Floridablanca Census census was a document produced in Spain under the leadership of the Count of Florida Blanca, minister of Charles III, is considered the first English census of population developed using modern statistical techniques. Was developed on the basis of questionnaires sent the mayors of the various provinces and boundaries of the kingdom who were required to fix each of the populations in their area. On that basis, in 1786 it called on the mayors of the various populations that indicate the personal circumstances (gender, age, marital status) of all people under his responsibility, also providing information on marital status and economic status of the unit family.
the male population distribution Foia Castalla the census of Floridablanca, 1786
This document can be drawn that the Foia society in the eighteenth century was largely rural and agricultural, with almost one third of its population engaged in farm work , the secondary sector principal today, was of little importance at the time, since there were 19 manufacturers in Tibi (dedicated to the manufacture of hemp sandals) and Onil one, would surely be a potter, making a total in this sector of 7.25% compared to 72.42% in the primary sector all foia.
But the curious fact that in the tertiary sector, if the foia total is only 19.66% in total Onil was nearly 40%, it is clear that the term of Onil is less than the rest, therefore has less agricultural land, but it is a fact be curious and significant that most students (43 of 663 versus 12 of 1102 of Ibi), also important is the large number of traders who had Onil almost all of the FOIA, and is also curious that while the third Onil in total were the only people that had surgeon. The total population in that census was Onil as of 2375. Bibliography: "La Hoya de Castalla" Maria José Santos Deltell.
"Historical Notes Onil I", "Historical Notes Onil II" Ramón Sempere Quilis.
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