Census Datasets

Site Navigation: Home page . Family History . Census data sets

Census Datasets

Transcribed records relating to my main research interests from the 1841-1901 censuses are available on-line below:

Dataset Households Dataset Households Dataset Households Dataset Households

Armiger Bailey Beech Catley

Collingwood Davis Dowding Earl(e)

Gillman Hall Jacobs Levy

Longney Martin Mendoza Newall

Olby Phillips Samson Samuels

Sims Talbot Unwin Wait

Wilson Woodward Last Reviewed: 29th October 2011

My transcriptions from the 1901 and 1911 censuses are also in the single sets below:

1901 Census Dataset Total Households: 130 Last Reviewed: 29th October 2011

1911 Census Dataset Total Households: 91 Last Reviewed: 29th October 2011

Dataset		Households	Dataset	Households		Dataset	Households
Armiger	Bailey	Beech	Catley
Collingwood	Davis	Dowding	Earl(e)
Gillman	Hall	Jacobs	Levy
Longney	Martin	Mendoza	Newall
Olby	Phillips	Samson	Samuels
Sims	Talbot	Unwin	Wait
Wilson	Woodward		Last Reviewed: 29th October 2011

Notes:

For each household the Year, Census Reference (Class, Piece Number and Folio) and Place of Enumeration are given, followed on successive lines by the Name, Relationship to the Head of the Household, Condition, Age, Occupation and Place of Birth for each member of the family.
The transcriptions include some for related families or households where a family member was visiting or boarding.
For lodging houses and institutions usually only the names of individuals of interest have been transcribed.
The names, ages and place of birth of servants have generally been omitted.
The entries are sorted by Year, Piece Number and Folio
Abbreviations: Reln = Relationship to Head of Household, Cond = Condition
In the 1841 Census the ages of adults were usually rounded down to the nearest five years, the relationship to the head of the household and condition were not recorded and the place of birth was limited to the following:
  Y = born in the county of current residence [I have given the Chapman code]
  N = born elsewhere in England or Wales
  S = born in Scotland
  I = born in Ireland
  F = born abroad
Standard Chapman codes have been used for County or Country abbreviations.
Some of the census enumerator's books were poorly legible and there may be a few errors. If you notice any transcription errors on these pages please report them giving as much detail as possible.
Further Information: I have additional information about many of the individuals listed on these pages, including relationship trees, lists of siblings and, in some cases, details of living descendants. If you think you may be related to any of the people listed please contact me for further information giving as much background about your reasons for interest as you can.

Return to Chris's Family History Page

The information contained within these pages is free to fellow researchers, but is not to be used commercially.
This page is © Chris Newall 2020

Author : Compiled by Chris Newall
Last updated on 23rd April 2020

1901 Census Dataset		Total Households: 130		Last Reviewed: 29th October 2011
1911 Census Dataset		Total Households: 91		Last Reviewed: 29th October 2011