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Census 1891 Key to Abbreviations |
Surname Index: | A - E | F - K | L - Q | R - Z |
Column | Meaning | Notes |
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Pg | Page Number | |
Place | Place of Residence on the night of the census | |
Sch | The schedule number of the household | |
Rela | Relationship to the head of household | Adop=Adopted, Appr=Apprentice, Asst=Assistant, BinL=Brother-in-Law, Brdr=Boarder, Brot=Brother, BWif= Brothers Wife, Cous=Cousin, Daug=Daughter, DinL=Daughter-in-Law, Fath=Father, FinL=Father-in-Law, Gdau=Grandaughter, Gfat=Grandfather, GGda=Great Granddaughter, GGmo=Great Grandmother, Gson=Grandson, Gvns=Governess, Hkpr=Housekeeper, Jymn= Journeyman, Lodg=Lodger, MinL=Mother-in-Law, Moth=Mother, NChd=Nurse Child, Neph=Nephew, Niec=Niece, Nurs=Nurse, Scho=Scholar, Serv=Servant, SinL=Sister-in-Law, Sist=Sister, Sson=Stepson, Sdau=Stepdaughter, Vstr=Visitor, Wkmn=Workman, WDau=Wifes Daughter, WSon=Wifes Son |
Cond | Condition | Mar = Married, UnM = Unmarried, Wid= Widow(er). Not usually specified for children |
Sex | The gender of the individual | F = Female, M = Male |
Occupation | Occupation, Trade or Status | Spelling has been rationalised. Ag =
Agricultural, Daug = Daughter, Dom = Domestic, Gen =
General, Lab = Labourer, Serv = Servant
In some places it is difficult to distinguish the original enumerator's entry from later additions during checking or demographic analysis |
Employment | The employment status of the individual | Employer, Worker, Neither |
Born | The place of birth | As enumerated. Chapman codes have been used for the County |
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