Homepage A Brief History of Cheltenham A Brief History of Cheltenham PA...William Penn's Colony Famous Names in Hx of Cheltenham The Mills A True Suburb Evolves La Mott, Pennsylvania The Mott's James Mott Lucretia Mott Lucretia Coffin Roadside Lucretia Mott's Extended Family Benjamin Franklin - Lucretia Mott Before the Civil War The Era Before the Civil War Gradual Emancipation Proposal The Kansas-Nebraska Act The Appeal of 1854 The Lincoln-Douglas Debates 1858 The Election of 1860 Pennsylvania's Attitude Pennsylvania and the Tariff The First Inaugural Address Lincoln as a Writer The Quakers and Cheltenham The Civil War Lincoln as Commander in Chief U.S. Constitution Article II, Section 2 Jay Cooke Biography The Union Generals Lincoln's Primary Generals Letter to General Grant - 7/13/1863 Colored Troops...The Debate The Union League's Petition The Door Opens to Black Troops The Order of Retaliation Chronology of the Civil War Alphabetical Listing of Battles Lincoln and the Law The Homestead Act The Homestead Act States The Freeman Family and the Act July 22, 1862 Cabinet Meeting Emancipation Proclamation-Timeline Emancipation Proclamation Habeas Corpus Decree The Years of Camp Wm. Penn The Beginnings of Camp W. Penn The Opening Orders Colonel Louis Wagner Colonel John H. Taggert Activities at Camp William Penn Who They Were... What They Did Who They Were...What They Did The Medal of Honor A Soldier's Letter Civil War Battlefields Brigadier Gen. Lorenzo Thomas The Bureau of Colored Troops Battle of New Market History & Names of 3rd Regiment History & Names of 6th Regiment History & Names of 8th Regiment History & Names of 22nd Regiment History & Names of 24th Regiment History & Names of 25th Regiment History & Names of 32nd Regiment History & Names of 41st Regiment History & Names of 43rd Regiment History & Names of 45th Regiment History & Names of 127th Regiment The Complete Camp William Penn Roster The Closing Orders The Civil War Archive Back Cover of Don Scott's Book The USCT Elsewhere Camp Nelson USCT Draft Rendezvous Encampment USCT an Overview The Tradition Continues Blacks in the Military 1861-1914 Blacks in the Military 1914-1936 Raymond W. Triplett Cheltenham Veterans Roster The Election of 1864 Letter to James C. Conklin Lincoln & The Pre-Election Outlook The Election of 1860 The Election of 1864 The Second Inaugural Address Lincoln's Assassination A. Lincoln Timeline Lincoln as the Writer Lincoln's Assasination The Reconstruction Years Reconstruction Timeline The Freedmen's Bureau Aftermath of the Civil War Republican Dominance in PA The Constitution of 1874 New State Agencies Population The Early Families The Early Families Migration The Great Migration The First Northern Migration The Early Census 1860 - 1920 The Irish Immigrants The Growth of the Village The Growth of the Village History of the Police Department History of the Fire Department Moore-Triplett Post Members The La Mott School The Census 1910 - 1960 La Mott Becomes Truly Historic La Mott...Today! La Mott...Today! The American Dream Quote The Census 1960 - 2000 The Areas Around La Mott Montgomery County - An Overview Cheltenham Township Abington Glenside Elkins Park Jenkintown Lynwood Gardens Contact Us Correspondence Questions Submitting Data/Pictures Friendly Printing Pages Sponsorship/Donations Our Report to You Financial Income Financial Expenditures Annual Report Acknowledgements Legal Disclaimer U.S./Pennsylvania/Montgomery County/Cheltenham Census 1930 - 2000 YEAR  U.S. PA MONTCO CHELTENHAM  CHELTENHAM (BLACK) % BLACK 1930 122,775,046 9,631,350 265,804 15,731 981 6.2     1940 130,962,661 9,900,180 289,247 19.082 1168 6.1     1950 149,895,183 10,498,012 353,068 22,854     1960 178,554,916 11,319,366 516,682 35,990 831 2.3     1970 203,302,031 11,793,909 623,799 40,238 775 1.9     1980 226,545,805 11,863,895 643,621 35,509 2,486 7     1990 248,709,873 11,881,643 678,111 34,923 5,284 15.1     2000 281,421,906 12,281,954 750,097 36,875 9,074 24.6   ©2007, Chambres & Associates, All rights reserved | Site designed by: The Canton Group