History and Comprehensive Description of Loudoun County, VirginiaHead, James William
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History and Comprehensive Description of Loudoun County, Virginia
Head, James William
Loudoun County (Va.) -- History
TABLE III.--_Value of land and buildings, with the per cent
of the total represented by the value of buildings, June 1, 1900._
Land and improvements (except buildings) $6,649,690 00
Buildings 2,488,870 00
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Total $9,138,560 00
Per cent in buildings 37.4
TABLE IV.--_Number of farms and number and per cent of those
with buildings, June 1, 1900, with average values of land and
buildings._
Number of farms:
Total 1,948
With buildings 1,933
Per cent with buildings 99.2
Average value of--
Land, per farm $3,414 00
Land, per acre 21 18
Buildings, per farm 1,278 00
Buildings, per farm with buildings 1,288 00
TABLE V.--_Total and average value per farm of farm
implements and machinery, with increase and decrease and per cent of
increase and decrease in the total value, by decades: Summary 1850 to
1900._
--------+---------------+--------------+-------------+-----------
| Value of farm | | |
| implements | Increase | Per cent | Average
Census | and | by | of | value per
year. | machinery. | decade. | increase. | farm.
--------+---------------+--------------+-------------+-----------
1900 | $295,910 00 | $103,000 00 | 53.4 | $151 90
1890 | 192,910 00 | 9,683 00 | 5.3 | 106 11
1880 | 183,227 00 | [#]23,473 00 | [#]11.4 | 99 53
1870[##]| 206,700 00 | [#]31,564 00 | [#]13.2 | 166 96
1860 | 238,264 00 | 42,470 00 | 21.7 | 197 40
1850 | 195,794 00 | | | 155 89
--------+---------------+--------------+-------------+-----------
[##: Values in gold.]
[#: Decrease.]
The percentage of increase was least for the decade 1880 to 1890.
After 1870 the farmers did not, until 1900, report as large
investments in machinery as they did prior to the war.
Only two other Virginia counties reported higher values of farming
implements and machinery in 1900. They were Augusta, with $439,090,
and Rockingham, with $436,340.
LIVE STOCK.
_Values_.
The total value of the live stock _on farms_ only, June 1, 1900, was
$1,621,639, or 14.7 per cent of $11,056,109, the reported value of all
farm property. Of the live stock value, domestic animals, worth
$1,556,935, constituted 96 per cent; poultry, worth $58,276, 3.6 per
cent; and bees, worth $6,428, .4 per cent.
TABLE I.--_Reported value of live stock on farms with
increase and decrease and per cent of increase and decrease, by
decades, and average values per farm and acre._
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