1811 Census
The 1811 census of Illmire parish taken on 27th May.
Houses
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| Inhabited | By how many families occupied | Building | Uninhabited |
|---|---|---|---|
| 9 | 13 | - | - |
Occupations
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| Families chiefly employed in agriculture | Families chiefly employed in trade, manifactures or handicraft | All other families not comprized in the two preceeding classes |
|---|---|---|
| 6 | 7 | - |
Persons
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| Males | Females | Total of persons |
|---|---|---|
| 31 | 38 | 69 |
Questions
QUESTIONS addressed to the OVERSEERS in England; and to the SCHOOLMASTERS in Scotland;
Who are respectively required to take an Account of the Resident Population, by proceeding from House to House on the Twenty-seventh Day of May One thousand eight hundred and eleven, and on the Days immediately subsequent thereto, if one Day shall not be sufficient; and they are also required to specify in Writing the Name of the Parish or Place in the Schedule, and whether it be usually called a Parish, Township, Tything, Quarter, or by what other Denomination.
1st. How many Inhabited Houses are there in your Parish, Township, or Place; and by how many Families are they occupied?
2d. How many Houses are now building, and therefore not yet inhabited?
3d. How many other Houses are uninhabited?
4th. What Number of Families in your Parish, Township, or Place, are chiefly employed in and maintained by Agriculture; how many Families are chiefly employed in and maintained by Trade, Manufactures, or Handicraft; and how many Families are not comprized in either of the two preceding Classes?
N.B. The total Number of Families in Answer to this Question, must correspond with the Number of Families in Answer to the 1st Question.
5th. How many Persons (including Children of whatever Age) are there actually found within the Limits of your Parish, Township, or Place, at the Time of taking this Account, distinguishing Males and Females, and exclusive of Men actually serving in His Majesty's Regular Forces, in the Old Militia, or in any Embodied Local Militia, and exclusive of Seamen either in His Majesty's Service or belonging to Registered Vessels?
6th. Referring to the Number of Persons in 1801, To what Cause do you attribute any remarkable Difference in the Number at present?
7th. Are there any other Matters, which you may think it necessary to remark, in Explanation of your Answers to any of the preceding Questions?