""Abstract of the Census of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Taken With Reference to Facts Existing"" offers a detailed snapshot of Massachusetts in the mid-19th century. Compiled under the authority of Francis DeWitt, this work presents a comprehensive overview of the state's population, economy, and social characteristics as revealed by the census.
Providing invaluable statistical data, the abstract covers a wide range of topics, including population distribution, agricultural production, manufacturing output, and vital statistics. This historical document offers researchers, historians, and genealogists a rich source of information about the people and places that shaped Massachusetts during a period of significant growth and change.
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