County, was formerly East Sudbury. April 10, 1780, a part of Sudbury was established as East Sudbury. March 11, 1835, the name of the town of East Sud bury was changed to Wayland. April 26, 1850, bounds between Wayland and N atiek were established.

Population by Census 1790 801 1800 835; 1810 824; 1820 962; 1830 944; 1840 998; 1850 1115; 1855 (state), 1178; 1860 1188; 1865 (state), 1137; 1870 1240; 1875 (state), 1766; 1880 1962; 1885 (state), 1946; 1890 2060; 1895 (state), 2026; 1900 2303; 1905 (state), 2220.

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