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The Victorian enumerat… [Compiled from Parliamentary Papers 1852-3, 1863 and 1873. Lab.’ (agricultural labourer). 0000006682 00000 n The 1881 census was more generalised, and allowed abbreviations such “ag. 0000031815 00000 n Since all the details are collected at the same time, the census provides a snapshot of what life was like on census night. Scotland can lay claim to several important developments in farming - including drainage and plough improvements. 0000025003 00000 n occupations were classified, and how those who were not economically active through retirement, unemployment, or otherwise were treated. 0000002922 00000 n 0000008685 00000 n Some labouring occupations became more specialised: stockman, ploughman, and horsekeeper. The image is in the Smallford Group’s collection. 0000005062 00000 n 0000006358 00000 n He was an “electrician on a gentleman’s estate”. 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