Clayville rural life center and museum - Publications series II - Research report #09: Rural trades and businesses in central Illinois in 1850 - A compilation of census data
MacLean, Kay [compiler]
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Title
Clayville rural life center and museum - Publications series II - Research report #09: Rural trades and businesses in central Illinois in 1850 - A compilation of census data
Author(s)
MacLean, Kay [compiler]
Contributor(s)
Hawes, Edward L. [editor]
Issue Date
1981
Keyword(s)
Illinois history
19th century
Trades and professions
19th century
Federal Census, 1850
Abstract
This study covers the rural areas of Cass, Menard, and Morgan Counties. The Macon County data includes Decatur. This compilation has two immediate purposes: 1.) to provide material to place the activities of the Broadwell's in context, and 2.) to provide data for the Clayville Folk Arts Guild on what the trades and occupations of people in the 1840s and 1850s were and their relative importance's, so that its members have some guidelines to expand interpretive activities. 31p.
Publisher
Sangamon State University
Series/Report Name or Number
Clayville Rural Life Center and Museum - Publications Series II
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