Each land census record provides fourteen columns of information as follows:

1. Names of providers of information

2. Providers of information of either sex that are married or unmarried but deemed to be married through the decree of 1870 up to the age of 60 years, inclusive.

3. This column includes: Professionals; Citizens; Farmers; Tenants; Subtenants; Brothers; Sons; Daughters; Slaves; Servants; Workers; Merchants; Magistrates.

4. Houses in which the Census is taken.

5. Urban lands: Urban fields, Market price of fields.

6. Grain Production: Which contributors farm the land and hold it under civil law.  Profit attained by the contributors, assuming one harvest.  How many harvest after one planting?  What is the normal price of one planting?

7. Meadows: Meadows, held under civil law.  Harvests Profit attained by the contributors, assuming a single planting.

8. Vines: Amount of harvest.  Profit attained, assuming one grape harvest.  Pickers required.  Average number of urns per picker.  Average current price per picker.

9. Apple and Plum Orchards: Harvests.  Attained profit, assuming one single extended harvest.

10. Large domestic animals: Oxen, Heifers and milk cows, Sterile cows, Steers and cows, over 3 years old, Steers and cows over 2 years old.  Draft and riding horses, over 3 years old and Draft and riding horses over 2 years old.

11. Small domestic animals: Sheep one year old and above.  Swine one year old and above.  Goats one year old and above.

12. Forests: Which occupy arable land.  t yield and amount of lumber.

13. Signature

14. Notes

Martha Connor's Translator's Note:

We cannot guarantee the accuracy of this translation for the following reasons:

1:  This copy was typed in Latin from an original, and there are several typographical error and misspellings.

2:  We do not know the origin of the Latin documents.  The Latin language differed from country to country: in Italy, Latin was different from that used in Germany and other places.