Admission Census of the Monterey County Hospital 21 January 1886 through 8 February 1917: Census Data From a Document of the Monterey County Historical Society
BettyAnn Lockwood Hedegard, editor
Local History
R317.9476 Adm

California 1890 Great Register of Voters Index
California State Genealogical Alliance
Three Volumes
Genealogy
R929.3794 Cal

Admission Census of the Monterey County Hospital 21 January 1886 through 8 February 1917: Census Data From a Document of the Monterey County Historical Society BettyAnn Lockwood Hedegard, editor Local History R317.9476 Adm

Civil War Veterans Buried in Salinas, Soledad, Gonzales, Moss Landing and Austin, Nevada C.E. Sharrock Name List, No Dates Local History R929.5 Sha

Civil War Veterans Buried in Salinas, Soledad, Gonzales, Moss Landing and Austin, Nevada C.E. Sharrock Name List, No Dates Local History R929.5 Sha

Great Register of Voters, Monterey County, California, 1870 Newspaper Clippings Local History R917.9476 Gre

A Memorial and Biographical History of the Coast Counties of Central California, 1893 Index to names at the front of the book Local History R979.47 Mem

History and Biographical Record of Monterey and San Benito Counties and History of the State of California Containing Biographies of Well-Known Citizens of Past and Present Biographies in Volume 1, with the index to names at the front of Volume 2. Local History R979.471 Gui

1850 U.S. Federal Census Schedule I: Free Inhabitants of Monterey County, California Lorraine “Rain Cloud” Escobar Local History . R317.9476 Esc

1852 California State Census Schedule I: Inhabitants of Monterey County Lorraine “Rain Cloud” Escobar Local History R317.9476 Esc

History of Monterey County, California with Illustrations... With Biographical Sketches of Prominent Citizens Elliott & Moore, Publishers 1881 (Facsimile) Local History R979.47 His

Soldiers and Census Early Alta California 1779 – 1850
Monterey County Genealogical Society
Local History
R317.94 Sol

History of Monterey County, California with Illustrations... With Biographical Sketches of Prominent Citizens
Elliott & Moore, Publishers 1881 (Facsimile)
Local History
R979.47 His

Tombstone Inscriptions of the Monterey City Cemetery, Monterey, California
Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints
Local History
R979.476 Chu

Affirmative Action
See Business Enterprises - Building Trades; Employment; Salinas — Fire Department; Schools — Greenfield Union School District.
Related Local History File Heading: Ethnic Groups

Abbott House
See Business Enterprises — Hotels — Cominos Hotel

Adult Literacy
See Organizations - A - Adult Literacy

Aged
See also Organizations - A - Alliance on Aging; Business Enterprises — Taxicabs

In 2000 the census numbered 151,060 in Salinas. According to the Dun & Bradstreet Market Profile Analysis , there were 112,965 Salinas households in 1990. The 2001 update showed 130,610 households. By 2003 most of the city’s construction of single family homes during the past decade had been in northeast Salinas, south of Boronda Road and east of North Main Street. Major developments included Harden Ranch, Creekbridge, and Williams Ranch, with various affiliated subdivisions.

The Salinas population took another leap in the last part of the century. In 1990 it reached 108,777, 50.6% of whom were in the category of Hispanic Americans. Salinas residents continued to experience the benefits as well as the disadvantages of a growing city.