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In the UK, the Census has been carried out every 10 years since 1801.
After 1841, they contained more detail, including the names of everyone in each household.
Dates |
The census had to be completed on the night of a given date.
These were:
The copies of the census returns held by the Public Record Office are identified by a number of the form
RG n / 1234
the number n represents the year that the census was taken, and will be one of
7 ==> 1841 8 ==> 1851 9 ==> 1861 10 ==> 1871 11 ==> 1881 12 ==> 1891 13 ==> 1901
Details |
After 1841, they contained more detail, including the names of everyone in each household. The entries were arranged by address, household by household.
6th/7th June 1841
31st March 1851
7th/8th April 1861
3rd April 1871
4th April 1881
6th April 1891
1st April 1901
2nd April 1911
From 1911, there was one document per household
19th June 1921
The Census records taken in 1931 were destroyed in World War II
A population count was carried out in 1939 on the eve of World War II
The message
This record is officially closed
is displayed for any individual who is still alive
Irish census returns only survive from 1901, earlier data having been destroyed
See Ages on census returns, Civil Registration, Register [1939] and USA Census 1890
This & associated entries use material contributed by Carole Edwards Caruso
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