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...Jeremy Atack Abstract The paper announces the imminent availability of a major extension of the well-known Bateman-Foust sample. This new resource will contain linked agricultural and population census data between 1850 and 1880 for thousands of individuals in an expanded group of townships...

... , Southern Horticulture ( Atlanta : Turner E. Smith and Co. , 1944 ), 85 . 16. Oliver Bateman, interviewed by author, Feb. 22, 2008, Macon, Ga., notes in possession of the author; Allen Tullos , Habits of Industry: White Culture and the Transformation of the Carolina Piedmont ( Chapel Hill...

... to be an honorary member of that depart? ment, as I still get their newsletter along with that from the Economies Department. Economic history became my avocation early in my graduate career, thanks primarily to discussions with Fred Bateman and his invitation to work as his research assistant on the Bateman-Foust...

...: Columbia University Press, 1966), 126–27 (hereafter cited as NBER, Output ). 2. Jeremy Atack and Fred Bateman, To Their Own Soil: Agriculture in the Antebellum North (Ames: Iowa State University Press, 1987), 3–4; Robert William Fogel, Without Consent or Contract: The Rise and Fall of American...

... Apr. 27, 2020). 7. Jeremy Atack and Fred Bateman, “Yeoman Farming: Antebellum America’s Other ‘Peculiar Institution,‘” in Agriculture and National Development: Views on the Nineteenth Century , ed. Lou Ferleger (Ames: Iowa State University Press, 1990); and Hahn, The Roots of Southern Populism...

... Peter H. Lindert, "Long-run Trends in American Farmland Values," Agricultural History62 (Summer1988): 45 -85 7 Atack and Bateman in Prairie Ronde and Wakeshma for 1860 Atack and Batemen, To Their Own Soil, 110–11 8 Jeremy Atack and Fred Bateman, " Yankee Farming and Settlement...

... Production in the European Union .” Beef , May 13 , 2008 . http://www.beefmagazine.com/americancowman/beef-and-business/0513-europe-beef-production . Arnold F. J. “ Fifty Years of DHIA Work .” Journal of Dairy Science 39 ( 1956 ): 792 – 94 . Atack Jeremy , and Bateman Fred...

...: "The relativelyrapiddemise of home produced clothing,furnitureandsimilaritemsin farmandotherruralhouseholdsindicatesthata developing industrial-agricultureaclonomywas emergingin thenorthernborderstates."JeremyAtackandFred Bateman,ToTheirOwnSoil: Agriculturein AntebellumNorthAmerica(Ames: Iowa StateUni? versityPress, 1987...

... cows and five nonmilking cattle. In Hillsdale, the most important dairy town in the Taconic Mountains, half of the farms could claim to be "mid? dling dairies" in historian Fred Bateman's classification. They produced be? tween 600 and 2,000 pounds of butter per year. Only 3 percent marketed over 2,000...

... and Fred Bateman, "Self-Sufficiency and the Marketable Surplus in the Rural North, 1860," Agricultural History58 (July1984): 296 -313 Fred Bateman, "Improvement in American Dairy Farming, 1850-1910: A Quantitative Analysis," Journal of Economic History28 (June1968): 255 -73 William N. Parker...

... Center). Jeremy Atack and Fred Bateman, To Their Own Soil: Agriculture in the Antebellum North (Ames: Iowa State University Press, 1987), 118-19. 5 J. M. Edmunds, Manufactures of the United States in 1860: Compiled from the Original Returns of the Eighth Census, Under the Direction...

... examples of New Zealand re search that can be found are Peter Holland and Ray Hargreaves, "Rural Society: People and Services in the 1880s and 1890s," in New Zealand Historical Atlas, ed. Malcolm McKinnon (Auckland: David Bateman, 1997), Plate 54; Robert Peden, "Sheep Farming Practice in Colonial...

... in the economics literature, see, Jeremy Atack and Fred Bateman , To Their Own Soil: Agriculture in the Antebellum North ( Ames : Iowa State University Press , 1987 ); Jeremy Atack , “Agricultural History Talks to Jeremy Atack,” Agricultural History 78 (Winter 2004 ): 413 – 16...

.... 11. For information on the adoption of agricultural technology, see, R. Douglas Hurt , Agricultural Technology in the Twentieth Century ( Manhattan, Kans. : Sunflower University Press , 1991 ); Jeremy Atack and Fred Bateman , To Their Own Soil: Agriculture in the Antebellum North...

... in the 1980s. A Personal View (Auckland: David Bateman, 1987), 87-88, 177-92. 81. On the collapse of commodity prices, see J. D. Gould, The Rake’s Progress: The New Zealand Economy since 1945 (Auckland: Hodder and Stoughton, 1982), 113-40; C. B. Schedvin, “Staples and Regions of Pax Britannica...

... United States v James Peter Cherry et al , Eighth Circuit Court of Illinois, January 1864 , Clerk of the Circuit Court, Circuit Court Records, 4 : 557 -58, 579 , 605 Charles J. Scofield , Historical Encyclopedia of Illinois and History of Hancock County , ed. Newton Bateman, Paul Selby...

... of District Net Agricultural Output: Appendix to ’The Efficiency of the French-Canadian Farmer in the Nineteenth Century,’" Journal of Economic History40 (September 1980): 497 -514 Typescripts, Queen’s University, 1980 Jeremy Atack and Fred Bateman, To Their Own Soil: Agriculture...

... / 463 Important conceptual and contextual works that establish a general eco? nomic framework for agriculture, and are thus suggestive for rural women's roles as producers, processors, and laborers include Jeremy Atack and Fred Bateman, To Their Own Soil: Antebellum Agriculture in the Antebellum North...

... and Nicolson, 1976 ), 201 -22 "Obituary. Prof. H. Maxwell-Lefroy," Nature116 ( 1925 ): 652 Bateman , "The Imperial Entomologist," Antenna2 ( 1978 ): 5 37 Worboys, "Science and British Colonial Imperialism 1895–1940," 295-346 Alter, The Reluctant Patron, 149-72 38 Correspondence...

... Bateman,Fred,49:2:358,359 "Participatioonf Plantersin Manufacturinign theAntebellumSouth,The," 48:2:277-97 "Sampleof RuralHouseholdsSelectedfromthe 1860ManuscripCt ensuses,A," 48:1:75-93 Bates,Thomas,50:1:259-60 Bateson,William,50:1:260 BathandWestSociety'sArchives,47:4:281 Battalio,RaymondC., 44:1:2, 132...