0000046265 00000 n 0000009425 00000 n Added by Marjie Bloy Ph.D., Senior Research Fellow, National University of Singapore.]. 0000006574 00000 n This website serves Smallford residents and provides information about Smallford’s past, present and future. 0000022412 00000 n At 19, she was a school teacher. 0000011526 00000 n The Victorian enumerat… 3. H���� 1 ���^����`c�X�=����9���ZD��f��"��{��LwGD ���G� �##� Ada Noon was Henry’s niece, also living at Great Nast Hyde. By THOMAS A. WELTON. This increased efficiency led to there being less jobs available, forcing people to move to the industrial towns and even overseas in search of work. The 1901 census was taken on 31 March 1901, and recorded the details of over 32 million people who were resident in England and Wales at that time. 0000010446 00000 n The 1901 Census includes extra information on occupations and each family’s home. 0000009745 00000 n 0000009111 00000 n Occupations: 1901 census. sons (including slaves) engaged in each of three great classes of occupations, namely~ agriculture, commerce, and manufactures: 0000035273 00000 n This paper sets out to describe the process whereby this rich seam of information on male occupations was exploited and transformed into a ‘census’ of adult male occupations for ∗ He helped to launch Sphere, an illustrated “magazine for the home”. 0000009997 00000 n The occupations in the 1851 Census are rank order of the numbers employed; the figures for 1861 and 1871 follow the original order, for comparison purposes.. Women and occupations in the census of England and Wales : 1851-1901 . 0000019246 00000 n 0000021330 00000 n 0000006034 00000 n 58 0 obj << /Linearized 1 /O 60 /H [ 2922 490 ] /L 105305 /E 46655 /N 12 /T 104027 >> endobj xref 58 125 0000000016 00000 n 0000013660 00000 n 0000012641 00000 n II.-Occupations in England and Wales, 1881 and 1901. 0000005062 00000 n 0000013352 00000 n 0000008992 00000 n 0000011876 00000 n 0000019955 00000 n Generally, through most of the 19th century people continued to work until they were physically unable to, or they died. 0000006142 00000 n According to the returns of the Board of Education there were 36,207 male and 113,597 female Teachers in Elementary Day Schools in 1901, the male teachers having increased since 1891 by 15.1 per cent. 0000005548 00000 n The question of occupations was one of the 21 items of inquiry included in the population schedule to be answered, as far as applicable, for each person enumer­ ated in the census. 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The occupations are coded to the Primary, Secondary Tertiary (PST) scheme. 0000011733 00000 n trailer << /Size 183 /Info 56 0 R /Root 59 0 R /Prev 104017 /ID[] >> startxref 0 %%EOF 59 0 obj << /Type /Catalog /Pages 54 0 R /Metadata 57 0 R >> endobj 181 0 obj << /S 423 /Filter /FlateDecode /Length 182 0 R >> stream 0000004954 00000 n Learn how your comment data is processed. 0000006088 00000 n William Service who, ten years ago, was farming Wilkins Green Farm, is now able to introduce us to a new occupational description – pensioner. Women and occupations in the census of England and Wales : 1851-1901 Author: Wilkinson, Amanda Awarding Body: University of Essex Current Institution: University of Essex Date of Award: 2012 Availability of Full Text: The image is in the Smallford Group’s collection. 0000005278 00000 n 0000011338 00000 n Each householder was required to complete a census schedule giving the address of the household, and the names, ages, sex, occupations and places of birth of each individual residing in his or her accommodation. 0000012182 00000 n 0000030174 00000 n 0000011056 00000 n 0000008854 00000 n 0000003412 00000 n 0000006520 00000 n occupations were classified, and how those who were not economically active through retirement, unemployment, or otherwise were treated. 0000045057 00000 n 0000002922 00000 n By the 1871 census, the only permitted census abbreviation to describe an occupation was ‘Ag. Meanwhile, the 1911 Census provides a separate page for each household, with even more detail on couples’ marriages. In 1901 was the first evidence of a school teacher, an author, a carman, bricklayers, woodman and an electrician. Plus, we have indexes for Scotland up to 1901. 0000003567 00000 n 0000043262 00000 n 0000023065 00000 n 0000006304 00000 n 0000039412 00000 n In this case it is possible that the farm income was able to support a non-working member of the family, William, who was 82. 0000013222 00000 n Since all the details are collected at the same time, the census provides a snapshot of what life was like on census night. One who grinds and sands ceramic products (eg tiles) to … 0000002849 00000 n 0000037273 00000 n 0000045317 00000 n One way or another, if they did not bring in an income to support themselves, they had to be supported by another member of the family, or previously by the parish. 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