Bács-Kiskun megye múltjából 12. (Kecskemét, 1993)

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deriving from the town's composition. Not having independent parties, society's affiliation was the determining factor at the election. The two elected representatives were local landowners, who played significant role in 1848 and 1861 as well in public life of Pest country-district. Mr. Balásfalvi Kiss, Miklós was the Chief Constable (the chief administrative officer) of Pest country—district from 1861. Mr. Horváth, Döme — determining person of the town's public life during absolutism, supporter of arts, founder of Katuna-cult, promoter of economic development — became Attorney General of Pest country-district from January of 1861. Kecskemét representatives' society affiliation reflected not only the local interest but the country's situation. One of the representative's was member of noble landowners, the other one embodied the noble intellectuals, while both were member of country-district representative system. 1939. CENSUS OF POPULATION IN CSÁVOLY written by Mihály Kőhegyi and Zsuzsa Merk Since foundation of Central Statistical Office (C. S. O.) census of population has been held decennially, namely in every zero-ended year, in the whole territory of the Country. Beetwen census of 1930. and of 1941. there were four partial registrations that reflect both extraordinary condition of these years and changes of great importance in the Country's life. Only Country and county summaries were worked out concerning sex, age, population, density of population after 1939. november census, held on the territory determined in Trianon. Those data sheets must have been sent to Central Statistical Office could have been destroyed. There are only notes of correspondence in the register-book whit content extract left, concerning the census. General files preserved in archives of Csávoly village are small but precious part (pieces) of source had been lost forever. Those men are registered who reached lower age limit of 12 — age of being LEVENTE (member of a paramilitary youth organisation in Hungary between 1928 and 1944) — and do not exceed upper age limit of 70. Military and administrative registration was carried out on the besis of Paragraph 87. concerning those obliged to fulfill civil-defense service. According to the enacting clause, women of special qualification between age of 16 and 50 were personally registered too. 12 questions out of 31 were distinctly kind of military. These files had to be sent to the C. S. O. without having information in the enacting clause of their later destiny and place of storage. We have a kind of such a general file, since original ones had to be filled in one copy only and sent to the C. S. O. This way original files could