Özet:

According to the 1845 Temettüat Books records, Sivas has a majority of Turkish, Armenian, Romanian and Kupti populations. They are known as Muslims and Christians. They are Muslims and Christians who are registered in their professions. From the residents in Sivas, the adult men were traders, craftsmen, or farmers, and the children were given to the crater, and they had their wages. It has been found that all the non-Muslims are craftsmen or merchants, and that those who deal with agriculture and livestock are too few to be destroyed. All those who are involved in the military are Muslims. Most of those who work with Ziraat are also car riding. Farmers grow more grain, grain, and grain. Only some farmers who live in Gökçe Bostan Mahallesi have been found to have grown tobacco, opium, thirst and beef, as well as these products.

Özet:

According to the records of Temettüat Notebooks, in 1845, Sivas had mainly the population of Turkish, Armenian, Grek and Copt. It has been known that these elements were Muslims and Christians. There were also some people, who were known to be Muslim and Christian religious men, registered in the Notebook. It was discovered that the adult men living in Sivas were tradesmen, craftsmen or farmers, and the children were apprentice, who took salaries. On the other hand all the nonmuslim adult population were the craftsmen and tradesmen. There were only a few of them who were dealing with farming and stockbreeding. All the people who were related to the soldiership were Muslims. People dealing with agriculture were also dealing with carting. Farmers mostly dug wheat, barley and fiğ (a kind of plant, which is used to feed animals). People living in Gökçebostan district were also interested in digging tobacco, opium, sesame and kidney bean apart from those products.   

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