1851 census造句

• The 1851 Census recorded a population peak of 417, but in subsequent decades it declined.
• The population increased until the 1851 Census, which recorded 987 people living in the parish.
• The 1851 census shows that fortune smiled on the Lobb family in the years after 1846.
• By the 1851 census a Wesleyan Methodist church was recorded as having been built in 1838.
• The 1851 census discovered a need for more sitting ( the 58 % population noted above ).
• The 1851 Census lists apprenticed paupers from Temple Cloud in Somerset, some of the earliest English immigrants.
• The 1851 Census recorded 268 lace-makers in Chinnor, including labourers'wives and 86 children.
• By the time of the 1851 census, a UK-wide railway network had almost been completed.
• The 1851 census recorded that Irish people born in Coatbridge constituted 35.8 % of the population.
• The 1851 census is seen as one of the key sources for British genealogical research of the nineteenth century.
• By the 1851 census, only 23 % of the population of Ireland still spoke Gaelic as a first language.
• According to an 1851 census, a schoolhouse was located west of Cardinal on property belonging to the McIlmoyle family.
• The 1851 census put numbers to this disparity  between five hundred thousand and one million more women than men.
• In 1850 a small school and chapel opened in Briercliffe Road, and this was recorded in the 1851 Census.
• On the 1851 census William Simpson is recorded as being the lock keeper of Lock house, Leven, aged 75.
• According to the 1851 census, the new blue church was a small frame building capable of holding around 300 people.
• The 1851 census records that Margaret Ann Bowman Margaret, aged 78 was the landed proprietrix, farming about 130 acres.
• The 1851 census recorded a population of 320, 866 : this remained relatively constant for the rest of the nineteenth century.
• Henry s father had described himself as a stonemason in the 1851 census but as a farmer when the children were baptised.
• He can be seen on both the 1851 census, where he is listed simply as the'First Ferth in Carnoustie '.