Vision of Britain | 1851 Census: General

1851 Census of Ireland, The Census of Ireland for the Year 1851. Part VI. General Report., Table 1 : " General Table.".

Show top level table	Iveagh Lower Upper Half	Show Down IrlC table

Click on the unit name for its home page If appears click for more detailed statistics	AREA in Statute Acres. [1]	Persons									Houses								Families					Occupations																													Education
		Males				Females				TOTAL NUMBER OF MALES AND FEMALES. [10]	Inhabited					UNINHABITED.		TOTAL NUMBER OF HOUSES. [18]	Residing in				TOTAL NUMBER OF FAMILIES. [23]	Families, classified according to their							Persons (Fifteen Years old and upwards)																						Persons (Five Years old and upwards)
		Heads of Families and their Children. [2]	Visitors. [3]	Servants. [4]	TOTAL NUMBER OF MALES. [5]	Heads of Families and their Children. [6]	Visitors. [7]	Servants. [8]	TOTAL NUMBER OF FEMALES. [9]		1st Class. [11]	2nd Class. [12]	3rd Class. [13]	4th Class. [14]	TOTAL INHABITED. [15]	Built. [16]	Building. [17]		1st Class Houses. [19]	2nd Class Houses. [20]	3rd Class Houses. [21]	4th Class Houses. [22]		Pursuits, as chiefly employed in			Means, as chiefly dependent on				Classified as ministering to Physical Wants										Classified as ministering to Moral Wants						Unclassified		TOTAL		Number not having specified Occupations		Who can Read and Write		Who can Read only		Who can neither Read nor Write
																								Agriculture. [24]	Manufactures, Trade, &c. [25]	Other pursuits. [26]	Vested means, Professions, &c. [27]	The direction of labour. [28]	Their own manual labour. [29]	Means not specified. [30]	Food		Clothing		Lodging, &c		Health		Charity		Justice		Education		Religion		Male. [47]	Female. [48]	Male. [49]	Female. [50]	Male. [51]	Female. [52]	Male. [53]	Female. [54]	Male. [55]	Female. [56]	Male. [57]	Female. [58]
																								Agriculture. [24]	Manufactures, Trade, &c. [25]	Other pursuits. [26]	Vested means, Professions, &c. [27]	The direction of labour. [28]	Their own manual labour. [29]	Means not specified. [30]	Male. [31]	Female. [32]	Male. [33]	Female. [34]	Male. [35]	Female. [36]	Male. [37]	Female. [38]	Male. [39]	Female. [40]	Male. [41]	Female. [42]	Male. [43]	Female. [44]	Male. [45]	Female. [46]	Male. [47]	Female. [48]	Male. [49]	Female. [50]	Male. [51]	Female. [52]	Male. [53]	Female. [54]	Male. [55]	Female. [56]	Male. [57]	Female. [58]
Iveagh Lower Upper Half IrlBarony Total	47,677	16,098	1,709	1,351	19,158	16,626	1,738	1,367	19,731	38,889	237	2,928	2,753	472	6,390	238	7	6,635	268	3,403	2,983	506	7,160	2,442	3,783	935	161	2,019	4,806	174	4,196	465	6,349	5,726	513	3	16	4	1	0	41	0	43	28	29	2	364	797	11,552	7,025	285	5,869	8,088	5,303	4,513	7,240	4,322	5,057
Blaris IrlPar	10,697	6,037	708	302	7,047	6,395	753	533	7,681	14,728	201	1,273	863	61	2,398	114	0	2,512	279	1,617	961	63	2,920	679	1,762	479	111	720	2,002	87	1,096	103	2,238	1,844	312	9	10	3	0	1	34	1	18	22	22	0	508	552	4,238	2,535	216	2,572	3,389	2,649	1,635	2,776	1,110	1,440
Magheralin IrlPar	8,293	2,175	277	230	2,682	2,223	288	238	2,749	5,431	32	410	380	59	881	27	0	908	33	424	389	60	906	373	419	114	27	277	579	23	677	41	810	600	58	1	3	0	0	0	0	0	8	6	4	0	33	156	1,593	804	88	967	995	718	671	935	705	776
Shankill IrlPar	6,584	3,379	619	303	4,301	3,576	550	469	4,595	8,896	122	678	599	46	1,445	64	6	1,515	143	792	661	47	1,643	286	1,112	245	35	430	1,129	49	576	52	1,295	1,281	265	9	8	0	0	0	23	0	14	11	12	1	400	459	2,593	1,813	105	1,202	1,781	1,179	894	1,476	1,081	1,410
Seapatrick IrlPar	7,583	3,612	350	255	4,217	3,931	325	350	4,606	8,823	105	791	660	44	1,600	186	0	1,786	117	870	776	45	1,808	536	986	286	43	519	1,184	62	871	89	945	922	246	3	7	2	4	2	27	0	14	14	11	1	266	387	2,391	1,420	167	1,563	1,844	1,234	979	1,772	852	1,111
Donaghcloney IrlPar	6,698	2,576	322	310	3,208	2,611	318	236	3,165	6,373	28	415	470	93	1,006	9	1	1,016	31	450	517	95	1,093	318	669	106	21	325	729	18	529	66	1,289	923	84	1	2	1	0	0	4	0	4	0	3	0	49	109	1,964	1,100	20	933	1,306	736	756	1,197	763	865
Hillsborough IrlPar	8,485	2,481	227	175	2,883	2,567	218	209	2,994	5,877	56	586	325	28	995	40	0	1,035	64	661	347	29	1,101	450	455	196	25	358	656	62	803	49	717	725	92	0	3	2	0	0	20	0	12	9	9	2	68	185	1,724	972	71	980	1,450	1,116	736	1,144	365	386
Moira IrlPar	6,096	1,423	194	152	1,769	1,388	188	129	1,705	3,474	33	286	267	26	612	39	0	651	38	304	278	26	646	259	306	81	22	216	391	17	493	77	513	443	55	1	2	0	0	0	5	0	4	4	2	0	35	80	1,109	605	40	545	835	593	381	532	357	396
Tullylish IrlPar	11,707	5,687	420	328	6,435	6,085	498	394	6,977	13,412	62	896	993	230	2,181	77	6	2,264	71	1,211	1,113	259	2,654	763	1,545	346	42	607	1,961	44	1,210	172	2,262	2,438	188	0	4	1	1	0	9	0	12	8	9	0	131	186	3,826	2,805	47	1,745	2,525	1,431	1,404	2,660	1,755	2,178

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Using data from this table, Vision of Britain can map the following rates for within Iveagh Lower Upper Half IrlBarony:

Rate	Date
% Class 4 (1 Room Mud Huts)	1851
Houses under Construction as Percentage of All Houses	1851
Population Density (Persons per Acre)	1851

Comments:

1	Parishes were often divided between different Baronies, and Baronies were sometimes divided between different Counties, but this reconstruction always lists the totals for whole Parishes or Baronies. The original table also sometimes lists separate counts for 'Towns' and the remainders of Parishes, but here again we list only Parish totals.
2	The totals for Baronies, Counties etc include counts for persons in "Public Institutions", who were separately listed in the original table, and are not included within the parish counts.

This website does not try to provide an exact replica of the original printed census tables, which often had thousands of rows and far more columns than will fit on our web pages. Instead, we let you drill down from national totals to the most detailed data available. The column headings are those that appeared in the original printed report. The numbers presented here, which are the same ones we use to create statistical maps and graphs, come from the census table and have usually been carefully checked.

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