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Although there had been earlier attempts at census, mainly for taxation purposes, it wasn't until the 19th century that they became a regular event every ten years. Very few records exist from the 1801, 1811, 1821 and 1831 census. Those records that do exist often just reveal a head count. The 1841 census was the first to provide the name and age of every person. From 1851 relationships and parishes of origin were included. From 1841 the census took place at the end of March or beginning of April every 10 years. The 1901 census is now available, but there is a 100 year embargo on most information from later censuses. | |
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CENSUS TRANSCRIPTIONS AVAILABLE ON SITE
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1841 Census |
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On line in two districts, population 768 |
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1851 Census |
On line in 2 districts, population 1013 | |
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1861 Census |
On line in 3 districts, population 2593 | |
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1871 Census |
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On line in three districts, population 2952 |
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1881 Census |
On Line in 3 districts, population 2121 | |
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1891 Census |
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On line in 3 districts, population 1716 |
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1901 Census |
Census is available at a cost from the PRO census site, I have microfiche of all of the census that I have not yet transcribed. Population 1392 | |
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The author of all transcripts has made every effort to ensure accuracy, but this cannot be guaranteed as there may well be typing or transcription errors. Researchers are advised to check the original documents or obtain photocopies of entries from the Cornwall Record Office. This advice applies to anything found on the internet. |
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