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 Upper 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 Upper Upper Half IrlBarony Total	63,599	14,251	1,347	1,206	16,804	15,243	1,840	1,260	18,343	35,147	274	2,991	2,995	203	6,463	603	9	7,075	306	3,286	3,160	210	6,962	3,540	2,528	894	185	2,876	3,600	301	6,139	544	1,768	3,814	754	4	24	7	6	2	82	0	51	44	49	3	728	1,456	9,601	5,874	737	6,327	6,370	4,458	4,150	6,038	4,383	6,067
Aghaderg IrlPar	13,920	3,019	222	327	3,568	3,177	268	239	3,684	7,252	33	688	537	49	1,307	123	1	1,431	35	734	588	54	1,411	774	509	128	48	596	717	50	1,321	118	601	822	85	0	4	1	0	0	13	0	9	4	13	0	84	206	2,130	1,151	128	1,296	1,175	823	1,022	1,346	1,005	1,175
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
Annaclone IrlPar	6,544	1,068	77	110	1,255	1,104	112	87	1,303	2,558	9	199	271	23	502	44	0	546	9	201	277	23	510	313	121	76	18	236	238	18	569	30	118	241	36	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	3	3	2	1	7	80	736	355	53	497	545	343	300	470	279	362
Clonallan IrlPar	11,658	2,478	160	130	2,768	2,624	276	123	3,023	5,791	6	352	776	36	1,170	28	0	1,198	6	355	790	36	1,187	802	305	80	7	618	526	36	1,284	89	165	912	68	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	7	2	2	0	52	118	1,579	1,121	120	901	818	386	735	939	886	1,412
Donaghmore IrlPar	8,396	1,416	97	256	1,769	1,374	162	129	1,665	3,434	19	260	282	16	577	45	0	622	19	270	296	16	601	392	141	68	23	365	205	8	902	88	104	318	54	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	5	8	6	0	47	170	1,118	585	42	548	639	428	473	588	490	522
Drumgath IrlPar	5,331	1,625	115	110	1,850	1,846	191	120	2,157	4,007	24	395	337	32	788	74	0	862	31	444	366	34	875	417	362	96	20	348	463	44	658	31	239	551	73	0	6	1	1	0	17	0	6	3	6	0	67	130	1,073	716	93	745	856	567	375	700	417	679
Kilbroney IrlPar	13,208	1,738	146	97	1,981	1,974	217	174	2,365	4,346	43	330	371	28	772	76	1	849	47	370	377	28	822	467	236	119	30	311	430	51	749	111	86	405	108	0	4	0	1	0	9	0	6	7	5	1	97	190	1,065	714	96	821	633	515	457	616	655	980
Warrenspoint IrlPar	1,178	765	129	45	939	897	170	146	1,213	2,152	48	243	58	1	350	57	7	414	56	322	60	1	439	95	215	129	14	90	288	47	168	27	42	99	115	1	3	2	0	0	14	0	3	5	6	0	138	189	489	323	64	521	428	495	220	331	169	270

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Using data from this table, Vision of Britain can map the following rates for within Iveagh Upper 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.

The system can only hold statistics for units listed in our administrative gazetteer, so some rows from the original table may be missing. Sometimes big low-level units, like urban parishes, were divided between more than one higher-level units, like Registration sub-Districts. This is why some pages will give a higher figure for a lower-level unit: it covers the whole of the lower-level unit, not just the part within the current higher-level unit.