1861 Census of Scotland, Population Tables and Report. Ages, Civil or Conjugal Condition, Occupations and Birth-places of the People in Scotland: with the Number and Ages of the Blind, of the Deaf-Dumb, and the inmates of Poorhouses, Prisons, Lunatic Asylums, and Hospitals. Vol II, Table [38] : " Birth-places of the People in each County".

Show Scotland Country table	Moray County

Where Born	Males		Females
	Under 20 years [1]	Above 20 years [2]	Under 20 years [3]	Above 20 years [4]
TOTAL POPULATION	10,531	10,206	10,294	13,187
Shetland	0	7	0	4
Orkney	1	5	4	5
Caithness	9	46	13	40
Sutherland	15	62	14	58
Ross And Cromarty	107	563	123	545
Inverness	480	1,079	465	1,221
Nairn	173	365	156	546
Elgin (Or Moray)	8,449	5,892	8,341	8,373
Banff	712	1,029	679	1,274
Aberdeen	238	429	196	403
Kincardine	14	32	7	24
Forfar	18	60	27	61
Perth	24	68	24	51
Fife	13	48	9	21
Kinross	1	1	0	2
Clackmannan	1	7	4	3
Stirling	3	14	6	12
Dumbarton	1	3	2	4
Argyll	10	23	5	14
Bute	0	2	1	5
Renfrew	6	9	7	11
Ayr	5	12	3	11
Lanark	26	36	39	59
Linlithgow	0	6	0	5
Edinburgh	45	70	51	105
Haddington	6	10	4	7
Berwick	1	7	0	6
Peebles	1	4	1	2
Selkirk	3	2	1	0
Roxburgh	9	15	6	12
Dumfries	4	16	2	11
Kirkcudbright	1	6	6	5
Wigtown	5	4	4	1
England	71	148	43	165
Wales	0	6	0	5
Ireland	16	71	11	53
Man, Guernsey, and Jersey	2	2	1	5
British Colonies	41	20	33	37
British Subjects Born in Foreign Parts	10	10	3	15
Foreigners	7	16	1	3
Born at Sea, British	3	1	2	3

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