Agriculture, industry, social statistics, manufactures, and supplemental schedules for Kentucky, 1850-1880.

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Agriculture, industry, social statistics, manufactures, and supplemental schedules for Kentucky, 1850-1880.

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Series includes agriculture, manufactures, and social statistics schedules for 1850, 1860, 1870, and 1880. The social statistic schedules for 1850-1870 requested information on churches, schools, libraries, newspapers, taxes, wealth, the public debt, wages, paupers, and criminals. In 1880 the social statistic schedules were withdrawn from the regular enumerators and special agents were appointed to collect the information. Supplemental schedules were printed and distributed to the regular enumerators. These schedules were designed to collect information on the defective, dependent, and delinquent classes: insane inhabitants, idiots, deaf-mutes, blind inhabitants, homeless childen, inhabitants in prison, and pauper and indigent inhabitants.

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