page_title: Pomayrols
section_title: Population
hierarchical_section_title: Pomayrols / Population
caption_attribution_description: Français&#160;: Baptême familles Cayzac Vidal Bouscary (Pomayrols Aveyron France) 1er rang à gauche: Louise Bouscary, Marthe Bouscary, Clémence Bouscary (épouse Cayzac) le bébé Anaïs Cayzac, Marie Joséphine Cayzac, Arthémond Cayzac, Marie Louise Cayzac (Reynaud), Marie Bouscary (épouse Vidal), Germaine Vidal (Vernhettes). 2ème rang à gauche: Antoine Cayzac, Jean-Pierre Célestin Vidal, Célestine Vidal (Nouyrigat), Marie-Louise Bonnal (Carpentier), Marie-Louise Vidal (Brajon), Jean Vidal, Sylvie Bouscary et Pierre Bouscary de Rouveret.
context_page_description: Pomayrols is a commune in the Aveyron department in southern France.
context_section_description: Demography under the Ancien Régime:
  Since the 14th century, the bishops of Rodez are held to make at least once during their mandate, the round of inspection of each parish.
  About 1515, the parish of Pomayrols (which included La Boulesq and Falguières) counted 1200 inhabitants including 400 in the borough.
  During the 18th century, under the reign of  the king Louis XV of France, the result of the inspections of 1746 and 1771 teach us that the population which lived in Pomayrols turned around a thousand of inhabitants (900 in 1746, 1090 in 1771, including 341 in the borough).
  Demography during 19th and 20th centuries:
  In 1874 the commune counted 1107 inhabitants. 479 on the parish of Pomayrols, 378 around Boulesq and Falguières, 250 around Fage.
  From the 16th until at the end of the 19th century, the population of the valley thus remained relatively stable.
  Marriage certificates on the commune and parish of Pomayrols to the 19th century.
  According to the data base of the F.N.A.A
  Since the end of the 19th century, the migrations (towards Paris or others towns and South America too) noted on the whole of Massif central area  did not save the commune.
  In 1914, it counted only 600 inhabitants. Between 1914 and 1918, the First World War left 61 victims among the men in age to found a family, accentuating the depopulation.
  Nowadays, the commune is characterized by the doubling of its population in the summer.
  According to I.N.S.E.E statistics, in 1999, the commune counted 142 dwelling houses which were distributed between:
  57 main homes, 7 vacant dwellings and 78 second homes (majority belonging to families having origins on the commune).
caption: Baptism in 1913.
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