[TABLE 13]

CANALPORT: ETHNICITY, 1920 (a)
Foreign born and estimated second generation numbers (b)

 		Foreign	%	Est.	Est.	Est.
Ethnic		born	for.	second	ethnic	% of total
group		count	share	gen.#	total	population (c)
-----------	----	--	----	-----	--------------
Polish		6789	24	7701	14490	    18
Lithuanian	5057	18	5744	10801	    14	
Italian		4397	16	4993	 9390	    12
German		2827	10	3209	 6036	     7
Irish		2267	 8	2573	 4840	     6

Other ethnic	6915	24	7855	14770	    19


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Notes:
 a. Alilunas does not define the boundaries of Canalport, but does
    mention Bridgeport. The area to which the figures apply had a larger
    population than Bridgeport did; it probably includes areas on the
    north/west side of the canal/river, while it probably excludes
    southern parts of Bridgeport. 

 b. The numbers Alilunas provides are the foreign born count and those in
    note (c) below. All the other figures were calculated using these
    numbers and are estimates (made in the same proportions as the foreign
    born group)  derived from the group born of foreign or mixed
    parentage.  This would tend to underestimate the older groups (Irish
    and German) and accentuate the more recent immigrants. The third
    generation falls entirely within the 'native' category; 5598 children
    of mixed parentage were not figured in.

 c. The base population figures of this Canalport area were as
    follows:

	Total population:		78755
	Native of native parents:	11464
	Native of foreign parents:	32075
	Foreign born:			28252
	Mixed white:			 5598
	Colored (all):			 1366

Source: Leo J. Alilunas, ed., Lithuanians in the United States (1978), p. 64
 See bibliography for publication information.