Immigrants in industries(In twenty-five parts) . tive-born of foreign father, by race of father; RfthfiTTiiftTi anfl MnmviaTi Canadian, 1 Cuban Dutch . 14157457 Irish ... 17 9 ri 8 6 Polish 24 Scotch Slovak Swedish Welsh Foreign-bom: 11328 TtahffmiaTi and Mnravian 63 7 Brava • .0 Rii](Tftrian 1 41 148 2 10 102 74 80 38 40 387 2 48 222 182 I239 1 150 131 6 13 404 28 2 1 42 46 3 239 46 3 219 8 49 ^°t, 23. S 4 5 Danish. Dutch English 15 6 Flemish 43 6 Geraian 39 7 Hebrew 6 3 Erisb 30 2 14 9 Japanese (») Lithuanian ; Mexican Worwegian 50 0 Pol
Immigrants in industries(In twenty-five parts) . tive-born of foreign father, by race of father; RfthfiTTiiftTi anfl MnmviaTi Canadian, 1 Cuban Dutch . 14157457 Irish ... 17 9 ri 8 6 Polish 24 Scotch Slovak Swedish Welsh Foreign-bom: 11328 TtahffmiaTi and Mnravian 63 7 Brava • .0 Rii](Tftrian 1 41 148 2 10 102 74 80 38 40 387 2 48 222 182 I239 1 150 131 6 13 404 28 2 1 42 46 3 239 46 3 219 8 49 ^°t, 23. S 4 5 Danish. Dutch English 15 6 Flemish 43 6 Geraian 39 7 Hebrew 6 3 Erisb 30 2 14 9 Japanese (») Lithuanian ; Mexican Worwegian 50 0 Polish Portuguese 9 5 Eoimianian Russian 1 2 Kuthenian ?... Scotch 33 6 Slovak Slovenian 25 3 Spanish 44 5 Syrian Welsh 17,628 6 3,813 21 6 Total native-bom of foreign father 7882,11715,511 202 467 !>3,346 25 6 Total native-bom Total foreign-bom 21 6 » Not computed, owing to small number Not mcluding 1 family not reporting complete data. Manufacturing and Mining:. Summary Report. 177. 178 The Immigration Commission. Upon comparing the general nativity groups in the precedingtable, it is seen that slightly more than one-fifth, or to be exact, per cent, of the families the heads of which were white personsof native birth and per cent of those the heads of which were offoreign birth own their own homes. The families of the secondgeneration, or those whose heads were of native birth but of foreignfather, report a slightly larger proportion than the two nativitygroups mentioned above, or per cent, owning their homes. Avery unfavorable showing, by way of further comparison, is madeby native-born negro families with only per cent of home owner-ship. The figures showing this small degree of home ownershipamong the negro families should be modified by the statement,however, that a large proportion of the families represented werethose of bituminous coal mine workers in the Southern States whohad no opportunity to
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