censusindex

Index to the Framland Census
Leicestershire

CENSUS DATES

1801 March 10th/11th 1811 May 27th/28th 1821 May 28th/29th 1831 May 29th/30th In general, the above do not contain information of use to genealogists Midnight. Sun/Mon. 6/7th June.1841 (available, released in 1912) Midnight. Sun/Mon. 30/31st March 1851 (available, released in 1912) Midnight. Sun/Mon. 7/8th April 1861 (available) Midnight. Sun/Mon. 2/3rd April 1871 (available) Midnight. Sun/Mon. 3/4th April 1881 (available) Midnight. Sun/Mon. 5/6th April 1891 (available) Midnight. Sun/Mon. 31/1st March/April 1901 (available) 1911 Sun/Mon. April 2nd/3rd (available) 1915 Parochial Census re Aliens Act 1921 Sun/Mon. June 19th/20^th (Delayed due to a miners dispute) 1931 Sun/Mon. April 26th/27th (England & Wales records lost to fire, Scottish Records still exist) National Registration 1939 29/30th Sept. (except service personnel for ID cards) Available if subject is deceased 1941 (No census taken due to war) 1951 09th April (Mon.) 1961 24th April (Mon.) 1971 26th April (Mon.) 1981 06th April (Mon.) 1991 22th April (Mon.) 2001 29/30th April (Sun./Mon.) See also Gendocs This was not a census therefore not controlled by the 1920 Census Act

In 1871 the census officials in London divulged the names and addresses of all children 3-13 and their parents to the London School Board to help enforce compulsory education. Only six out of the 15 pre-1910 United Kingdom censuses have been closed for 100 years. The details of nine out of 15 have been released after less than 90 years. (source Hansard 29 March 2004)

Rel. Con. Mar U ms Wid emp Appce Servt Serv (sic) Eliz^thH Master Hkeep NK	Relationship to Head of Household Condition as to Marriage Married Unmarried months Widow/er employing Apprentice Servant Servant As it was written Multi-occupancy building end of household underlined Head Words in red have been added later Housekeeper Not Known	Daur Gd Dau Genl Ag Lab Journeyman Visit Leics Notts Derbs Lincs 7A Lodg Son i L Neph Bro i L A20 L S LW	Daughter Grand Daughter General Agricultural Labourer Skilled worker paid by the day Visitor Leicestershire Nottinghamshire Derbyshire Lincolnshire 7 Acres Lodger Son in Law Nephew Brother in Law Above 20 Lodger's Son Lodger's Wife

The following transcripts have been made from data held by the Public Record Office

Enumerator’s Directions

Examples of completed 1911 Census Schedules for 12 High Street, Bottesford

Example of transcribed 1939 National Registration return as supplied under the Freedom of Information Act.

Bottesford Census
1841			1851 HO107/2102					1861 RG9/2349						1871 RG10/3356				1881				1891 RG12/2583							1901 RG13/3053
	1	2		1		2			1		2				1	2			1	2				1			2			1	2
	3	4		3		4	5		3		4				3	4			3	4				3			4			3	4
Population and numbers of inhabited houses in the Ecclesiastical Parish of Bottesford including the Hamlets of Easthorpe & Normanton at the various Censuses from 1841 to 1931 were as follows:-
Census 1564 (J.Nichols) 1676 (Parish Register) 1778 (J. Nichols) 1831 1841 1851 1861 1871 1881 1891 1901 1911 1921 1931 2001					Population 772(Inhabitants) 581 - 1,320 1,375 1,374 1,415 1,315 1,830 1,286 1,221 1,174 1,204 1,093 3,436								Males - - - - * 711 681 639 1145 629 568 552 575 504 1,684						Females - - - - * 673 734 676 685 657 653 622 629 589 1,752							Inhabited Houses 121 (families) 188 (families) - - * 301 318 213 308 317 328 328 327 344 1,450
Croxton Kerrial Census
1841			1851 HO107/2102					1861 RG9/2349						1871 RG10/3356				1881				1891 RG12/2583							1901 RG13/3053
	1	2		1		2			1		2				1	2			1	2				1			2			1	2
	3	4		3		4			3		4				3	4			3	4				3			4			3	4
Knipton Census
1841			1851 HO107/2102					1861 RG9/2349						1871 RG10/3356				1881				1891 RG12/2583							1901 RG13/3053
	1	2		1		2			1		2				1	2			1	2				1			2			1	2
The Extra Parochial Place of Belvoir Castle Census
1841			1851 HO107/2102					1861 RG9/2349						1871 RG10/3356				1881				1891 RG12/2583							1901 RG13/3053
	1	2		1		2			1						1	2			1	2				1						1	2
Redmile Census
1841			1851 HO107/2102					1861 RG9/2349						1871 RG10/3356				1881				1891 RG12/2583							1901 RG13/3053
Redmile Archive				1		2			1		2				1	2			1	2		N	1		2			Redmile Archive
				3		4	5		3		4	5			3	4	5		3	4			3		4
Some external census links
Historical GIS Project QUB, Census Index - England and Wales
Redmile Archive 1841 Transcript by Ken & Linda Brockway										Victor Pauls Eastwell Transcripts 1851 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1891											Bunny Village History Group includes 1841, 1851 & 1861 census transcripts.

Microfilm or Microfiche of census can be purchased from the PRO Reprographics Dept..
For an estimate of cost (£2.60 per fiche) e-mail :- [email protected]
giving your full postal address.

For the reference number of registration district of interest visit the PRO Catalogue at ;
http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/
Click on Search our collections ;
Click on the Catalogue (Procat) ;
Enter the following codes in the “type reference here” box to find the census year of interest ;
HO107 for the 1841 and 1851 census,
RG 9 for the 1861 census,
RG 10 for the 1871 census,
RG 11 for the 1881 census,
RG 12 for the 1891 census,
RG 13 for the 1901 census

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Guy Etchells is the maker of the database contained within and the owner of the database rights.
First published in 2001.

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