The Negro at Work in New York City: A Study in Economic ProgressHaynes, George Edmund
History
The Negro at Work in New York City: A Study in Economic Progress
Haynes, George Edmund
African American businesspeople; African Americans -- Employment -- New York (State) -- New York; African Americans -- History
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Family reasons (68 or 32.4 per cent, of 210). | T
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On account of parents. |On account of husband | On account of other | l
| or wife | relatives. | .
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"Brought here by |"Relatives of wife |"A son here" 2|
parents" 12| here" 1| |
| |"To visit a brother |
"With mother" 6|"Wife here" 1| and remained" 5|
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"Came with mother |"To follow husband" 1|"Had a sister here" 9|
who was here" 4| | |
|"Came with husband" 7|"My health was bad |
"Father was here" 2| | and came to live |
|"My husband was | with sister" 1|
"On account of death | working on a ship | |
of father" 1| coming here" 1|To live with other |
| | relatives on account |
"Father transferred | | of death of mother 4|
in revenue service" 1| | |
| |Through influence |
| | of other relatives 10|
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Total 26| Total 11| Total 31|68
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