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1910 Aggregate Census Agriculture Data for Pitt CountyDepartment of Commerce
Bureau of the Census
E. Dana Durand, Director
Thirteenth Census of the United States
Taken in the Year 1910
Volume VII
A G R I C U L T U R E
1909 AND 1910
Reports by States, with Statistics for Counties
Nebraska-Wyoming
Alaska, Hawaii, and Porto Rico
Prepared under the Supervision of
Le Grand Powers, Chief Statistician
for Agriculture (1909-1912)
John Lee Coulter, Expert Special
Agent for Agriculture
Ray Palmer Teele, Expert Special
Agent for Irrigation
Washington
Government Printing Office
1913
AGRICULTURE-NORTH CAROLINA
Table 1.--Farms and Farm Property, by Counties:
April 15, 1910
p. 243
Pitt County
[Comparative data for June 1, 1900, in italics.]
| Population |
36,340 |
| Population
in 1900 |
30,889 |
| Number of all farms |
4,696 |
| Number of all
farms in 1900 |
4,022 |
| Color and nativity of farmers: |
| Native white |
2,747 |
| Foreign-born white |
1 |
| Negro and other nonwhite |
1,948 |
| Number of farms, classified
by size: |
|
| Under 3 acres |
2 |
| 3 to 9 acres |
180 |
| 10 to 19 acres |
656 |
| 20 to 49 acres |
1,976 |
| 50 to 99 acres |
941 |
| 100 to 174 acres |
529 |
| 175 to 259 acres |
212 |
| 260 to 499 acres |
131 |
| 500 to 999 acres |
54 |
| 1,000
acres and over |
15 |
Land and Farm Area
| Approximate land area
acres |
401,280 |
| Land in farms
acres |
343,474 |
| Land in
farms in 1900
acres |
355,152 |
| Improved land in farms
acres |
149,646 |
| Improved
land in farms in 1900
acres |
151,847 |
| Woodland in farms
acres |
187,217 |
| Other unimproved land in farms
acres |
6,611 |
| Per cent of land area in farms |
85.6 |
| Per cent of farm land improved |
43.6 |
| Average acres per farm |
73.1 |
| Average improved acres per farm |
31.9 |
Value of Farm Property
| All farm property
dollars |
11,014,576 |
|
All farm property in 1900
dollars |
4,335,272 |
| Per cent increase, 1900-1910 |
154.1 |
| Land
dollars |
7,580,388 |
|
Land in 1900
dollars |
2,752,200 |
| Buildings
dollars |
2,111,148 |
| Buildings
in 1900
dollars |
954,080 |
| Implements and machinery
dollars |
293,577 |
| Implements,
etc., in 1900
dollars |
147,230 |
| Domestic animals,
poultry, and bees
dollars |
1,029,463 |
| Domestic
animals, etc., in 1900
dollars |
481,762 |
| Per cent of value of all property
in-- |
|
| Land |
68.8 |
| Buildings |
19.2 |
| Implements and machinery |
2.7 |
| Domestic animals, poultry,
and bees |
9.3 |
| Average values: |
|
| All property per farm
dollars |
2,346 |
| Land and buildings per
farm
dollars |
2,064 |
| Land per acre
dollars |
22.07 |
| Land
per acre in1900
dollars |
7.75 |
Domestic Animals (farms and ranges)
| Value of domestic animals
dollars |
981,979 |
| Cattle: |
|
| Total number |
7,586 |
| Dairy
cows |
2,706 |
| Other
cows |
1,874 |
| Yearling
heifers |
945 |
| Calves |
1,283 |
| Yearling
steers and bulls |
342 |
| Other
steers and bulls |
436 |
| Value
dollars |
125,339 |
| Horses: |
|
| Total number |
3,181 |
| Mature
horses |
3,149 |
| Yearling
colts |
20 |
| Spring
colts |
12 |
| Value
dollars |
373,224 |
| Mules: |
|
| Total number |
2,649 |
| Mature
mules |
2,644 |
| Yearling
colts |
1 |
| Spring
colts |
4 |
| Value
dollars |
371,131 |
| Asses burros: |
|
| Number |
1 |
| Value
dollars |
100 |
| Swine: |
|
| Total number |
39,040 |
| Mature
hogs |
22,066 |
| Spring
pigs |
16,974 |
| Value
dollars |
110,615 |
| Sheep: |
|
| Total number |
695 |
| Rams,
ewes, and wethers |
504 |
| Spring
lambs |
191 |
| Value
dollars |
998 |
| Number |
544 |
| Goats: |
|
| Number |
544 |
| Value
dollars |
572 |
| Poultry and Bees |
|
| Number of poultry of all kinds |
111,077 |
| Value
dollars |
44,324 |
| Number of colonies of bees |
2,445 |
| Value
dollars |
3,160 |
Table 2.–Number, Acreage, and Value of Farms Classified
by Tenure; Color and Nativity of Farmers; and Mortgage Debt, by Counties:
April 15, 1910
p. 253
Pitt County
[Comparative data for June 1, 1900, in italics.]
Farms Operated by Owners
| Number
of farms in 1900 |
1,617 |
| Per cent of all farms |
34.8 |
| Per
cent of all farms in 1900 |
40.2 |
| Land in farms
acres |
207,519 |
| Improved land in farms
acres |
68,314 |
| Value of land and buildings
dollars |
5,547,153 |
| Degree of ownership: |
|
| Farms consisting of owned
land only |
1,443 |
| Farms consisting of owned
and hired land |
191 |
| Color and nativity of owners: |
|
| Native white |
1,403 |
| Foreign-born white |
1 |
| Negro and other nonwhite |
230 |
| |
|
| Farms Operated by Tenants |
|
| Number of farms |
3,047 |
| Number
of farms in 1900 |
2,374 |
| Per cent of all farms |
64.9 |
| Per
cent of all farms in 1900 |
59.0 |
| Land in farms
acres |
127,409 |
| Improved land in farms
acres |
79,146 |
| Value of land and buildings
dollars |
3,977,508 |
| Form of tenancy: |
|
| Share tenants |
2,602 |
| Share-cash tenants |
68 |
| Cash tenants |
219 |
| Tenure not specified |
158 |
| Color and nativity of tenants: |
|
| Native white |
1,331 |
| Foreign-born white |
--- |
| Negro and other nonwhite |
1,716 |
Farms Operated by Managers
| Number of farms |
15 |
|
Number of farms in 1900 |
31 |
| Land in farms
acres |
8,546 |
| Improved land in farms
acres |
2,186 |
| Value of land and buildings
dollars |
166,875 |
|
|
| Mortgage Debt Reports (no
mortgage reports were obtained for farms operated by tenants and managers) |
|
| For all farms operated
by owners: |
|
| Number free
from mortgage debt |
1,105 |
| Number with
mortgage debt |
505 |
| Number with no mortgage
report |
24 |
| For farms consisting of owned
land only: |
|
| Number reporting debt and
amount |
396 |
| Value
of their land and buildings
dollars |
1,330,470 |
| Amount
of mortgage debt
dollars |
385,398 |
| Per cent
of value of land and buildings |
29.0 |
Table 3.–Live Stock Products, and Domestic Animals Sold
or Slaughtered on Farms, by Counties: 1909
p.253
Pitt County
Live Stock Products
| Dairy Products |
|
| Dairy cows on farms reporting
dairy products number |
1,397 |
| Dairy cows on farms reporting
milk produced number |
1,322 |
| Milk--Produced
gallons |
214,958 |
| Sold
gallons |
9,375 |
| Cream sold
gallons |
280 |
| Butter fat sold
pounds |
1,099 |
| Butter--Produced
pounds |
54,961 |
| Sold
pounds |
6,377 |
| Cheese--Produced
pounds |
--- |
| Sold
pounds |
--- |
| Value of dairy products, excluding
home use of milk and cream
dollars |
19,351 |
| Receipts from sale of dairy products
dollars |
5,478 |
| Poultry Products |
|
| Poultry--Raised
number |
215,921 |
|
Sold
number |
40,223 |
| Eggs--Produced
dozens |
291,791 |
|
Sold
dozens |
110,840 |
| Value of poultry and
eggs produced
dollars |
122,253 |
| Receipts from sale
of poultry and eggs
dollars |
34,659 |
| Honey and Wax |
|
| Honey produced
pounds |
18,847 |
| Wax produced
pounds |
987 |
| Value of honey and
wax produced
dollars |
2,065 |
| Wool, Mohair, and
Goat Hair |
|
| Wool, fleeces shorn
number |
277 |
| Mohair and goat hair,
fleeces shorn
number |
--- |
| Value of wool and
mohair produced
dollars |
181 |
| Domestic Animals
Sold or Slaughtered |
|
| Calves--Sold or slaughtered
number |
114 |
| Other cattle--Sold
or slaughtered
number |
1,302 |
| Horses, mules, and
asses and burros--Sold number |
102 |
| Swine--Sold or slaughtered
number |
22,726 |
| Sheep and goats--Sold
or slaughtered
number |
115 |
| Receipts from sale
of animals
dollars |
37,406 |
| Value of animals slaughtered
dollars |
203,550 |
Table 4.--Value of All Crops and Principal Classes Thereof,
and Acreage and Production of Principal Crops, by Counties: 1909
pp. 262-263
Pitt County
Value of All Crops
| Total
dollars |
3,627,083 |
| Cereals
dollars |
626,152 |
| Other grains and seeds
dollars |
129,827 |
| Hay and forage
dollars |
68,517 |
| Vegetables
dollars |
220,079 |
| Fruits and nuts
dollars |
35,043 |
| All other crops
dollars |
2,547,465 |
Selected Crops (acres and quantity)
Cereals:
| Total acres |
51,295 |
| bushels |
698,904 |
| Corn |
acres |
47,737 |
| |
bushels |
638,932 |
| Oats |
acres |
3,426 |
| |
bushels |
59,016 |
| Wheat |
acres |
108 |
|
bushels |
801 |
| Buckwheat |
acres |
--- |
| |
bushels |
--- |
| Rye |
acres |
24 |
| |
bushels |
155 |
| Rice |
acres |
--- |
| |
bushels |
--- |
Other grains:
| Dry peas |
acres |
3,056 |
| |
bushels |
11,235 |
| Dry edible beans |
acres |
12 |
| |
bushels |
101 |
| Peanuts |
acres |
4,383 |
| |
bushels |
173,804 |
Hay and forage:
| Total |
acres |
5,312 |
| |
tons |
4,513 |
| |
|
|
| All tame or cultivated
grasses |
acres |
126 |
| |
tons |
108 |
| Wild, salt, or prairie
grasses |
acres |
33 |
| |
tons |
38 |
| Grains cut green |
acres |
5,059 |
| |
tons |
4,329 |
| Coarse forage |
acres |
94 |
| |
tons |
38 |
| |
|
|
| Special crops: |
|
|
| Potatoes |
acres |
1,245 |
| |
bushels |
100,311 |
| Sweet potatoes and
yams |
acres |
1,714 |
| |
bushels |
183,090 |
| All other vegetables |
acres |
691 |
| Tobacco |
acres |
14,130 |
| |
pounds |
10,973,950 |
| Cotton |
acres |
38,800 |
| |
bales |
18,054 |
| Cane, sugar |
acres |
--- |
| |
tons |
--- |
| Sirup (made) |
gallons |
--- |
| Cane, sorghum |
acres |
123 |
|
tons |
430 |
| Sirup (made) |
gallons |
4,546 |
Fruits and Nuts
| Orchard fruits: |
|
|
| Total |
trees |
37,495 |
| |
bushels |
38,891 |
| Apples |
trees |
11,976 |
| |
bushels |
15,094 |
| Peaches and nectarines |
trees |
20,004 |
| |
bushels |
21,285 |
| Pears |
trees |
3,072 |
| |
bushels |
1,199 |
| Plums and prunes |
trees |
2,410 |
| |
bushels |
1,297 |
| Cherries |
trees |
19 |
| |
bushels |
10 |
| Quinces |
trees |
11 |
| |
bushels |
6 |
| Grapes |
vines |
2,073 |
| |
pounds |
463,494 |
| |
|
|
| Tropical fruits: |
|
|
| Total |
trees |
49 |
| Figs |
trees |
49 |
| |
pounds |
2,256 |
| Small fruits: |
|
|
| Total |
acres |
2 |
| |
quarts |
1,460 |
| Strawberries |
acres |
2 |
| |
quarts |
1,460 |
| Blackberries and dewberries |
acres |
--- |
| |
quarts |
--- |
| |
|
|
| Nuts: |
|
|
| Total |
trees |
273 |
| |
pounds |
23,309 |
| Pecans |
trees |
104 |
| |
pounds |
895 |
Table 5.--Selected Farm Expenses and Receipts, by Counties:
1909
pp. 262-263
Pitt County
| Labor ---- Farms
reporting |
2,797 |
|
Cash expended
dollars |
206,571 |
|
Rent and board furnished dollars |
41,564 |
| Fertilizer ----- Farms
reporting |
3,837 |
|
Amount expended
dollars |
478,508 |
| Feed ----- Farms
reporting |
686 |
|
Amount expended
dollars |
30,267 |
| Receipts from sale of feedable
crops dollars |
12,928 |
Table 6.--Number and Value of Domestic Animals Not
on
Farms, by Counties: April 15, 1910
p. 267
Pitt County
| Inclosures reporting domestic
animals |
334 |
| Value of domestic animals
dollars |
68,049 |
| Cattle: |
|
| Total number |
249 |
| Value
dollars |
6,883 |
| Number
of dairy cows |
145 |
| Horses: |
|
| Total number |
338 |
| Value
dollars |
47,420 |
| Number
of mature horses |
335 |
| Mules and asses and burros: |
|
| Total number |
70 |
| Value
dollars |
12,460 |
| Number
of mature mules |
67 |
| Swine: |
|
| Total number |
225 |
| Value
dollars |
1,269 |
| Sheep and goats: |
|
| Total number |
12 |
| Value
dollars |
17 |
|