1860 Agricultural Census, Monroe County, Florida

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Monroe County Florida
1860 Agricultural Census


The Agricultural Census for Florida for 1860 was microfilmed by the
University of North Carolina Library under a grant from the National
Science Foundation and filmed from original records at Florida State
University.

There are some forty-six columns of information on each individual.
Only the head of the household is addressed. I have chosen to use only
six columns of information because I feel that this information best
illustrates the wealth of the individuals.  These are shown below:

1.  Name of Owner
2.  Acres of Improved Land
3.  Acres of Unimproved Land
4.  Cash Value of the Farm
5.  Value of Farm Implements and Machinery
13. Value of Livestock

Thus, the numbers following the names represent, 2, 3, 4, 5, 13.

The following symbol is used to maintain spacing where information in
a column is left blank(-). In some instances, information is shown as
property acreage is rented.


Joseph Roberts, 5, 3, 500, -, 5
Benjamin Albuy, 5, 10, 11000, 10, -
William H. Van Pisster, 6, -, 6000, 20, -
John P. Baldwin, 16, 4, 2000, -, 25
Walter C. Maloney, 3, -, 500, -, 10
William C. Dennis, l20, -, 1000, -, 20
Ann Morris, 4, -, 300, -, -
James Evans, 6, -, -, -, -