Just to let everyone know, there are Agriculture Census Schedule's for years 1850 - 1880 in Georgia: 1860 lists the following information: Column 1 - Name 2 - Improved acres of land 3 - Un-improved acres of land 4 - Cash vaule of farm 5 - Value of farming implements and machinery 6 - Horses 7 - Asses and mules 8 - Milk cows 9 - Working oxen 10 - Other cattle 11 - Sheep 12 - Swine 13 - Value of livestock 14 - Wheat, bushels of 15 - Rye, " " 16 - Indian corn, " " 17 - Oats, " " 18 - Rice, lbs of 19 - Tobacco " " 20 - Ginned cotton(bales of 400lb pack) 21 - Wool lbs of 22 - Peas and Beans bushels of 23 - Irish potatoes, " " 24 - Sweet potatoes, " " 25 - Barley, " " 26 - Buckwheat, " " 27 - Value of orchard products in dells(?) 28 - Wine, gallons of 29 - Value of produce of market garden 30 - Butter, lbs of 31 - Cheese, " " 32 - Hay, tons of 33 - Clover seed, bushels of 34 - Gradd seeds, " " 35 - Hops, lbs of 36 - Dew rotted, tons of 37 - Winter rotted, " " 38 - Other prepared hemp 39 - Flax lbs of 40 - Flaxseed, bushels of 41 - Silk cocoons, lbs of 42 - maple sugar, lbs of 43 - Cane sugar, hhds of 1,000lbs 44 - Molasses, gallons of and from what made 45 - Bacewax, lbs of 46 - Honey, " " 47 - Value of homemade manufacturers 48 - Value of animals slaughtered The 1850, 1870 and 1880 all have generally the same information. All the microfilm tapes are available at the National Archives in DC. They are also available at various other places.