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17th VT

Economic

Census 1860

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Methodology

Census 1860

Connecticut (161,366)

OccupationPercent Count = 145,223 (90%)

agent 0.36 583
apprentice 0.88 1425
blacksmith 1.49 2398
brick maker 0.23 370
butcher 0.39 622
cabinet maker 0.28 444
carpenter 2.07 3333
carter 0.27 431
cigar maker 0.27 436
civil - mechanical engineer 0.28 452
clergyman 0.54 878
clerk 2.41 3885
clock maker 0.24 380
coach maker 0.68 1098
driver 0.23 375
factory hand 5.80 9352
farm laborer 7.12 11489
farmer 18.97 30612
fisherman 0.48 780
gardener - nurseryman 0.30 484
grocer 0.41 664
gunsmith 0.31 503
harness maker 0.34 549
hatter 0.76 1230
hoopskirt maker 0.26 419
joiner 0.98 1577
laborer 9.72 15683
laundress 0.50 813
lawyer 0.29 468
machinist 1.66 2677
mantua maker 0.55 880
manufacturer 0.87 1410
mariner 2.21 3573
mason (brick and stone) 0.79 1273
mechanic 1.63 2633
merchant 1.71 2758
miller 0.27 434
milliner 0.49 783
moulder 0.54 870
other 0.44 710
painter - varnisher 1.13 1817
paper manufacturer 0.34 550
peddler 0.33 534
physician 0.44 707
printer 0.22 362
quarryman 0.51 823
railroadman 0.41 655
seamstress 1.10 1771
servant 7.95 12831
ship carpenter 0.26 417
shoemaker 2.41 3892
spinner 0.34 548
stone - marble cutter 0.37 590
student 0.78 1253
tailor 0.63 1018
tailoress 0.60 972
teacher 1.61 2600
teamster 0.32 519
tinsmith 0.34 553
trimmer 0.43 695
weaver 1.15 1859
wheelwright 0.32 523

Notes

Data from USCensus 1860. The ‘Count’ is the total of occupations listed on this page, a percentage of the total working population for the state.

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