The following lists have been published in the /Magazine of Virginia
Genealogy/; this is a continuing series and new ones will be published
as they are located.
Botetourt census lists for 1785 were published in volume 45 (2007):
82-4, 135-8, 189-91; 46 (2008): 132--6, 283--5; 47 (2009): ibc3; 278, 48
(2010): 137-8; 49 (2011): 47--8, 158-60; 50 (2012): 83;
Goochland lists for 1782 were published in volume 47 (2009): 265; 50
(2012): 107-111; 51 (2013): 66-8;
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On 10/31/2014 9:47 AM, Michael Nicholls wrote:
> Assuming that you are referring to the lists, NONE that I know of---MIck
> Michael L. Nicholls
> Professor of History, Emeritus
> Dept. of History
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> On Oct 30, 2014, at 4:37 PM, Lyle E. Browning wrote:
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>> How many of these are available digitally and if so, where?
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Lyle Browning
>>
>>
>> On Oct 30, 2014, at 11:02 AM, Michael Nicholls <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
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>>> The censuses which appear in the early 1780's and the lists of whites and buildings were both done at the request of the Confederation congress as it tried to figure out the nation's population and what the individual states ought to be responsible for in their contributions to the new nation. The VA statutes ordering them can be found in Hening XI pp. 40, 108, 193, for the censuses, and p. 415 for the list of buildings and whites. The latter law only required the list takers to distinguish between dwelling houses and other buildings. However, some list takers noted the roofing, whether frame, brick or log in construction and reported the functions of the outbuildings, as in barns, smokehouses, kitchens etc--others only reported numbers of dwellings and outbuildings with no other information. There are several of these lists at the LVA--Mick Nicholls
>>> Michael L. Nicholls
>>> Professor of History, Emeritus
>>> Dept. of History
>>> Utah State University
>>> Logan, UT 84322-0710
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>>> On Oct 30, 2014, at 7:28 AM, Craig Kilby wrote:
>>>
>>>>> Can anyone direct me to the relevant statutes authorizing/requiring the two lists above? The 1783 list includes head of household, number of white inhabitants, and number of black inhabitants. The 1785 list is for whites only, and includes head of household, number of whites, number of dwelling houses, and number of "other houses" (buildings). I have the lists for Lancaster County. The 1785 list is headed with notation "per Act of Assembly." I'm curious as to why these lists were made, and what exactly was considered a dwelling house and "other houses." Some people on the list have no dwelling house, nor any other buildings.
>>>>>
>>>>> Craig Kilby
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