GOVERNMENT OF NORTHERN IRELAND
CENSUS OF POPULATION OF NORTHERN IRELAND 1951
County of Armagh
Printed & presented pursuant to 14 & 15 Geo. 6, Ch. 6
BELFAST : HER MAJESTY'S STATIONERY OFFICE 1954
PRICE 7s M NET
GOVERNMENT OF NORTHERN IRELAND
CENSUS OF POPULATION OF NORTHERN ffiELAND 1951
County of Armagh
Printed & presented pursuant to 14 & 15 Geo. 6, Ch. 6
BELFAST ; HER MAJESTY'S STATIONERY OFFICE 1954
PREFACE
Three censuses of population have been taken since the Governinent of Northern Ireland was established. The first enumeration took place in 1926 and incorporated questions relating to occupation and industry, orphanhood and infirmities. The second enumeration made in 1937 was of m^ore limited scope and was intended to bridge the gap between the census of 1926 and the census which it was proposed to take in 1941, but which had to be abandoned owing to the outbreak of war. The census taken as at mid night of 8th-9th April, 1951, forms the basis of this report and like that in 1926 questions were asked as to the occupations and industries of the population.
The length of time required to process the data collected at an enumeration before it can be presented in the ultimate reports is necessarily considerable. In order to meet immediate requirements, however, two Preliminary Reports on the 1951 census were published. The first of these gave the population figures by administrative areas and towns and villages, and by Counties and County Boroughs according to religious profession. The Second Report, which was restricted to Counties and County Boroughs, gave the population by age groups.
The present volume is the fifth of seven county volumes (the Belfast County Borough and Counties of Antrim, Down and Londonderry volumes having been published already) and has been prepared (as were also the Preliminary Reports) in accordance with the provisions of the Census Act (Northern Ireland) 1951. The statistics now published supersede those shown in the Preliminary Reports and m^y be accepted as final.
This volume is consistent in design and scope with the previous volumes and the remaining county volumes which will be published within the next few months will be prepared in like manner.
A General Report for the whole of Northern Ireland xvill folloAr the county volumes. This will bring together, and in some respects show in greater detail, the information contained in the county volumes. Additional features will also be introduced particu larly in regard to the distribution of the people industrially by age and marital condition.
Following the 1926 census a topographical index was published dealing with each type of area for which statistics were supplied in the county series. A supplement to this index was published after the 1937 census and a further supplement in respect of the 1951 census will be prepared in due course.
Census publications are obtainable either directly from H.M. Stationery Office, Chichester House, Chichester Street, Belfast, or from any book-seller.
L. C. iV!ULLIGAN,
•REGISTRAR-GENEPA.L
General Register Office, Fermanagh House, Belfast.
May, 1954,
(14699) CONTENTS
PART I - EXPLANATORY NOEES
Page
Area vi Population vi Administrative Divisions vi Houses vii Rooms vii Households vii Rateable Valuation vii Usual Residence viii Birthplaces viii Religions viii Occupations and Industries viii Numbering of Tables ix Tables containing dots (.) and dashes(-) ix Correction of Census Data ix
PART II - STATISTIGAL NOTES
AREA
POPTJLATIONf
Natural Increase X Municipal Boroughs, Urban and Rural Districts xi Parliamentary Constituencies xii Education Area xii
HOUSING
Houses - Private and Non-Private Xll Inhabited Private Houses xiv Private Households XV Densities XV
INSTITUTIONS, ETC. xvii
USUAL RESIDENCE xvii
SEX, AGE AND MARITAL CONDITION xviii
EDUCATION XX
BIRTHPLACES XX
RELIGIONS xxii
OCCUPATIONS xxiii
INDUSTRIES xxiii
(14699) CONTENTS (continued)
PART III - TABLES
ABBREVIATIONS:- COt = County; M.B, = hmnlclpal Borough; U.D, = Urban District; R.D. = Rural District; C.E.D. = County Electoral Division; D.E.D. = District Electoral Division; Towns = Town created under the Towns Improvement fl) Act, 1864, and clusters of 50 or more houses*
1 1 ' « *"' '" '' " Area for Table SUBJECT OF TABJJE which Page Statistics are given
1 Area, Houses, and Population, 1951 Co* 1 2 Population, 1821-1951 Co* 1 3 Population, 1937 and 1951t and analysis of Intercensal Changes C0» 1 4 Area, Population, Houses, Accommodation, and ValuatlcB C0», M.B'St, U.D.Is*, R.D»S*, D.E.D's#. Town- lands and Towns. 2
5 Area, Population, Houses Accommodatlcai, and Valuation Co», C.E.D*s» 27 e Private Houses, Rooms, Households and Population Co., M.B's., U.D'S., R.D'S. 29
7 Private Households; Size, Rooms Occupied, and Density of CO^, M.B'S., Roan Occupation U.D's., R.D'S. 31 B Inhaolted Buildings, etc*, other than Private Houses: Class, Co., M.B'S., Number, Total Population and (for Institutions) Number of U.D'S., R.D'S. 35 Inmates
9 Population, Parliamentary Electors and Members of Parliament Parliamentary Constituencies 37
10 Adjustment of Eniamerated Population to obtain Resident Co., M.B's., Population U.D'S., R.D'S. 37
11 Ages (Individual years) and Marital Condition Co. 38
12 Ages (Quinquennial Groups) and Marital Condition Co., M.B's., U.D'S., R.D's. 40
13 Education, Persons attending Educational Establishments, Co. 43 distinguishing Age and whether Full-time or Part-time 14 Birthplaces Co. 43
15 Persons born outside Northern Ireland by Religion and Duration Co., M.B's., of Residence In Northern Ireland U.D'S., R.D»s. 44
16 Religions Co., M.B'S., U.D'S., R.D's. 48
17 Rellglcwis; Population under 22 years by Individual years and Co. 49 20 years and over by Quinquennial Groups
18 Occupations of Population aged 14 and over Co. 50
19 1 Occupations of Population aged 14 years and over loy Industrial Co. 55 Status
20 Given for Belfast County Borough only - 57 21 Industrial Analysis of Occupied Population aged 14 years and Co. 58 over
Xuem VI PART I
EXPLANATORY NOTES AND DEFINITIONS OF TERMS USED IN THIS VOLUME
AREA
The acreages given are as measured by the Ordnance Survey (foreshore being excluded), and relate to the several administrative areas as constituted at the date of the 1951 census. The acreage covered by the larger rivers and lakes is not in cluded in the body of Tables 4 and 5 but is given in footnotes thereto.
POPULATION
The population comprises all persons on land, in vessels on inland waters or in port or at anchorage on census night, and also persons on coastwise voyages who arrived in port within a brief period not having been enumerated elsewhere. Members of the Forces of the Crown are also included.
ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISIONS
The County is divided into nine county districts (two municipal boroughs, three urban districts and four rural districts) comprising 84 district electoral divisions, nine of which are coterminous with entire municipal boroughs or urban districts or wards thereof (see table 4). Wards, where they exist in borotighs or urban districts, are the units for the purpose of municipal elections. In rural districts the unit is the district electoral division. The County is also divided into twenty county electoral divisions, which are the units for the purpose of county council elections (see table 5).
Owing to the abolition of the Boards of Guardians, details of the Poor Law Union and Dispensary districts are not given in this volume. These areas, however, form respectively, superintendent registrars' and registrars' districts for the registration of marriages, births and deaths, and consequently the census tabulations have been pre pared in a manner suitable for the extraction of data according to these areas should such be required.
There are four parliamentary constituencies for elections to the Northern Ireland Parliament, and one for elections to the United Kingdom Parliament (see table 9).
The Armagh Education Area is coterminous with the County.
The changes made in the constitution or boundaries of administrative divisions of the County during the last intercensal period are as follows:-
(a) The boundary of Armagh Urban District was extended (1st April, 1945 and nth June, 1946).
(b) The boundary of Keady Urban District was extended (1st April, 1948).
(c) A portion of Armagh Rural District was transferred to Armagh Urban District (1st April, 1945 and 11th June, 1946); and a portion to Keady Urban District (1st April, 1948).
(d) Lurgan Urban District was made a Municipal Borough (7th July, 1949), the boundary having been extended (1st April, 1938).
(e) Portadown Urban District was made a Municipal Borough (2nd October, 1947), the boundary having been extended (1st April, 1947).
(f) A portion of Lurgan Rural District was transferred to Lurgan Urban District (1st April, 1938); and a portion to Portadown Urban District (1st April, 1947).
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HOUSES
1. The term "House" means
(a) each structurally separate dwelling (except institutions) having distinct access to the street, common stair, or landing.
(b) each institution (viz., hospital, sanitorium, nursing home, asylum, religious, welfare or charitable community, residental school, barracks or other premises under Naval, Military, Air Force, or Police discipline, prison or other place of detention), regardless of the number of buildings within its precincts.
(c) each boat, caravan, tent or other movable dwelling if occupied on census night but not otherwise.
2. The term "Private House" means a dwelling other than an institution, hotel, boarding house, premises occupied by a caretaker, vessel, movable dwelling, barn, stable or outhouse occupied on census night. The term includes premises comprising ^ shop with dwelling attached, unless occupied by a caretaker.
3. The terms "Boarding House" and "Lodging House" cover habitations described as such, and any private house containing three or more boarders or lodgers.
4. The term "Inhabited" denotes actual residence of a person or persons on census night. "Uninhabited" houses, therefore, include those temporarily vacant through the absence of the usual occupiers as well as those without tenants. Eniunerators were instructed to omit from their enumeration empty houses in such an advanced state of decay that there was little likelihood that they would again be made fit for habitation.
ROOMS
1. The rooms counted are the usual living rooms including bedrooms and kitchens but excluding sculleries (i.e., compartments used only for washing, cleaning, or cooking), pantries, cloakrooms, landings, closets, bathrooms, or any warehouse, office or shop rocHTis.
2'. For the classification of households according to rooms occupied (see table 7), shared rooms - i.e., those used in common by two or more households - have been included in the number of rooms occupied by the main household in the dwelling. In cases of one room occupations, all persons living therein, whether related or not, have been enumerated as one census household.
HOUSEHOLDS
1. "Non-private Households" comprise all persons enumerated in hotels, boarding houses, lodging houses, shops and institutions (see para. l(b) under "Houses" definition above).
2. "Private Households" are comprised of single persons or groups of persons occupy ing separately the whole, or part of any private dwelling (see para. 2 under "Houses" definition above). Visitors and domestic servants are included in the house hold with which they were enumerated. Lodgers having or sharing separate accommodation were enumerated on separate returns and consequently are regarded as separate private households.
It should be specially noted that a household or private household for census pur poses includes any group of persons, whether related or not, who live together in separate house or room accommodation.
RATEABLE VALUATION
The figures shown are those for the year ended 31st March, 1952, and have been supplied by the Commissioner of Valuation.
Subject to the provisions of the Local Government (Rating and Finance) Act (Northern Ireland), 1929, agricultural land and agricultural buildings are completely derated and industrial hereditaments and freight-transport hereditaments are partially
(14699) Vlll derated, the consequent deficiency in the yield of rates being made good by way of General Exchequer contributions.
The figures in Tables 4 and 5 are the totals of the valuations in the various areas before reduction on account of derating, but exclude in certain cases the valua tions of electricity, gas and water inains, telegraphs, telephones, fisheries, water works and tramways. The total of such excluded valuations for the county is given in a foot-note to the table.
USUAL RESIDENCE
The persons who have been regarded as having their usual residence in the area of enumeration (i.e., the County) include:-
(1) Those enumerated in their own houses;
(2) Persons having settled residence in private lodgings;
(3) Resident domestic servants;
(4) Scholars, students, etc., living during term time in residential schools, etc.;
(5) Inmates of institutions when the nature of the institution suggested permanent residence;
(6) Crews of vessels if usually living on shipboard.
BIRTHPLACES
The birthplaces of a small number of persons were not stated on the census return; it was assumed that these persons were born in the county or county borough of eniomera-* tion, except when they were stated to be visitors to the household, or bore foreign names. After further enquiry in the latter cases it was found possible to classify them (with one exception) under definite headings.
RELIGIONS
The classification of religions includes a separate heading for each religion, the adherents of which number 10 or more (see Table 16). The heading "Presbyterian" in cludes those who call themselves by this name without qualification, together with those who describe themselves as members of the Church of Scotland. Other Presbyterian denominations are shown at the foot of Table 16. Members of the Church of England and the Episcopal Church of Scotland have been included under the heading "Church of Ireland". The latter group includes all pet^sons returned as "Church" or "Episcopalian".
OCCUPATIONS AND INDUSTRIES
There are two categories into which the population may be grouped in their working capacity, namely, occupation and industry. The sole-eritarion for determinir]g the occupational classification is the type of work performed. On the other hand, indus try has to do with the kind of business with which the oocupation is associated. Thus a carpenter working for a firm of shipbuilders would be classified under "Carpenter" for occupation but under "Shipbuilding" for industry.
The 1951 Censuses were carried out simultaneously in all parts of the British Isles and this afforded the first opportunity for Northern Ireland to adopt both occupational and industrial classifications* on exactly the same lines as those ^sed for the rest of the United Kingdom.
In the preparation of ikbles 19 and 21 the range of Orders, Sub^Orders and Occupational and Industrial unit groups have been modified by combining closely related groups where the numbers were small and the preservation or usefulness of the data was not harmed.
* Classlflcatlcsi of Occupatlcms, 1950. H.M.S.O. Price £1 lOe. Od. net. Census 1951, Classification of industries. H.M.S.O. Price 8s. 6d. net.
(14699) TABLES CONTAINING DOTS (.) AND DASHES (-)
Throughout this volume dots (•) are used in tabular matter to indicate "None", and dashes (-) are used to indicate that figures are not available or that the column headings are not relevant to the lines in which the dashes appear.
CORRECTION OF CENSUS DATA
Every effort has been made to eliminate, as far as practicable, errors and inaccuracies from the census data. The process of correction began with the enumera tors, who received full instructions as to the action to be taken in cases of error or omission, and it was continued by a system of check and further enquiry where necessary applied at each stage of the office work. The process was completed by an intensive scrutiny and inter-comparison of the tabulation sheets. This scrutiny and comparison revealed a certain number of incongruities, which, when material, were investigated and corrected in the light of the facts disclosed; trifling errors were adjusted arbitrarily.
{14699) PART II
STATISTICAL NOTES
The definitions, etc., given in the preceding section apply equally to these notes and to the tables in Part III.
AREA
Descriptions and figures are given for areas as constituted at the date of the 1951 census unless otherwise stated.
It will be seen from Table 1 (Part III) that the total area of the County exclu sive of the larger rivers and lakes, is 489 square miles or 9.3 per cent of the area of Northern Ireland. In 1899 the County lost over half a square mile of Down County (see note to table 2).
POPULATION
The total enumeration for the County was 114,254. For each intercensal period between 1841 and 1937 a decrease in population was recorded but the latest interval, i.e., 1937 - 1951 brought relief by showing an increase by 5,439 persons. Table 2 shows that censuses were taken decennially between 1821 and 1911 and thereafter at irregular intervals; this should be borne in mind when comparing data of one enumera tion with another. During the whole range of enumerations the highest point was reached in 1841 when the figure was 233,024 or more than twice as high as in 1951. The two periods between 1821 and 1841 showed a combined increase of 35,597 persons but in the following period (1841-1851) there was a decrease of 36,709 and although this was the greatest intercensal percentage decrease (15.8) the decreases for the periods 1881 - 1891 and 1891 - 1901 were also high, being 12.2 and 12.5 respectively.
Natural Increase; The following table sets out figures of the natural increase and actual increase or decrease of population in each of the intercensal periods since 1891, and shows the net loss by migration.
TABLE I
Population Excess of Intercensal Net Movement *Intercensal Births Deaths Births over Varlfi^tlon Iti Inwards (+) Period at Beginning Registered Registered of Period Deaths Population Outwards (-)
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) 1891-1901 U3,289 30,548 26,068 4,480 -17,897 -22,377 (10 years)
1901-1911 125,392 27,893 33,970 3,923 - 5,101 - 9,024 (10 years)
1911-1926 120,291 36,502 31,150 5,352 -10,221 -15,573/ (15 years)
1926-1937 110,070 23,589 18,928 4,661 - 1,255 - 5,916 (11 years)
1937-1951 j 108,815 33,836 21,617 12,219 "»• 5,439 - 6,780f (14 years)
* The populations given relate to the County as constituted at the beginning of the Intercensal period and the births and deaths to the County as constituted at the time of their registration. That portion of Newry Urban District sltiaated In the County of Armagh was transferred to the County of Down In 1899. / Including the deaths of non-clvlllans of the County of Armagh which occurred outside Northern Ireland.
Comparable figures of natural increase due to the excess of births over deaths, in respect of the County as now constituted, are not available for periods prior to 1891, but it is evident that in each of the intercensal periods from 1841 to 1891, as well as from 1891 to 1937, there was a net outward movement of such dimensions as not only to counterbalance the natural increase, but to cause an actual decrease in population. During the 19£6 - 1937 period, however, the net outward movement dropped to 5,916 from 15,573 in the preceding intercensal period and although the latest period
(14699) 1937 - 1951 shows an increase in population of 5,439 the outward movement was as high as 6,780.
Municipal Boroughs, Urban and Rural Districts: Table II shows the population by these divisions since 1901 and the variations during the period 1937 - 1951.
TABLE II
ZX^ ;___^_^_ . * POPULATION V Municipal Variation In 14 Boroughs Persons years 1937 - 1951 Urban Districts Per Acre 1901 1911 1926 1937 1951 1 and Increase In 1951 Increase ; Rural Districts or or Decrease Decrease Per Cent'
Armagh County 125,39E 120,'291 110,070 108,815 114,254 + 5,439 + 5.0 0.4
Urban Districts
Armagh / 8,825 / 8,694 / 8,762 8,669 9,280 + 611 + 7.0 6.8
Keady 1,466 1,434 1,341 1,260 1,462 + 202 + 16.0 6.8
Lurgan M.B. ' f 12,038 /12,897 /12,868 14,372 16,183 + 1,811 + 12.6 10.9
Portadown M.B. /l 0,954 n2»773 f 13,207 14,803 17,202 + 2,399 + 16.2 9.4
Tanderagee 1,427 1,409 1,320 1,12,0 1,394 + 274 + 24.5 2.0
Rural Districts
Armagh ^36,565 f 33, 981 /30,286 28,765 28,900 + 135 + 0.5 0.2
Lurgan /ie,460 /14,371 /12,286 11,874 12,105 + 231 + 1.9 0.3
Newry No%2 32,836 30,391 26,336 24,569 24.527 - 42 - 0.2 0.2
Tanderagee 4,821 4,341 3,664 3,383 3,201 - 182 - 5.4 0.2
* Tlie figures given relate to each area as constituted at the date of the 1951 Census. f Estimated figure.
As the administrative divisions of the County are constituted at present, 68,733 live in rural areas and 45,521 in urban districts. The urban population constitutes 39.8 per cent of the whole as compared with 3'2.8 in 1937, 31.4 in 1926, 28.7 in 1911, and 24.6 in 1901 - the areas being as consiituted at the date of each census. It will be seen that all divisions except Newry No.2 and Tanderagee Rural Districts show increases during the fourteen years 1937 - 1951. The most marked percentage increases are in Tanderagee Urban District (24.5 per cent or 274 persons), Portadcwn Municipal Borough (16.2 per cent or 2,399 persons) and Keady Urban District (16.0 per cent or 202 persons). The total increase in the urban population is 5,297 or 13.2 per cent and the overall increase in the rural population is 142 or 0.2 per cent - the areas being the same for both censuses.
Looking over the whole course of fifty years .(1901 - 1951) Armagh Urban District (455 or 5.2 per cent), Lurgan Municipal Borough (4,145 or 34.4 per cent), and Portadown Municipal Borough (6,248 or 57.0 per cent) are the only urban areas to show an increase since the commencement of the period. All rural districts show substan tial decreases, notably T^inderagee (1,620 or 33.6 per cent). Armagh had the lowest proportionate decrease (7,665 persons or 21.0 per cent).
Amongst the urban areas population density is highest in Lurgan (10.9 persons per acre) and lowest in Tanderagee (2.0 persons per acre). In rural districts the rates vary between 0.2 and 0.3 persons per acre. For the whole County the rate is 0.4 persons per acre.
Tables 4 and 5 provide detailed information regarding area, population, housing and accommodation for the various sub-divisions of the County and incorporate figures of rateable valuation. The rateable valuation of the Counrty in 1951 was £607,892 (14699) before reduction on account of derating and £302,619 after reduction on account of derating. In 1937 the corresponding valuations of the County were £532,928 and £234,937 respectively.
Table 4 includes information regarding towns and villages containing 50 houses and upwards with no legally defined boundaries.
Parliamentary Constituencies: Table 9 sets out the Parliamentary Constituencies of the County for the Parliaments of both the United Kingdom and Northern-Ireland to gether with the figures of population, number of electors and electors per 1,000 of the population, distinction being shown in respect of electors with residence qualification.
Under the provisions of the Elections and Franchise Act (Northern Ireland), 1946, a person is entitled to be registered as a parliamentary elector for any constituency returning a member to the Parliament of Northern Ireland if he or she is a British sub ject, 21 or more years of age, not subject to any legal incapacity, and was born in Northern Ireland (or alternatively, has resided continuously in the United Kingdom for a period of seven years ending on the qualifying date) and either:-
(a) has the requisite residence qualification of three months; or
(b) has occupied for three months prior to the qualifying date business premises of at least £10 valuation; or
(c) is the wife or husband of a person entitled to be registered in respect of the above business premises qualification; or
(d) was on the qualifying date a member of the forceo or a merchant seaman and who, but for such service, would have been residing in Northern Ireland.
The electorate in the Queen's University constituency comprises all graduates of the University who are British subjects of full age, not subject to any legal incapacity*
Under the provisions of the Representation of the People Act (1949), a person is entitled to be registered as a parliamentary elector for any Northern Ireland con stituency returning a member to the Parliament at Westminster if that person is a British subject or citizen of the Irish Republic of twenty-one or more years of age and not subject to any legal incapacity to vote, is resident at an address in that constituency on the qualifying date, and has resided at that address (or at any other address or addresses in Northern Ireland) for a period of three months ending on the qualifying date.
In addition, a person who would ordinarily have been resident at a specified address in a constituency in Northern Ireland, may be registered in respect of a Service qualification if -
(i) he or she is a member of the Forces; or
(ii) he or she is a person employed in the service of the Crown in a post outside the United Kingdom; or
(iii) she is the wife of a person having a Service qualification and is residing outside the United Kingdom to be with her husband.
Education Areas: The Armagh County Council is the Education Authority for the whole area under its control, and all figures given in this Volume for the County apply equally to the Armagh Education Area.
HOUSING - BUILDINGS, ROOMS, HOUSEHOLDS, ETC.
Houses: The total number of houses, including hotels, institutions, etc., in the County normally used for dwelling purposes was 50,359 of which 28,370 houses were occupied on Census night. The number of occupied houses at the 1937 Census was 26,850, an increase therefore of 1,520, or 5.7 per cent under this category took place (14699) in the intercensal period. Table III includes all houses, private and non-private. The number of non-private houses was 128 of which 38 were boarding houses or hotels. The population figures do not include inmates of institutions, but they do include other occupants such as staff.
TABLE III*
No. of Total Average Households HOUSES Average Year Population No. of m No. of of less Persons Occupation Persons Enumeration Inmates Total Intiablted Uninhabited Building per of all per of Inliablted Inhabited Household Institutions House Houses 1851 193,830 37,240 35,070 2,141 29 5.53 37,198 5.21 1861 188,551 37,612 35,754 1,775 83 5.27 38,188 4.94 1871 177,349 36,054 34,439 1,583 32 .5.15 36,247 4.89 1881 160,927 34,813 32,211 2,575 27 5.00 33,417 4.82 1891 141,263 33,437 30,550 2, 822 65 4.62 31,104 4.54 1901 123,608 31,29$ 28,026 3,211 59 4.41 28,287 4.37 1911 118,491 30,126 27,141 2,954 31 4.37 27,309 4.34 1926 108,726 27,703 25,532 2,072 99 4.26 25,695 4.23 1937 107,448 28,731 26,850 1,825 56 4.00 26,950 3.99 1951 112,851 30,359 28,370 1,247 742 3.98 28,593 3.95
* The figures given relate to the County as constituted at the date of each Census. That portion of Newry Urban District situated In the County of Armagh was transferred to the County of Down In 1899.
The total number of houses was the highest recorded since 1901. The number of houses being built (742) was more than seven times as great as the next highest census figure - that of 99 for the 1926 census. Similar trends were observed in respect of Counties covered by the earlier reports.
The average number of persons (exclusive of inmates of institutions) per house, steadily decreased from 1851 (when it stood at 5.53) and now stands at 3.98.
Table IV shows the changes in the numbers of houses in each County district during the intercensal period 1937 - 1951. The increase of 1,628 houses for the County should be considered xvith the figure for uninhabited houses, which shows a drop from 1,825 in 1937 to 1,247 in 1951; 79 per cent of the houses unoccupied on Census night in 1951 were in rural areas.
TABLE IV
HOUSES Variation In Total No. Municipal of Houses In 14 years - Boroughs, 1937 1951 1937 - 1951 Urban Districts . and increase increase Rural Districts or in Unin in unin or (a) Total Building Total Building Decrease Decrease habited habited habited habited per cent Armagh County 28,731 26,850 1,825 56 30,359 28,370 1,247 742 + 1,628 + 5.7
Armagh U.D. 1,966 1,872 91 3 2,312 2,109 63 140 + 346 +17.6 Ready « 352 325 27 • 385 364 21 • + 33 + 9.4 Lurgan M.B. 3,626 3,451 159 16 4,273 3,922 93 258 + 647 +17.8 Per tad own " 3,781 3,646 127 8 4,465 4,313 78 74 + 684 +18.1
Tanderagee U.D. 329 305 24 . 404 395 9 . + 75 -^22.8 Armagh R.D. 7,774 7,142 619 13 7,505 7,018 369 • 116 - 271 - 3.5
Lurgan « 3,111 2,912 189 10 3,1P2 3,020 130 42 + 81 + 2.6 Newry No.2 " 6,842 6,303 533 6 6,896 6,358 431 107 + 54 + 0.8 Tanderagee " 950 894 56 • 929 871 53 5 1 - 21 - 2.2 (a) The figures given relate to each County District as constituted at the date of the 1951 Census. In each of the urban areas there was an increase between 1937 and 1951; the greatest percentage increases being in Tanderagee Urban District (22.8) and Portadoi^n Municipal Borough (l8.l). In the rural districts Lurgan had an increase of 2.6 per cent and Newry No.2 of 0.8 per cent; the remaining rurals shov/ed decreases - Armagh (3.5 per cent) and Tanderagee (2.2 per cent). (14699) INHABITED PRIVATE HOUSES
Number of Houses and Inhabitants': The following statement SetS OUt the figures for inhabited private houses, persons therein and average number per house for censuses 1926, 1937 and 1951, for the County. 1926 1937 1951 Total number of Inhabited Private Houses 25,200 26,629 28,'24'2 Total number of Persons therein 105,750 105,125 110,997 Average number of Persons per house 4,20 3,95 3-93 The average annual increase in the number of inhabited private houses for the period 1926 - 1937 was 130 and for the period 1937 - 1951 it was 115, but this must be viewed in the light of variations in the population in these dwelling houses - there was a slight decrease of population (g25 persons) in the first period, whereas in the latter there was an increase of 5,872. The relative changes are seen more clearly from the figures for "persons per house" the ratios having dropped for the period 1926 - 1937 by 0.25 and for 1937 - 1951 by 0.02. Thus the rate of improvement in the second period has been slower than in the first period. Of the total of 28,242 inhabited private houses, 28,044 (99.3 per cent) were occupied by single private households, the remainder of 198 were shared by two or more households. This means that 98.5 per cent of the total private households (28,465) each occupies a single house. Table V shows for the County the position at each census,1926, 1937 and 1951 for inhabited private houses of various sizes and the extent to which they were shared by two or more households. TABLE V
INHA.BITED PRIVATE HOUSES InMblted 1951 Private 1986 1937 Houses Per Cent Per Cent Percentage Number Per Cent Percentage Number Percentage Number of Total Sliared of Total Shared of Total Shared With 1-3 rooms 10,380 41.2 0.1 9,214 34.6 0.1 8,343 29.5 0.2 4-5 rooins 10,663 42,3 1.0 13,017 48.9 0.4 15,227 53.9 0.7 6 or more rooms 4,157 16.5 0.9 4,398 16.5 0.7 i 4,672 16.6 1.6 Total 25,200 100.0 o.e 26,629 100.0 0.3 28,242 100.0 0.7
The number of houses with three or less rooms fell between the 1926 - 1937 and 1937 - 1951 periods. The number of houses with four or five rooms has increased steeply over the whole period, while the number of houses with six or more rooms has also increased, though at a slower rate. The percentage of shared accommodation fell between 1926 and 1937 in the larger type of house, but remained the same as regards houses of one to three rooms; between 1937 and 1951 it increased in each of the three categories. Rooms: From Table 6 it will be observed that the total number* of rooms in in habited private houses was 121,459 (the corresponding figure for 1937 was 112,615). The average number of rooms per house was 4.30 compared with 4.23 in 1937. The following table gives for the County the number of private households occupy ing various numbers of rooms (irrespective of the number of houses) for the enumerations of 1926, 1937 and 1951:- TABLE VI
1926 1937 1951 Private Households Number Per Cent Number Per Cent Number Per Cent With 1-3 rooins 10,635 41.9 9,348 35.0 8,656 30.5 4-5 rooins 10,598 41.8 12,998 48.6 15,186 53.3 6 and more rooins 4,130 16.3 4,383 16.4 4,623 16.2
TOTAL 25,363 100.0 26,729 100.0 28,465 100.0
(14699) Information incorporated in Tables V and VI for 1951 can be readily obtained for each district from Tables 6 and 7.
PRIVATE HOUSEHOLDS
Households: The population of 110,997 occupying private houses was comprised of 28,465 households within the definitions of "Private Households" given in Part I. In 1937 there were 26,729 such households. The increase of 1,736 households (6.5 per cent) was at a somewhat greater rate than the rate of increase in population comprising them (population increase was 5,872 -5.6 per cent). The household factor rather than that of population affects the question of housing. In the period 1926 to 1937 the percentage increase in households was 5.4, whereas the population comprising them showed a slight decrease. Households of all sizes increased in number during the period 1937 - 1951 with the exception of households of seven, nine and ten persons each.
Table 7, in which the measurement of households according to the number of persons in each household is detailed, shows that the number of households rises from 3,233 households of one person each, to 5,632 households of the two person group; from thence there is a decrease to 5,365 in the three person group from which the decline is more marked as each group is reached. The two person group comprises 19.8 per cent of all households, the three person group 18.8 per cent and the four person group 16.5 per cent - these three categories make up over 55 per cent of the total number of private haiseholds.
The comparable figures for 1937 were 19.8 for the two person, 18.5 for three person households and 16.1 for the four person group, making over 54 per cent in all.
The average size of household was 3.9 persons in 1951 and also in 1937.
DENSITIES
Table 7 gives the composition of private households, the number of persons com prising each household, the number of rooms occupied, and the density of occupation.
Private Households: There were 68 households living at densities of more than four persons per room and 294 households at more than three persons per room. 1,617 households or 5. 7 per cent fall within the over two person per room category which has been assumed to indicate overcrowding.
As shown earlier in these notes the household of two occurs most frequently; and the most common combination consists of the household of two occupying four rooms. Of the 8,656 households in the 1-3 room group, 1,727 comprise only one person each. There are 265 households (509 persons) living in one roomed accommodation, but of these 144 are persons living alone - the figures in 1937 were 302 households (541 persons) living in one-roomed accommodation. The number of households of two or more persons occupying one room increased from 124 in 1926 to 132 in 1937, but fell to 121. in 1951.
The particulars of households in two and three-roomed accommodation are:-
1957 1951 Households Persons Households Persons Two-room accommodation 3,376 9,778 2,707 7,682
Three-room accommodation - 5,670 21,140 5,684 20,981
Of the 28,242 inhabited private houses 198 or 0.7 per cent were found to be occupied by two or more households - 179 of these accommodated two households and 3 9 accommodated three or more households.
Persons; Of the total of 110,997 persons in private houses 88.2 per cent (97,890 persons) were living not more than two persons per room: in 1937 the percentage was 86.5, so that a slight mitigation of general overcrowding is indicated.
Table 7 shows that, taking the total number of persons in private households and the total number of rooms occupied, there is an average of 0.91 persons for each room. In 1926 the corresponding figure was 1.02 and that for 1937 was 0.93, so that there has been an improvement in room accommodation during both intercensal periods, though the rate of improvement was considerably higher in the first period. ^4699) XVI
Table VIII gives the densities of room occupation for 1926, 1937 and 1951 Censuses for the County.
*TABLE VIII ]
DENSITY OF ROOM OCCUPATION More than two persons per room 2 Persons CENSUS 1 and IPSS 4 and over 3 and over per Room Over 4 Persons 3 Persons Z Persons Total per Room per Room per Room
19S6 Private Household Population . 1,007 3,491 13,786 18,284 87,466 Ratio per 1,000 of Total Private Population 10 33 130 173 827 1957 Private Household Population 1 617 2,178 11,385 14,180 90, 945 Ratio per 1,000 of Total Private Population 1 ^ 21 108 135 865 1951 Private Household Population 658 1,989 10,460 13,107 97,890 Ratio per 1,000 of Total Private Population 6 18 94 118 1 882 * Table VII, dealing with persons per household was restricted to Wards in the Belfast County Borough Volume, It will be seen that the proportion of persons living at various densities of over two JDersons per room decreased between 1926 and 1937 and further decreased between 1937 and 1951, and the proportion of persons living at densities of two persons or less per room increased during both intercensal periods.
County Districts; In the county divisions the proportion of households occupying one room each is greatest in Newry No.2 Rural District where the percentage is 1.93 (123 households comprised of 239 persons), but of these 68 are persons living alone. In the remaining areas the proportions are all under one per cent.
Table IX shows, by districts, the population in private households living at two persons and less per room and at over two persons per room, also persons per 1,000 living at these densities, and for comparison, the 1926 and 1937 figures for persons per 1,000 living at a density of over two persons per room, are included. TABLE IX
MUNICIPAL 1951 ^ 1937 1926 BOROUGHS ! Population In Private Persons per 1,000 Persons per Persons per URBAN Households living at living at Density ! 1,000 living 1,000 living DISTRICTS Density of of ! at Density at Density AND RURAL of over 2 of over 2 Z Persons and Over 2 Persons 2 Persons and Over 2 Persons Persons per Persons per DISTRICTS less per Room per Room less per Room per Room Room Room
Armagh County 97,890 13,107 882 118 135 173
Armagh U.D. 7,678 673 919 81 108 158 Keady U.D. 1,197 215 848 152 133 159 Lurgan M.B. 14,137 1,616 897 103* 91 122 Portadown M.B. j 16,010 1,023 940 60 j 66 j 83 Tanderagee U.D. 1,321 71 949 51 108 134 • Armagh R.D. 24,407 3,561 873 127 127 165 Lurgan R.D. 10,248 1,709 857 143 144 192 Newry No.2 R.D. 19,874 4,056 831 169 211 252 I^nderagee R.D. 3,018 183 943 57 104 110 1 1 , It will be noted that in the County as a whole 118 persons per 1,000 live at a density of over two persons per room (in 1937 the figure was 135 and in 1926 it was 173 persons per 1,000 of the population). Increases in the number of persons living at this density occurred in Keady Urban District and Lurgan Municipal Borough in the 1937 - 1951 period. Excluding Armagh Rural District, where no change is recorded, decreases - some substantial - took place in all other districts. Between 1926 and 1937 all areas recorded a decrease. The greatest overcrowding is in the rural districts of Newry No.2 and Lurgan and in Keady Urban District in which the persons per 1,000 are 169, 143 and 152 respectively. The smallest proportions of overcrowd ing are in Tanderagee Urban District (51 persons per 1,000) and Tanderagee Rural District (57 persons per 1,000).
(14 INSTITUTIONS, ETC. The population according to County Districts in each of the types of inhabited buildings, etc., other than private houses, is given in Table 8 together with the numbers of inmates in institutions. Table X gives for the County these particulars with the corresponding figures for 1937. TABLE X 1951 1937 Class of Intiablted Number Inmates Number Inmates Building, etc. of of Total only Inhabited Total only Inhabited Population (Classes Buildings Population (Classes Buildings 2 - 10) etc. 2 - 10) etc. 1., Hotels and Boarding Houses 38 398 125 828 2. County Welfare institutions 3 40 32 * 3 740 646 3. Hospitals Authority Hospitals 5 881 691 4. Mental Hospitals 2 656 607 3 714 622 5. Tuberculosis Authority Hospitals 1 48 39 6. Hospitals and Nursing Homes other than those Included In Classes above 1 12 7 3 92 65 7. Homes or institutions for Cripples . » 8. Homes or Institutions for Blind 1 12 3 1 8 6 9. Homes or Institutions for Deaf and Dumb . • . 10. Prisons 1 40 24 1 40 28 11. Shipping (Seagoing) Including Lightships . 12. Shipping (inland) . 2 8 13. Other Premises 76 1,170 83 1,257 14. Vagrants 3 All Classes of Inhabited Buildings, etc., other than Private Houses 128 3,257 1,403 221 3,690 1,367 * The 1937 figures relate to Poor Law Institutions. In the 1937 Report attention was drawn to the drop in .the number of hotels and boarding houses, and their occupants since the 1926 Census. Since 1937 there has been a drop in every area and the total now stands at 38, as compared with 125 in 1937. The drop in Armagh Urban District was from 33 to 14. This area contains the highest number of this class of building and accounts for 37 per cent of the total. Between 1937 and 1951 the number of inmates in institutions increased by 36, and the total population (i.e., inmates and staff) of these institutions by 95. USUAL RESIDENCE Table 10 discloses that 98.4 per cent of the enumerated population of the County were normally resident in the County and of the remainder, 1,180 were usually resident in some other part of Northern Ireland. Allowitig for 1,128 persons usually resident in the County but enumerated elsewhere in Northern Ireland the adjustment to obtain the usual residence figure represented 0.5 per 1,000 of the population. In 1937, when the "Usual Residence" question was first included in the Census Return, the adjustment figure was 0.6 per 1,000 of the total enumeration. Only 626 persons were usually resident outside the Province. (14699) SEX, AGE AND MARITAL CONDITION Table 11 shows the population of the County according to sex, age (individual years and quinquennial groups) and marital condition. Table XI although restricted to certain age groups, provides a convenient basis for comparison of the 1937 position with that of 1951. TABLE XI MAIES INCREASE OR DECREASE POHJUTION 1937 POPUUTION 1951 PER CENT 1937 - 1951 Age Last Widowed Widowed Widowed Birthday Total Single Married and Total Single Married and Total Single M&rrled and Divorced Divorced Divorced 0-4 4,916 4,916 6,002 6,002 + 22*1 + 22.1 5-9 5,007 5,007 • 5,587 5,587 • • -^ 11.6 ^+ 11^6 •« 10-14 1 5,350 5,350 5,040 5,040 • - 5.8 - 5.8 15-19 1 4,997 4,985 12 4,702 4,692 16 • - 5.9 ^ 5.9 - 16*7 20-24 4,202 3,788 414 4,004 3,574 429 1 - 4.7 * 5.6 + 3.6 25-34 7,665 4,620 3,001 4! 7,505 3,930 3,551 24 - 2.1 - 14.9 + 18.3 - 45*5 35-44 6,398 2,271 3, 962 16J 7,172 2,037 5,042 93 + 12.1 - 10.3 + 27.3 - 43.6 45-54 5,474 1,473 3,710 6,111 1,408 291L 4,506 197 + 11.6 - 4.4 + 21.5 - 32.3 55-64 4,890 1,204 3,166 52( 4,611 1,045 3,211 + 1.4 * 355 - 5.7 - 13.2 - 31.7 65-74 3,835 925 2,128 78S 3,708 897 2,179 - 3.3 - 3.0 + 2.4 - 19.2 75 and 652 over 1,537 294 649 59^ 1,984 377 866 741 + 29.1 + 28.2 + 33.4 + 24.7 TOTAL 54,271 34,833 17,042 2,396 56,426 34,589 19,794 2,043 + 4.Q - 0.7 + 16.1 - 14.7 FEMALES POPUUTION 1937 POPULATION 1951 INCf^ASE 0^ DECREASE Age PER CENT 1937 - 1951 Last Birthday Widowed Widowed Widowed Total Single mrrled and Total Single mrrled and Total S Ingle Mia rr led and Divorced Divorced Divorced 0-4 4,845 4,845 5,764 5,764 . . + 19.0 + 19.0 . 5-9 4,711 4,711 . . 5,286 5,286 . . + 12.2 + 12.2 10-14 5,114 5,114 • • 4,914 4,914 . . - 3.9 - 3.9 15-19 4,509 4,421 88 • 4,503 4,407 96 . - 0.1 - 0.3 + 9.1 . 20-24 4,251 3,274 969 8 4,089 3,000 1,085 4 - 3.8 - 8.4 + 12.0 - 50.0 25-34 7,830 3,712 4,038 80 7,748 2,907 4,752 89 - 1.0 - 21.7 + 17.7 + 11.3 35-44 6, 997 2,053 4,631 313 7,624 1,770 5,622 232 + 9.0 - 13.8 + 21.4 - 25.9 45-54 5,581 1,359 3,568 654 6,562 1,532 4,423 607 + 17.6 + 12.7 + 24.0 - 7.2 55-64 4,885 1,199 2,567 1,119 5,122 1,201 2,831 1,090 + 4.9 + 0.2 + 10.3 - 2.6 65-74 4,010 1,067 1,435 1,508 4,021 946 1,508 1,567 + 0.3 - iu:5 + 5.1 + 3.9 75 and over 1,811 437 296 1,078 2,195 541 444 1,210 + 21.2 + 23.8 + 50.0 + 18.8 TOTAL 54,544 32,192 17,592 4,760 b7,828 32,268 20,761 4,799 + 6.0 + 0.2 + 18.0 + 0.8 Sex Proportions: Since 1821, when the first Census affecting Northern Ireland was taken, the number of females in the County has exceeded the ninnber of males. The greatest disparity was reached in 1881 when there were 1,101 females for every 1,000 males. Each census from 1911 to 1937 (inclusive) has shown a lessening in the pre ponderance of females; in the latter year the figure stood at 1,005 per 1,000 males - the lowest on record - and in 1951 there was an increase to 1,026 females per 1,000 males. Up to and including 19 years of age, boys were in the majority, in 1951, except at the ages of 1, 5, 11 and 18, at which girls were numerically superior and at age of 3 where the figures were identical. Under the age of one year for the County there were 92 girls for every 100 boys, but the figures were almost identical at age of 4, when the boys numbered 1,181 and the girls 1,179. At the age of 5 there were 103 girls to 100 boys but at each year between 6 and 17, inclusive, other than age of 11, there were less than 100 girls for every 100 boy&; the figures almost corres ponded at age 14 when the boys numbered 1,003 and the girls 1,002. For the age group 25-34 there were 103 women for every 100 men and this increased to 111 to 100 men m the 55-64 group. At age 82 there were 125 women for 100 men. (14699) It will be noted from Table IS that in all the urban areas there is a preponder ance of females over males and in all the rural districts, except Lurgan, males out number females. Ages: The average age of the population of the County decreased between 1937 and 1951. At the 1911 Census the average was 30.7 years; it rose to 31.0 in 1926 and to 33.4 in 1937, falling to 32.5 in 1951. In 1937 the 10-14 age group accounted for the largest number of the population of all quinquennial age groups containing 9.6 per cent of the enumerated population, as compared with 8.7 in 1951. In 1951 the age group from birth to four years exceeded all others with 10.3 per cent of the population as compared with 9.0 in 1937. Since 1937 decreases are shown in the five age groups between 10 and 34 and also in the 60-64, 65-69 and 95 and over groups. Increases were recorded for males in the quin quennial age groups comprising 0-9 years, 30-54, 70 to 94 and 100 years and over and for females in the age groups comprising 0-9 years, 25-29, 35-64 and 70-99 years. The following chart shows the distribution of the population for the County in the four main age groups for 1901, 1937 a'nd 1951. CENSUSES (COUNTY ARMAGH) 1901, 1937, 1951. PERCENTAGE 65 YEARS OF TOTAL 0-14 YEARS 15-44 YEARS 45-64 YEARS POPULATION AND OVER 55 50 45 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 10-3 10-4 5 7-2 m1901 193 7 1951 It will be seen that in the two groups comprising persons aged 45 years and up wards there has been a steady increase since 1901 - as was seen also in the Belfast County Borough and Counties Antrim, Down and Londonderry Reports. The increase, how ever, in the 65 years and over group was only by 0.1 per cent between 1937 and 1951 and in the 45-64 group by 0.5 per cent whereas the increase in the 0-14 years group was 1.0 per cent in the same period and the drop in the 15-44 years group was 1.6 per cent. (14699) XX Marital Conditiori: Since 1937 the number of persons in the County aged 14 and over increased by 2,687 of whom 699 were males and 1,988 females. The number of single persons in this age group decreased by 2,920 (1,700 males and 1,220 females), while the number of married persons increased by 5,921 (2,752 males and 3,169 females). Single males aged 14 and over accounted for 46.5 per cent of the male population of the same age in 1951 (51.5 per cent in 1937) and married men for 48.5 per cent (42.5 in 1937). In the same age group, single females represented 40.4 per cent (45.3 in 1937) and married women 48.4 per cent (43.0 in 1937). For both sexes-the only quinquennial groups of married persons to show a decrease during the 1937 - 1951 intercensal period were males 15-19, 60--69 and aged 95-99 and females 65-69. Widowers decreased by 361 whilst widows increased by 3. The number of persons whose marriages had been dissolved and who had not remarried, increased from 9 in 1937 to 53 in 1951 - divorced men numbered 15 as compared with 7 in 1937, and divorced women 38 as against 2. EDUCATION Table 13 summarises the information furnished regarding attendance at educational establishments. It will be seen that for the County of children aged 5-13 inclusive 4.3 per cent are stated not to be attending school. In the 14-17 age groups, i.e., amongst persons over the age for compulsory school attendance but of normal age for attending grammar school, 69.8 per cent were not attending educational establishments. Persons of all ages attending educational establishments part-time were shown to number 150. As the total number of part-time students enrolled in the institutions of further education under the management of the County Armagh Education Authority during the year ended 31st July, L951, numbered 4,900, it is apparent that in many cases the information regarding part-time education was not furnished on the census returns. Much the same result was disclosed by the earlier census reports. It would appear that the significance of the question was not appreciated by the heads of households. BIRTHPLACES Table 14 shows, by sex, the number of persons born in each of the counties of Northern Ireland, other parts of the British Isles, Commonwealth Countries, etc., Foreign Ccuntries and at sea. Of the total population of the County (i.e., 114,254) persons born in the County numbered 90,477 (79.2 per cent), and altogether 104,923 (91.8 per cent) were born in some part of Northern Ireland. 5,165 persons (4.52 per cent) were born in the Irish Republic as compared with 4,739 (4.35 per cent) in 1937. Only 639 persons (0.56 per cent) were born outside the British Isles, of whom 250 were born in Commonwealth Countries, 387 in Foreign Countries, 1 at sea and in one instance the birthplace was not given. ^ The percentage representing persons born in the County (79.2) has decreased since 1937 (81.5); the percentage of persons born in adjoining Counties of Down and Tyrone increased from 6. 9 to 7.5. Table XII gives comparative figures for Censuses since 1861. It will be noted that the percentage of the total population born in Northern Ireland decreased steadily between 1861 and 1926, viz., from 96.02 to 92.13. Between 1926 and 1937 there was an increase to 92.56 but this fell to 91.84 in 1951. Over the period 1901 to 1926 the percentage born in the Irish Republic steadily increased (3.93 to 4.83); between 1926 and 1937 there was a decrease to 4.35. In the last in tercensal period there was an increase to 4.52. The percentage born in England and Wales stands at 1.90 the highest figure reached during the ninety years 1861 - 1951; that born in Scotland increased for each intercensal period during the span 1861 - 1926 but thereafter a decrease is recorded at each Census. Table 15 shows the numbers of persons in each administrative area born outside Northern Ireland, according to sex, duration of residence, whether residents in, or visitors to Northern Ireland and divided into five religious groups. (14699) XXI TABLE XII BIRTHPUCE Total Year of Population Enumeration England Born Northern Irish Scotland Born at Ire land Republic and Wales Sea Abroad (a) 1861 182,524 6,087 779 457 . 239 190,086 1871 171,446 5,639 1,161 565 20 429 179,260 1881 155,238 5,567 1,288 647 7 430 163,177 1891 134,961 5,773 1,292 797 5 461 143,289 1901 118,084 4,923 943 899 2 541 125,392 1911 112,051 5,102 1,255 1,280 1 602 120,291 1926 101,410 5,312 1,294 1,488 3 563 110,070 1937 100,716 4,739 1,270 1,345 11 734 108,815 1951 104,923 5,165 2,174 1,353 1 638 114,254 Proportion per cent 1861 96.02 3.20 0.41 0.24 . (3.13 100 1871 95.64 3.15 0.65 0.31 0.01 0.24 100 1881 95.14 3.41 0.79 0.40 0.00 0.26 100 1891 94.19 4.03 0.90 0.56 0.00 0.32 100 1901 94.17 3.93 0.75 0.72 0.00 0.43 100 1911 93.15 4.24 1.04 1.07 0.00 0.50 ' 100 1986 ; 92.13 4.83 1.18 1.35 0.00 0.51 100 1937 92.56 4.35 1.17 1.24 1 0.01 0.67 100 1951 91.84 4.52 1.90 1.18 0.00 0.56 100 (a) Persons born In the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands have been Included under this heading. In 1951 they numbered 2 persons born In the Isle of Man and 8 In the Channel islands. (b) All figures relate to the County as constituted at the date of each Census. For particulars of Territorial changes see note at head of Table 2. Table XIII gives for the County for purposes of comparison, the total number of persons born outside Northern Ireland by duration of residence, for Censuses 1937 and 1951. TABLE XIII Duration of Total Number Total Number Residence of Persons of Persons (years) 1937 1951 0 and under 5 1,444 1,989 5 " "10 1,015 1,314 10 •» "20 2,023 1,690 1 20 " "30 1,316 1,342 30 " "40 1,020 1,063 40 " " 50 584 795 50 and over 482 770 Not stated 2 33 ! Total Residents 7,886 8, 996 Total Visitors 213 335 Total born outside Northern Ireland . 8,099 9,331 (14699) RELIGIONS Table XIV sets out the position (total persons) at each Census since 1861 for the County. TABLE XIV Other and not Roman /Church of Presbyterians Methodists Stated Catholics Ireland Denominations Year of *Total Enumera Popula Per- j Per Per Per-^ Per tion tion centage centage centage centage centage Number of Total Number of Total Number of Total Number of Total Number of Total Popula Popula Popula Popula Popula tion tion tion tion tion 1861 190, 086 92,760 48.8 '30,746 16.2 1 58,735 30.9 6,086 * 3.2 1,759 0.9 1871 179,260 85,057 47.5 28,344 15.8 58,343 32.5 4,579 2.6 2,937 1.6 1881 163,177 75,709 46.4 26,077 16.0 53,390 32.7 4,884 3.0 3,117 1.9 1891 143,289 66,004 46.1 22,919 16.0 46,135 32.2 5,339 3.7 j 2,892 2.0 1901 125,398 56,652 45.2 20,097 16.0 40,922 32.6 5,098 4.1 2,623 2.1 1911 120,291 54,526 45.3 18,969 15.8 39,037 32.5 5,056 4.2 : 2,705 2.2 1926 110,070 49, 990 45.4 16,917 15.4 35,290 32.1 4,878 4.4 : 2,995 2.7 1937 i 108,815 49,475 45.5 16,221 14.9 34,511 31.7 5,106 4.7 i 3,502 3.2 1951 114,254 53,013 46.4 17,166 15.0 34,082 29.8 5,597 4.9 4,396 3.9 * The figures given relate to the County as constituted at the date of each Census. For particulars of territorial changes see note at head of Table 2. f Including Church of England and Episcopal Church of Scotland, numbering 632 and 3 respectively In 1951. A scrutiny of Table XIV reveals that the percentage of Roman Catholics has in creased in each intercensal period since 1901 and that the 1951 figure of 46.4 per cent was only exceeded in 3 861 and 1871. Presbyterians now 15.0-, stood at 16.2 of the total population in 1861 and at each succeeding Census showed slight variations from this figure, until reaching its lowest percentage, i.e., 14.9 in 1937. The Church of Ireland decreased 1.9 per cent between 1937 and 1951 (from 31.7 to 29.8) and at the latter year stood at its lowest point. Methodists increased by 0.2 per cent of the total population between 1937 and 1951: the percentage has risen steadily since 1871 and the figure for 1951 (4.9) is the highest recorded. "Other and Not Stated Denominations" have increased at each enumeration and show a percentage of 3.9 which is an increase of 0. 7 on the 1937 figure. A comparison of the 1951 figures with those for 1937 shows that there were numerical increases in four groups, viz., Roman Catholics 3,538, Presbyterians 945, Methodists 49J, others 894, while the Church of Ireland group decreased by 429. The total of 34,082 tov the Church of Ireland is the lowest recorded. Table 16 shows the population by sex for each County District under the five religious groups, viz., Roman Catholic, Presbyterian, Church of Ireland (including the Church of England and the Episcopal Church of Scotland), Methodist and all other (or not stated) deno^iinations. The list of descriptions o^ "Other Denominations" given at the foot of the table refers to the County as a whole; the names of denomina tions are restricted to those having not less than ten -adherents. Of the "Other Denominations" the two categories which show the highest increases as compared with 1937 are: Baptist + 299 and Brethren + 262. The number of persons who omitted to state their denomination has increased from 81 to 324. Table 17 gives details for the County under five religious categories and age groups (individual years to age 21, and quinquennial age groups up to 69 years). The comparative Table in the 1937 Report gave the population by individual ages ujy to 20, and by two religious groups - Roman Catholic and other denominations. It is not therefore possible to make a complete comparison between the 1937 figures aiid those published in this Report, but it is observed that the overall increase in the popula tion of Roman Catholics up to the age of 20 is 2,303 or 11.7 per cent, while the in crease in the population of all other denominations up to that age is 198 or 0.9 per cent. The following are the percentage increases or decreases in the various age groups up to 19 years and of the population aged 20 and over between 1937 and 1951:- (14699) XXI 11 Age Group Roman Catholics Other Denominations 0-4 + 28.3 + 13.1 5-9 + 16.3 + 7.8 10 - 14 + 0.5 - 9.8 15 - 19 + 1.7 - 7.5 20 and over + 4.3 + 4.6 All Ages + 7.2 + 3.2 A comparison of Tables 15 and 16 shows that in the County 9.0 per cent of Roman Catholics, 7.1 per cent of Presbyterians, 7.7 per cent of members of the Church of Ireland, 5.8 per cent of Methodists, and 9.5 per cent of other and not stated denomina tions were born outside Northern Ireland. OCCUPATIONS AND INDUSTRIES As will be seen from the volumes "Classification of Occupations" and "Classifica tion of Industries" referred to in Part I of this Report the separate terms under which workers are classified run into maiiy thousands. This has occasioned modifications to bring census data within manageable dimensions, and thus generally speaking the arrange ment of headings is according to class of materials worked with, commodities produced or services rendered. Special attention is drawn to the following changes since the 1926 Census which is the last occasion on which occupational and industrial enquiries were included in the Northern Ireland Census Schedule:- (1) The 1951 Tables deal with persons aged 14 years and over, whereas in 1926 the age of 12 was adopted as the minimiim. For Table XV the 1926 figures were adjusted to the 1951 age grouping to allow proper comparison but see footnote to that table. See footnote to Table XVI also. (2) A revision in the Classification of Occupations since 1926 brings together the bulk of the unskilled workers in a single group - Order XXVI. Occupations: Table XV sets out the numbers and percentages of persons occupied (i.e., persons whose normal occupation was stated) in the age group from 14 years and upwards, for the Censuses 1926 and 1951. The term "occupied" includes persons temporarily out of work. The number re turned as temporarily out of work in 1926 for the County was 4,516 (3,120 males and 1,396 females). In 1951, the figure amounted to 3,843 (2,913 males and 930 females). TABLE XV PERSONS AGED 14 YEARS AND OVER Year MALES ' FEMAIES of Percentage of Total Occupied Total Percentage of Census Occupied to Total Occupied Occupied to Total 1926 38,622 * 34,570 89.5 41,786 * 16,247 38.9 1951 40,800 35,101 86.0 42,866 15,007 35.0 * These are adjusted figures and may include a number (but If so, a very small number) of children aged 12 and 13 who are occupied and who were also attending an Educational Establishment. The above table shows that for both sexes the percentage of occupied to total number of persons aged 14 years and over is lower for 1951 than for 1926. In 1926, however, males ages 65 years and over comprised 13.2 per cent of the male population aged 14 years and upwards, whereas in 1951 the percentage was 14.0 and of females ages 14 years and upwards the percentage aged 65 and over increased from 14.0 in 1926 to 14.5 in 1951. It is probable also that the percentage of occupied persons - both male and female - of the age group 65 and over decreased considerably between the Censuses. Though the proportion of occupied males has decreased since 1926, the actual number occupied has increased from 34,570 in 1926 to 35,101 in 1951 - an increase of (14699) XXIV 531 persons. A decrease of 1,240 is shown in the number of occupied females, making an overall decrease of 709 in the number of occupied persons. In 1926 there were 47 occupied females to every 100 occupied males, while in 1951 there were 43 occupied females to every 100 occupied males. Table XVI shows the percentage of occupied to the total population, including children under 14 years of age. TABLE XVI NUMBERS PERCENTAGE OF TOTAL POPULATION OF ALL AGES All ages Occupied unoccupied Occupied Unoccupied 1926 1951 1926 1951 1926 1951 1926 1951 MALES * 34,578 35,101 19,031 21,325 31.4 30.7 17.3 18.7 FEMALES * 16,252 15,007 40,209 42,821 14.8 13.1 36.5 37.5 PERSONS * 50,830 50,108 59,240 64,146 46.2 43.8 53.8 56.2 : 1 * These figures Include occupied clilldren aged 12 and 13 years - the actual number Is not avallahle though based on the number for the whole of Northern Ireland It Is necessarily small. From Table XVI it will be seen that the occupied represented 46.2 per cent of the population of both sexes and all ages in 1926 and in 1951 the percentage was 43.8. In County Antrim the decrease was only by 0.1 per cent but in Belfast County Borough it was 1.1 per cent, in County Down 1.6 and in County Londonderry 1.4 per cent. The figures for occupied persons as a percentage of the total population (both sexes) of all ages in 1911 were - males 31.1; females 13.2; persons 44.3. The increases recorded for both males and females between 1911 and 1926 were not maintained in the later intercensal period and, in fact, lower percentages were employed in 1951 than in 1911 as well as in 1926. For males the percentage increase was 0.3 between 1911 and 1926 but for the subsequent period a decrease of 0.7 per cent was recorded and for females there was an increase of 1.6 per cent in the former period but a drop of 1,7 in the latter. Table 18 gives the full list of occupations of persons of 14 years of age and over and Table XVII shows the proportions per 1,000 of the occupied males and females under the numerically important Orders and also for numerically important single or grouped occupations. 35.4 per cent of the occupied males are engaged in Agricultural Occupations; 8.2 per cent in Commercial, Finance and Insurance Occupations (excluding Clerical); 7.9 per cent are engaged as workers in Building and Contracting, etc., and 6.8 per cent in Transport and Communications. 24.4 per cent of occupied females are employed as Textile workers; 15.5 per cent on the manufacture of Textile Goods and Articles of Dress; 14.8 per cent are in Personal Service; and 10.1 per cent are Clerks, Typists, etc. The changes since 1926 in the Classification of Occupations and especially the introduction of Order XXVI bringing together groups of unskilled, workers not provided for elsewhere (formerly included in various Orders) make it impracticable to give a general comparison between 1926 and 1951 figures. It is, however, possible to give comparative figures in some instances. The following are thos;e which show the greatest variation in numbers and which are broadly similar to the 1926 classification:- (14699) •B^BLE XVII Proportion per accupatlon Proportion per 1,000 of 1,000 of order Code Occupation Number Occupatl(Si Number Occupied Occupied Occupied Occupied Males Females Males Females i (1) *NUMERICALLY IMPORTANT ORDERS (2) *NUMERICALLY IMPORTANT SINGLE OR GROUPED OCCUPATIONS II Agricultural Occupations 364 54 010 Farmers, Farm Managers 193 43 III Mining and Quarrying Occupations e » 019 Agricultural Workers (labourers, etc*. 17 Mining Products fOther than Coal) 5 20 not elsewhere specified) 148 10 VI Workers In Metal Manufacture, 181, 183, Engineering, etc* 69 - 184, 188, 189 Fitters, Machine Erectors 30 - VII Textile Workers 61 244 291 Spinners, Plecers - 16 IX Makers of Textile Goods and Articles of Dress 7 155 301 winders, Reelers "• 76 X Makers of Foods, Drinks, Tobacco 13 34 311 Weavers (not carpets) 28 90 XI Workers In Wood, Cane and Cork * 38 - 330-339 Bleachers, Dyers, Finishers - 20 XIV Workers In Building and Contracting 79 • 385 Garment Workers, (Dressmakers and Light Clothing Makers) « 12 XV Painters and Decorators 9 - 386 Garment Workers (Machinists) - 20 XVI Administrators, Directors, Managers 17 - 414 Embroiderers, Embroidery Machinists - 13 XVII Persons employed In Transport and Communication 68 8 419 Textile Goods sind Articles of Dress (Skilled Workers - not elsevAiere XVIII Commercial, Finance, Insurance specified) 98 Occupations (excluding Clerical) 82 80 439 Makers of Foods (Skilled Workers - XIX Professional and Technical Occupations not elsewhere specified) — 28 (excluding Clerical) 30 73 ^ 472 Carpenters, Joiners 20 r XX Persons employed In Defence Services 14 - 583-586 Bricklayers, Plasterers, and their Labourers 21 XXII Persons engaged In Personal Service 20 148 . 599 Builders' and Contractors' Workers niii Clerks, Typists, etc. 24 101 (mainly Navvies) 47 . XXIV Warehousemen, Storekeepers, Packers, etc* 11 24 659 Drivers of self-propelled Goods Vehicles 27 » XXV Stationary Engine Drivers, Crane 730-739 Salesmen, Shop Assistants 29 56 Drivers, etc. 7 - 770-772 Nurses (other than Nursery) - 27 nvi Workers In unskilled Occupations (Not elsewhere specified) 71 31 785 Teachers (excluding Music) - 36 XXVII Other and undefined Workers 8 6 867 Waitresses, etc. 11 ^^ 877 Laundry Workers ^ 20 TOTAL 985 978 882-885 Domestic Servants (Indoor) 82 890-895 Clerks, Typists, etc. 24 101 909 Packers and Bottlers (Not specified elsewhere) 21 941 Labourers, and other Unskilled Workers In Textiles 18 18 950 Labourers, and other Unskilled Workers In Industrial undertakings (not elsewhere specified) 41^ TOTAL 626 798 * Only Orders showing proportions of 5 or more per 1,000 occupied males or females are Included, and the Single or Grouped Occupations have been limited to those showing proportions of 10 or more per 1,000. (14699) TOTAL NUMBER EMPLOYED Males Females Persons 1926 1951 1926 1951 1926 1951 Agricultural Occupations 17,129 12,412 1 2,684 812 19,813 13,224 Transport ' 1,726 2,403 22 120 1,748 2,523 Building and Contracting 1,408 2,779 • • 1,408 2,779 mkers of Foods 192 430 36 509 i 228 939 Professional and Technical Occupations (excluding Clerical) 632 1,063 842 1,094 1,474 2,157 Personal Service 565 702 2,850 2,228 3,415 2,930 Individual Occupations Makers of Glass and Glass Ware* 2 140 • 175 2 315 Smiths and Other Skilled Forgemen i 212 106 • » 212 106 Weavers (Including Carpet) S 2,266 1,006 2,209 1,392 ' 4,475 2,395 Bricklayers j 108 348 • • 108 348 Plasterers 46 209 1 • • 46 209 Nurses (other than Nursery) 30 63 192 407 222 470 Domestic Servants (indoor) • 38 31 1,971 1,233 2,009 1,264 Barbers, Hairdressers and Manicurists P 101 86 I 120 101 206 * 1951 figures exclude unskilled workers. 0 1926 figure Includes Chiropodists. Industries; The industrial classification has not undergone widespread changes since 1926 as was the case in the classification of occupations. The 1926 and 1951 figures, however, are not strictly comparable as the 1926 figures for the occupied population include persons out of work (i.e., 3,120 males and 1,396 females), whereas the 1951 figures exclude persons cut of work in accordance with the practice throughout the United Kingdom for this Census. Table XVIII shows the distribution for 1951 according to certain main industrial groupings for the County. TABLE XVIII PERSONS MAI£S FEMAIES Proportion Proportion Proportion Order No. Industry per 1,000 per 1,000 per 1,000 Number occupied Number occupied I Number occupied (less persons (less persons (less persons out of work) out of work) out of work) I Agriculture, Fishing i 12,623 273 11,779 366 844 60 IX Mining, Quarrying ! 260 6 269 8 1 - III - XVII mnufacturing Industries (including Building, etc.) 19,249 416 11,358 353 7,891 561 XVIII C3as, Electricity, Water 271 6 263 8 8 - XIX Transport, Communications lf78B 36 1,615 50 167 12 XX - XXI Distributive Trades, Finance 5,543 120 3,856 120 1,687 120 XXII Public Administration, | Defence 1,492 32 1,150 36 i 342 24 XXIII Professional Services 2,437 53 1 1,045 32 1,392 99 XXIV i Miscellaneous Services 2,608 56 863 27 1»745 124 ! TOTAL 46,265 1,000 32,188 1,000 14,077 1,000 The Manufacturing Industries (used in a wide sense) provide employment for 42 per cent of the occupied population. In 1926 the percentage was 35. Agriculture and Fishing provide 27 per cent and the Distributive Trades and Finance (including Insurance and Banking) 12 per cent; in 1926 the percentages were 39 and 9 respectively, (14699) Table XVIII also shows that the males outnumbered the females in all groups except the Professions and Miscellaneous Services. The former group includes Teachers and Nurses and the latter, persons employed in Private Domestic Service, Restaurants, Entertainment, etc. The same balance was recorded in respect of.earlier Reports for 1951. For males Agriculture and Fishing provided employment for 37 per cent of the occupied, and the Manufacturing Industries (mainly Textiles, Building and Contracting and Manufacture of Foods) 35 per cent; in 1926 the percentage for the former was 49 land 26 for the latter. The Manufacturing Industries (mainly Textiles and Clothing) gave employment to 156 per cent of the occupied females; in 1926 the percentage was 55. Table 21 gives the industrial distribution of the occupied population in greater detail, separate figures being given for each Order and suitable groupings thereunder. (14699) COUNTY OF ARMAGH PART III TABLES TABLE 1. - Area, Houses, and County Population, 1951 'DEFINITIONS - The terms "Area", "Houses", "Inhabited", and "Population" are defined In Part I. Area in Statute Acres Houses ^Population Water Land Total Occu Land on Under Shore of 1 Larger Woods Turf, pied by Rivers, Other Crops Bog Moun Build of ' In unin Build County and Persons Males , Females and Inland and and tain ings, Lakes habited ing Past Plant habited Lakes Water ations Marsh Roads, and ure etc. Rivers, etc. 327, 902 15,129 2,563 265,851 2,468 5,747 19,306 16,832 *6 28,370 1,247 742 114,254 56,426 57,8B8 * Land on Shore of Newry River TABLE 2. - Population, 1821 1951 County DEFINITIONS - 1 The term "Population" Is defined In Part 1. The figures for 1821 and .1831 exclude members of H.M. Forces. 2. The figures given are for the County as constituted at the date of each Census. The boundaries of the County were altered by the transfer to the County of Down of that portion of Newry Urban, District formerly situated In the County of Armagh, pursuant to the Local Government (Ireland) Act, 1898. 3. It will be noted that since 1911 the Censuses were taken at Irregular Intervals. r- Population Intercensal Variation Females Date of Census per 1,000 Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Per Cent i Males 1821 197,427 96,075 101,352 «. ^ ^ . 1,055 1831 j 220,134 107,521 112,613 + 22,707 + 11,446 + 11,261 + 11.5 1,047 1841, June 6-7 233,024 114, 523 118,501 + 12,890 + 7,002 + 5,888 + 5.9 1,035 1851, March 30-31 196,316 . 95,948 100, 367 - 36,709 - 18,575 - 18,134 - 15.8 1,046 1861, April 7-8 190,086 91,558 98,528 - 6,229 - 4,390 - 1,839 - 3.2 1,076 1871, April 2-3 179,260 86,117 93,143 - 10,826 - 5,441 - 5,385 - 5.7 : 1,082 1881, April 3-4 163,177 77, 683 85,494 - 16,083 - • 8, 434 - 7,649 - 9.0 1,101 1891, April 5-6 143,289 68,370 74,919 - 19,888 - 9,313 - 10, 575 - 12.2 1,096 1901, March 31-Aprll 1 125,392 59,773 65,619 - 17,897 - 8,597 - 9,300 - 12.5 1,098 1911, April 2-3 120,291 58, 578 61,713 - 5, 101 - 1,195 — 3,906 - 4.1 1,054 i926. April 18-19 110,070 53, 609 56,461 - 10,221 - 4,969 - 5,252 - 8.5 1,053 1937, February 28-March l 108,815 54,271 54,544 - 1,255 + 662 - 1,917 - 1.1 1, 005 1951, April 7-8 114,254 56,426 57, 828 + 5,439 + 2,155 + 3,284 + 5.0 1, 025 TABLE 3. - Population, 1937 and 1951, and County Analysis of Intercensal Changes Intercensal Increase (+) or Decrease (-) in Population population gy Births and By Net fotal Deaths (Net) Migration 1937 1951 Population Per Cent Population Per Cent Population Per Cent Persons ' 108,815 114, 254 + 5,439 + 5.0 + 12,219 + 11.2 - 6,780 - 6.2 Armagh County Males 54,271 56,426 + 2,155 •»• 4.0 + 6,465 + 11.9 - 4,310 - 7.9 Females 54,544 57,828 + 3,284 + 6.0 + 5,754 + 10.5 - 2,470 - 4.5 (14699) TABLE 4. - Area, •Population, Houses^ County, K^unicipal Borou^s^ Urban Districts, Accommodation, and Valuation Rural Districts, District Electoral Divisions, CO CO Townlands, and Towns Definitions. - (1) The terns "Area", "Population", "Houses", "inhabltedw, "Private Households", wRooms" and "Rateable Valuation" are defined In Part I. (2) The 19^ figures throughout are for the County, and Its administrative divisions as constituted at the date of the 1951 Census. (See note on administrative divisions In Part I). (3) Where references to other D.E.D»s are given In footnotes the D.E.D. reference numbers are given In brackets. (4) The Towns shown In italics have no legally defined boundaries, but comprise groups of 50 houses and upwards. Population Houses Accommodation Rateabl Cpunty Districts 1951 Popula Valuation 1951 1 NO. Of District Electoral Divisions, Area tion In Rooms Persons 1937 Private in Townlands and Towns 1937 In Private Occu per Persons Males Females Total Un In- Build House 1952 habited Habited ing House pied Room holds holds Acres R. P. 1 £ S. TOTAL OF COUNTY *312,7§6 3 23 108,815 114,254 56,426 57,828 28,731 30,359 28,370 1,247 742 28,465 110,997 121,459 0.91 /607,760 5 URBAN DISTRICTS 5,586 2 ^ 40,224 45,521 21,457 24,064 10,054 11,839 11,103 264 472 11,205 43,941 50,380 0.87 1 219,845 2 RURAL DISTRICTS 307,180 1 19 1 68,591 68.733 34,969 33,764 18,677 18,520 17,267 983 270 17,260 67,056 71,079 0.94 387,915 3 w URBAN DISTRICTS ARMAGH URBAN DISTRICT 1,357 3 22 8,669 9,280 4,428 4,852 1,966 2,312 2,109 63 140 2,135 8,351 9,770 0.85 46.437 15 1. ARMAGH NORTH EAST URBAN D. E. D. O OR WARD 547 3 3 1,866 889 977 477 463 14 466 1,791 2,490 0.72 13, 131 0 2. ARMAGH NORTH WEST URBAN D.E.D. OR WARo. 345 1 25 2,284 1,120 1,164 1 472 461 9 2 ' 472 1,936 1,938 1.00 8,944 0 O 3. ARMAGH SOUTH URBAN D.E.D. OR H 2 1,420 365 3 348 1,293 1,706 0.76 WARD j 164 32 > 8, 669 644 776 > 1, 966 347 15 12, 142 15 wa 4. AFMAGK SOUTH EAST D.E.D. OR WARD 881 0 m I 1,528 740 788 494 340 19 135 350 1,163 1,582 0.74 5,685 5 5. ARMAGH SOUTH WEST D.E. a OR WARD 218 3 6 i 2,182 1,035 1,147 J 504 498 6 499 2,168 2,054 1.06 6,534 15 KEADY URBAN DISTRICT j 216 0 25 1,260 1,462 689 773 352 385 364 21 ! 359 1,412 1,603 0.88 5,395 10 > 6. KEADY URBAN D. E. D. 216 0 25 1,260 1,462 660 773 352 385 364 21 359 1, 412 1,603 0.88 5,395 10 D BOROUGH OF LURGAN 1,488 0 22 14,372 16,183 7,523 8,660 3,626 4,273 3.922 93 258 3,938 15,753 17,406 0.91 69,906 19 7. LURGAN URBAN D. E. D. 1,488 0 22 14,372 16, 183 7,523 8,660 3,626 4,273 3,922 93 ' 258 3,938 15,753 17, 4D6 0.91 69,906 19 BOROUGH OF PORTADOWN 1,827 3 1 14,803 17,202 8,169 9,033 3,781 4,465 4,313 78 74' 4,379 17,033 19,796 0.86 91,190 8 8. PORTADOWN URBAN D.E.D. 1,827 3 1 14, 803 17,202 8,169 9,033 3,781 4,465 4,313 78 1 74 4,379 17, 033 19,796 0.86 91,190 8 TAMDERAOEE URBAN DISTRICT 1 696 1 ^1 ^"^1 1,120 1.394 648 1 746 I 329 1 404 1 395 1 ^ 1 1 394 1,392 1 1,805 0.77 1 6,914 j 10 9. TANDERAGEE URBAN D. E. D. 696 2 14 1, 120 1,394 648 746 329 404 395 9 • 394 1, 392 1, 805 0.77 6,914 10 RURAL DISTRICTS \ ARMAGtti RURAL DISTRICT 145,049 2 4 28,765 28.900 14,748 14,152 7,774 7,503 7,018 369 IIG 6,999 27,968 30,424 0.92 188,211 18 10. AGKORY D.E.D. 4,557 1 18 936 952 493 459 261 261 253 8 254 952 1,156 0.82 7,313 2 Aghory Tomland 462 2 17 152 158 80 78 S7 37 35 2 35 158 144 1.10 827 15 Balimtaggart n 592 0 2 195 199 102 97 53 56 55 1 56 199 242 0.82 1,373 0 Ballybreagh n 455 0 35 79 72 41 31 23 18 18 . 18 72 91 0.79 667 15 Ballyloughan n 486 2 13 77 75 38 37 25 21 21 . 21 75 92 0.82 680 15 Derryhale II 833 1 16 123 148 81 67 40 43 1 40 3 40 148 188 0.79 1,165 7 Brumnahunshin II 356 0 35 108 111 50 61 29 32 32 . 32 111 126 0.88 699 15 Mulladry If 749 0 20 103 96 52 44 28 28 27 1 27 96 1 136 0.71 1,023 15 Mullalellsh If 1 622 1 0 99 93 49 44 26 26_ 25 1 25 93 1:57 0.68 875 0 11. ANNAGHMORE D. E. D. 2, 922 2 27 931 911 466 445 263 246 224 22 224 911 916 0.99 1 4,930 18 Anna^Miore Townland 774 0 10 390 374 191 183 97 93 90 3 90 374 330 1.13 946 3 Ardress East If 334 3 21 141 133 71 62 29 27 26 I 1 26 133 130 1.02 544 0 Bru^as If 67 3 I 0 4 10 5 5 4 4 2 2 2 10 ! 11 0.91 109 5 ClonakLLe If 89 1 28 7 12 9 3 5 4 3 1 3 12 12 1.00 126 15 Clonmacash It 195 2 22 24 1 36 14 22 9 10 9 1 9 36 36 1.00 243 18 Cranaglll If 283 1 8 68 1 66 32 34 • 27 22 20 2 20 66 80 0.83 1, 182 5 o Dressogagh If 75 0 33 . • . • • • . • • • • 86 0 o Drumanphy fi 118 1 29 26 31 14 17 10 10 8 2 8 31 277 0.84 190 0 C Drummannon If 326 1 37 71 67 33 34 20 19 16 3 16 67 74 0.91 421 13 Egllsh ft 307 3 39 77 77 38 39 30 26 25 1 25 77 94 0.82 479 9 Magaraty ft 136 1 34 54 28 15 13 10 11 8 3 8 28 43 0.65 279 5 Teagy tf 213 0 6 69 77 44 33 22 20 17 3 17 77 69 1.12 322 5 o 12. ARMAGHBRAGUE D. E. D. 7,686 0 34 933 838 449 389 264 224 217 6 1 217 838 818 1.02 4,330 19 > Annaghbrague 'Tomland 2,895 1 25 301 257 141 116 91 75 71 4 71 257 275 0.93 1,225 7 Augihnagurgan II 2,423 1 15 1 283 256 131 125 75 67 67 .. 67 256 255 1.00 1,314 5 Corkley M 1,297 2 39 174 136 73 63 50 41 39 2 39 136 143 0.95 925 5 > Granemore n 802 3 30 133 153 84 69 39 32 31 . 1 31 153 106 1.44 615 17 "Rillybrone tf 266 3 5 42 36 20 16 9 9 9 « 9 36 39 0.92 250 5 o 13. BALLYARDS D.E.D. 4,164 2 29 878 884 453 431 255 233 223 10 1 224 884 1,017 0.87 6,243 18 A^avllly Townland 231 2 12 20 25 14 11 8 6 6 , 6 . 25 29 0.86 301 10 Balleer If 371 0 22 91 81 45 36 1 22 21 21 • 21 81 100 0.81 515 13 Ballyards It 551 0 12 169 157 81 76 1 48 42 39 3 39 157 196 0.80 1,018 15 Ballyherldan ft 325 2 14 47 55 30 25 1 15 15 15 , 15 55 64 0.86 556 10 Ballynagalllagh ft 509 0 6 80 83 46 37 28 27 24 3 24 83 100 0.83 639 13 Brougihan ft 271 2 15 27 17 7 10 1 13 9 9 • 9 17 41 0.41 310 5 Cavanacaw tf 398 1 16 93 89 41 48 1 20 20 20 • 20 89 117 0.76 694 15 Drumconwell ft 254 2 29 43 45 24 21 17 11 10 1 10 45 ^ 1.22 299 15 Ennlslare It 263 1 32 36 45 26 19 11 11 11 . 11 45 58 0.78 376 5 Fannacaffly It 304 2 5 73 98 50 48 19 23 22 1 23 98 80 1.23 523 5 Llslea It 257 1 18 92 105 48 57 29 23 23 . 23 105 97 1.08 450 15 Magherarvllle It 168 j 3 24 38 28 13 15 8 7 7 . 7 28 30 0.93 ! 219 17 Moneypatrlck ft 60 { 1 19 20 12 7 5 3 3 3 . 3 12 12 1.00 81 5 Moneyquln It 197 0 5 ^ 44^ 21 23 14_ 15 13 2 13 44 56 0.79 255 15 14. BALLYMARTRIM D.E.D. 4,710 1 18 755 792 419 373 191 180 177 2 1 175 783 784 1.00 6,072 5 Annaclarey Townland 86 3 14 2 5 3 2 2 1 1 . . 1 5 3 1.67 101 15 Annamoy If 197 1 26 21 15 8 7 6 " 5 5 • . 5 15 22 0.68 266 0 Aughrafln If 1 213 3 36 34 24 12 12 7 7 7 7 24 34 0.71 248 15 1 • • i Exclusive or £131 10s., the valuation or Telegraphs, Telephones, Gas and Electric Mains etc. * Exclusive or 15,189a. ir. 2P. under the larger rivers, lak.es and tideways, and or 5a. sr. 8P.lan d on the shore or Newry River. TABLE 4. - Area, Population, Houses, County, Municipal Boroughs, Urban Districts, Accommodation, and Valuation continued Rural Districts, District Electoral Divisions- CD CO Townlands, and Towns Population Houses Accommodation Rateable County Districts 1951 1951 Popula Valuation District Electoral Divisions, Area No. Of tion In Rooms Persons in 1937 Private Townlands and Towns 1 1937 In Unln- Build Private OCCU- per 1952 Total House Persons Males Females habited nablted ing House 1 pled Room holds holds Acres R. P. 1 £ s. RJRAL DISTRICTS - continued ARMAGH FURAL DISTRICT - continued 14. BALLyMARTRIM D. £• D. - o continued w Ballaghy Townland 149 2 27 28 33 17 16 9 8 8 8 33 34 0.97 195 0 Ballyb rocky " i 144 3 27 22 22 13 9 6 6 6 6 22 30 0.73 164 10 Ballytirolly " 1 135 1 25 15 20 13 7 4 4 4 4 20 18 1,11 181 5 c Ballydoo " 45 22 28 8 9 9 9 50 40 1.25 227 0 192 0 36 50 m Ballymartrlra Etra " 134 1 26 23 26 12 14 6 6 6 6 26 25 1.04 171 0 Ballymartrlm Otra " 131 2 11 30 42 21 21 8 9 9 9 42 38 1.11 193 10 O Ballyscandal " 132 2 6 23 27 17 10 7 7 7 7 27 29 0.93 179 10 Bracknagh " 170 1 19 28 28 16 12 6 5 5 5 28 28 1.00 209 0 Clogtifln » 191 2 19 32 44 21 23 12 11 11 11 44 38 1.16 226 10 O Creeveroe " 113 2 ^^ 16 16 7 9 4 4 4 4 16 19 0.84 1 151 10 Cullentragti « 237 0 22 27 27 13 14 10 8 8 8 27 39 0.69 i 280 5 H Drumbee » 159 1 22 1 18 27 15 12 4 4 4 4 27 15 1.80 1 179 0 Garvaghy " 85 2 39 10 10 8 2 3 5. 4 3 9 20 0.45 113 10 m Knockagraffy " 24 3 1 1 • • • • • • . • • • • 26 10 Llsadlan »» 196 2 37 44 61 29 32 11 11 11 11 61 52 1.17 293 10 Lisbane « 109 2 26 13 18 9 9 3 4 4 4 18 21 0.86 171 15 Llsdown " 131 ,1 36 21 25 12 13 6 6 6 6 25 27 0.93 166 5 Mullaghatlnny or m Elm Park " 198 1 13 1 69 27 15 12 6 5 5 4 19 15 1.27 406 5 r Navan " 156 0 17 37 56 34 22 9 9 9 9 56 47 1.19 250 10 > Tamlaght " 167 1 4 i 1^ 20 10 10 6 5 5 5 20 19 1.05 195. 10 Terraskane " 308 3 25 1 39 46 20 26 12 10 9 1 9 46 44 1.05 382 5 a Tlrgarrlff " 1 27 1 9 • . • • • • • . • • . 37 0 Tonnagh " 222 2 25 33 24 16 8 6 7 6 1 6 24 35 0.69 259 15 Tray " 1 2D3 3 25 1 26 19 10 9 6 4 4 4 19 15 1.27 229 1 15 Tullymore Agowan « 195 0 3 17 35 20 15 9 8 8 8 35 25 1.40 217 1 0 Tullynea^ " 31 2 32 4 9 5 4 2 2 2 2 9 8 1.13 40 1 10 Tullynlchol " 159 1 b 34 24 13 11 1 7 5 5 5 24 23 1.04 174 10 Tullysaran " 100 1 23 25 12 8 4 6 5 5 5 12 1 21 0.57 133 5 15. BRDOTALLY D. E. D. 6,088 0 39 846 820 434 386 1 217 204 193 11 9 193 820 838 0.98 7,154 ~ Ballycoffey or Ballytioy Townland i 242 2 31 27 37 23 14 7 7 7 • 7 37 i 30 1.23 280 10 Ballynagolan " 255 3 15 49 55 29 26 13 13 13 , 13 55 58 0.95 305 11 Balteagh »' 1 436 1 34 42 38 23 15 11 9 8 1 8 38 1 35 1 1.09 519 0 Brootally « l 527 2 3 71 81 37 44 19 20 19 1 19 81 89 1 0.91 637 16 Cormeen " 378 0 34 46 54 • 32 22 i 12 11 11 , 11 54 40 1.35 452 7 Dernalea « i 331 2 27 ; 50 48 24 24 15 13 13 , 13 48 1 45 1 1.07 385 10 yDerryhaw " 698 0 26 ! 133 130 70 60 1 33 35 31 4 31 130 i 131 0.99 931 3 Kllcreevy Etra " 414 3 16 ! 62 67 32 35 18 15 14 1 14 67 55 1.22 425 0 Kllcreevy Otra « 376 3 1 i 68 54 34 20 14 14 14 , 14 54 1 59 1 0.92 383 11 Lisdrumard « 272 3 10 ! 16 14 10 4 5 5 5 , 5 14 1 24 1 0.58 292 5 Llsdrumbrughas « 510 3 19 1 89 74 34 40 1 20 19 17 i 2 17 74 ' 82 0.90 610 15 Llssagally Townland 1 4ie 1 1 34 1 53 49 25 24 1 10 10 10 . 10 49 43 1.14 469 1 8 Ha^ery Kllcrany " 338 0 4 35 22 14 8 7 6 5 1 5 22 30 0.73 404 18 Tamla^t " 307 3 5 40 Ja 19 20 13 12 11 1 11 5^ 43 0.91 345 0 Tlrearly " 211 3 35 23 13 b 8 8 5 5 . 5 13 22 0.59 267 3 Tullycallldy " 368 0 25 42 45 23 22 12 10 10 • 10 45 52 0.86 444 5 16. CHARLEMONT D.E.D. 4, 632 2 1 1,220 1,337 716 621 326 323 305 16 2 301 1,319 1,281 1.03 6,990 10 Aghinllg Townland 506 3 13 123 138 77 61 29 32 29 2 1 29 138 113 1.22 640 15 Anna^macmanus " ZQ 0 11 4 2 , 2 2 1 1 . . 1 2 7 0.29 43 15 Ballytroddan " 281 1 22 QQ 55 30 25 13 12 12 . . 12 55 45 1.22 358 15 Blackwatertown or I Lisbofln " 252 3 24 191 205 110 95 52 52 48 3 1 47 201 221 0.91 640 0 Borough of Charlemont " 208 3 12 161 191 99 92 53 54- 49 5 48 182 218 0.83 700 5 Corr and Dun aval ly " 452 3 27 107 97 46 51 31 26 26 , 26 97 119 0.82 1 909 10 Drumam " 82 2 14 15 35 22 13 1 4 6 6 , 6 35 17 2.06 i 81 0 Drumask or Ballycullen » 88 1 20 18 b 3 2 4 1 1 ," 1 5 10 0.50 164 0 Drumcullen » 236 2 36 65 52 25 27 13 12 11 1 11 52 44 1.18 . 311 0 Keenaghan " 395 2 1 93 126 68 58 26 26 25 1 24 122 100 1.22 567 5 Kllmore " 388 0 1 6Z 96 54 42 17 18 18 , 17 95 71 1.34 385 15 Klnnegoe " 293 2 22 68 75 40 35 18 18 17 1 17 75 75 1.00 331 15 Klshaboy " 11 2 26 11 5 3 2 2 2 2 , 2 5 14 0.36 43 10 Llslasly n 211 3 26 59 50 28 22 19 16 15 1 15 50 45 1.11 291 15 Mullagjimore " 169 3 21 39 43 23 20 9 9 9 , 9 43 31 1.39 225 5 Hullanary " 280 2 9 61 81 45 36 16 18 18 , 18 81 70 1.16 339 5 Mul.lyleggan " 181 2 38 9 27 16 11 3 5 5 • b Zl 21 1.29 225 15 Shanmullagh or n Ballycullen " 240 0 23 21 16 7 9 5 5 4 1 4 16 20 0.80 1 321 15 o Tlreagejty n 69 3 1 • , , , 1 1 , 1 . • . . ! 86 10 c Tirmacrannon « 163 3 35 29 25 12 13 6 6 6 • i 6 25 28 0.89 216 15 Tullykevan " 89 0 19 18 13 8 5 3 3 . 3 13 12 1.08 106 5 2; L ^ H 17. CLADY D.E.D. 1 6,567 2 32 882 889 479 410 294 249 236 13 i 236 889 909 0.98 5,710 0 K! Ballylane Townland 1,150 1 28 192 188 101 87 62 59 55 4 55 188 263 0.71 1,555 17 O Clady Beg « \ 2,247 2 12 252 240 130 110 93 72 66 6 66 240 222 1.08 1,411 0 > Clady More " 1,789 2 10 226 258 132 126 76 63 61 2 61 258 221 1.17 1, 405 18 Damolly « 646 3 6 98 80 47 33 28 19 19 • 19 80 72 1.11 573 10 Enagh n 534 0 18 72 89 49 40 24 26 25 1 25 89 93 0.96 521 10 > Kllmachugh " 199 0 38 42 34 20 14 11 10 10 • 10 34 38 0.89 242 5 o 18. CLAY D.E.D. 4,441 2 6 846 836 427 409 231 207 205 2 205 836 762 1,10 3,484 17 Cargaclogher Townland 460 0 39 85 89 48 41 1 23 23 22 1 22 89 77 1.16 310 5 Clay " 1,402 2 8 279 256 134 122 77 64 64 , 1 64 256 237 1.08 i 1,031 15 Crossdened " 670 1 33 82 100 47 53 i 20 19 19 , 19 100 72 1.39 j 463 17 Kllcam H 3^ 2 11 47 43 20 23 i 10 10 9 1 1 9 43 36 1.19 1 247 15 Lagan n 543 1 9 92 90 52 38 I <4 23 23 , 23 90 89 1.01 1 452 5 Racarbry »» 585 0 29 188 163 82 81 1 -4 46 ,46 , 46 163 165 0.99 1 590 10 Tlevenamara " 422 0 57 j 73 • 95 44 51 23 22 22 ; 22 95 86 1.10 388 10 19. CORPORATION EAST D.E.D. | 667 0 14 116 123 56 67 33 31 30 1 30 123 137 0.90 1,366 15 Ballynahone More Townland 555 1 • 3 75 89 40 49 26 24 23 1 23 89 106 0.84 1, 038 10 Drumadd " 111 3 11 41 34 16 18 ! 7 7 7 . 7 34 31 1.10 328 5 20. CORPORATION WEST D.E.D. 1,608 1 18 935 939 414 525 132 132 129 3 125 508 530 0.96 3,533 10 Abbey Park Townland 48 0 36 9 7 4 3 2 2 2 , 2 •7 1?; '^.-54 B2 0 Agtiamoat " 8 0 18 • • , , , , , , \ , • • . 15 0 Anna^boy or Rosebrook " 42 2 22 8 5 4 1 1 1 1 , 1 5 8 0.63 I 77 5 Ballyerummy » 79 2 35 48 40 16 24 13 12 12 , 12 40 54 0.74 1 211 10 Ballyrath " 148 2 36 16 15 9 6 2 2 2 • 2 15 14 1.07 246 10 Ballyrea w 191 1 38 16 14 11 3 4 3 3 , 3 14 16 0.88 283 5 Carrlcktroddan " 24 1 9 • • • • • • • • • • • • • 35 15 TABLE 4. - Area, Population, Houses, County, ^kinicipal Boroughs, Urban Districts, Accommodation, and Valuation continued Rural Districts, District Electoral Divisions, o> CD CD Townlands, and Towns Population Houses Accoimnod a t i on Rateabl County Districts 1951 1951 Popula Valuation District Electoral Divisions, Area [No. of tion in Rooms Persons in Townlands and Towns 1937 1937 1 Private In Un in Build Private 1 Occu per 1952 Persons Males Females Total 1 House habited habited ing House pied Room holds holds Acres R. P. 1 £ S. RURAL DISTRICTS - continued ARMAGH RJRAL DISTRICT - continued 20. CORPORATION WEST D. E. D. - o continued w Corporation, TowQland part of (a) 203 0 12 438 483 209 274 1 ^^ 24 23 1 23 112 92 1.22 487 15 Drumarg or Downs " 74 3 15 i 94 166 65 101 i 24 32 31 1 27 106 83 1.28 209 15 00 Drum coo te " 86 2 37 1 36 29 15 14 8 8 8 8 29 29 1.00 163 10 Legartilll " 100 0 2 19 13 7 6 4 3 3 3 13 13 1.00 206 10 O Lurgyvallen » 132 3 19 16 18 7 11 1 3 4 4 4 18 29 0.62 283 5 Parianore or Demesne " 154 1 32 6 , , , 2 , • • . . . 266 0 Tullyargle » 32 0 ZZ . . . • • • . . • • . 45 10 Tumyelmer » 53 3 36 60 10 6 4 1 14 3 2 1 2 10 9 1.11 1 183 15 O Tullylost " 32 1 33 10 10 4 6 1 1 1 1 10 5 2.00 51 5 Tullymore " 62 0 20 16 9 3 6 3 3 3 3 9 13 0.69 181 15 H Tullyworgle " 23 3 33 10 6 2 4 I 1 1 1 1 6 9 0.67 41 10 ffi lyross or Legagllly " 45 1 0 12 10 4 6 i 2 2 2 2 10 7 1.43 82 15 W Umgola " 63 1 3 121 104 48 56 31 31 31 31 104 136 0.76 379 0 50 21. CROSSMORE D.E. D. 5, 065 0 19 868 906 455 451 250 239 231 7 1 230 897 1,057 0.85 6,450 0 Crossmore Townland 300 3 38 47 41 23 18 11 12 11 1 10 32 62 0.52 401 10 tn Drumderg " 1 363 0 38 34 49 21 28 1 13 12 11 1 11 49 60 0.82 399 10 Drumhlrk " 1 348 1 24 42 53 26 27 15 15 15 , 15 53 80 0.66 377 15 > Dimlarg " 1 423 1 21 98 105 46 59 31 32 32 , 32 105 114 0.92 585 5 Farnaloy " 559 2 7 101 90 49 41 22 ZO 20 t 20 90 78 1.15 540 15 O Iskymeadow " 269 3 17 45 41 21 20 11 11 11 , 11 41 53 0.77 305 10 Klllyreavy " 354 1 33 50 40 21 19 15 14 12 2 12 40 48 0.83 314 12 Llsglynn " ! 243 2 2 33 49 22 i 10 9 9 , 9 49 35 1.40 240 15 Maddan " 1 460 1 24 92 111 zr55 56 26 22 21 1 21 111 103 1.08 583 3 Mowlllln " 399 3 23 w 51 39 23 16 14 12 12 , 12 39 55 0.71 381 15 Roughan « 291 3 32 ^ 30 30 11 19 9 9 8 1 8 30 47 0.64 354 10 Tassa^ " i 636 3 32 120 117 61 56 36 30 30 , 30 117 150 0.78 856 10 TMllynamalloge " 412 2 8 125 141 71 70 37 41 39 1 i ' 39 141 172 0.82 1, 108 10 22. DARKLEY D.E.D. 2, 422 2 20 894 942 445 497 240 240 230 10 . 228 928 936 0.99 3,376 1 10 Darkley (b) Townland 842 0 7 i 587 611 286 325 162 160 151 9 , 151 611 i 628 0.97 1, 864 15 Dun drum " 452 3 19 i 129 137 QZ 75 31 33 33 • • 31 123 1 122 1.01 541 5 Tullyglush " 1,127 2 34 178 194 97 97 47 47 46 1 • 46 194 ! 186 1.04 970 10 Darkley Tovjn (t)) ~ - - i mo L^61 205 256 117 122 113 9 . 113 1^61 \ il70 0.98 1 - - 23. DERRYNOOSE D.E.D, 6,006 1 20 891 845 458 387 Z79 239 ZZd 14 , 226 845 947 0.89 4,891 0 Carrlckabolie Townland 233 3 5 1 39 35 21 14 10 9 8 1 8 35 35 1.00 174 16 Carrickduff " 426 3 2 ! 89 95 43 52 24 20 19 1 , 20 95 69 1.38 305 5 Crossbane " 466 3 39 1 97 67 40 Z7 ' 26 20 19 1 , 19 67 8a 0.84 307 17 Crossnamoyle " 297 3 3: 70 61 38 23 i 18 15 14 1 . 14 61 63 0.97 329 12 Crossnenagih " • 337 0 ' 31 ' 43 45 27 18 ' 10 10 10 . . 10 45 60 0.75 ' 298 ' 2 Doohat or Crossreagji II 204 0 7 1 29 1 53 j 24 1 29 1 10 1 10 1 8 1 2 1 8 1 53 1 31 1.71 1 173 15 Dmmheniey II 254 3 17 ! 54 49 i 23 1 26 14 1 11 11 . 11 49 47 1.04 188 15 Drummeland 11 268 3 31 26 i 34 19 15 13 ! 11 11 • 11 34 46 0.74 2^ 17 DrumnaJiavll II 670 3 26 1 78 1 77 i 41 i 36 30 i 25 23 2 23 77 82 0.94 396 10 Fergort II 360 1 26 1 39 37 1 21 16 14 ! 12 11 1 11 37 43 0.86 321 15 Llstarkelt II 474 1 30 58 53 30 1 23 21 ! 18 17 1 17 53 78 0.68 452 5 Mullyard n 801 0 14 108 \ 93 51 1 42 36 31 31 • 31 93 125 0.74 615 11 Rowan n 486 0 24 ' 49 55 33 22 18 17 16 1 16 ! 55 69 0.80 420 8 Tlvnacree II 343 1 .3 49 46 21 25 16 13 13 , 13 ! 46 56 0.82 311 12 milyhl m II 379 3 2 63 45 26 19 19 17 14 3 14 45 63 0.71 357 0 24. DRUM D.E.D. 6,391 0 19 904 838 A27 411 249 231 210 20 1 210 838 963 0.87 6,606 14 Brackly Townland 286 2 2 34 27 18 - 9 n 6 5 1 5 27 30 0.90 2W 5 Camagh II 452 0 16 65 50 24 26 20 16 16 . 16 50 78 0. 64 461 10 Cargalisgorran II 250 0 8 22 27 14 13 9 10 9 1 9 27 32 0.84 212 7 CarrlcfcLane II 385 0 9 43 41 25 16 13 12 10 2 10 41 43 0.95 362 10 Carryhugh II 432 1 13 72 53 32 21 20 15 14 1 14 53 49 1.08 366 15 Cavanagarvan If 445 3 6 77 65 27 38 1 16 18 16 2 16 65 80 0.81 477 17 Creevekeeran II 1 230 3 34 25 41 23 18 i 9 9 9 • 9 41 33 1.24 247 10 Derryhennet II 363 3 31 46 38 15 23 14 11 10 1 10 38 39 0.97 337 5 Doogary 11 291 2 34 70 65 32 33 17 16 13 3 13 65 52 1.25 359 19 Drumacanver II 406 3 24 1 85 90 42 48 25 24 22 1 1 22 90 90 1.00 525 10 Dnnngreenagh n 437 3 4 ! 48 45 21 24 16 15 14 1 14 45 71 0.63 448 3 Drumhlllery II 152 0 15 17 22 12 10 i 6 5 5 , 5 22 30 0.73 163 5 Druinmond It 299 1 23 31 ^ 20 17 10 10 10 , 10 "^ 49 0.76 307 0 o Han slough If 166 0 27 26 18 10 8 6 6 5 1 • 5 18 23 0.78 176 5 o Knockrevan II 342 2 16 1 51 38 19 19 13 12 10 2 10 38 55 0.69 334 0 c Llslea II 201 2 14 1 18 17 9 8 ! 5 4 3 1 3 17 24 0.71 211 15 2: Llsslanly It 114 3 24 1 1^ 20 11 9 4 4 4 , 4 20 20 1.00 157 10 H Mullanary II 161 1 0 33 27 14 13 9 7 7 , 1 ^ 27 28 0.96 ' 160 10 Portnelllgan It 159 1 13 1 21 20 9 11 4 4 4 , j 4 20 19 1.05 183 5 K; Rawes It 331 1 5 34 43 23 20 ! 10 11 11 , 11 43 54 0.80 ! 312 5 She e trim ti 201 3 31 32 26 15 11 8 8 7 1 i ^ 26 32 0.81 209 18 o lUllyglush (Kane) ft 277 1 30 35 28 12 16 8 8 6 2 6 28 32 0.88 354 10 > Ti 25. GLENANNE D. E. D, 3,920 2 21 853 864 426 438 1 251 286 234 16 36 234 864 971 0.89 6, 321 15 Cordrummond Townland 189 1 38 1 33 25 14 11 8 8 8 8 25 29 0.86 272 5 > Corhammocfc If 327 1 34 1 31 43 24 19 11 13 13 13 43 55 0.78 518 10 O Cruna^ tt 268 3 20 1 29 28 14 14 , 8 7 7 7 28 31 0.90 307 5 Derlett tt 215 3 25 31 26 11 15 9 10 10 10 26 50 0.52 348 15 Derrycughan If 197 3 12 28 31 12 19 8 8 8 8 31 42 0.74 300 10 s Dmmalaragih It I 215 1 35 30 32 18 14 9 10 1 8 • 2 8 32 33 0.97 285 5 Drumgane It 260 1 25 69 46 24 22 1 15 15 ! 14 1 14 46 63 0.73 475 15 Kllbracks It 427 . 2 6 87 77 38 39 23 26 1 25 1 25 77 93 0.83 573 15 Llsdmmchor Lower If 149 0 23 121 198 90 108 i 47 59 53 6 53 198 198 1.00 918 5 Llsdrumchor Upper It 500 2 37 238 218 115 103 60 87 50 1 36 50 218 213 1.02 762 15 Llsnagat ft ! 433 2 1 66 59 28 31 21 17 ! 15 2 15 59 61 0.97 602 5 Lurgyross It 217 0 22 39 34 17 17 15 11 10 1 10 34 45 0.76 288 15 Maghnavery ft i 378 1 28 ^ 31 11 20 12 11 9 2 9 31 47 0.66 503 15 Seaboughan ft 138 2 35 14 16 10 6 5 4 4 . L ^ 16 11 1.45 1 164 0 26. GLENAUL D.E.D. 7,694 0 19 1,213 1,237 639 598 312 308 287 21 287 \,Z51 1,250 0.99 9, 220 5 Anna^ Townland 186 1 12 31 22 13 9 ^ 7 6 1 6 22 31 0.71 211 15 Anna^iananny ti 233 2 35 25 26 12 14 12 10 9 1 9 26 L 39 0.67 249 0 Anna^arap n 1 151 1 35 22 8 4 4 7 4 3 1 3 8 12 0.67 184 15 Artasooly If 199 2 18 5 30 18 12 5 5 5 ^ 5 30 20 1 1.50 225 10 Ballymacully Lower It i 218 0 7 24 18 11 7 4 . 4 1 4 4 18 21 0.86 213 10 (a) The remainder of this townland Is In Grange (27) D.E.D. (b) The town of Darlcley stands on the townland or Darkley, the figures for which Include those shown for the town. 'P TABLE 4. - Area, Population, Houses, County, Municipal Boroughs, Urban Districts, g Accommodation, and Valuation continued I^ral Districts, District Electoral Divisions, CD Townlands, and Towns Population Houses Accommod a t i on 1 Rut^Ahl^ County Districts 1 J^OC^ClwXC? 1951 1951 Popula 1 Valuation District Electoral Divisions, Area NO. Of tion In Rooms Persons 1 Private m Townlands and Towns 1937 1937 In>- Private Occu per 1952 Persons Males Females ^otal i Unin Build House hablted habited ing House pied Room holds holds Acres R, P. £ s^_ RURAL DISTRICTS - continued AR^.!AGH SURAL DISTRICT - continued 86. GLENAUL D.E.D. - continued o Ballymacully Upper Townland 248 3 27 41 43 21 22 9 9 9 , 9 43 43 1.00 275 0 w Cabragh " 113 1 16 8 7 4 3 2 2 2 • 2 7 16 0.44 154 15 z Carrlckaness " 201 2 19 65 81 45 36 16 18 18 • 18 81 68 1.19 326 ! 5 Cavanballaghy " 240 2 26 37 37 22 15 8 7 6 1 6 37 34 1.09 1 281 Clontycarty " 177 3 7 11 11 5 6 1 3 3 3 • 3 11 18 0.61 240 1 5 ^ Corr and Aughantarragh " 1 746 3 26 70 85 37 48 25 23 21 2 21 85 69 1.23 723 5 o Culkeeran " 243 1 15 14 12 7 5 3 3 3 • 3 12 20 0.60 267 0 Dernaslgh « 151 2 1 15 17 8 9 4 3 3 • 3 17 13 1.31 167 j 10 Derrydorragh « 160 1 27 17 14 7 7 5 4 4 , 4 14 20 0.70 198 1 0 Dressogagh " 32 3 5 8 9 6 3 2 2 2 , 2 9 12 0.75 48 0 o Drum duff »» 177 1 0 . 25 17 8 9 1 6 5 4 1 4 17 22 0.77 204 5 H Dmmgolllff " : 164 1 10 24 16 8 8 1 7 5 5 , 5 16 30 0.53 214 15 53 DrumrusR " 1 222 '0 16 5 19 9 10 i 5 5 5 , 5 19 22 0.86 201 10 w Drumsallan Lower " 210 3 25 1 31 25 11 14 i 6 4 4 , 4 25 23 1.09 236 15 Dnunsallan Upper » 141 3 3 1 ^9 24 13 11 7 10 9 1 9 24 35 0.69 184 10 Enenderry " 1 170 1 1 1 28 31 16 15 9 8 7 1 7 31 38 0.82 229 15 Egllsh " 179 1 28 31 32 15 17 9 9 8 1 8 32 28 1.14 196 10 Foyarr " 1 148 3 8 1 38 28 15 13 5 5 5 • 5 28 26 1.08 179 5 Kllcarn " 1 201 0 24 19 14 7 7 4 3 3 • 3 14 14 1.00 195 5 w Klllymaddy " 220 2 27 48 33 20 13 10 10 10 . 10 33 49 ; 0.67 250 10 Klllyquln " 111 3 12 1 10 9 4 5 3 3 2 1 2 9 9 i 1.00 111 10 KiXraatroy " 96 0 38 3 6 3 3 2 2 2 , 2 6 9 0.67 104 0 Knappagti " 285 2 27 23 34 20 14 6 7 6 1 6 34 ' 28 1 1.21 377 10 o Knockaneagh " 259 2 1 23 17 10 7 7 8 7 \ 1 7 1 17 • 30 0.£7 278 10 Laraghshanfclll » 104 3 22 26 19 8 11 4 4 4 , 4 1 19 17 1.12 130 Id Llsnafeedy " 166 3 6 1 14 15 7 8 1 8 6 3 3 3 15 11 1.36 177 5 Maydown " 158 2 3 34 42 19 23 10 9 9 • 9 ! 42 37 1.14 257 i 15 Mullantur « 158 1 39 11 10 7 3 2 2 2 , 2 ' 10 1 12 0.83 194 1 10 Mullyloughan « 90 1 36 28 28 13 15 5 5 5 . 5 1 28 29 • 0.97 167 5 Pollnagti »' i 342 3 36 41 48 30 18 13 12 12 , 1*2 48 1 64 0.75 381 10 Tulljnnore Etra " 309 1 5 250 241 118 123 49 58 54 4 54 1 241 1 209 1.15 661 10 Tullymore Otra " : 306 2 34 80 91 49 42 19 20 19 1 19 J 91 58 1.57 316 15 Turry " 159 2 22 9 18 9 9 4 4 4 • 4 1 18 14 1.29 203 0 27. GRANGE D.E.D. Townland 4,423 1 24 1,201 1,263 647 616 265 267 243 21 3 242 1 1,066 1,006 1.06 1 9,802 0 Aghanore « 144 0 38 34 45 23 22 9 9 8 1 8 45 35 1.29 235 0 Alllstra^ " 145 3 5 60 67 40 27 17 19 15 4 15 ^ 67 58 1.16 346 10 Annaliagh " 111 3 21 14 23 11 12 6 5 4 1 4 1 23 15 1.53 107 15 Augiinacloy " 145 1 i 8 27 16 6 10 5 5 5 ' 5 1 16 27 0.59 200 0 Ballygassoon " 145 0 13 i 25 35 15 20 8 7 7 7 i 35 25 1.40 213 10 Ballymackilmurry " 143 2 22 1 13 14 6 8 4 3 3 3 14 15 0.93 196 15 Cabragli " 181 1 0 14 23 12 11 6 4 4 ' 4 1 23 25 0.92 293 10 Carganamuck: »» 97 1 11 2 7 4 3 1 1 1 1 7 4 1.75 117 10 Garrlckaloughran " 20 1 i 15 1 3 • • 1 1 • 1 1 27 1 0 Corporation, 1^ part of (a) fi 28 1 6 • • . • • . • • • ' • • • • 482 0 CO Greaghan ft 139 0 16 28 23 17 6 5 7 6 • 1 1 6 23 16 1.44 171 10 CO Drumcam (b) fi 246 3 20 303 313 171 142 70 76 71 5 71 313 292 1.07 582 15 Drumslll tf 163 2 24 j 23 16 8 8 •6 7 5 2 5 16 25 0.64 347 0 Grange Blundel II 552 • 2 31 146 134 64 70 36 :S7 32 3 2 i 32 134 106 1.26 655 5 Grangemore n i 367 1 8 34 53 28 Zb 13 13 12 1 1 12 53 46 1.15 497 5 Klllylyn It 226 1 33 30 33 20 13 5 5 5 1 5 33 ^ 30 1.10 323 15 Knockaconey w 1 144 3 b 28 23 14 9 10 7 7 7 23 25 0.92 196 10 Llsdonwilly n 1 146 0 24 27 16 10 6 10 7 6 1 6 16 24 0.67 1 200 10 Longs tone 11 11 0 21 ' 5 10 4 6 , 1 1 1 10 6 1.67 48 5 Moneycree If ! 98 2 .,27 10 8 5 3 3. 3 3 3 8 20 0.40 141 15 Mullynure n 1 179 2 24 217 206 88 118 6 3 3 2 9 9 1.00 166 15 Teeraw It 195 0 25 31 35 17 18 8 8 8 8 35 40 0.88 295 5 Tlrgarve M 196 1 6 34 66 35 31 12 15 14 1 14 66 57 1.16 1 288 0 Tullyard It 247 3 36 24 23 12 11 5 7 7 7 23 34 0.68 1 444 10 Tullygarran II 1 185 ' 1 0 28 30 14 16 7 5 5 5 30 25 1.20 256 15 Tullygoonlgan It 159 0 25 41 44 23 21 12 13 11 2 11 44 47 0.94 2,966 15 Dnmcam^Town (b) - - 215 227 123 100- 50 52 ii9 3 • ^9 227 197 1.15 -- - 28. HAMILTON'S BAW D.E. D. 5, 214 2 17 804 755 393 362 231 223 202 11 10 202 755 893 0.85 6, 660 5 Ballygroobany Tovmland 276 2 27 33 41 21 20 1 11 11 9 2 , 1 9 41 44 0.93 326 0 Ballynewry II 414 0 18 1 57 59 29 30 17 15 13 1 1 1 13 59 56 1.05 506 0 Carrowmoney « 59 2 21 5 3 2 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 -1 3 5 0.60 65 10 Cornacrew It 150 1 27 ! 20 11 5 6 1 5 4 4 , 4 11 26 0.42 214 15 o Corry If 253 0 37 1 45 38 21 17 10 8 8 , 8 38 32 1.19 300 0 o Derryn aught n 263 0 24 43 34 20 14 1 11 11 11 , 11 34 49 0.69 312 15 Derryralne II 181 3 39 27 40 17 23 1 10 13 12 1 12 40 41 0.98 225 10 a II Brumbeecross 121 1 13 16 10 7 3 2 2 2 , *• 2 10 13 0.77 1^ 10 H Drumennls It 157 1 35 33 32 19 13 8 9 8 1 1 8 32 43 0.74 213 5 Drumfergus n 83 1 6 25 22 10 12 1 4 4 4 , 1 4 , 22 21 1.05 114 10 O Drumman 11 214 0 22 42 38 19 19 1 10 11 10 1 10 38 53 0.72 1 310 15 Drumnagloy II 53 0 8 3 5 1 4 1 1 2 2 , 2 5 8 0.63 1 56 0 Drumorgan II 281 2 15 88 84 48 36 Z7 35 Z6 , I ZJQ 84 122 0.69 ! 531 5 > Drumsavage It 183 0 19 21 1-9 9 10 1 ^ 5 5 , 5 19 Z7 0.70 1 208 10 pi Drumshallan ft 126 2 34 4 3 2 1 1 z 2 2 . 2 3 8 0.38 142 5 Garvagh II 140 3 21 12 5 5 , 3 2 1 1 • 1 5 6 0.83 160 15 > Hamilton' s Bawn It 292 0 17 33 22 12 10 7 7 7 . 1 ^ 22 30 0.73 1 423 5 Johnstown n j 44 2 14 j 8 7 4 3 2 3 3 , \ 3 7 17 0.41 69 0 Klllyruddan II 231 1 3 15 13 7 6 7 5 5 , i 5 13 24 0.54 260 10 Lenalea II 285 3 281 35 33 21 12 10 10 9 1 9 33 35 0.94 334 10 Macantrim It 167 3 32| 25 27 15 12 8 7 7 , ! 7 , 27 35 0.77 210 10 Magherydogherty II 442 3 38 84 56 29 27 25 15 14 1 14 56 50 1.12 504 10 Mulla^bane II 96 3 9 14 29 8 21 5 6 6 , i 6 29 30 0.97 141 15 Mullaghbrack It 255 3 o| 58 • 63 32 31 18 18 17 1 i 17 63 ' S7 1.11 350 10 Mullurg II 191 1 21i 29 35 16 19 10 9 9 , 1 9 35 30 1.17 270 0 Ratarnet It 203 3 341 27 24 13 11 9 7 6 1 6 24 25 0.96 ! 236 5 Rocks II 41 0 15 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 2 6 0.33 j 34 5 29. HOCKLEY D, Eo D. 5, 373 3 31 938 968 513 455 226 231 218 10 3 ' 217 880 1,087 0.81 r 7,345 5 Altaturk Townland 284 2 16 39 47 27 20 12 13 13 , 13 47 60 0.78 370 10 Annaclare " i 110 1 24 8 19 8 11 2 5 5 , 5 19 29 0.66 224 5 Ardrea II 163 3 30 60 12 7 5 6 4 3 1 3 12 16 0.75 429 15 Ballybrannan II 153 1 3 45 43 20 23 10 11 10 1 10 43 42 1.02 1 201 0 Clo^an II 360 1 39 91 93 40 53 23 22 21 1 21 93 108 0.86 588 15 Drumman Beg It 136 3 36 11 13 7 6 3 3 3 , 3 13 16 0.81 185 5 Drumman More II 403 3 4 93 98 50 48 23 28 25 1 2 25 98 116 0.84 , 669 5 - --^ -V \ = (a) The remainder of this townland Is in Corporation West (20>) D.E.D. (b) The town of Drumcarn stands on the towiland of Drumcam, the figures for which include those shown for the town. P TABLE 4. - Area, Population, Houses, County, Municipal Boroughs, Urban Districts, fe Accommodation, and Valuation - continued Rural Districts, District Electoral Divisions, Townlands, and Towns Population Houses Accoiianod a t i on 1 RateAhi«» County Districts 1951 • 1951 Popula 1 Valuation Area NO. of District Electoral Divisions, tion In Rooms Persons Private Townlands and Towns 1937 1937 Private Occu per 1 ^^19S2 I>ersons Males Females Total In Dnln- 1 Bulld- House habited hablted Ing House pied Room holds holds Acres R. P. 1 £ S. RURAL DISTRICTS - continued ARMAC21 RURAL DISTRICT - continued 29. HOCKLEY D. E. D. - continued o Drumnasoo Townland 333 0 25 63 65 36 29 • 16 16 14 2 14 65 74 0.88 644 15 w Dnjmogtier « 191 0 5 7 7 3 4 2 1 2 2 2 7 9 i 0.78 163 10 Klllianey » 209 0 14 50 54 30 24 13 13 13 13 ! 54 99 0.56 523 0 Kllmachugh « 263 2 '26 7 3 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 i 3 2 1.50 74 0 c Legavllly " 73 1 34 6 9 6 3 2 2 2 2 • 9 12 0.75 83 16 LI skybo rough « 277 1 12 60 65 33 32 17 1 16 1 16 16 65 68 0.96 372 5 Mulla^bane » 1 356 1 5 14 14 7 7 5 5 5 i 5 14 ' Z7 0.52 210 5 o Mullanasllla " 377 0 26 68 77 36 1 41 20 23 22 1 i 22 77 j 96 0.80 601 0 Mullylou^ran « 1 305 2 27 64 64 Z7 ' ^ 15 15 14 1 14 64 ! 71 0.90 458 1 5 Rathdrumgran " 185 2 6 12 16 7 9 3 4 3 1 1 3 16 1 16 1.00 ! 209 i 5 o Salters Grange « ! 310 1 36 55 67 31 36 16 16 16 • 16 67 88 0.76 487 1 15 Tlmascobe « 1 538 0 1 54 • 56 25 31 20 15 14 , 14 56 78 0.72 1 701 5 H TUrcarra » 339 2 22 131 146 112 ! 34 17 17 16 1 15 58 60 0.97 1 347 1 10 wX 30. KILLEEN D.E.D. 6,401 2 21 911 956 506 450 246 237 231 6 231 956 1,064 0.90 ; 7,277 0 "Z Ballyraacawley Townland 1,026 3 19 118 141 78 63 33 34 34 34 141 142 0.99 1,012 5 Calone « 326 1 32 55 47 28 19 15 13 13 . , 13 47 64 0.73 382 0 Carnavanaghan " 627 2 25 1 49 66 34 32 17 14 13 1 13 66 64 1.03 561 5 W Cavanagrow « 761 1 16 ! 97 111 57 54 1 28 29 27 2 27 111 126 0.88 893 10 Drumachee « 451 • 0 26 1 82 84 42 42 1 24 24 23 1 23 84 101 0.83 585 10 Dmmatee « i 289 3 9 33 61 23 28 1 li 10 10 , 10 61 42 1.21 341 10 Dnimbee Beg « 206 3 18 1 36 28 16 12 8 7 6 , 1 6 1 28 33 j 0.85 278 15 D Drumbee More « 1 180 2 2 36 25 12 13 7 6 6 6 25 27 1 0.93 220 0 Drumgaw « 359 1 32 64 ^ 32 36 13 12 12 12 67 68 0.99 456 15 Edenaveys « 231 0 13 31 35 17 18 9 8 8 ^ 35 41 0.85 306 15 Edenknappa^ " 342 1 27 1 53 47 27 20 14 14 14 14 47 51 0.92 361 5 Kllleen « 287 0 20 1 75 69 39 30 ' 16 15 15 15 69 1 83 0.83 424 ! 0 Killycapple « 346 0 0 59- 58 33 25 17 17 17 17 58 73 0.79 400 1 5 Latanacolliun n 289 1 1 31 48 25 23 1 12 13 13 1 13 48 69 0.81 342 10 Lurgaboy w 226 2 14 54 38 22 16 14 1 13 12 ! 12 38 47 0.81 293 0 Outlack « i 449 0 7 38 41 21 20 8 j 8 8 1 i• 8 41 43 0.95 417 15 31. KILLYMAN D.E.D. j 6,195 0 24 1 1,132 1,206 635 571 310 305 290 12 3 290 1,206 1,196 1.01 4,755 2 Clonmore Townland 347 1 25 82 • 107 61 46 29 30 28 2 1 28 107 102 1.05 444 10 CI on tyclay " 323 2 14 88 105 59 46 23 23 23 ! , j 23 105 101 1.04 339 0 Copney « 367 2 i 15 47 1 57 32 25 17 14 13 1 13 57 62 0.92 301 16 Cronklll n 139 2 i m 47 1 38 23 15 9 9 9 , 9 38 37 1.03 183 5 Derryadd « 454 1 12 0 68 \ 68 30 38 17 17 17 , 17 68 72 0.94 207 15 Derryane « 555 3 j 18 119 ; 111 57 54 30 27 26 1 26 111 119 0.93 534 11 Derrycoose « 384 3 29 98 1 88 46 42 23 23 21 1 1 21 88 89 0.99 331 0 Derrycor « 394 3' 20 71 1 73 40 33 19 17 15 1 1 15 73 66 1.11 319 0 Derrycorry North «» 389 1 4 75 j 89 45 ' 44 19 20 20 , , 20 89 81 1.10 173 7 Derrycorry South •« 263 1 22 46 33 ! 15 18 11 12 i 11 1 1 11 33 46 0.72 159 0 1 1 Derryhlrk n 186 3 19 1 41 34 15 19 \ 9 8 8 , 8 34 28 1.21 1 82 0 Derryhubbert East n 551 1 25 43 42 23 19 11 14 13 1 13 42 50 0.84 234 3 Derryhubbert North n 279 1 32 46 53 32 21 13 14 13 1 13 53 51 1.04 140 0 Derryhubbert South n 186 2 34 18 12 6 6 5 4 4 • 4 12 16 0.75 94 0 Derrylee H 493 3 0 79 115 55 60 29 28 28 . ! 28 115 101 1.14 329 5 n 1 110 94 1.17 315 15 Gallrock 244 3 17 105 110 62 48 26 25 24 • 1 ^ MullenaklU North ft 231 2 31 23 29 11 18 10 8 6 2 6 29 32 0.91 202 15 Mullenaklll South H 275 0 12 12 7 4 3 3 3 3 • 3 7 10 0.70 176 5 Mullenafclll West ff 124 1 10 1 24 35 19 16 7 9 8 1 8 35 39 0.90 187 15 32. KimORE D.E.D. 3,956 3 16 851 887 480 407 242 242 228 14 228 876 971 0.90 6,101 0 Annaboe Town land 353 3 11 54 35 16 19 10 10 9 1 '' 9 35 60 0.58 616 5 Annahugji « 292 2 31 90 102 60 42 23 24 22 2 22 102 78 1.31 1 421 5 Ballyhagaa tl 156 3 6 B6 55 30 26 10 9 9 , i 9 55 42 1.31 250 15 Ballytrue If 162 1 0 46 58 28 30 13 13 12 1 1 12 58 48 1.21 245 0 Ballytyrone tt 274 0 21 44 40 22 18 12 12 10 2 ! 10 40 48 0.83 379 5 Ballywilly H 197 0 5 48 64 33 31 16 20 19 1 19 64 74 0.86 327 10 Bottlehlll If 202 3 12 41 50 27 23 18 17 17 , 17 50 70 0.71 289 15 Cavan n 168 0 1 48 50 28 22 14 15 15 , 1 15 50 52 0.96 252 10 Clonroot n 402 1 39 101 81 39 42 24 21 21 • 21 81 103 0.79 5S7 15 Creenagh " 273 1 0 41 60 34 26 14 17 15 2 16 60 64 0.94 402 15 Drumard (PrimateJ n 248 0 20 53 67 37 30 16 16 16 , 16 67 71 0.94 349 5 Drumllly n 265 1 34 42 39 20 19 10 11 9 2 . 8 28 30 0.93 436 15 Kllmacanty « 125 0 25 24 21 12 9 7 5 5 , 5 21 23 0.91 179 0 n Kilmore It 86 0 .14 47 43 20 23 12 13 13 • 13 43 64 0.67 235 0 o Llsshetneld n 186 3 39 29 15 10 5 8 5 5 , 5 15 28 0.54 266 0 If c Lurgancot 219 0 15 58 58 34 24 15 16 15 1 15 58 52 1.12 371 5 z Money n 172 2 3 23 15 9 6 9 9 7 2 7 15 27 0.56 242 10 Tullygarden n 170 0 20 36 34 21 13 11 9 9 • 9 34 37 0.92 278 10 H 33. LISNADILL D.E.D. 6,180 3 35 976 987 505 482 267 240 232 8 233 987 935 1.06 5,615 5 o Ballybrolly Townland 236 3 22 1 85 57 30 27 19 17 17 . 17 57 56 1.02 303 15 If > Ballymacanab 503 3 3 ! 95 96 46 50 24 21 21 , 22 96 103 0.93 608 5 Ballymoran II 1 392 3 18 i 62 63 30 33 19 17 16 1 16 63 80 0.79 537 5 Cashel If 436 1 17 ! 73 50 30 20 23 15 14 1 14 50 47 , 1.06 360 5 Corran II 1,420 0 21 ' 153 160 82 78 42 39 39 , 39 160 135 1.19 677 15 > Farr anamuckl agh H 481 1 11 110 94 54 40 24 21 20 1 20 94 62 1.52 361 0 O Fbley It 1 382 2 20 1 84 84 38 46 22 20 19 1 19 84 63 1.33 325 5 X Klllyfaddy II 377 1 13! 38* 56 24 32 13 12 12 , 12 56 62 0.90 426 15 Llslea " 249 3 8 22 38 13 25 1 8 8 8 , 8 38 39 0.97 288 15 Lisnadlll n 324 0 29 1 59 62 31 31 16 15 14 1 14 62 68 0.91 414 15 Seagahan It 884 3 ZZ\ 113 126 73 54 1 33 30 27 3 27 126 113 1.12 774 5 Tanderagee If j 302 3 17 68 76 40 36 18 18 18 , 18 76 77 0.99 326 5 Tullynagln II 187 3 34 14 25 15 10 _6 7 7 • 7 25 30 0.83 211 0 34. LOUGHGALL D.E.D. 5,334 0 6 1,081 1,097 531 566 302 272 264 7 ' 1 262 1,077 1,223 0.88 8, 515 15 Annacramph Townland 220 3 36 39 41 22 19 13 11 11 11 41 39 1.05 303 10 If Bally gasey 206 2 12 34 40 16 24 9 10 10 , 10 40 38 1.05 336 10 Ballyknlck: It 171 3 16 36 35 13 22 9 8 8 , 8 35 33 1.06 235 15 Ballymagemy fl 260 0 23 63 65 33 32 17 15 14 1 14 65 72 0.90 456 10 Castleraw •ft 259 1 32 18 30 15 15 i 8 7 7 , 7 30 33 0.91 359 15 Causana^ w 1 296 0 18 35 31 15 16 10 7 7 , '7 31 31 1.00 358 15 Coragh n 307 0 2 53 53 30 23 1 13 12 11 1 1 11 53 55 0.96 437 15 Derrycrew It 447 3 28 93 79 38 41 i 22 17 16 1 1 16 79 83 0.95 659 0 Derryloughan II 259 1 11 55 79 42 37 ! 17 16 16 , 1 16 79 73 1.08 365 10 Drumart 11 179 3 2 26 32 19 13 i .8 7 7 ^ 1 ' '7 32 35 0.91 274 0 Drumharrlff n 210 2 ^ 46 38 18 20 10 10 10 , 10 38 54 0.70 , ! 339 10 Femagreevagh It 285 3 13 72 58 24 34 21 21 21 , 21 58 85 0.68 461 10 Grange Lower It 904 1 26 151 150 70 80 47 42 38 3 1 38 150 180 0.83 1,386 15 Grange Upper tt 1 64 2 38 12 17 8 9 6 6 6 • • 6 17 32 0.53 1 1 119 5 TABLE 4. - Area, Population, Houses, County, K^micipal Boroughs, Urban Districts, Accoinnodation, and Valuation - continued Rural Districts, District Electoral Divisions, CO CO Townlands, and Towns Population Houses Acconanodat ion RateabJ County Districts 1 xvci%>^at/J 1951 1951 Popula Valuati on Area ;NO. of District Electoral Divisions, 1 tion m Rooms Persons 1 Private in Townlands and Towns { 1937 1937 In Private Occur per 1952 Persons Males Females Total Unin Build House habited habited ing House pled Room holds holds Acres R. P. £ s. RURAL DISTRICTS - continued - ARMACH RURAL DISTRICT - continued o 34. LOUGHGALL D,E,D. - continued m Greenan Townland 193 0 28 18 17 8 9 5 4 4 , 4 17 24 0.71 226 ' 5 Kin con « 112 3 10 8 5 2 3 1 2 2 2 • 2 5 13 0.38 i 154 0 Levalleglish » 225 0 15 88 103 50 53 i 23 22 21 1 20 87 104 0.84 555 5 Llsneany « 225 2 8 22 24 17 7 1 4 4 4 • 4 24 19 1.26 291 0 Loughgall " 136 2 3 112 111 45 66 1 34 28 28 , zr 107 127 0.84 678 15 O Tullymore " 366 0 8 100 89 46 43 24 23 23 • 23 89 93 0.96 516 10 35. MARKETHILL D.E.D. 3,267 1 16 1,287 1,241 606 635 1 349 357 342 15 341 1,234 1,619 0.76 7,903 10 o Balllndarra^ Townland 337 0 23 53 34 14 20 13 11 11 ^ 11 34 45 0.76 414 5 H Ballyanny « 43 0 3 . . • . .. . • • • • • . 44 5 Brackly " 356 1 37 58 50 28 22 i 18 14 14 14 50 58 0.86 409 5 ffi , W Bryan drum " 125 2 26 23 Z7 12 15 1 9 10 9 1 9 27 41 0.66 208 5 50 Cabragh « 23 3 20 5 5 3 2 1 1 1 1 « 1 5 3 1.67 32 0 "Z Carrlcfclane « 266 . 1 14 .36 33 16 17 ! ^i 9 8 1 8 33 38 0.87 308 5 Coolmllllsli (a) " 334 1 20 513 596 280 316 1 146 175 168 7 168 596 859 0.69 3,127 10 Cninaght « 28 1 8 38 28 10 18 .7 8 8 , 8 28 33 0.85 71 15 w Drumlack « 1 80 3 20 24 17 9 8 5 5 5 , 5 17 23 0.74 121 5 r Dunesmullan » 147 3 32 16 6 4 2 -4 2 2 , 2 6 8 0.75 170 10 Edenyfcennedy (a) « 306 3 29 409 350 180 170 101 93 88 5 87 343 383 0.90 1,297 0 > caasdi^unmond " 284 3 28 48 49 29 20 17 14 14 , 14 49 52 0.94 474 10 D Gosford Demesne n 643 0 39 ^ 23 11 12 • 9 8 7 1 7 23 39 0.59 881 5 Lattery " 288 0 38 Z1 23 10 13 8 7 7 • 7 23 37 0.62 343 10 Markethill Town (a) - - - 808 819 393 ii26 220 231 220 11 , 219 812 1,076 0.75 1 - - 36. MIDPLETOWN D.E.D. 3,962 3 24 855 832 398 434 22A 206 191 14 1 188 739 813 0.91 5,011 14 Ardgonnell Tovnland i 220 1 14 14 21 11 10 1 S 6 4 2 4 21 19 1.11 267 0 Cavandoogan « 1 220 2 20 18 . 14 9 5 1 5 6 4 2 4 14 11 1.27 239 2 Crann « 1 178 0 6 29 32 15 17 1 iO 9 9 ,• 9 32 36 ,0.89 179 0 Crossdall » 1 485 2 37 95 86 47 39 1 23 21 21 , 21 86 86 1.00 460 0 Dnjuiahean « i 120 0 23 27 35 17 ' 18 i ^ 7 7 , 7 35 31 1.13 165 15 Drumgarran « 1 95 1 21 14 14 7 7 5 7 5 2 5 14 16 0.88 109 5 Drumgose « i 245 2 30 41 30 15 15 1 15 9 8 1 8 30 26 1.15 239 0 Foyduff " 1 253 1 27 46 51 27 24 1 13 13 11 1 10 40 48 0.83 333 0 Glasdruramond « ! 131 1 11 11 11 6 5 4 4 4 , i 4 11 14 0.79 114 17 Klltubbrld " ^ 307 3 7 23 26 17 9 6 7 5 2 5 26 25 1.04 335 0 Kno cfcbane " 1 224 2 18 23 33 17 16 7 9 8 1 8 33 30 1.10 204 15 Mlddletown « 1 122 1 19 118 137 69 68 42 40 39 1 39 137 182 0.75 513 15 Rath cumber " I 213 1 32 43 46 21 25 11 9 9 , 9 46 32 1.44 208 5 Rathtrllllcfe: « i 130 2 16 24 12 8 4 6 5 5 • 5 12 20 0.60 158 10 Re en II 168 1 17 43 41 22 19 ! 12 10 10 , 10 41 35 1.17 1 170 0 Shan tally n 166 3 36 129 92 8 84 5 5 4 21 21 1.00 1 312 5 Oi i 6 . CO Skerries If 217 1 27 27 16 11 10 8 6 2 6 27 22 1.23 1 204 5 CD ze Tullybrlck (HcmiltonJ " 1 263 0 38 111 104 56 48 30 26 26 • 25 93 129 0.72 1 556 0 Unshog n 197 1 ZQ 19 20 10 10 j 7 5 5 • 5 20 30 0.67 1 242 0 ^. MILFDRD D.E.D. 1, 322 2 0 919 831 384 447 1 248 245 234 10 1 235 831 945 0.88 3,809 18 Ballynalione Beg Townland 304 1 27 86 78 37 41 1 21 21 19 2 19 78 80 0.98 1 606 15 Baltarran It 232 0 25 54 62 25 37 11 12 12 • 12 62 55 1.13 282 5 Cargagh M 24 2 25 33 41 20 21 16 16 14 2 14 41 42 0.98 84 10 Ena§i n 218 3 24 56 31 17 14 14 12 10 2 10 31 49 0.63 423 17 Kennedies (b) n 200 1 10 611 534 240 294 ' 166 163 159 4 160 534 624 0.86 1,889 10 Klllynure II 166 0 26 21 21 11 10 6 5 5 • 5 21 34 0.62 , 239 0 Llsbanoe II j 175 3 23 58 64 34 30 14 16 15 • 1 15 64 61 1.05 284 1 Mill ford Town (b) - - - 585 527 236 291 156 160 156 4 • 157 527 616 0.86 - - 38. RICH HILL D.E.D. 3,006 2 30 921 948 473 475 257 309 250 7 52 249 944 1,167 0.81 6,116 0 Ann are a^ Townland 246 1 25 23 23 14 9 8 8 7 , 1 7 23 38 0.61 348 15 Ballyleny n 435 1 36 92 97 47 50 ! 25 27 27 , 27 97 127 0.76 834 5 Ballynahlnch II 464 1 35 57 85 45 40 17 21 20 1 20 85 103 0.83 641 10 Corcreevy II 231 0 19 85 71 37 34 18 19 19 , 19 71 101 0.70 431 5 Crewcat II 110 1 35 36 40 19 21 10 10 10 • 10 40 48 0.83 494 5 o Drumard (JonesJ ti 235 0 26 44 43 25 18 12 10 10 , 10 43 43 1.00 315 15 o Maynooth H 229 1 12 15 29 13 16 5 8 8 • 8 29 38 0.76 368 15 Mull ale tragh 11 209 1 23 59 71 32 39 15 15 14 1 14 71 66 1.08 343 0 c Rich Hill or Legacorry (c) II 349 0 13 447 426 211 215 129 172 118 3 51 •117 422 519 0.81 i 1,686 15 z Rockmacreeny II 282 1 36 1 37 38 20 18 11 12 10 2 , i 10 38 54 0.70 1 409 5 She wis M 213 1 10 26 25 10 15 7 7 7 • • 7 25 30 0.83 242 10 H >< Rich Hill Town (c) - - - 298 270 131 139 98 84 80 3 1 79 266 352 0.76 - - o 39. TULLYROAN D.E.D. 3,615 0 12 1,023 1,066 568 498 269 268 241 27 241 1,047 1,030 1.02 5,274 18 > Annasamry Townland 412 1 31 53 56 29 27 18 19 16 3 16 56 74 0.76 705 0 > Ardress West It 313 1 2 89 147 85 62 24 28 27 1 26 145 122 1.19 447 10 o Canary It 349 0 5 1 120 100 51 49 29 24 23 1 23 100 93 1.08 481 0 Clonmaln H 384 3 0 183 160 87 73 44 42 35 7 i 35 160 155 1.03 1 830 10 Cloven Eden II 1 324 0 29 65 61 34 27 19 19 17 2 17 61 82 0.74 ' 516 10 Derrycaw It 286 0 24 21 45 27 18 7 6 6 , 5 28 23 1.22 312 0 Derrymagowan It 259 1 9 79 93 51 42 25 26 23 3 23 93 83 1.12 301 15 Derryscollop It 366 3 25 133 114 57 57 28 27 24 3 24 114 97 1.18 483 4 Eagralougher II 232 2 32 106 110 56 54 28 27 24 3 25 110 105 1.05 439 5 TUllyroan 11 686 1 15 174 180 91 89 47 50 46 4 1 47 180 196 0.92 758 4 40. TYNAN D.E.D. 7,247 2 34 965 910 453 457 290 268 243 25 . 241 898 1,203 0.75 10,027 6 Ballynanieta or Wood Park Townland 231 3 38 j 15 16 7 9 6 6 5 1 i 5 16 17 0.94 273 5 Breagjiey It 396 2 27] 32 21 12 9 12 9 6 3 ! 6 21 30 0.70 i 488 15 Cavanapole It 183 0 21 20 2Jd, 12 14 6 7 7 , 7 26 35 0.74 224 15 Cooey II 172 1 15 j 12 11 5 6 5 4 3 1 1 3 11 13 0.85 1 228 0 Coolklll II 232 3 ^ 32 35 16 19 8 8 7 1 7 35 32 1.09 267 15 Corfehan « 253 3 351 12 4 2 2 3 4 2 2 2 4 7 0.57 258 10 Cor Tynan It 599 1 0 71 50 24 26 21 16 13 3 13 50 53 0.94 688 16 a) The town of Markethill stands on the townlands of Coolmllllsh and Edenykennedy, the figures for which Include those shown for the town. h) The town of Mill ford stands on the townland of Kennedies, the figures for which Include those shown for the town, (c) The town of Rich Hill stands on the townland of Rich Hill or Legacorry, the figures for which Include those shown for the torn. - TABLE 4. Area, Population, Houses, County, Municipal Borou^s, Urban Districts, Accoraroodation, and Valuation - continiied Rural Districts, District Electoral Divisions, CD CO Townlands, and Towns Population Abuses Acconnodat ion 1 Rfit^fihl'^ County Districts 1 xvuLCau/ 1951 1951 Popula Valuatj Lon District Electoral Divisions, Area NO. Of tion In Rooms Perso' in Townlands and Towns 1937 1937 Private In Unln- Bulld- Private Occu per 1952 Persons Males i Females Total House habited Hablted Ing House pied Room holds holds Acres R, P. I £ s. RURAL DISTRICTS - continued ARMAGH RURAL DISTRICT - continued 40. TYNAN D.E.D. - continued o Crearuia or m Fellow* s Hall Townland 260 3 * 11 19 29 11 ' 18 1 6 6 6 • ^ 29 52 0.56 343 15 Z 39 9 9 39 33 1.18 342 15 Darton " 234 2 15 32 20 i 1^ ^ 9 1 10 1 Dlllay « 156 0 13 16 9 5 ! 4 3 2 . 2 . 2 9 13 0.69 197 15 a Drum " 245 3 4 31 22 13 9 1 5 4 4 , 4 ^2 18 1.22 245 10 Drumgar •» i 334 0 23 43 38 24 14 ! 12 10 10 . i 10 38 48 0.79 411 0 O Enagli " 76 3 14 13 10 3 7 5 5 5 • 5 10 29 0.34 141 0 Falrvlew of j Mucklagti " \ 224 3 33 20 16 6 10 4 1 2 2 1 2 16 ^ 0.43 380 10 Gortmalegg " 69 1 33 6 9 5 4 1 3 3 2 1 2 9 8 1.13 119 0 o Island Spa " | 10 2 11 • . • ...... • . { 6 0 H Kennedies " 1 187 1 38, 19 11 5 6 1 1 5 1 4 3 1 3 11 15 0.73 238 0 Klllylea " i 449 2 17 202 183 94 89 1 62 62 58 4 57 181 273 0.66 1,062 15 Lemnagore " i 261 2 17 31 28 12 16 1 10 i 10 9 1 9 28 41 0.68 342 10 a Llsloony " 1 1 155 3 11 15 20 10 10 1 5 4 4 • 4 20 23 1.00 230 15 Llssiieagh or 1 Mount Irwin « 160 3 12' 6 9 2 7 2 2 2 i . 2 : 9 19 0.47 225 10 Manooney " i 1 258 2 26: 24 33 18 15 1 10 8 8 , 8 33 40 1 0.83 357 0 Marrasslt or College Hall " 370 3 4 38 31 18 13 11 7 7 i . 7 31 41 0.76 520 10 Mullan " 358 3 17 1 40 32 17 15 1 9 10 8 i 2 8 1 32 i 40 j 0.80 405 10 w Naul " 1 425' 3 27 33 23 13 10 9 8 7 1 7 23 34 1 0.68- 474 1 15 Tullybrlck Etra or 1 Bondvllle " 298 2 16! 13 ' 23 10 13 5 5 5 1 5 23 20 1.15 381 5 Tullyglush (hevin) " ! 255 3 15 1 24 40 20 20 8 8 7 1 1 7 40 33 1.21 279 10 Tynan " I 380 0 24 146 142 69 73 46 43 42 1 41 132 1 202 0.65 1 892 5 USSGm RURAL DISTRICT 37,027 1 35 11,874 12,105 6,004 6,101 3,111 3,192 3,020 130 42 3,015 11,957 12.738 0,94 57,772 17 41. BREAGK D.E.D. 4,755 3 321 1 1,008 1,062 521 541 280 305 276 15 14 277 1,062 1,195 0.89 6,609 5 O Aghanerglll or Corglass Townland 92 21 3 13 1 18 : 6 12 2 4 \ 4 . 4 18 19 0.95 131 10 Annagora " 92 2 12 18 1 16 7 \ 9 5 ! 5 1 5 , 5 16 18 0.89 129 10 Annakeera " 141 • li 15 47 1 54 26 \ 28 9 ' 11 i 11 , 11 54 41 1.^32 189 10 Ballyfodrln " 10^ o! 25 13 1 30 16 ' 14 11 '\ 11 ' 10 1 1 1 10 30 43 0.70 391 0 Ballymakeown " 125 Z\ o! 20 : 33 17 16 8 7 7 ! , 7 33 33 1.00 186 10 Breagh " 234 3! 30 1 49 63 33 30 15 1 17 17 1 . 17 63 m 1.05 348 15 Cannagola Beg » 132 1 37 19 26 9 17 8 1 7 : 7 ! , 1 7 26 36 0.72 197 5 Cannagola More " 229 3! 34 53 ! 51 25 ! 26 12 ! 12 1 11 1 1 1 11 51 55 0.93 318 5 Canonel11 " 113 1| 15 18 21 11 \ 10 6 1 7 i 7 , 7 21 26 0.81 163 5 Clonmartln « 97 11 9! 31 1 22 9 13 7 6 1 5 1 1 5 22 23 0.96 144 10 Coharra " 108 1- 36 1 22 i 32 17 15 7 ! 7 ! 7 1 , 1 7 32 30 1.07 153 10 Cornainuci?:lagii " 126 j o 0 38 i 35 1 16 ! 19 9 9 1 8 1 8 35 32 1.09 153 10 Cuslienny " 1 83 21 291 1 22 1 19 1 10 1 9 i 6 1 6 1 6 1 \ 6 1 19 1 25 1 0.76 1 125 1 0 Derrykeeran " 1 377 1 ^1 2 9 1 132 1 90 1 41 1 49 1 26 1 21 1 21 1 , 1 21 90 1 87 I 1.03 1 270 1 10 CO Derrykeevan " 276 2 37 82 79 40 39 24 26 24 2 24 79 95 0.83 345 0 3 Derrylettlff " 182 1 12 38 38 20 18 14 12 12 . 12 38 45 i 0.84 249 10 Diviny " 156 2 30 28 57 29 28 8 15 14 1 15 57 70 0.81 270 5 Drumalls " 88 1 5 22 20 10 10 6 6 5 1 5 20 21 I 0.95 135 0 Dnmtiarrl f f ^ 135 0 ^ 23 21 6 15 7 8 7 1 7 21 28 0.75 218 5 Dmmlnallydurf " 105 3 35 27 23 11 12 7 7 6 1 6 23 30 0.77 181 5 Drumlellum " 231 1 6 38 59 28 31 11 15 15 . 15 59 79 ! 0.75 330 5 Drumnevan " 69 •2 23 9 10 1 4 6 4 5 4 1 4 10 14 0.71 103 10 Farra " 94 3 20 40 41 1 23 18 8 8 8 , 8 41 36 1.14 140 0 Foy Beg " 213 1 2 20 38 1 39 21 18 11 11 10 1 10 39 32 1.22 242 i 10 Foy More " 216 ! 1 12 14 i 1^ 6 10 6 4 4 • 4 16 13 I 1.23 175 i 15 Klngarve " 177 0 21 24 19 10 9 8 8 6 2 6 19 31 0.61 183 15 Leganny " 65 0 28 14 14 6 8 3 4 4 • 4 14 17 ! 0.82 95 15 Rlcliinount or Aghavellan " 128 1 26 29 1 26 i 14 12 6 7 7 , 7 26 1 30 0.87 182 0 Rougtian « 229 1 24 42 45 23 22 11 10 10 . 10 45 52 0.87 346 1 5 Tlmafceel " 194 1 2 36 33 21 12 11 25 10 1 14 10 33 47 0.70 305 0 Tlmulkenny " 64 1 30 7 8 4 4 . 2 2 2 . 2 8 10 0.80 88 0 Unshinagti " 68 2 30 2 4 2 2 2 2 2 • 2 4 17 j 0.24 114 15 42. BROWNLOWS DERRY D. E. D. 3,957 0 4 i,;^4 1,5^ 756 781 336 345 339 5 1 339 1,537 1,392 1.10 5,709 ^ A^acoinmon TowQland 242 0 30 183 166 80 86 39 42 39 2 1 39 166 170 0.98 605 5 Ardmore « 402 1 28 90 86 44 1 42 19 17 17 , 17 86 1 84 1.02 345 10 Ballynacor " 323 0 1 38 79 1 78 i 38 1 40 22 20 20 • 20 78 1 97 0.80 420 1 0 o Ballynamony « 463 1 1 1^ 203 1 321 1 169 152 43 61 59 2 59 321 256 1.25 879 10 o Boconnell « 176 1 32 44 44 23 21 13 13 13 I , 13 44 j 51 0.86 276 5 c Derryadd " 767 2 1 265 309 146 163 73 69 68 1 1 68 309 1 270 ! 1.14 814 0 z Derrymacasti " 792 0 0'' 141 148 70 i 78 34 32 32 • 32 148 1 125 1 1.18 789 i 5 Kilvergan " 217 3 33 52 40 18 22 10 12 12 • 12 40 58 0.69 343 0 H Knockramer " 158 0 32 29 31 16 15 8 7 7 . 7 31 21 1 1.48 261 5 Sllverwood " 199 1 331 201 236 111 125 51 53 53 , 53 236 190 1.24 624 15 o Tannaghmore West " 209 3 391 87 78 41 37 24 19 19 • 19 78 70 1.11 350 7 Island In Lough Neagti: Croaghan 4 1 2 • • • • • • • • • • • i • - - > 43. CARROWBRACK D. E. D. 2,228 3 773 754 368 386 216 245 216 7 22 • 215 736 94^ 0.78 5,025 0 ^ > AnnagH Townland 71 3 32 , , , , , , , , , , • . 87 0 o Ballydonaghy " 122 1 9 27 22 11 11 1 12 10 1 9 1 9 22 61 0.36 402 5 Ballygargan " 303 1 32 136 119 58 61 1 36 33 ! 33 , 33 119 128 0.93 467 0 33 Ballytiannon " 279 2 15 85 96 43 53 1 22 24 24 , 24 96 106 0.91 655 15 Ballymacrandal « 168 ' 3 39 64 47 26 21 14 1 15 1 14 , 1 14 47 75 0.63 423 5 Ballynaghy « 83 ; 2 25 96 96 45 51 j 29 28 27 1 26 78 108 0.72 493 0 Breagh " 252 1 15 70 49 24 25 14 13 13 , 13 49 80 0.61 i 459 15 Carrlck » 167 3 5 7 14 6 6 ! 1 5 3 1 ^ 1 1 3 14 14 1.00 273 10 Drumllsnagrllly « 70 0' 0 26 6 3 3 1 4 4 2 2 2 ' 6 9 0.67 1 109 0 Drumnacanvy " 111 2 38 52 105 57 48 1 14 48 29 , 19 29 105 121 0.87 582 5 Hacknahay " 99 31 9 39 35 17 18 1 15 14 13 1 13 35 44 0.80 217 10 Knock « 104 3 23 33 411 22 19 14 14 13 1 13 \ 41 57 0.72 1 226 10 Knocknamuckly " 254 2 7 99 1 97 44 53 31 30 29 , 1 29 ^ 97 110 0.88 1 401 0 Leva^ery, part of « 137 2 34 39 27 12 15 10 7 7 • 7 27 33 0.82 227 5 44. CORNAKINNEGAR D. E. D. « 3,558 1^o\ H 1,279 l,384l 647 737 289 313 303 10 297 1,277 1,269 1.01 6,778 10 Annalolst Townland 345 0 1 100 93] 43 50 25 27 25 2 25 93 106 0.88 1I 444 0 Clankllvoragh " 161 2 6 43 31 17 i 14 7 • ^ i 7 , 7 31 39 0.79 288 15 Clanrolla »» 318 0 37 70 1 75 34 41 13 i 13 13 , 13 75 61 1.23 778 I 0 Cornaklnnegar " 308 0 31 219 1 214 64 ; 150 30 29 29 I , 27 125 1^ 0.91 ' 913 5 Demesne " 11 1 ^ 3 8 6 1 2 1 2 1 1 ? 1 8 I 4 2.00 25 10 Derrylisnahavll " 118 3 25 28 25 13 ^ 12 9 1 11 10 1 10 25; 42 0.60 216 15 Donagreagh •» 174 1 ^ 38 33 17 j 16 10 10 10 , 10 33 46 0.72 255 5 Dougher " 51 0 24 . • . . . . . , , , , • 91 15 Drumnakelly »» 200 3 7 105 117 56 61 29 29 29 • 29 i 117 119 0.98 428 5 -.— « TABLE 4, - Area, Population, Houses, County, Municipal Boroughs, Urban Districts, Accommodation, and Valuation - continued Rural Districts, District Electoral Divisions, CO Townlands, and Towns Population Houses Accommodation 1 Rateabl A County Districts 1951 1951 Popula 1 Valuation District Electoral Divisions, Area No. of tion In Rooms Persons 1 in Private Townlands and Towns 1937 1937 In Private Occu per 1952 Persons Males Females Total Unln- Build House habited habltecl ing House pied Room holds holds Acres R. P. 1 £ s. RURAL DISTRICTS - continiMed LURGAN RURAL DISTRICT • continued 44. CORNAKINNEGA.R D.E.D, - o continued w Dnmmamoe Townland 61 0 4 7 81 40 41 1 14 14 , 14 81 51 1.59 96 15 Z Drumnykeme " 214 0 9 48 38 21 17 13 12 10 2 10 38 38 1.00 307 15 Klllaghy " 138 2 2 66 74 39 35 14 17 17 • 17 74 76 0.97 248 5 Klnnegoe " 447 3 35 86 131 72 59 1 24 33 32 1 32 131 132 0.99 530 5 Liscorran " 186 1 29 30 40 22 18 12 14 14 • 14 40 50 0.80 286 10 O Lurgan tarry » 96 2 6 13 13 4 9 3 3 3 • 3 13 11 1.18 144 10 Tannaghmore North " 283 3 7 208 147 70 77 49 37 36 1 36 147 149 0.99 843 15 Tullydagan « 127 2 36 34 32 16 16 i 8 8 7 1 7 32 33 0.97 212 : 0 Tullyronnelly " 43 1 24 26 34 15 19 1 6 7 6 1 6 34 25 1.36 72 5 O 1.20 TuiTOoyra " 269 0 4 155 198 98 100 35 40 40 • 36 180 150 595 0 H Island In Lough Neagh: W Phil Roe's Flat 0 0 29 • • • • • • • • • • • • - - 45. DRUMGREE D.E.D. 5,849 2 "li" 1,372. 1,319 685 634 379 386 350 36 351 1,319 1,473 0.90 6,728 "ira Ballynagowan Townland 499 2 9 189 154 83 71 46 49 45 4 46 154 206 0.75 935 18 m Clonamola " 60 0 38 15 12 5 7 4 4 4 • 4 12 21 0.57 108 15 Corbracky " 302 3 31 52 86 43 43 15 23 23 , 23 86 95 0.91 433 10 Comalack " 81 0 3 27 16 7 9 7 6 5 1 5 16 23 0.70 173 5 Derrlnraw •* 904 0 33 266 223 113 110 68 64 59 5 59 223 232 0.96 798 0 a Derryall " 361 1 1 43 35 20 15 13 10 9 1 9 35 58 0.60 373 15 Derryanvll " 218 3 13 52 54 31 23 17 18 18 • 18 54 71 o.7e 318 10 Derrybrughas " 252 2 4 20 13 8 5 1 8 6 4 2 4 13 19 0.68 1 252 0 Derrycaw » 172 0 23 55 37 22 15 11 13 11 2 11 37 51 0.73 1 195 5 Derrycory " 196 1 32 54 53 27 26 i 16 18 16 2 16 53 55 0.96 264 15 Derrykerran » 251 2 16 63 53 29 24 22 21 19 2 19 53 82 0.65 208 0 Derrylard " 645 1 38 191 220 108 112 46 49 44 5 44 220 1 182 1.21 531 15 Derrymacfall " 433 1 36 73 57 31 26 24 19 17 2 17 57 1 71 0.80 311 0 Derrymattry •• 118 0 25 25 30 19 11 8 7 7 • 7 30 1 27 1.11 135 1 0 Derryneskan " 214 2 24 39 37 19 18 9 9 7 2 7 37 26 1.42 172 10 Derryvane " 190 3 36 28 30 16 14 11 10 10 , 10 30 38 0.79 159 15 Drumcree " 162 1 34 26 37 18 19 8 11 10 1 10 37 38 0.97 261 15 Drumgoose " 95 2 12 21 27 13 14 7 8 7 1 7 27 30 0.90 196 5 Dnnnmenagih « 160 2 14 46 61 31 30 14 14 14 , 14 61 57 i 1.07 269 15 Kllmagamlsh " 177 0 35 41 34 15 19 11 13 9 4 9 34 46 0.74 310 10 Muckery " 350 0 36 46 50 27 23 1 ^^ 14 12 2 12 50 45 I 1.11 319 0 46. KERNAN D.E.D. 2, 874 3 3 1,227 1,206 596 610 \ 337 331 316 13 "~ ^ 321 1,206 1,370 0.88 6,067 19 Balteagji Townland 239 1 19 97 80 37 43 22 21 21 , , 21 80 98 0.82 442 10 Boconibra " 107 3 21 48 22 11 11 10 8 6 2 • 6 22 34 0.65 207 15 Cam «» 0.73 194 2 25 81 63 30 33 22 21 20 • ' ^ 20 63 86 360 5 ^ Clanrolla " 129 2 34' 33 24 11 13 ' 12 11 10 1 1 10 1 24 ! 41 1 0.59 1 222 4 ^ Crossmacahllly « 252 2 37 54 33 18 15 17 10 9 1 9 33 35 0.94 283 10 CD Derryrore •• 178 0 38 48 55 24 31 11 10 10 • 11 55 45 1.22 188 5 CO Drumnagoon « 256 0 2 82 105 53 52 22 26 24 2 26 105 109 0.96 477 15 Kernan " 170 1 18 152 162 86 76 ' 42 43 39 3 39 162 143 1.13 448 15 Knockmenagh " 107 1 37 ! 78 90 51 39 ! 20 20 20 . 21 90 95 0.95 274 15 Llsnamlntry « 161 2 5 i 44 34 15 19 10 9 9 . ^ i 34 48 0.71 261 10 Llsaisky « 185 3 18 t 109 142 59 83 35 40 39 1 40 142 174 0.82 723 5 Lylo " 116 2 11 72 75 39 36 23 23 22 1 22 75 95 0.79 344 10 Seagoe Lower " 290 3 , 8 ; 128 131 64 67. 38 40 39 1 39 131 172 0.76 1,006 0 Taranaflcarbet " 119 1 11 73 50 23 27 15 14 14 . 14 50 58 0.86 209 10 Tamnafiglassan » 180 1 6 43 54 28 26 11 11 11 . 11 54 50 1.08 276 5 Tarsan »• 203 3 33 85 86 47 39 27 24 23 1 23 86 87 0.99 341 5 47. LURQAN RURAL D.E.D. 2,332 1 26 9^ 1,021 501 520 1 261 283 277 6 277 1,021 1,247 0.82 5,687 15 Ballyblagti Townland 26 3 14 14 14 8 6 3 5 5 , 5 14 16 0.88 63 0 Drumgask « 172 1 1 114 99 53 46 27 25 23 2 23 99 114 0.87 335 15 Drumgor " 327 0 10 129 157 75 82 41 41 40 1 40 157 160 0.98 j 627 10 Knocknashane " 142 1 0 133 181 79 102 33 42 42 . 42 181 208 0.87 731 10 Le^gihory " 299 3 33 •70 56 28 28 17 17 16 1 16 56 81 0.69 535 0 Monbrlef " 292 0 31 140 128 70 58 35 33 33 . 33 128 150 0.85 639 0 Moyraverty " 375 0 16 126 81 35 46 36 27 26 1 26 81 119 0.68 641 0 Ta^inevan «« 1 220 2 29 ! 67 145 69 76 23 44 44 • 44 145 178 0.81 1,061 10 Tlrsogue " ! 73 3 25 33 35 18 17 9 11 11 . 11 35 47 0.74 159 15 Toberhewny « i 125 3 18 59 62 30 32 1 20 21 21 • 21 62 92 0.67 329 0 o Tullygaily " 276 1 9 1 74 63 36 27 1 17 17 16 1 63 82 0.77 564 15 o 1 ^^ d 48. MONTIAGHS D.E.D. 1 4,328 0 22 i 1,306 1,191 598 593 j 331 300 288 10 2 j 287 1,188 1,048 1.13 3, 603 0^ z Ballynery Townland 805 0 8 185 194 102 92 46 48 44 4 , 44 194 157 1.24 798 0 Derrycor « 318 2 30 68 59 32 27 17 15 14 . 1 14 59 49 1.20 170 5 H Derrylnver " 979 3 18 223 194 93 101 63 56 53 3 . 53 194 227 0.85 768 10 Derryloste " 1 563 2 12 133 98 50 48 34 26 25 • 1 25 98 106 0.92 477 5 O Derrytagh North " 1 272 3 17 334 263 139 124 71 62 60 2 . 60 263 179 1.47 236 0 Derryta^ South " 530 3 11 ' 108 102 47 55 29 26 25 1 . 24 99 85 1.16 445 5 > Derrytrasna " 845 3 32 255 281 135 146 71 67 67 67 281 245 1.15 707 15 Island in Lough Neagh: > - - o Reedy Flat j n_ 1 14 I - • • • 1 • • • • • • • • 33 49. PORTADOWN RURAL D.E.D. 3, 585 2 1 1,156 1,162 581 581 324 323 312 10 ~ 312 1,162 1,443 oTsT" 7,385 13~ Artabrackagh Townland 547 2 37 138 134 72 62 34 33 33 , 33 134 149 0.90 792 0 Ballyoran " 90 2 19 ; 64 62 34 28 22 15 15 • 15 62 56 1.11 240 5 Ballyworkan « 1 747 0 28 1 292 289 135 154 90 92 86 5 86 289 386 0.75 1,470 10 Baltylum « 1 38 2 19 7 4 2 2 3 2 2 • 2 4 8 0.50 74 15 Corcullentragh Beg •• 1 162 2 36 1 41 33 14 19 12 11 11 • 11 33 52 0.63 253 10 Corcullentragh More » 226 0 35 51 39 21 18 11 10 10 • 10 39 57 0.68 311 10 Drumnakelly « j 485 0 20 146 203 105 98 36 47 47 • 47 203 220 0.92 941 . 10 Drumnasoo " 221 3 34 i 97 118 55 63 31 30 30 , 30 118 130 0.91 430 10 Klluiorlarty " 327 1 381 81 47 21 26 22 18 17 1 17 47 82 0.57 592 0 Magjion »» 291 1 12 46 54 27 27 14 16 14 2 14 54 73 0.74 1,126 18 Mullantlne •» 276 1 32 63 53 29 24 14 15 13 2 13 1 53 76 0.70 520 15 Selshlon • " 170 0 11 j 130 1 126 66 60 35 34 34 • 34 126 154 0.82 631 10 50. TARTARAGHAN D.E.D. i 3,557 1 r 1,420 1,469 751 718 358 361 343 18 339 1,449 1,355 1.07 4,177 15 Ballynarry Townland 615 2 18 240 229 113 116 55 60 55 5 53 218 236 0.92 709 15 Breagh « 352 3 14 1 99 82 43 39 25 23 22 1 22 82 115 0.71 527 10 Cloncarrlsh « 180 1 4| 81 55 25 30 20 18 17 1 17 55 65 0.85 213 15 Cloncore « 556 2 35 228 251 126 125 50 52 49 3 49 251 202 1.24 599 0 Clonmakate •» 308 1 6 106 142 68 74 33 36 35 1 35 142 151 0.94 i 387 5 Clontylew »» j 150 2 37 i ^ 5 2 3 3 3 3 • 3 5 21 0.24 1 223 10 -^ TABLE 4. - Area, Population, Houses, County, Kkinicipal Boroughs, Urban Districts, Acconroodation, and Valuation - contitt'^ed Rural Districts, District Electoral Divisions, CO CO Townlands, and Towns Population Houses Accommodation 1 RfiteAb^A County Districts 1 XxOI-wCIL^/ 1951 1951 Popula Valuatj ion i Area No. Of District Electoral Divisions, tion in Private Rooms Persons 1 in Townlands and Towns 1937 1937 Private Occu per 1952 Persons Males Females Total In Unin Build House habited habited ing House pied Room holds holds i Acres R. P. 1 £ S. RURAL DISTRICTS - continued LURGAN RURAL DISTRICT • continued 50. TARTARA(3IAN D.E.iX - o continued w Derryau^ Townland 197 3 27 182 235 130 105 51 53 51 2 1 50 231 174 1.33 346 10 Derrycaw " 270 0 28 97 81 41 40 23 20 20 , 20 81 76 1.07 231 5 Derryllleagb. « 429 3 32 160 163 88 75 49 47 44 3 44 163 156 1.04 304 0 Magtiery » 367 3 16 175 186 96 90 38 39 39 , 38 181 127 1.43 464 5 Tarthlogue » 118 2 28 36 40 19 21 i 9 8 8 • • 8 40 32 1.25 161 0 o Islands In LDugli Neagii: Coney 8 0 18 7 , . 2 2 . 2 . . . ^ ^ 10 : 0 o Coney Flat 0 0 24 •__ l__ ;_ • ^ •___ • • • • • • • I ; H 6,896 a NEIRY NO. 2 RURAL DISTRICT 107,793 0 14 24,569 24,527 12,547 11,980 6,842 6,358 431 107 6.375 23,930 24.011 1.00 116,640 11 w 51. BALLYBOT D.E.D. 1,742 3 15 1,378 ' 1,486 715 771 249 288 273 8 7 270 1,086 1,241 0.88 6,127 4 "Z Balimiare Townland 130 0 11 97 149 66 83 24 31 31 , , 31 149 187 0.80 648 10 Carnagat " 209 1 4 438 387 169 218 i 36 40 38 2 , 37 160 139 1.15 i 600 4 Carnbane " 186 1 22 11 9 2 7 1 3 3 2 , 1 i 2 9 8 1.13 263 5 w Derry Beg " 370 3 6 269 303 140 163 1 66 81 77 4 , 77 303 303 1.00 1,026 0 Glasdnimmond " i 233 2 9 177 172 70 102 44 39 39 , . 38 133 153 0.87 802 0 > Llsdrumgulllon « 351 . 2 12 205 317 205 112 33 51 46 1 4 45 183 236 0.78 1,579 5 Llsdnunllska " 261 0 31 1 181 149 63 86 43 43 40 , 1 2 ! 40 149 215 0.69 1,208 0 52. BALLYHYRE D.E.D. 1 6,836 1 26 1 802 764 414 350 231 216 188 28 j 188 764 741 1.03 4,233 17 Agihlncurk Townland 1 1,164 1 17 140 150 88 62 39 39 33 6 1 33 1 150 114 1.32 586 10 Balimtate » 396 1 31 20 21 9 12 8 6 6 , 6 1 21 27 0.78 349 10 Ball in temple " 2,279 3 34 271 276 144 132 83 77 67 10 67 i 276 275 1.00 1, 448 15 Cavanaklll " 1,464 3 7 189 149 83 ee 48 46 41 5 41 ! 149 153 0.97 736 5 Knockavannon " 772 1 7 110 102 52 50 30 30 24 6 1 24 102 i 1061 0.96 658 7 OuUeckan " 758 2 10 72 66 38 28 23 18 17 1 1 17 66 66 j 1.00 454 1 10 53. BELLEEK D.E.D. 5,576 1 12 853 881 475 406 247 257 235 22 234 867 931 0.931 5,290 5 Belleek Townland 982 1 32 140 147 82 65 45 45 42 3 42 \ 147 1 151! 0.97 804 1 Carrlckananny " 160 2 8 31 30 16 14 ' 10 11 8 3 8 30 1 32 0.94 162 10 Carrlcfcgallogly " 264 0 7 33 31 14 17 10 11 10 1 ! 10 31 1 44 0.70 244 10 Carrovmannan " 1,127 3 36 133 117 69 48 31 32 , 31 1 i 31 1 117 125 0.94 753 15 Co Flat " 223 2 14 58 93 57 36 14 20 19 1 1 18 I 79 1 71 1.11 306 15 DrmnHarrlff " 598 1 30 71 79 39 '40 22 24 21 3 i 21 79 i 92 0.86 634 15 Drumllly « 682 2 10 126 126 70 56 j 43 42 36 6 36 126 119 1.06 625 19 Druuinationey " \ 344 0 35 54 59 32 27 1 14 14 12 2 12 1 59 61 0.97 347 0 Drumnaiiunshln " | 186 3 16 27 42 20 22 1 ill 11 10 1 10 42 51 0.B2 239 0 Greyhlllan " 206 ! 2 ' 21 47 26 13 13 .10 9 9 ! . 9 26 1 42 0.62 302 5 Lurgana " 316 2 17 31 39 21 18 7 11 10 , 10 39 47 0.83 388 5 Tullyah " 462 1 26 102 92 42 50 30 27 27 i» • 1 27 92 96 0.96 481 1 10 54. BESSBROOK NORTH D. E. D. 211 1 15 1,092 1,268 599 669 248 322 312 10 . 333 1,266 1, 189 1.06 2,431 5 Clogharevan, part of (a) (b) Townland Ell 1 , 15 1,092 1,268 599 669 248 322 312 10 • 533 1,266 1, 189 1.06 2, 431 5 Bessbrook Town, 'fyart of (h) - - ' - 1,069 1,247 586 661 242 313 306 7 • 328 1,247 1,167 1.07 - - 55. BESSBROOK SOUTH D.E.D. 357 0 23 912 1,053 462 591 211 268 260 8 . 268 986 1,063 0.93 4,937 10 Clogharevan, part of (a) (b) Townland 93 0 23 680 724 329 395 164 199 195 4 • 202 724 804 0.90 4,055 15 Magliernahely (b) " 264 0 0 232 329 133 196 47 69 65 4 • 66 262 259 1.01 881 15 Besshrook Toton, pari of (bj - - - 556 928 401 527 136 235 230 5 • 246 861 957 0.90 "" "" 56. CAMLOUGH D. E. D. 3,494 ""cT ~36~ 1,073 1,144 572 572 283 304 286 ' 17 T^ 286 1,135 942 1,20 3,698 16 Aghinafcane Townland 432 3 10 61 51 22 29 20 17 15 2 15 51 50 1.02 246 10 Ballynalack « 481 3 30 79 85 48 37 22 20 19 1 1 20 85 54 1.57 269 5 Carrlckbrackan (b) " 442 0 19 327 402 195 207 86 100 94 5 1 1 94 402 324 1.24 746 7 Carrlckclogjian " 405 3 6 131 127 59 68 30 36 33 3 |- 33 127 99 1.28 449 7 Carrlckcroppan »• 360 3 18 142 212 108 104 34 46 45 1 44 203 159 1.28 530 15 o Cross « 492 2 33 202 139 75 64 48 46 45 1 45 139 154 0.90 704 10 o Keggall " 479 3 32 65 66 34 32 19 15 12 3 12 66 40 1.65 438 8 C Sturgan " 398 0 8 66 62 31 31 24 24 23 1 23 62 62 1.00 313 14 z Bessbrook Town, H part of (b) - - " 56 56 26 30 15 13 13 • 13 56 51 1.10 - - >< 57. CAMLY D.E.D. 5,286 ""F" 4 793 709 375 334 ' 232 202 18^ 1^ 186 709" Wrz 1.24 2,827 o" o Aughanduff Townland 892 2 7 149 109 58 51 39 31 27 4 27 109 76 1.43 356 10 > Camly (Ball) " \ 439 0 24 66 82 40 42 ' 22 20 20 , 1 20 82 75 1.09 332 7 Cashel « 644 3 27 115 115 63 52 37 36 31 5 31 115 93 1.24 395 0 > Dorsy (Cavan , O^Hanlon) or o Roxbo rough « 146 3 23 22 27 14 13 5 6 6 , 6 27 18 1.50 103 5 X Dorsy (Hearty) » 249 0 19 1 ^4 17 8 9 9 7 7 , 7 17 17 1.00 92 10 Dorsy (Macdonald) \ or Carrlckrovaddy •* 569 3 37 83 52 30 22 20 16 15 1 15 52 46 1.13 i 317 10 Dorsy (Mullagh^lass) " 226 0 22 ! 32 32 16 16 8 8 8 , 8 32 26 1.23 \ 143 15 Drumal tnamuck « 63 3 37 i , , , , 1 , , , , . • , 46 10 Flnlskln H 116 0 16 i 25 18 8 10 6 4 4 , 4 18 12 1.50 85 5 Tullyogallagihan « 502 2 7 i 58 54 29 25 ; 19 15 13 2 13 54 30 1.80 191 15 Tullyvallan (Hamilton) East " 219 1 16 37 22 11 11 11 10 8 2 8 22 23 0.96 i 107 15 Tullyvallan (Tipping) East •« 152 1 15 27 29 14 15 6 6 6 , 6 29 20 1.45 108 5 Urameracara (Ball) North « 412 0 9 49 36 20 16 15 12 11 1 11 36 32 1.13 179 18 IMneracam (Ball) South w 44 0 4 4 4 2 2 1 2 2 , 2 4 9 0.44 ; 59 , 10 Urameracani (Johnston) " 396 3 22 72 86 47 39 24 , 21 ^ . 20 1 20 86 65 1.32 183 ! 15 Ummerlnvore " 1 ' 210 1 39 30 26 15 11 9 8 8 • .8 26 31 0.84 123 1 10 (a) This 'i'owniatia is divided between the D.E.D's. of BessbrooK North (54) and Bessbrook South (55). (b) Bils town of Bessbrook. is In the D.E.D's. of Bessbrook North (54), Bessbrook South (55), Camlou^ (56), Derrymore (61) and Mullaghglass (75) In this Rural District. The portion In Bessbrook North (54) D.E.D. stands on the Townland of Clogharevan; the portion in Bessbrook South (55) D.E.D. stands on the Townlands of caogbarevan and Ma^emahely; and the portion In Camlough (56) D.E.D. stands on the Townland of Carrlckbrackan. The figures for the various Townlands Include those shown for the respective portions of the town. The entire town contains 2,888 persons. continued Rural Districts, District Electoral Divisions, CO CO Townlands, and Towns Popula tion Houses Accommodation Rateflhl e County Districts AX a L c^ tz 1./J 1951 1951 J Popula Valuati on District Electoral Divisions, Area NO. of tion In Rooms Persons in Private Townlands and Towns 1937 1937 Private Occu per 1952 Persons ! Males 1Female s Total In unin Build House habited habited ing House pied Room holds holds Acres R. P. 1 ^ s. WRPL DISTRICTS • continued NEWRY NO. 2 RURAL DISTRICT - continued o 58. CREGQAN D.E.D. 4,673 1 23 703 663 356 307 214 201 190 10 1. 189 656 650 1.01 3,145 9 w 59 68 30 19 18 • 68 59 Annaghmare Townland 445 3 16 38 21 i 1 19 1.15 219 1 C/5 Cloghoge " 927 2 8 1 117 116 67 49 37 33 31 2 31 116 127 0.91 623 13 Creggan Bane Glebe " 588 1 21 i 121 111 51 60 36 37 34 3 32 104 118 0.88 413 15 Creggan Duff " 576 1 0 I 115 93 52 41 32 30 30 • 30 93 97 0.96 409 5 Drumbally " 266 3 25 i 51 37 19 18 15 15 14 1 14 37 35 1.06 168 15 O Drumlou^er " 555 0 12 80 77 43 34 22 20 18 2 18 77 61 1.26 393 13 Sheetrlm « 816 1 37 1 114 96 53 43 37 32 31 1 31 96 104 0.92 i 523 5 Urclier " . 1 496 3 24 46 65 33 32 14 15 14 14 65 49 1.33 j 394 2 o 59. CROSSMAGLEN D.E.D. 863 3 36 869 895 449 446 237 223 216 4 3 219 885 886 1.00 2,639 6 H Crossmaglen (a) Townland 303 0 11 560 613 311 302 147 145 142 2 1 143 603 636 0.95 1,833 3 Monog (a) « 223 1 J8 65 66 29 37 21 18 17 • 1 18 66 75 0.88 i 345 13 W Rathkeelan (a) »• 337 2 7 244 216 109 107 69 60 57 2 1 58 216 175 1.23 1 460 10 Crossmaglen Torun (a) - - - 626 705 3^7 358 i 181 178 173 ^ 1 176 695 . 739 0.9U " - 60. CULLAVILLE D.E.D. 3,885 3 14 791 721 391 330 231 203 202 1 202 715 591 1.21 2,787 3 m Annaghgad Townland 267 0 7 60 53 31 22 20 17 17 17 53 44 1.20 172 5 > Ballynacarry » 125 3 35 20 17 9 8 7 7 7 7 17 20 0.85 89 11 Carran » 309 1 5 51 62 29 33 16 15 15 15 62 46 1.35 324 15 D Carrlckamone " 119 2 18 29 25 13 12 1 7 7 7 7 25 19 1.32 91 15 Clarbane " 1 79 1 26 10 19 8 11 1 4 5 5 5 19 16 1.19 62 10 Corliss " 1 380 . 3 23 55 75 36 39 19 19 19 19 75 50 1.50 222 17 Cornahove " 165 0 16 24 17 6 11 8 6 6 \ 6 17 18 0.94 101 0 Creenklll « 321 3 11 52 48 28 20 il 12 12 i 12 48 39 1.23 207 5 Creevekeeran « 532 1 10 152 115 69 46 39 33 33 33 115 93 1.24 339 16 Cullavllle " 145 2 12 71 65 30 35 16 14 14 1 14 65 62 1.05 244 15 Dnmgose " 166 3 4 13 5 4 1 S 2 2 2 5 7 0.71 51 0 Glasdrunimanaghy " 190 0 29 73 62 38 24 19 17 16 :L 16 62 46 1.35 156- 3 Llsamry •» 137 3 16 16 14 7 7 4 3 3 3 14 8 1.75 63 7 Loughross « 251 0 26 31 41 24 17 12 10 10 9 35 25 1.40 197 3 Monagulllagh « 128 3 28 41 29 14 15 17 10 10 1 10 29 25 1.16 ! 102 1 Teer " 247 3 1 53 ' 41 27 14 16 14 14 15 41 38 1.08 i 166 15 Teer Island " 128 0 10 • • • . • . , . . . . 1 60 0 Tullyard " 188 0 17 40 33 18 15 14 12 12 1 12 33 35 0.94 134 5 61. DERRYMORE D.E.D. 1,620 0 35 1,012 1,128 556 572 244 297 281 15 ~ 281 1,128 1,046 1.08 3,401 10 ' Altnavelgh Townland 484 0 27 89 82 41 41 20 20 18 2 , 1 18 82 88 0.93 422 10 Carrlvekeeny « 186 3 32 48 1 39 21 18 15 14 13 1 . 13 39 37 1.05 153 15 Cloghreagh " 226 2 31 167 1 394 192 202 50 103 98 4 1 98 394 374 1.05 1,301 5 Corrlnshlgo " 396 3 16 126 [ 84 42 42 26 26 24 2 24 84 78 1.08 344 15 Derry More (b) N 1 325 2 9 1 582 529 260 269 1 133 134 128 6 128 529 469 1.13 i 1,179 5 Oi CO CO Bess brook Tovn, part of (bj — " — mij- l48^ 236 21^8 96 118 im ^ • im 1^84 U25 1.14 "" - 62. DORSY D.E.D. 4,326 3 34 786 812^ 436 376 240 223 221 \ 2 . 220 805 7^7 . 1.05 3,682 T"^ Cullyhanna Big Townla.nd 655 3 i 23 140 168 90 78 43 46 46 , 45 161 181 0.89 681 15 Cullyhanna Little N 333 1 1 22 50 43 27 16 18 14 14 , , 14 43 36 1.19 282 17 Dorsy If 1,307 1 32 249 263 147 116 74 71 71 , , 71 263 234 1.12 1 989 10 Freeduff n 303 3 25 34 40 19 21 12 11 11 , , 11 40 50 0.80 308 10 Skerrlff (Trueman) n 340 1 33 42 45 23 22 17 15 15 , , 15 45 50 0.90 276 10 Tullynavall N 843 2 30 166 149 77 72 49 41 39 2 , 39 149 125 1.19 791 12 Tullyvallan (HamiltonJ West n 99 1 22 20 26 12 14 6 6 6 , . 6 26 20 1.30 69 17 Tullyvallan (MacullaghJ M 256 1 19 46 34 15 19 12 9 1 9 , , 9 34 32 1.06 170 17 Tullyvallan (Tipping) West n 186 li 28 I 39 44 1 26 18 9 10 10 • • 10 44 39 1.13 110 13 63. DRUMBANAGHER D.E.D. 5, 432 2 7 799 720 370 350 216 219 199 19 1 199 720 881 0.82 6,850 14 Ballenan Townland 255 0 6 19 15 8 7 5 5 4 1 4 15 22 0.68 273 5 Ballydogherty If 386 2 14 38 24 15 9 11 10 8 2 8 24 40 0.60 434 10 Carrlckbrack It 213 1 22 34 37 18 19 11 12 9 3 9 37 41 0.90 268 5 Gorrlnare If 168 2 24 24 29 15 14 7 8 7 1 7 29 30 0.97 214 15 Crankey II 285 0 17 21 18 10 8 7 8 7 .L "7 18 27 0.67 326 0 o Creeve H 1 133 1 16 15 7 4 3 3 3 3 3 7 13 0.54 137 4 o Cullentragh 11 243 3 23 35 32 15 17 14 10 9 1 9 32 37 0.86 319 5 c Drumbanagjier It 285 1 2 61 79 39 40 19 23 23 23 79 110 0.72 434 5 Drummond It 211 3 2 25 24 14 10 7 5 5 5 24 28 0.86 246 0 H Killybodagh M 379 1 24 79 41 19 22 21 12 11 ' 11 41 43 0.95 653 10 Kllmonaghan It 182 2 0 56 59 34 25 12 14 14 14 59 72 0.82 283 8 Kllrea It 300 3 15 22 40 17 23 6 7 7 7 40 27 1.48 348 15 o Knockduff If 185 1 8 47 41 23 18 14 12 12 12 41 58 0.71 281 5 Lesh II 400 2 27 55 59 27 32 16 19 18 1 18 59 70 0.84 464 10 > Llsnagree n 241 1 15 1 56 54 23 31 14 18 17 1 17 54 56 0.96 318 15 Llssummon If 567 2 15 103 96 48 48 22 27 24 3 24 96 96 1.00 690 5 Rathconvll 11 330 2 27 43 20 14 6 10 9 7 2 7 20 36 0.56 390 5 > Serse It 439 3 17 44 33 20 13 , 12 13 10 3 10 33 61 0.54 533 7 SkegatUllda H 221 1 13 22 12 7 5 5 4 4 • 4 12 14 0.86 233 5 o 64. DRUMINTEE D.E.D. 3,010 0 12 713 684 340 344 234 220 195 24 1 194 680 607 1.12 2,263 0 Aghadavoyle Townland 906 3 21 257 260 125 135 85 80 70 9 1 69 256 224 1.14 759 10 Cloghlnny It 324 3 17 51 41 17 24 1 18 16 11 5 , 11 41 34 1.21 233 17 Drumlntee II 1,058 3 19 212 215 111 104 67 65 58 7 , ' 58 215 187 1.15 ' 714 2 Foughlll Etra ft 719 1 35 193 168 87 81 64 59 56 3 • 56 168 162 1.04 555 11 65. FATHOM D.E.D. 3,434 2 o] 860 883 456 427 232 309 223 18 68 222 881 863 1.02 9,253 10 Ballymacdermot Townland 712 2 7 125 128 64 64 40 36 32 4 , 32 128 103 1.24 519 10 Carrlvemaclone If 192 2 27 31 96 54 42 7 20 19 1 , 19 96 98 0,98 1 201 10 Cloghoge It 389 2 1 107 108 53 55 28 26 26 • , 1 26 108 82 1.32 i 558 1 Drumalane It 263 3 38 172 181 85 96 42 114 45 1 68 45 181 226 0.80 6,633 5 Elllsholdlng IT 295 1 29 93 84 50 34 25 27 26 1 , 26 84 87 0.97 1 274 10 Fathom Lower It 746 1 14 200 179 95 84 53 50 43 7 • 42 177 156 1.13 : 681 19 Fathom Upper It 834 0 4 132 107 55 52 37 36 32 4 32 107 111 0.96 384 15 (a) The town of Crossuiaglen stands on the Townlands of Crossmaglen, Monog and Rathlceelan, the figures for which Include those shovm for the town. (b) The portion of Bessbrook Town stands on the Townland of Derry More, the figures for which Include those shown for this portion of the town. Tlie remainder of the town Is m the D.E. D's. of Bessbrook North (54), Bessbrook south (55), Camlou^ (56) and Mullaghglass (75) In this Rural District. The entire town contains 2888 persons. M: TABLE 4. Area, Population, Houses, County, Ifcinicipal Boroughs, Urban Districts, fcj Population Houses AccooDoda t ion 1 Rflt^flfii'. County Districts I zvavcw 1951 1951 Popula Lon District Electoral Divisions, Area NO. Of 1 Valuat tion In Rooms Persons Town lands and Toims Private 1937 1937 In- Private Occu per 1 195'•^2 Persons Hales Fenales Total imin- J Bulld- House- bablted Habited ing House- pied Room bolds liolds Acres R. P. 1 £ S. RCHAL DISTRICTS • continued NEWRY NO. 2 FURAL DISTRICT - continued^ o 66. FDRKILL D.E.D. 3,S37 3 23 802 742 386 356 240 209 197 12 - 196 731 657 1.11 2,715 7 m Garrlckastlckan Tovmland 851 0 12 181 178 92 86 54 52 50 2 50 178 162 1.10 759 10 Z Carrlgans " 513 0 2 120 1 113 60 53 39 28 1 26 1 2 26 i 113 80 1.41 364 15 G Carrlve •• 913 1 0 12 144 1 124 65 1 59 ; 49 41 1 40 1 ' 1 40 1 124 120 1.03 544 15 Shean » 960 2 37 357 1 327 169 158 98 88 81 7 80 , 316 295 1.07 1,046 7 eV, GIASDRUMMAN D.E.D. 4,467 ^"T 13 777 760" ' 408 ' 352 \ 236 201 ' 200 ' 1~ 199 ^ 755 654: 1.15 2,430 1 4 o Ballynaclosha Townland 141 1 1 4 34 ' 27 17 i 10 13 10 10 10 27 35 ^ 0.77 112 ! 0 carnally " 812 0 20 1 123 1 129 73 56 1 30 30 30 1 30 129 111 1 1.16 391 1 0 Glasdrmnman « 1,146 1 2 39 155 159 1 86 ; 73 1 54 45 45 44 154 145 i 1.06 627 0 o Lepioylln " 342 2 21) 56 44 20 24 ! 14 1 10 10 10 44 • 43 1 1.02 i1 200 0 Lurgancullenboy » 653 1 18 122 125 68 57 43 1 36 36 36 125 111 1.13 j ' 318 5 H Mounthlll " 527 0 111 67 54 24 30 1 i 17 15 15 15 54 50 1.08 1 298 10 a Tullydonnell (Gaie) « 256 0 34 79 80 45 35 ! 20 19 19 1 19 80 65 1.23 i 198 9 m Tullydonnell 'Z (O^Callaghan) « 588 0| 26 1 141 142 75 67 45 i 36 35 1 35 142 94 1.51 285 0 68. KILLEEN D.E.D. 3,210 ~~Ti "3l1 684 669~ 354 315 225 214 189 25 190 669 627 1.07 2,334 12 m Agliayalloge Townland 574 • i' 4 165 185 101 84 1 54 52 47 5 47 185 145 1.28 527 5 > Clontygora " 1,204 il 33 206 194 92 102 70 66 55 11 55 i 194 190 1.02 687 2 Kllleen « 1,008 ^^ 9 253 236 130 106 80 76 72 4 73 : 236 228 1.04 822 10 Newtown ' 422 25 1 60 54 31 23 21 20 15 5 15 i 54 : 64 0.84 297 15 o ^ 69. KILLEVY D.E.D. 4,087 i| o! 776 ' 781 413 368 1 224 225 198 27 j 196 1 772 \ 622 j 1.24 1 3,212. 4 Annaliala Townland 1 662 1 1 47 ^ 79 36 43 16 20 18 S 1 16 j 70 ^ 52 1.35 309 ^ 0 Balllnllss « 507 2 6 116 112 i 64 48 40 35 30 5 j 30 1 112 ! 73 1.53 333 5 Ball m temple » j 886 0 30 140 \ 106 i 54 52 42 39 32 i 7 32 106 : 78 1.36 821 ' 0 Clonlum » 1 715 3 5 125 ! 118 1 67 51 40 , 41 34 i 7 34 1 118 : 111 1.06 546 1 9 Melgti « 436 3 19 192 ! 205 1 99 106 39 1 49 48 1 48 1 205 i 194 1.06 545 j 10 Seafln « 1 539 0 9 102 87 53 34 29 23 22 1 1 1 22 i 87 : 72 1.21 428 0 Tamnaghbane « 339 2 10 54 74 40 34 18 18 : 14 4 14 74 j 42 1.76 229 0 70. UTBIRGET D.E.D. 4,382 "~o1 ""ol ' 677 652 358" 294 203 200 173 27| 171 640 i 533 1.20 2,476 4 Annaclogbmullln Townland 368 0 11 62 I 67 37 30 19 1 17 15 2 15 ! 67 1 44 1.52 195 3 Ballard " ' 998 1 22 90 84 46 38 32 31 24 1 7 24 1 84 65 1.29 321 17 Carnacally « 99 2 22 16 1 16. 1 10 6 4 4 i . j 4 16 12 1.33 51 5 CarrlcimagallXagh " 219 3 5 29 1 34 i 18 16 9 9 9^ 1 • j 9 34 27 1.26 123 11 Carrlcknagavna " 589 1 33 89 ! 70 1 41 29 31 27 21 6 1 21 70 74 0.95 367 10 Doctor's Quarter " 83 3 14 18 i 14 8 6 5 5 4 1 4 14 12 1.17 58 0 Duburren " 526 J 3 21 77 1 76 36 40 22 22 19 3 18 69 58 1.19 333 8 LatlDlrget It 1 738 1 1 1 13 1 138 151 84 67 : 1 40 42 ! 37 5 ' 1 37 i 151 1 110 1.37 1 452 [ Q Levallymore n 261 3 8 56 45 27 18 ; 14 14 ! 12 2 12 ^ 45 36 1.25 190 0 CO Lislea n 495 3 11 102 95 51 44 27 29 1 28 1 27 ! 90 1 95 0.95 383 2 CO 71. MOUNTNORRIS D.E.D. 5, 478 2 \M 976 1,032 504 528 254 286 265 21 [ 266 1,032 1 1,227 0.84 7,733 1^ Ballygorman Townland 390 2 zz 44 40 22 18 13 10 9 1 9 40 47 0.85 448 10 Ballyvally It 184 0 31 29 23 13 10 : 5 6 4 2 4 23 23 1.00 211 10 Bolton n 393 3 27 29 42 20 22 10 12 12 12 42 57 0.74 440 15 Brackagli H 184 1 6 8 18 8 10 55 5 5 5 18 24 0.75 209 0 Carran n 166 3 32 27 18 8 10 7 6 6 6 : 18 27 0.67 i 197 10 Cornagrally !l 309 0 i 23 86 80 43 37 23 20 20 20 80 95 0.84 472 ' 0 Corrlnure n 150 3 ! 38 14 32 17 15 5 7 7 7 32 30 1.07 193 15 Creggan Lower It 221 3 i 5 22 19 10 9 1 6 4 4 4 1 19 26 0.73 247 1 0 Creggan Upper tt 195 i 2 i 12 33 38 19 19 1 10 10 10 11 38 40 0.95 240 0 Drumcrow n 310 1 2 1 17 75 66 38 28 1 14 14 13 1 13 ' 63 1.05 369 5 Dmramllt It 234 1 1 26 31 17 10 7 1 7 7 7 7 ! 1m7 30 0.57 273 i 0 Kllcon ti 181 i 1 1 2 20 27 15 12 9 8 8 8 27 36 0.75 219 i 15 Klllycam Lower n 186 1 3 1 36 30 17 7 10 1 8 6 6 6 17 28 0.61 251 5 Klllycarn upper N 339 ! 1 0 62 44 19 25 j 14 13 12 1 12 44 58 0.76 421 15 Llsnlsk N 182 Z 33 14 25 13 12 1 5 5 5 • 5 25 21 1.19 200 10 Maytone ft 375 \ 2 38 71 53 27 26 i 16 16 15 1 15 53 70 0.76 1 517 1 15 MOTintnorrls n 556 2 0 159 267 120 147 1 46 87 72 15 . 72 267 326 0.82 1, 545 ! 10 Mullaglamore R 337 3 14 66 79 41 38 1 17 18 1 18 • 18 79 78 1*01 401 0 Tullyallen N 252 3 8 92 78 33 45 20 17 1 1^7 . ' 1 1^7 78 72 1.08 383 10 Tullyherron n 323 0 4 1 64 49 21 28 16 15 15^ • 15 49 76 0.64 490 5 o 72. MOYBANE D.E.D. 3,531 0 28! o~ 719 384 335 226 199 197 1 • 1 199 719 557 1.29 2,188 13 o Cappagti Townland ; 172 3 22 40 31 17 14 9 9 1 9 9 31 25 1.24 98 0 Claranagh H ' 358 3 12^1 87 89 48 41 27 25 1 25 25 89 60 1.48 221 13 H Clonalig 612 0 261 156 156 73 83 47 44 ! 44 45 156 133 1.17 406 7 Coolderry If • 224 3 33 21 33 20 13 13 11 i 10 10 33 26 1.27 118 15 Cornoona^ ft 545 3 17 129 109 60 49 45 31 1 31 i 32 109 90 1.21 271 10 O Dmmboy ft 275 1 10 42 57 28 29 13 12 ! 12 12 ; 57 35 1.63 153 18 Druramuck > 1^ 3 25 32 25 16 9 6 7 7 7 j 25 21 1.19 100 15 Drmnmuckavall ft 290 0 10 57 47 26 21 17 15 I 14 14 47 38 1.24 188 12 > LIseal gat tt 220 1 20 29 34 22 12 11 10 10 i '^1 10 1 34 30 1.13 1 154 6 Lissaraw tt 260 2 10 55 54 31 23 18 16 1 16 16 1 54 42 1.29 184 5 Moybane ft 340 3 141 69, 79 40 39 18 17 17 17 ' 79 51 1.55 237 15 > Shelland tt 91 1 29 2 5 3 2 2 2 2 2 5 6 0.83 52 17 O 73. MOYRA CASTLE D.E.D. 3,477 1 ~~7^ 779 738 379 359 1 259 231 207 24 206 733 665 1.10 2,805 10 Carrlckbroad Townland 1,203 0 32 242 213 118 95 83 78 66 12 66 213 182 1.17 771 12 Edenappa ft 506 1 32 159 162 82 80 47 48 45 3 44 157 172 0.91 545 17 Foughlll Otra If 960 3 13 227 219 107 112 ! 74 67 61 6 61 1 219 196 1.12 874 11 Tievecrora n 806 3 10 151 144 72 72 55 38 35 3 35 144 115 1.25 613 10 201 708 650" 1.09 3,006 74. MULUCHIBANE D.E.D. ^ 4,770 3|^ 751 708 367 341 235 240 201 23 16 iT Augjtiadanove Townland 340 1 4 1 86 50 26 24 1 21 20 18 2 18 50 57 0.88 263 5 Ballykeel ft 155 31 27 1 42 53 26 27 12 12 12 • 12 53 34 1.56 100 15 ft Carrlckaldreen 232 •3| 19 I 37 26 14 12 i 13 11 11 . 11 26 37 0.70 176 7 Clarklll ft 237 3 15 1 44 47 30 17 15 15 14 1 14 47 37 1.27 173 10 Glebe ft 93 1 34 15 20 10 10 6 5 5 , 5 20 15 1.331 100 15 Longfleld ft 398 1 o! 2 52 34 32 17 20 14 6 14 53 1.25 312 1*5 Maphoner ft 447 1 3 11 117 14m\6 73 73 38 40 37 3 37 14ee6 125 1.17 428 17 Hullagibtiane ft 651 1 2 28 91 691 35 34 1 28 38 22 • 16 22 69 72 0,96 416 1 Shanroe It 622 1 1 34 106 118 55 63 1 32 38 33 5 33 118 117 1.01 476 15 Slleve Gullion ft 978 3 M 35 22 13 ^ 15 7 7 . 7 22 17 1.29 124 5 Tullymacreeve ft 611 2 36 126 91 51 40 38 34 28 6 28 91 86 1.06 1 433 : 7 to •p TAM£ 4. - Area, PopulaticMi, Houses, County, K&inicipal Boroughs, Urban Districts, jj Accomnodationj and Valuation - continued Rural Districts, District Electoral Divisions, Townlands, and Towns . , Population Houses Ac c onsnod a t i on 1 Ratenbl A County Districts 1951 1951 Popula Valuation District Electoral Divisions, Area NO. Of tion m Rooms Persons in Townlands and Towns 1937 1937 Private Private Occu per 1952 Persons Males Females Total In unin Build House habited habited ing House pied Room holds holds Acres R. P. 1 £ s. BURAL DISTRICTS - continued NEiRy NO. 2 aJRAL DISTRICT - continued o 75» MULLAGHGLASS D.E.D. 2,299 2 8 i 917 846 406 440 217 235 220 14 1 220 846 990 0.85 4,284 15 w Clo^lnny Townland 282 3 33 58 59 30 29 1 17 15 13 2 . 13 59 63 0.94 345 15 2; Derrywllligan »» 325 2 27 76 51 22 29 1 18 17 16 . 1 16 51 78 0.65 379 15 Goragji " 425 0 39 89 89 48 41 i 22 20 20 • 20 89 106 0.84 834 15 Latt " 305 2 24 77 63 31 32 18 18 16 2 • 16 63 79 0.80 382 15 G May torn (a) « 278 0 . 16 333 268 118 150 79 80 77 3 • 77 268 333 0.80 1,054 0 MullagligLass " 681 3 29. 284 316 157 159 1 63 85 78 7 • 78 316 331 0.95 1,287 15 O Bessbrook fawn, part of (a) - - - 230 173 76 97 53 53 51 2 • ^^i 173 230 0.75 - ^ o 76. NEWTOWN EAMILTON D.E.D. 2,787 0 20 \ 896 839 425 414 275 273 250 19 4 248 822 .1, 121 0.73 3, 541 19 H TUllyvallan, part of (b) (c) Townland 2,787 0 20 896 839 425 414 275 273 250 19 4 248 822 1,121 0.73 1 3,541 19 W Mewtown Hamilton Town (c) - - - 569 586 285 301 186 199 183 12 ^ 181 569 852 0.67 - - r« 1 847 836 453 383 252 228 222 5 1 221 831 1,106 »—• 77. POYNTZ PASS D.E.D. 1 4»142 3 8 0.75 6,365 15 :^ Acton Townland 24 .3 12 67 58 29 29 19 17 17 , 17 58 86 0.67 125 0 m A^antaraghan " 765 0 8 ; 114 151 86 65 30 37 37 , 37 151 176 0.86 1,064 10 Ballynagrea^ " 1 156 1 181 12 12 5 7 6 4 3 1 3 12 11 1 1.09 178 10 > BallynalecK: « 1 332 2 9: 45 38 21 17 15 15 13 2 13 38 69 I 0.55 436 5 Ballyrea^ " 371 1 34 39 49 32 17 11 10 10 , 10 49 1 58 ] 0.84 430 10 a Brannock (d) » 333 3 20 77 92 47 45 20 22 22 , 21 87 1 89 1 0.98 734 j 10 Oorcnm « 218 2 26 35 41 24 17 9 9 8 1 8 41 -37 1 1.11 251 1 15 Crew More » 272 3 17 29 18 10 8 9 6 6 , 6 18 33 1 0.55 301 15 Demo an » 1 346 3 35 39 65 38 27 10 18 17 1 17 65 70 1 0.93 458 5 Fedemagh (d) « 233 1 121 151 128 64 64 46 35 35 , ^ 35 1 128 1 185 0.69 599 15 CEasdnJBiBian •» 1 97 1 5i 4 5 3 2 2 2 2 • 2 1 5 j 11 0.45 124 10 Llsraw " i 366 1 361 33 41 20 21 9 8 8 , 8 41 36 1.14 403 5 Tannyoky « ! 181 1 27 22 23 12 11 10 6 6 , 6 1 23 1 24 0.96 221 10 Tullyllnn »» 1 189 2 9: 21 11 6 5 1 5 3 3 , 3 ! 11 ! 17 1 0.65 231 5 Tlillynacross (d) " 252 0 20 159 104 56 48 51 36 35 • 1 35 104 1 204 0.51 804 10 Poyntz Pass Town, part of (d) - - - 272 229 120 109 86 6^ 63 . 1 62 I 220- 3U8 \ 0.6U 1 - - 78. lULLYHAPPY D.E.D, 5,198 0 28 j 737 650 345 305 201 198 177 21 177 650 813 0.80 1 5,503 15 Duvenia^ Townland 755 1 25, 139 112 58 54 1 33 30 29 1 29 112 136 0.82 806 5 Ena^ " 166 2 13! 39 35 20 15 : 8 8 8 , 8 35 27 1.30 184 15 Eshwary « 509 2 36 i 93 81 39 42 1 23 22 20 2 20 81 88 0.92 485 15 Keady Beg « 322 3 18 50 48 22 26 14 15 14 1 14 48 67 0.72 359 10 Keady More » ; 365 0 4 50 30 14 16 16 14 12 2 12 30 55 0.55 406 5 Llsadlan •« 694 1 2 81 81 43 38 24 26 22 4 22 81 105 0.77 727 0 Llsnalee « 1 463 1 20 49 61 34 27 14 15 15 • 15 61 68 0.90 483 15 Llssaraw n 1 347 3 1 101 48 1 44 : 26 1 18 1 15 1 13 1 10 1 3 1 10 1 44 i 43 1 1.02 1 325 5 Rathcarbry n 325 1 li 25 ! 25 15 10 • 9 9 1 9 • 9 25 1 36 0.69 343 5 CD Tullyhappy n 732 3 16 94 86 46 40 26 28 23 5 23 86 120 0.72 903 10 Tullywlnny R 514 3 33 69 47 28 19 19 18 15 3 15 47 68 0.69 1 478 10 79. TULLYVALLAN D.E.D. 5,970 0 8| 795 744 399 345 246^ 205 195 10 194 739 818 0.90 4,473 1 Altnamacfcan Townland 621 3 1] 80 72 37 35 25 19 18 1 18 1 72 91 0.79 630 13 Ballynarea It 385 0 281 62 58 33 25 14 12 12 • 12 58 i 59 0.98 308 16 Camly (MacullaghJ n 1,030 0 33! 97 97 50 47 39 31 30 1 30 97 ! 111 0.87 616 7 Carrlckaculllon It 88 2 29 • • • . . 1 • 1 • • • . 17 15 Cortamlat H 764 1 20 91 113 53 60 32 27 27 • 27 113 132 0.86 529 10 Klltybane or LI si el trim n 449 0 6 87 51 29 B2 21 17 16 1 16 51 55 0.93 318 5 Mulla^duff n 334 1 33 37 38 20 18 ' U 9 9 , 9 38 44 0.86 271 15 Sfcerrlff (TichbumJ it 420 0 0 90 67 38 29 29 23 19 4 19 67 65 1.03 350 15 TUllyvallan, part of (e) It 1,.876 1 18 251 248 139 109 75 66 64 2 • 63 243 261 0.93 1,429 5 TANDERAGEE RURAL DISTRICT 17,310 1 6 3,383 3,201 1,670 1,531 950 929 871 53 5 871 3,201 3,906 0.82 25,289 17 80. BALLYSHEIL D.E.D. 4,023 2 12 607 556 310 246 175 155 141 14 1 141 556 689 0.81 5,026 3 Au^llsh Townland 309 1 25 1 115 104 60 44 30 27 26 1 26 104 149 0.70 587 13 Ballyargan It 197 1 30 1 8 14 9 5 , 5 5 4 1 i 4 14 14 1.00 i 210 10 Ballyshell Beg n 301 1 36 60 65 38 27 14 13 13 , .13 65 70 0.93 444 5 Ballyshell More It 338 3 15 80 78 41 37 ! ZZ 20 17 3 17 78 79 0.99 427 10 O Clo^oge ft 229 1 12 34 39 18 21 10 9 9 , 9 39 41 0.95 ' 259 0 O Corema^ « 235 1 2 23 7 3 4 6 6 4 2 4 7 12 0.58 256 0 Corlust N 350 0 30 41 31 19 12 12 10 8 2 8 31 39 0.79 410 0 c Crew Beg It 259 0 0 24 18 10 8 9 6 4 2 4 18 21 0.86 282 10 Drumlnargal n i 391 1 37 57 50 26 24 15 13 13 , 13 50 68 0.74 1 474 10 z Mavemacullen It 400 1 14 47 . 39 25 14 15 13 10 3 10 39 52 0.75 518 15 H Mon clone It 243 2 30 50 47 24 23 15 13 13 , 13 47 51 0.92 317 0 Mullanary If 233 1 17 25 15 6 9 7 6 6 , 6 15 33 0.45 268 15 o Shanegllsh II 239 2 28 12 18 10 8 6 5 5 , 5 18 21 0.86 ! 250 5 TOllyiaacann It 294 0 16 31 31 21 10 9 9 9 • 9 31 39 0.79 1 319 10 > 81. LAUREL VALE D.E.D. 1»367 3 12 838 813 410 403 211 237 225 11 1 1 225 813 964 0.84 4,148 10 > Oomascreeb Townland 649 2 29 159 172 93 79 39 41 37 3 1 37 i 172 166 1.04 916 15 O Llsavague It 1 334 1 2 132 1 112 59 53 1 28 29 27 2 27 ' 112 123 0.91 548 5 Tamnaghvelton (f) It 383 3 21 547 . 529 258 271 144 167 161 6 161 529 675 0.78 2, 683 10 iuiurel Vale Toun (f) i - - U20 1419 203 216 \im 138 132 6 132 m9 556 0.75 - - 82. Mullagjibrack D.E.D. 4,419 2 7 656 630 328 302 201 172 159 13 159 630 705 0.89 5f293 17 Cabra^ Townland 372 1 35 61 55 26 29 19 ' 18 17 1 17 55 69 0.80 461 • 0 Dlnnahorra It 275 0 13 33 i 30 18 12 8 7 7 . "7 30 34 0.88 298 10 Drumart It 355 0 22 48 52 27 25 13 1 11 10 1 10 52 45 1.16 414 17 Drumnamether It 384 1 11 46 42 24 1 i8 17 14 12 2 12 42 65 0.65 414 15 Marlacoo Beg It 305 3 11 45 48 23 25 li •10 Id [ , 10 48 1 52 ! 0.92 349 0 Marlacoo More It 402 1 38 56 68 34 ! 34 20 19 i 19 , 19 68 I 76 0.89 437 5 Mavemacullen It 238 0 31 25 25 16 9 14 3 ' ^ • 9 25 47 0.53 363 0 Moyrourkan It 393 2 4 59 54 28 i 26 14 1 11 11 • 11 54 50 1.08 433 5 This portion of Bessbrook Town stands on the townland of Maytown, the figures for which Include those shown for this portion of the town. The remainder of the town Is In the D.E. D. «s of Bessbrook North (54), Bessbrook South (55), Camlough (56) and Derrymore (61) In this rural district. The entire torn contains 2»888 persons. Ihe remainder of this tovmland Is In llillyvallan (79) D.E.D. T3ie town of Newtown Hamilton stands on the townland of Tullyvallan (part of), the figures for which Include those shown for the town. This portion of Poyntz Pass Tom. stands on the townlands of Brannock, Federnach and Tullynacross, the figures for which Include those shown for this portion of the town. The remainder of the town Is In Scarva D.E. D. In Banbrldge Rural District, County Down. Ttie entire town contains 257 persons. 10 Ttie remainder of this tomland Is In Newtown Hamilton (76) D. E. D. / Ihe town of Laurel Vale stands on the townland of Taiuiaghvelton, the figures for which Include those shown for the town. TABLE 4. - Area, Population, Houses, County, Municipal Boroughs, Urban Districts, Accommodation, and Valuation continued Rural Districts, District Electoral Divisions, CD CD Townlands, and Towns Population Houses Accommodation Rateabl County Districts 1951 Popula Valuation 1951 1 NO. of Area tion m Rooms Persons 1937 Private in Townlands and Towns 1937 In Unin Build Private Occu per Persons Males Females Total House 1952 habited habited ing House pied Room holds holds Acres R. P. £ s. RURAL DISTRICTS - continued TANDERAGEE RURAL DISTRICT - con tinned 82. MULLAGHBRACK D. E. D. - i o continued Shanecraclcan Beg Townland 256 3 31 40 29 12 17 13 9 5 4 5 29 19 1.53 308 10 Shanecrackan More « 308 0 18 29 37 22 15 i ^3 13 12 1 12 37 47 0.79 354 10 a Tamnaglimore »» 530 3 30 127 107 53 54 1 31 29 26 26 107 113 0.95 777 10 Tannaghmore " 314 2 24 46 43 22 21 I 12 11 11 11 43 49 0.88 316 5 Teemore " ; 281 3 19 41 40 23 17 1 16 11 10 1 10 40 39 1.03 365 10 o 83. MULLAHEAD D.E.D. 3,090 2 36 629 618 310 308 181 183 175 6 2 175 618 804 0.77 4,611 2 Ballyloiock Town land 295 3 Z6 49 51 25 26 14 13 13 13 51 60 0.85 459 5 o Ballyllsk: " 341 0 28 161 119 54 65 37 36 36 36 119 177 0.67 i 645 15 H Brackagh " 987 0 4 92 105 57 48 31 31 29 2 29 105 132 0.80 : 1,071 0 a Cordraln " 263 0 33 70 65 36 29 19 18 18 18 65 76 0.86 404 5 m Mullahead " 868 2 2 103 107 56 51 30 29 27 2 1 27 107 142 0.75 1,207 15 0 Mullavllly " 158 3 29 112 130 60 70 38 43 40 2 i 1 40 130 160 0.81 578 Unshina^ » 22 19 12 13 12 1 12 245 2 175 3 34 42 41 1 41 57 0.72 84. TANDERAGEE RURAL D.E.D. 4,408 2 19 653 584 312 272 182 182 171 9 2 171 584 744 0.78 6,210 5 Ballymore Townland 440 0 32 69 69 41 28 24 22 20 2 20 69 90 0.77 i 647 0 Cargans " 691 2 24 76 75 36 40 24 29 26 1 2 26 75 116 0.65 1 924 15 > Clare " 404 • 0 0 114 84 39 45 29 27 24 3 24 84 105 0.80 631 15 % Coolyhlll " 79 1 21 3 6 2 4 1 1 1 1 6 7 0.86 1 98 5 O 41 246 Derryallen " 147 0 26 34 34 i8 16 8 9 9 1 9 34 0.83 10 Drum inure " 19 7 19 33 250 213 3 7 28 13 6 7 7 0.58 15 Drumnaglontagh " 72 2 1 20 ' 16 7 16 18 97 9 ^ 6 1 6 0.89 10 Drumnaleg " 149 2 14 23 34 18 8 8 34 32 301. Llsbane » 217 2 32 18 19 12 16 8 8 i 8 7 19 26 1.06 271 5 Llsnalcea " 94 1 1 24 12 I 8 5 7 2 7 1 7 2 8 13 0.73 223 0 Moodoge " 181 0 20 27 17 8 3 2 2 1 4 17 22 0.62 240 15 Mullaihglass " 702 1 2 39 62 ! 60 34 9 19 5 4 1 19 60 76 0.77 746 5 Mullantur " 19 17 131 102 3 38 20 i ^^ 9 26 4 20 19 4 0.79 0 TerryJioogan " 28 60 4 • 55 68 429 377 1 0 1 55 31 10 18 4 16 1.12 0 Tullyhugh " 534 0 33 87 40 16 69 80 970 69 24 20 16 i 18 0.81 ' 15 29 19 18 0.86 ; 15 J^ TABLE 5. - Area, Population, Houses, County and County Electoral Divisions CD Accomnodation and Valuation CO DEFINITIONS:- 1. The terms "Area", "Population", "Houses", "Inhabited", "Private Households", "Rooms" and "Rateable Valuation" are defined in Part I, 2. The 1937 figures throughout are for the County and its Administrative Divisions as constituted at the date of the 1951 Census (see note on Administrative Divisions in Part I). Population Houses Ac conanod a t i on County Electoral Rateable Divisions and Valuation Area 1951 1951 Popula District Electoral Division No, Of tion in Rooms in Private Persons Reference Numbers 1937 1937 Private Occu per 1952 in Table 4 In Unin Build House House Room Total holds pied Persons hfeiles Females habited habited ing holds Acres £ TOTAL OF CXXJNTY •312.767 108,815 114,254 56,426 57,828 28,731 30,359 28.370' 1.247 742 28.465 110.997 121,459 0.91 /607.760 1. ARMAGH 1,358 8,669 9,280 4,428 4,852 1,966 2,312 2,109 63 140 2,135 8,351 9,770 0.85 46,438 (1-5) Z. BESSBROOK 6 ,231 5,311 5,781 2,738 3,043 1,169 1,410 1,346 55 9 1,372 5,312 5,529 0.96 21,182 O (51, 54, 55, 61, 75) o 3. BREA(3i 10,570 2,937 2,978 1,470 1,508 820 873 804 32 37 . 804 2,960 3,584 0.83 19,020 c (41, 45, 49) z 4. CROSSMGLEN 21,749 4,645 4,570 2,424 2,146 1,384 1,250 1,226 18 6 1,228 4,535 4,105 1.10 16,873 H (58, 59, 60, 6£, 67, 72) o 5. CROSSMORE 16,641 3,511 3,441 1,726 1,715 970 921 881 38 2 882 3,432 3,857 0.89 23,658 > (13, 15, 21, 37) > 6. DRUMCREE 19,930 5,230 5,185 2,669 2,516 1,378 1,352 1,271 76 1,267 5,162 5,072 1.02 19,265 o (31, 45, 48, 50) 1 ^ ^ 7. FORKHILL 23,254 3,876 3,692 1,961 1,731 1,157 1,108 992 100 16 9B8 3,655 3,344 1.09 16,315 (53, 57, 66, '70, 74) 8. HOCKLEY 11,606 2,840' 2,917 1,463 1,454 633 636 605 28 3 600 2,387 2,725 0.88 18,347 (19, 20, 29, 32) 9. KEADY 21,018 4,756 4,813 2,399 2,414 1,335 1,268 1,195 71 2 1,188 4,670 5,088 0.92 25,390 (6, 18, 23, 24, 36) 10. KERNAN 12,722 1 4,839 5,148 2,500 2, 648 1,223 1,272 1,235 34 3 1,234 5,041, 5,278 0.96 24,243 (42, 44, 46, 47) 11. KILLEVY 20,714 4,885 4,899 2,514 2,385 1,457 1,503 1,298 135 70 1,294 4,870 4,326 1.13 23,568 (56, 64, 65, 68, 69, 73) * Exclusive of 15,129 acres representing the area under the larger rivers and lakes, and of 6 acres- land on the shore of Mewry River. f Exclusive of £131 the valuation of Telegraphs, Telephones, and Electric Mains, etc. to TABLE 5. - Area, Population, Houses, County and County Electoral Divisions 00 Accoimodation and Valuation continued CD CO Fopula tion Houses Accoromodat ion County Electoral Rateable Divisions and Valuation District Electoral Division i Area 1951 1951 Popula Ko. Of in Reference Numbers Private tion in Rooras Persons 1952 in Table 4 1937 1937 House Private Occu per In Unln- mies Build holds House pied Room Persons Females Total habited tiablted ing holds Acres £ 12. LOUGHGALL 16,504 4,255 4,411 2,281 2,130 1,160 1,109 1,034 72 3 1,028 4,354 4, 450 0.98 25,712 (11, 16, 34, 39) o w 13. Lumm 1,488 i 14,372 16,183 7,523 8,660 3,626 4,273 3,922 93 258 3, 938 15,753 17,406 0.91 69,907 z (7) en 14. MARKETHILL 19,937 3, 998 3,981 2,016 1,965 1,161 1,132 1,044 52 36 1,044 3,974 4,434 0,90 25,550 (17, 25, 33, 35) O 15. NEWTOWNHAMILTON 25,702 4,320 4,127 2,132 1,995 1,256 1,158 1,080 73 5 1,075 4,091 4,434 0.92 19,956 (12, 22, 52, 76, 79) o H 16. PORTADOWN 1,828 14,803 17,202 8,169 9,033 3,781 4,465 4,313 78 74 4,379 17,033 19,796 0.86 91,190 K (8) W 17. POYNTZPASS ^ 24,276 3,966 3,794 1,982 1,812 1,098 1,086 1,004 80 2 1,004 5,789 4,716 0.80 31,480 (63, 71, 77, 78, 80) | w 18. RICKHILL i 19,180 3,572 3,611 1,865 1,746 995 1,030 936 32 62 1 936 3,607 4,280 0.84 27,366 (10, 28, 30, 38) > O 19. TANDERAGEE i 13,983 3,896 4,039 2,008 2,031 1 1,104 1,178 1,125 48 5 1,124 4, 037 5,022 0.80 27,178 (9, 81-84) NO 20. TYMbi 24,076 4,134 4,202 2,158 2,044 1,058 1,023 950 69 4 945 3,984 4,243 0.94 35,122 (14, 26, 27, 40) COUNTY OF ARMAGH 29 TABLE 6. - Private Ifouses, Population (Persons and Households) County, Municipal Boroughs, therein, and Rhoms Occupied Urban Districts, and Rural Districts DEFINITIONS - The terns "Private Houses", "Rooms", and "Private Households" are defined In Part I. Inhabited Pr ivate Houses Population in Private Houses Containing Total Total 9 or No. of NO. Of Persons Males Females 1-3 4-5 6-8 Rooms Rooms Rooms more Rooms Houses Rooms ARMAGH CXXJNTY 110,997 54,921 56,076 1 Private Household per house 8»323 15,121 4,061 539 120, 352 28,044 2 Private Households per house 20 102 42 15 942 179 3 or more Private Households per house • 4 6 9 165 19 Total 8,343 15.227 4,109 563 121, 459 28,242 Percentage '29.5 53.9 m.6 2.0 - loo.ol Private Households therein 8,363 15,337 4,166 599 28,465 - AlOtlACai URBAN DISTRICT 8, 351 3,924 4,427 1 Private Household per house 458 1, 072 456 49 9,467 2,035 2 Private Households per house 6 13 15 8 251 42 3 or more Private Households per house . 1 2 2 52 5 Total 464 1,086 473 59 9,770 2,082 Percentage 22.3 52.2 22.7 2.8 - 100.0 Private Households therein 470 1,101 492 72 2,135 - KEAEY URBAN DISTRICT 1, 412 671 741 1 Private Household per house 101 191 43 24 1,603 359 2 Private Households per house • • • • • • 3 or more Private Households per house • • . • • . Total 101 191 43 24 1,603 359 Percentage 28.1 53.2 12.0 6.7 - 100.0 Private Households therein 101 191 43 24 359 - LXJRGAN MUNICIPAL BOROUCH I5f753 7,377 8,376 1 Private Household per house 743 2,718 370 51 17,262 3,882 Z Private Households per house 1 18 5 1 130 25 3 OT more Private Households per house . 1 • 1 14 2 Total 744 2,737 375 53 17, 406 3, 909 Percentage 19.0 70.0 9.6 1.4 - 100.0 Private Households therein 745 2,757 380 56 3,938 - FORTADOWN MUNiaPAL BOROUGH 17,033 8,096 8,937 1 Private Household per house 461 3,076 643 56 19,419 4,236 £ Private Households per house 4 28 15 4 278 51 3 or more Private Households per house • 2 4 6 99 12 Total 465 3,106 662 66 19,796 4,299 Percentage 10.8 72.3 15.^ 1.5 - 100.0 Private Households therein 469 3,138 688 84 4,379 - i (14699) ao CENSUS OF NORTHERN IRELAND 1951 TABLE 6. - Private Houses, Population (Persons and Households) County, Municipal Boroughs, therein, and Fooms Occupied - continued Urban Districts, and Rural Districts Inhabited Private Houses 1 Population in Private Houses Containing Total Total 9 or ; No. Of NO. of Persons Males Females 1-3 4-5 6-8 Rooms Houses: Rooms Rooms Rooms more Rooms TANDERAGEE URBAN DISTRICT 1,392 646 746 1 Private Household per house 67 258 55 • 14 1,805 394 £ Private Households per house • • • • • • 3 or more Private Households per house • . • • • • Total 67 258 55 14 1,805 394 Percentage 17.0 65.5 li^.O 3.5 - 100.0 Private Households therein 67 258 55 14 394 - 1 ARMAGH RURAL DISTRICT 27,968 14,319 13,649 1 Private Household per house 2,260 3,315 1,236 170 30,380 6,981 2 Private Households per house 3 3 2 1 44 9 3 or more Private Households per house . . . • * • Total 2,263 3>318 1,238 171 30,424 6,990 Percentage 32.0- 117.5 17.7 2.^ - 100.0 Private Households therein 2,266 3,321 1,240 172 6,999 - LURGAN RURAL DISTRICT 11, 957 5,966 5,991 1 Private Household per house 973 1,583 395 50 12, 699 3,001 2 Private Households per house • 4 3 • 39 7 3 or more Private Households per house • • . . . * To tal 973 1,587 398 50 12,738 3,008 Percentage 32.3 52.8 13o2^ 1.7 - 100.0 Private Households therein 973 1,591 401 50 3,015 - NEWRY NO. 2 RURAL DISTRICT 23, 930 12, 252 11,678 1 Private Household per house 3,033 2,437 712 103 23,811 6,285 2 Private Households per house 6 36 2 1 200 . 45 3 or more Private Households per house • • • • • • Total 3, 039 2,473 714 104 24,011 6,330 Percentage U8.0 39.1 11.3 1.6 - 100.0 Private Households therein 3,045 2,509 716 105 6,375 - TANDERAGEE RURAL DISTRICT 3,201 1,670 1,531 1 Private Household per house 207 471 151 22 3,906 871 2 Private Households per house • • • • • • 3 or more Private Households per house . . • • • • Total 227 471 151 22 3,906 871 Percentage 26.1 5^*1 17.3 2.5 - 100.0 Private Households therein 227 471 151 22 871 - (14699) COUNTY OF ARMAGH 31 TABLE 7. - Private Households: Size, Rooms Occupied, County, Municipal Boroughs, Urban and Density of Room Occupation Districts, and Riral Districts "Private Households" and "Rooms" are defined in Part I DEFINITIONS - The terms '. 1 1 smsasummmmm• Population at Successive! Number of F rivate Households occupying 1 Total P rivate Densities j Average the following Number of Rooms 1 Households 1Populatio n (Persons per Room) number Rooms m of Persons in 1 Private Occupied 4 3 persons Household | 10 Household^ Overl and \ and 2 and per 1 2 3 4 5 6-7 8-9 and j No. % 4 over over room over 1 3 1 2 1 less ARMAGH COUNTY 1 144J 823 760 890 344 224 34 14 1 3,233 11.41 3,233 11,196 • • • 3,233 0.29 2 5P 688 1,231 1,851 1,003 608 144 4e 1 5,632 19.81 11,264 23,129 . * • 11,264 0.49 3 3f ) 400 1,120 1, 816 1,098 685 164 46 1 5,365 18.8] 16,095 23, 141 . * 108 15,987 0.70 4 11L 329 812 1,723 1,014 1 604 170 4f 51 4,708 16,51 18, 832 20,814 44 • 18,788 0.90 5 9' 179 674 1,151 789 i 497 143 1 47 1 3,487 12,3\ 17, 435 15,840 35 1 .1 895 16,605 1.10 6 f- 5 123 480 878 5231 348 82 i 3^l l 2,471 8,7] 14,826 11,100 18 738 14,070 1.34 7 H '^^l 269 502 355 217 65 2JL I 1,505 5,3] 10, 535 6,910 14 518 1,883 8,120 1.62 8 1L 46 172 382 2151 121 29 J S 1 ^"^S 3,141 7,800 4,312 8 368 1.5J76 6,048 1.81 9 L 23 84 182 101 71 16; 1> | 483 1.7\ 4, 347 2,190 216 2,394 1,757 1.98 . 10 8 42 120 77 50 9 i\ 308 l,l\ 3,080 1,417 80 420 1,200 1,380 2.17 11 1L 8 zz\ 51 27 25 3 4J 141 0,5\ 1,551 644 99 242 858 352 2,41 12 5 12 36 16 14 5 JL I 89 0,3] 1,068 409 60 144 624 240 2.61 13 1 5 13 13 6 2 1L 41 0,l\ 533 199 78 1 169 221 65 2.68 14 , 6 5 . 2 3 JL 17 0,1 238 101 84 1 84 70 2.36 15 and over • 1 2| 3 2 1 1L I 10 0,0. 160 57 50 1 79 31 2.81 Total 1 -, - i - - - Private I ^°* 26,3 2,707 5»684 9,603 5,583 3,474 870 27$) | 28,465 ~ - Households | % 0. 9 9.5 20,0 33,7 19,6 12,2 3,1 1,( o\ 100% - - ~ - — — Population in 1 Private Households 50$3 7,682 20,981 38,644 23,440 14, 693 3,799 1,24S A 110,997 658 11,989 10.460 97,890 r Rooms occupied 26,5 5,414 17,052 38,412 27,915 21,940 7,222 ,3,23£A - - 121,459 - - -' 0.91 ARMAGH URBAN DISTRICT 1 5 40 54 58 16 28 4 l\ 205 9,6 205 787 . . 205 0.26 2 i i 39 75 119 68 74 21 5 403 18,9 806 1,798 . . 806 0.45 3 3 26 71 105 103 72 21 i 1 405 19,0 1,215 1,869 . 9 1,206 0.65 4 1 15 63 121 116 93 17 3 429 20,1 1,716 2,038 4 . 1,712 0.84 5 11 51 65 67 57 11 5 265 12,0- 1,325 1,253 . 55 1,270 1.06 6 4 24 53 40 36 . 1 158 7,0- 948 731 . 24 924 1.30 7 1 16 47 31 24 3 (3 128 6.0 896 637 7 112 777 1.41 8 1 21 29 15 11 2 1 79 3.7 632 341 8 168 456 1.85 9 6 13 12 10 2 43 2,0 387 209 . 171 216 1,85 10 4 2 4 . 1 10 0,5 100 50 . 40 60 2.00 11 2 . 2 . 1 ^ 0,2 44 20 . 22 22 2.20 12 1 1 . 2 0.2 48 26 . 24 24 1.85 13 . 1 . , 1 ^1 0.0 13 5 • 13 . 2.60 14 . . . . 0.0 ...... 15 and over • • 1 • A1 1 0.0 16 6 • 16 • 2.67 Total 1 Private I ^o. 1 1 137 381 617 472 412 83 2*B I 2,135 - - " - - - Households [ % 0. 5 6,U 17,9 28,9 22,1 19,3 3.9 J. o\ 100% - - - - - Population in Private Households ^i 350 1,402 2,490 1,990 1,689 311 9 - 8,351 - 19 654 7,678 - Rooms occupied 1 1 274 1,143 2,468 2,360 2, 573 692 24«A - 1 9,770 - - - 0.85 KEADY URBAN DISTOICT 1 I 1 16 7 15 • 1 2 l\ 43 12.0 1 "^2 147 . . 43 ; 0.29 2 9 12 1 33 i ^ 11 1 5| 77 21.ii 154 336 . . 154 1 0,46 3 12 12 1 33 11 3 1 t l\ 76 21.2 , 228 323 . , 228 0.71 4 4 6 19 5 6 2 Z\ 44 12.3 176 205 . . 176 0.86 5 2 5 17 4 6 i 2 l\ 38 10.6 190 185 . 10 180 1.03 6 1 1 8 6 5 j 1 51 25 7.0 150 140 . 6 144 1.07 7 1 2 7 5 2 17 a.7 119 78 7 14 98 1.53 8 3 4 6 4 3 1 21 5.8 168 97 24 32 112 1,73 9 2 4 . 2 1 1 9 2.5 81 44 . 54 27 V84 10 • 2 1 . 0.8 30 13 . 20 10 2.31 11 1 . . . 1 ^1 0.3 11 3 • ^^ . . 3.67 12 • 1 1 . 1 3 0.8 36 19 ' 24 12 1.89 13 1 1 0.6 26 13 13 13 2.00 14 • • 1 ^ • 15 and over • • • • • • • • • • • Total 1 Private L ^° 1 48 52 145 46 34 16 r r\ 359 - - - - Households f % 3 13,11 1 - 1 1 p.. 1^,5 ^0.^ 12.8 9,5 t^,i^ 4, 71 100% - - " 1 • - 1 Population in Private Households 1 133 197 554 ZZ7 134 91 7 - 1, 412 1 - 42 173 ! 1,197 - Rooms occupied 1 96 156 580 230 219 135 1 18(S I - 1,603 - - 1 0.88 'iT' (14699) CENSUS OF NORTHERN IRELAND 1951 32 TABLE 7. - Private Households: Size, Rooms Occupied, County, Municipal Boroughs, Urban and Density of Room Occupaticxi - continued Districts, and Riral Districts m I Population at Succ essive Number o f Private Households oc cupying iTotal Private Dens ities the Following Number of Rooms 1 Households Population Average Number of | (Persona per Ro om) In TRor^TTi c J number Persons in i Private or Occupied 1 4 3 Ilousehoid 10 2 persons Households Over and and 1 2 3 4 5 6-7 8-9 fnd 4 over over 1 and per over 1 No. % less room 5 2 LURGAN MUNICIPAL BOROUGH 1 1 I 17 9C5 147 81 21 2 1 363 9*2 363 1,460 f . 363 0.25 2 i I 16J 13,5 291 242 48 12 i3 1 758 19'2 \ If 516 3f304 1 . If 516 0.46 3 2t IC5 14() 275 219 72 15 J5 1 741 18.8| 2,223 3,249 12 2f211 0.68 4 L i} 9() 286 225 52 20 ^ 1 698 17.7 2,792 3fl61 1 4 . 2f788 0*88 5 I i 2 10(3 173 179 50 12 • / I 528 13.0- 2f640 1 2,371 1 10 10 2f620 1.11 6 ' 9' 6(3 128 116 30 8 ^ 362 9.2 2,172 1,637 1 42 2f 130 1.33 7 1L 3E) 58 74 18 3 L 194 4.9 If 358 871 1 7 273 If 078 1.56 8 . 1(3 49 53 9 5 132 3.4 1,056 607 1 128 928 1.74 9 . ^J 27 24 5 2 1 66 1.7 594 301 315 279 1.97 5 28 14 2 1.3 500 ! 10 30 280 180 2.16 10 • L ; i 1 50 231 1 11 5 14 5 3 L 1 26 0.7 286 121 j 33 209 44 2.36 12 6 3 . 1 ^ 0.2 108 39 ! . 108 . 2.77 13 . 2 7 , 0.2 117 43 ; B6 91 . 2.72 14 . 1 1 1 ^ 0.1 28 11 . 28 . 2.55 15 and over • • • 1 ^ • • • ! • • • • Total No. i 5 1 6^" 1 7o3 1e 1 , 484 If 243 311 79 315 1 3,938 ------Private M Z_ h* 1 Houseliolds "oT,3 i.'7 i8.(7 37.7 31.6 7.9 2.0 O.i M ~ 100% - - - - - "* Population In Private Households 3( 3 19^5 2,64 L 5,904 5,2Crr^ 1,281 338 IK 5 1 " 15,753 — 20 100 1,496 14, 1371 ftooms occupied 1.5 13^t 2, 12^1 5,936 6,215 1,965 650 36?3 1 - - 17,406 - - - - 0.91 PORTADOWN MUNICIPA . BOROUGH 1 1 i 4;5 5.5 152 67 33 3 L 366 8.4 366 1,442 . 366 0.25 2 1(3 y7 7 3 370 217 111 11 5 843 19.2 1, 686 3,715 . 1,686 0.45 3 <3 If 3 7 5 412 264 122 27 (3 931 21.3 2,793 4,292 . 27 2,766 0.65 4 1 If 3 61? 399 224 100 17 ,3 833 19.0 3,332 3,778 4 ". 3,328 0.88 5 e5 559 251 168 89 14 /I 591 13.5 2,955 2,756 . 30 2,925 1.07 3 ^I 3"r 176 90 50 11 2 1 370 8.4 2,220 1,704 . 24 2,196 1.30 7 . 5 lii 74 53 25 7 4 1 180 4.1 1,260 869 21 98 1,141 1.45 8 L 5 63 ^ 18 2 126 2.9 1,008 581 8 40 960 1.73 9 L i 23 15 7 , 50 1.1 450 225 , 243 198 2.00 10 4 17 10 17 , . 1 48 1.1 480 234 40 170 270 2.05 11 . L 2 7 1 9 , . 1 20 0.5 220 95 11 22 88 99 2.32 12 2 5 2 3 1 . 1 13 0.3 1 156 63 24 84 48 2.48 13 3 , 1 1 0.1 ' 65 26 39 13 13 2.50 14 1 1 1 , . 1 ^3 0.1 42 16 14 14 14 2.63 15 and over • • • • 1 • • • • • • • Tbtal ^ No. 4<0 13.2 40(3 1,955 1,149 2 5 1 4,g79 ^ _ _ _ _ - „ _ Private 586 94- Households % 0. 9 3.(r n 9?2 aV.5 26.2 13.14 2.2 0. _- __ 100% ------ Population In Private Households 7 7 34(3 1,48 1 7,624 4,520 2,480 400 10 5 1 - — 17,033 — 20 172 831 16,010 — Rooms occupied 4 TANDERAGEE URBAN DISTRICT • 1 1 1; 25 2 3 . 2 1 45 11.4 45 174 45 0.26 2 1 6 1 5 43 15 13 6 1 97 24.6 194 432 194 0.45 3 . 1 f 3 40 14 7 6 2 1 78 19.8 234 371 234 0.63 4 . 5 J3 y7 15 2 3 2 1 71 18.0 284 319 284 0.89 5 (3 15 13 5 4 1 1 44 11.2 220 218 220 j 1.01 6 i ^ 10 3 , . 1 30 7.6 180 134 180 i 1.34 7 2 5 1 3 1 I 1 13 3.3 91 76 14 77 ' 1.20 8 1 2 2 1 1 1.8 56 35 8 48 1 1,60 9 2 . 1 '. 1 '^ 0.8 27 14 18 9 1 1.93 10 2 1 1 1 . 1 ^5 1.3 50 28 20 30 1 1.79 11 1 , . 1 1 0.2 11 4 11 2.75 12 1 , , 1 , , , , , 13 , , 1 , , , , . 14 . , 1 , , , . , 15 and over • • 1 • • • • • To tal 1 .T Private L ^°- Z 2 S 45 185 73 39 22 _^ I 3 1 394 - - I -^ 1 - - - - - Households J % |o75 [TT? iO. 9 147.0 18.5 9.9 5.6 2. 71 T" 100% I - - - - Population m Private Households 5 31? I612 632 292 149 87 2f 3 1 - 1,392 - - - 71 1,321 - Rooms occupied 2 4^i 12J? 740 365 249 182 9^i 1 - - 1,805 - - - - 0.77 (m699) COUNTY OF ARMAGH 33 TAaE 7. - Private Households: Size, Rooms Occupied, County, Municipal Boroughs, Urban and Density of Room Occupation - continued Districts, and Rural Districts Population at Successive Number of Private Households occupying Total Private Dens the following Number of Rooms Households ities Average Population (Persona in per Room) number of Persons in Private Occupied 4 3 persons Household 10 Households Over and and 2 1 2 3 4 5 6-7 8-9 and. NO. and 4 over over room over % less 3 2 1 AIOiAGH RURAL DISTRICT 1 43 224 229 208 86 60 11 1 862 12.3 862 2,, 926 . *' 862 0.29 2 8 161 327 406 186 176 45 18 1,327 19.0 2,654 5,571 . • 2,654 0.48 3 1 1 91 297 ^4 207 193 40 13 1,216 17.4 3,648 5,323 . 3 3, 645 0.69 4 , 79 207 367 186 170 55 15 1,079 15.4 \ 4,316 4,899 . * 4, 316 0.88 5 1 56 157 276 150 147 56 15 858 12.3 4,290 4,022 5 280 4, 005 1.07 6 1 34 134 219 103 113 27 10 641 9.2 3,846 2,930 6 204 3,636 1.31 7 18 75 135 92 77 24 4 425 6.1 2, 975 2,000 . 126 525 2,324 1.49 8 14 49 111 50 45 10 3 282 4.0 2,256 1,268 . 112 392 1,7521 1.78 9 1 5 31 41 22 24 7 3 134 1.9 1,206 643 54 . 648 504 1.88 10 2 15 29 23 17 3 . 89 1.3 890 410 20 150 290 430 2.17 11 5 5 15 10 7 2 2 461 0.6 506 217 55 55 275 121 2.33 12 4 7 2 5 1 . 19| 0.3] 228 88 . 48 108 72 2.59 13 1 , 6 1 2 • 1 11 0.1 143 54 13 78 39 13 2.65 14 , . 1 • 2 . 2 1 6 0.1 84 45 . 14 28 42 1.87 15 and over • • 1 1 • 1 1 4 0.0 64 28 18 • 15 31 2.29 Total No. 55 690 1,530 2,196 1,121 1 1, 036 284 87 6,999 ______Private Households 0.8 9.9 21.9\ 3J.^ 16.o\ 14.8 ii.O 1.2 ~ 100% ~ ~ " " Population m Private Households 82 1,990 5,640 9,155 4>853i 4,532 1,302 414 27,968 171 583 2,807 24,407 Rooms occupied 55. 1,380 4,590 8,784 5,605 6,581 2,355 1,074 - - - 30,424 - - - - 0.92 LURGAN RURAL DISTRICT 1 10 81 83 94 35 24 2 3 332 11.0 332 1,169 , . 332 0.28 2 1 67 154 196 117 49 13 2 599 19.9 ' 1,198 2,405 • . • 1, 198 0.50 3 2 45 136 178 126 69 21 5 582 19.3 1,746 2,501 . 6 1,740 0.70 4 2 30 93 158 103 54 21 2 463 15.4 . 1,852 2,031 8 1,844 0.91 5 1 21 69 95 93 46 12 6 343 11.4 1,715 1,559 5 . 105 1,605 1.10 6 1 12 68 76 83 38 8 3 289 9.6 1,734 1,286 6 . 72 1,656 1.35 7 . 13 38 46 42 24 7 1 171 5.7 1,197 755 91 266 840 1.59 8 1 8 15 34 22 17 1 98 3.2 784 423 8 64 120 592 1.85 9 4 12 23 17 3 1 . 60 2.0 540 249 36 . 315 189 2.17 10 3 3 12 11 3 3 , 35 1.1 350 163 j 30 30 120 170 2.15 11 . 3 7 7 2 1 20 0.7 220 94 , 33 154 33 2.34 12 2 1 4 5 2 1 , 15 0.5 180 69 24 12 108 36 2.61 13 . 2 , 1 1 , , 4 0.1 52 18 26 , 13 13 2.89 14 . . 2 1 , , , 3 0.1 42 13 , 28 14 . 3.23 15 and over • 1 • • • • 1 0.0 15 3 15 • • • 5.00 Total No. 18 286 678 925 663 332 90 23 3,015 - _ - i •_ - - - Private Households % \o.6 9.5 22.5 30.7 22.0 11.0 3.0 0.7 - 100% ------ population In Private Households 45 892 2,534 3,657 2,919 1,423 391 96 "* " 11, 957 " 150 266 1,293 10, 248 Rooms occupied 18 ^2 2,034 3,700 3,315 2,097 747 255 - - - 12,738 - - - - 0.94 NEWRY NO.2 RURAL DISTRICT 1 68 376 207 165 44 49 7 4 920 14.4 920 2,733 . . . 920 . 0..^" 2 25 335 386 326 122 100 29 10 1, 333 20.9 2,666 4,750 . . . 2,666 0.66 3 17 193 341 327 122 116 31 9 1,156 18.1 3,468 4,425 . . 51 3,417 0.78 4 6 168 243 280 107 110 25 7 946 14.8 3,784 3,704 . 24 . 3,760 1.02 5 3 79 207 225 93 80 28 8 723 11.3 3, 615 2,991 15 . 395 3,205 1.21 6 1 60 136 178 63 59 21 7 525 8.2 3,150 2, 184 6 . 360 2,784 1.44 7 2 37 74 112 47 39 15 4 330 5.2 2, 310 1,409 14 259 518 1,519 1.64 8 • 19 58 81 27 18 4 3 210 3.3 1,680' 854 , 152 464 1,064 1.97 9 • 13 21 46 9 15 2 2 108 1.7 972 1 449 117 , I 603 252 2.16 10 • 2 16 26 12 5 2 63 1.0 630 j 264 20 160 260 190 2.39 11 1 2 8 5 4 1 1 22 0.4 242 83 33 88 99 22 2.92 12 • 3 5 11 2 4 , 25 0.4 300 101 36 60 156 48 2.97 13 . . 3 2 2 1 . 8 0.1 104 34 39 26 26 13 3.06 14 . . . ' 2 . . 1 3 0.1 42 16 , 28 14 2.63 15 and over • • • 1 2 • • 3 0.1 47 14 17 • 30 • 3.36 Total No. 123 1,287 1,705 1,787 656 597 166 54 6,375 ^ ______Private Households 11.9 20.2 26,7 1 28.0 1 10.3 1 9.LI 1 2.6 0.9 - 1 100% ------ Population in Private Households 239 3,658 6,343 7,475 2,795 2,465 724 231 - - 23,930 - 297 797 2,962 19,874 - Rpoms occupied 123 2,574 5,115 7,148 3,280 3,774 1,377 620 - - - 24,011 - - - - 1.00 (14699) 34 CENSUS OF NORTHERN IRELAND 1951 TABLE 7. - Private Households: Size, Rooms Occupied, County, Municipal Boroughs, Urban and Density of Room Occupation - continued Districts, and Rural Districts Population at Successive Number of Private Households occupying Total Private the foil awing Number o f Robms House Densities Average Number of 1 holds Population Rooms (Persons per Room) number Persons m 1 m of 10 Private Occupied ' 3' Ifeuseho Id 1 4 2 persons 2 3 4 5 6-7 8-9 and NO. % Households Over , and and over 4 over over and per 1 ^ less room 3 2 TANDERAGEE RURAL 1 DISTRICT 1 2 1^i 34 26 13 5 3 . 97 11.1 97 358 . 97 0.27 2 1(3 51 67 28 26 6 1 195 22.n 390 818 . 390 0.48 3 . 1 42 72 32 31 2 . 180 20.7 540 788 . 540 0.69 4 ' 1 ^V 23 56 33 17 10 2 145 16.6 580 679 . 580 0.85 5 2 14 34 22 17 4 4 97 11.1 485 485 10 475 1.00 6 L 10 Z7 12 14 6 1 71 8.2 426 354 6 420 1.20 7 9 18 10 7 3 . 47 5.n 329 215 63 266 1.53 8 3 7 5 2 1 2 20 2.3 160 106 24 136 1.51 9 . 3 2 4 1 10 1.2 90 56 27 63 1.61 10 1 . 3 1 5 0.6 50 24 10 . 40 2.08 11 < 1 1 0.1 11 7 . 11 1.57 12 1 . 1 0.1\ 12 4 12 . 3.00 13 . 1 1 o.i\ 13 6 13 . 2.17 14 , , . , . . . . . 15 and over 1 • 1 1 0.1\ 18 6 18 • 3.00 Total ) -- 1 L ^°'l 2 3 3 187 311 160 127 36 10 871 — — ~ - •* "" — — Households % 0. 2 4. i- 21.5. 35.7 18.4 1 m.6 ^.J 1.1 - 100%\ - * "* - - - - - Population m 1 Private Householdsl Z 8 1 581 1,153 637 540 155 52 — ~\ 3,201 " " 10 173 3, 018 Rooms occupied 1 2 7(3 561 1,244 800 807 300 116 - - - 3.906 - - - - 0.82 (14699) COUNTY OF ARMAGH 35 TAHJE 8. - Inhabited Buildings, etc., other than County, Municipal Boroughs, Private Houses; Class, Number, Total Urban Districts and Rural Districts Population and (for Institutions) Number of Inmates Total Population Inmates only (Classes 2-10) Class of Inhabited Building Number of etc*, and Area in which Inhabited situated Buildings* etc. Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 1. Hotels and Boarding Houses Armagh Urban District 14 150 82 68 Keady * " 3 23 IQ 13 Lursan Municipal Borough 4 51 30 21 - Portadown " " 6 73 52 21 - - Armagh Rural District 4 47 29 18 Lurgan " " 3 33 4 29 Newry No. 2 " " 4 21 9 12 Total 38 398 216 182 1 - - 2. County Welfare Institutions Lurgan Municipal Borough •2 22 22 18 18 Lurgan Rural District 1 18 10 8 14 10 4 Total 3 40 10 30 32 10 22 • 3* Hospitals Authority Hospitals Armagh Urban District 2 • 326 149 177 272 141 131 Lurgan Municipal Borough 1 285 102 183 213 98 115 Portadown " " 1 43 5 38 33 5 28 Newry NO. E Rural District 1 i 227 87 140 173 86 87 Total 5 881 343 538 691 330 361 4, Mental Hospitals Arma^ Rural District 2 1 656 327 329 607 316 291 5. Tuberculosis Authority Hospitals Armagh Rural District '' 1 48 *•• 48 39 . 39 6« Hospitals and Nursing Homes other than those included in Classes 3« 4 and 5 above Portadown Municipal Borough 1 12 2 10 ! 7 2 5 7. Homes or Institutions for Cripples m 1 ' •^ • • •• . . 8. Homes or Institutions for Bliiia Arm&^ Urban District 1 12 7 5 3 3 . 9. Homes or Institutions for Deaf and Dunib • • • • • . . 10. Prisons 1 Armagh Urban District 1 40 1 39 24 . 24 (14699) 36 CENSUS OF NORTHERN IRELAND 1951 TABLE 8. Inhabited Buildings, etc., other than County, Municipal Boroughs, Private Houses; Class, Number, Total Urban Districts and Rural Districts Population and (for Institutions) Number of Inmates - continued Class of Inhabited Building Number of Total Population Inmates only (Classes 2-10) etc., and Area in which Inhabited situated Buildings, etc. Persons !b{ales Females Persons Males Females 11. Shipping (Seagoing) including Lightships • • • • - - - 12. Shipping (Inland) • • • • - - - 13. Other Premises Armagh Urtan District 9 401 265 136 -• Ready " " 2 27 8 19 - Lurgari Municipal Borougti 6 72 14 58 Poftadown " " 6 41 14 27 Tanderagee UrlDan District 1 2 2 Annagli Rural " 21 108 - 181 73 Lurgan « « 8 73 97 24 Newry No. 2 " " 23 150 349 199 Total 76 1,170 599 571 - - - 14* Vagrants - • • • - - - Total for County Arraagki of all Inlaablted Buildings etc., other tiian Private Houses 1 128 3,257 1,505 1,752 1,403 661 742 (14699) COUNTY OF ARMAGH 37 TABLE 9. - Population, Parliamentary Electors Parliamentary Cbnstituencies and Members of Parliament Parliamentary Electors Electors (Persons) >4.2^» loei nnn per Ifvrw Ail Qualifications Resi No. Of Population Parliamentary dence Members Constituency Qualifi Resi Other of cation dence Qualifi Parlia only Qualifi Persons Males Females Persons Males Females cations ment cation •FOR NORTBERN IRELAND HLBCTIC»IS (REGISTER OF ELECTORS PUBLISHED 1st APRIL, 1949) Total for Armagh Parliamentary County 114,254 56,426 57,828 71,292 34,877 36,415 70,628 618 6 4 Central Armagh 32,379 15,865 16,514 19,825 9,604 10,221 19,591 605 7 1 Mid-Armagh 25,284 12,552 12,732 15, 687 7,679 8,008 15,545 615 6 1 North Arroagja 29,555 14,247 15,308 18,407 8,717 9,690 18,241 617 6 1 South Armagh 27, 036 13,762 13,274 17,373 8,877 8,496 17,251 638 5 1 /FOR UNITED KINCaDOM ELECTIONS (REGISTER OF ELECTORS PUBLISHED 1st APRIL, 1951) Total for Armagh Parliamentary County 114,254 56,426 57,828 71,973 1 71,435 1 625 5 j 1 * Fixed by the House of Commons (Method of Voting and Redistribution of Seats) Act, (N.I.) 1929. •/ Fixed by the Representation of the People Act, 1948. TABLE 10. - Adjustment of Enumerated Population County, Municipal Boroughs, Urban to obtain Resident Population Districts and Rural Districts DEFINITION - The term "Usual Residence" Is defined In Part I. Enumerated Usually In the resident Adjustment for Enumerated County, In the usual residence m the but County, Municipal Boroughs, (between Northern area but Urban Distric*** Enumerated normally but Ireland areas only) usually and Rural Distirict s Population resident enumerated Col. (4) - Col. (3) resident plspwhspp elsewhere outside Per 1,000 Northern m m Numbers Northern Northern Enumerated ^ Ireland Ireland. Ireland (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) Persons 114,254 1,180 1,128 - 52 - 0.5 626 Armagh Cbunty Males 56,426 456 494 + 38 + 0.7 271 Females 57,828 724 634 - 90 - 1.6 355 All Municipal Persons 45,521 563 557 - 6 - 0.1 302 Boroughs and Males 21,457 225 272 + 47 + 2.2 136 Urban Districts Females 24,064 338 285 - 53 - 2.2 166 Persons 68,733 617 571 - 46 324 All Rural - 0.7 Males 34,969 231 222 - 9 135 Districts - 0.3 Females 33,764 386 349 - 37 - 1.1 189 MUNICIPAL BOROUGHS AND URBAN DISTRICTS Armagh U.D. Persons 9,280 183 200 + 17 + 1.8 72 Keady U.D. If 1,462 10 22 + 12 + 8.2 17 Lurgan M.B. N 16,183 236 115 -121 - 7.5 74 Portadown M.B. fl 17,202 119 208 + 89 + 5.2 130 Tanderagee U.D. II 1,394 15 12 - 3 - Z.2 9 RURAL DISTRICTS Armagh R.D. H 28,900 269 280 + 11 + 0.4 128 Lurgan R.D. N 12,105 64 115 + 51 + 4.2 43 Newry No. 2 R.D. " 24,527 257 144 -113 - 4.6 146 Tanderagee R.D. n 3,201 27 32 + 5 + 1.6 7 (14699) 38 CENSUS OF NORTHERN IRELAND 1951 TABLE 11. - Ages (Individual Years) and County Marital Condition Males Females Age last Persons Widows5 d Widowed Birthday Total Single* Marrlec i and j Total Single* Marrlec i and Dlvorc€ Divorced/ All Ages 114,254 56, 426 34,589 19,79^ \ 2,04C5 57,828 32,268 20, 76jL 4,799 0 2,246 j U171 1,171 1, 075 1,075 1 2,349 1,171 1,171 1,178 1,178 2 2,369 1,258 1,258 1,111 1,111 3 2,442 [ 1,221 1,221 1,221 1,221 4 2,360 1,181 1,181 1^179 1,179 0-4 11,766 j 6,002 6,002 5,764 5,764 5 2,212 1,091 1,091 1,121 1,121 6 2,265 1,177 1,177 1,088 1,088 7 2,307 1,202 1,202 1,105 1,105 8 2,196 1,138 1,138 1,058 1,058 9 1,893 1 979 979 914 914 5-9 10,873 5,587 5,587 5,286 5,286 10 1,944 1,015 1,015 929 929 11 2, 034 1 1,004 1,004 1,030 1,030 12 1,989 1,001 1,001 988 988 13 1,982 j 1,017 1,017 965 965 14 2,005 1, 003 l-,003 1, 002 1,002 10-14 9,954 5,040 5.040 4,914 4,914 15 1, 962 ! 1,021 1,021 941 940 jL 16 1,898 979 979 919 918 1L 17 1,832 923 923 909 901 i3 18 1,806 893 892 L 913 887 Zi 19 1, 707 886 877 i-) 821 761 ec) 15-19 9,205 4,702 4,692 U) 1 4,503 4.407 9( 20 1, 690 821 799 869 754 11£ 21 1,612 820 767 5z%:5 792 657 13£ 22 1,570 794 719 71 776 573 20d 2 23 1,597 778 649 12f ) 819 540 27^ J 1 24 1,624 791 640 15( ) j 833 476 356) 1 20-24 8,093 4,004 3,574 42<9 1L 4,089 3,000 1,08! > 4 25 • 1, 641 798 582 21( 3 843 451 38*5 1 ^ 26 1,603 756 503 25: L ^I 847 439 40£5 3 27 1,635 792 492 29^1 I 5 843 338 49c ) 6 28 1,585 742 420 32( ) l I 843 333 50C) 10 29 1,636 830 435 39C5 ^I 806 269 53^ I 5 25-29 8,100 3,918 2,432 1,47 7 <} 4,182 1,830 2,32: J 29 30 1,703 845 406 43^ 1 ^I 858 293 55^ L 11 31 1,469 752 315 43^ L I 5 717 228 47';^ 12 32 1,409 704^ 271 43( ) l 5 705 209 4855 13 33 1,279 624 274 3453 I 3 655 197 44^ 3 10 34 1,293 662 232 42?3 SI 631 150 46'' ^ 14 30-34 7,153 3,587 1,498 2,07' \ li5 3,566 1,077 2,425 ) 60 35 1,427 689 234 44?3 r 738 163 56*"' 8 36 1,562 763 257 50^I ^ L 799 206 57^ 5 17 37 1,486 706 214 48?5 ^ 780 182 57£) 23 38 1,602 762 219 5355 IC) 840 199 621 20 39 1,579 714 190 50?5 1^3 865 214 62( 5 25 35-39 7,656 3,634 1,114 2,47 7 4:J 4,022 964 2.961 > 93 40 1,640 I 861 241 60S5 IJL 779 163 59^ I Z4: 41 1,290 617 154 45'' 1 \ i3 673 172 48^ ) 19 42 1,530 1 755 182 56t ) i;^5 775 164 57£) 36 43 1,363 i 662 176 47r 1 ^) 701 152 52^ ) 27 44 1,317 643 170 46^I 11 1 . 674 155 - 48e5 33 40-44 7,140 3.538 923 2.56, 5 5() j 3,602 806 2.65' 1 139 45 1,503 734 169 55: 5 U I 769 174 552I 43 46 1,251 599 133 44J 5 1"y 652 156 4563 38 47 1,215 600 153 43.(3 IJL 615 140 4355 42 48 1,289 631 135 47?3 1?3 658 168 44^ t 46 49 1,216 578 138 42^' 1?3 638 139 44f 3 54 45-49 6,474 3,142 728 2,33 S 7<5 j 3,332 777 2,33: 2 223 50 1,508 753 221 50 (D 2( 5 755 182 48? 3 85 51 1,199 614 123 46 */ See footnotes at end of table. (14699) COUNTY OF ARMAGH 39 TABLE 11. - Ages (Individual Years) and County Marital Condition - continued Males Females Age last Persons Widowed Widowed Birthday Total Single* Married and Total Single* Married and Divorced-/ Divorced/ 60 1,031 493 123 325 45 538 128 303 107 61 • 839 394 84 273 37 445 110 215 120 62 950 445 108 293 44 505 113 263 129 63 885 426 85 298 43 459 106 228 125 64 896 432 93 289 50 1 464 115 200 149 60-64 1 4,601 2,190 493 1,478 219 2,411 572 1,209 630 65 943 436 109 272 55 507 121 231 155 66 839 441 113 274 54 398 98 181 119 67 720 354 79 219 56 366 78 152 136 68 1 803 387 82 252 53 416 98 159 159 69 817 394 94 239 61 423 99 146 178 65-69 4.122 2,012 477 1,256 279 2,110 494 869 747 70 829 395 100 216 79 434 103 142 189 71 649 289 64 '169 56 360 84 137 139 72 710 321 78 184 59 389 93 131 165 73 761 384 94 207 83 377 88 125 164 74 658 307 84 147 76 351 84 104 163 70-74 3,607 1,696 420 923 353 1,911 452 639 820 75 635 296 67 157 72 339 91 89 159 76 590 264 59 119 86 326 82 73 171 77 438 219 43 91 85 219 57 57 105 78 407 194 43 82 69 213 52 39 122 79 351 175 38 87 50 176 38 34 104 75-79 2,421 1,148 250 536 362 1,273 320 292 661 80 378 191 35 88 68 187 47 33 107 81 238 123 22 53 48 115 27 25 63 82 216 96 14 35 47 120 30 27 63 83 186 83 13 45 25 103 31 19 53 84 203 105 18 33 54 98 23 10 65 80-84 1,221 598 102 254 242 623 158 114 351 85 127 61 8 18 35 66 10 8 48 86 135 74 10 29 35 61 19 10 32 87 ee 21 3 6 12 45 5 11 29 88 53 29 2 8 19 24 7 • 17 89 31 12 , 2 10 19 5 • 14 85-89 412 197 23 63 111 215 46 29 140 90 40 1 11 2 2 7 1 29 i ^ 7 17 91 26 12 4 8 14 4 • 10 92 15 3 1 2 12 2 • 10 93 13 7 3 4 6 2 • 4 94 11 4 1 3 7 1 • 6 90-94 105 37 2 11 24 68 14 7 47 95 10 1 • 1 9 ! 1 2 6 96 1 1 1 • • • • • 97 4 • • • 4 • • • 4 98 3 1 1 • 2 1 • 1 99 1 i • • • 1 1 • • 95-99 19 3 2 1 16 3 2 11 ffXOO and over 1 1 • • I • • • • 1 * Including all persons under 14 years, and persons aged 14 and over In respect of whom Information as to marital condition was not given. Persons of the latter description numbered: Males, 1; Females, 1. + The persons returned as divorced numbered: Males, 15; Females, 38. ffOne widowed male aged 101. (14699) CENSUS OF NORTHERN IRELAND 1951 40 TABLE 12. Ages (Quinquennial Groups), and County, Municipal Boroughs, Marital Condition Urban Districts and Rural Districts Armagh Urban District Marital Armagh County Condition Males Females Males Females Total 56,426 57,828 4,428 4,852 * Single 34, 589 32, 268 2,711 2,778 Married 19,794 20,761 1,571 1,656 Widowed 2,028 4,761 145 411 Divorced 15. 38 1 7 Total Marrled Total Marrled Age last Population only Population only Birthday Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 0- 4 6,002 5,764 . 456 451 5^ 9 5,587 5, 286 • • 414 435 • • 10-14 5, 040 4,914 • • 449 416 " • 1&-19 4,702 ! 4,503 10 1 96 453 1 408 • 4 20-24 1 4,004 4,089 429 1,085 315 353 29 80 25-29 3,918 4,182 1,477 i 2,323 299 352 129 167 30-34 3,587 3,566 2,074 2, 429 282 320 183 216 35-39 3,634 4,022 2,477 2,965 247 346 173 252 40-44 3,538 3,602 2, 565 2, 657 264 316 213 224 45-49 3,142 3,332 2,338 2,332 257 275 206 192 50-54 1 2,969 3,230 2,168 2,091 233 277 185 178 55-59 2, 421 2,711 1, 733 1, 622 201 221 152 120 60-64 2, 190 2,411 1,478 1, 209 156 197 102 97 65-69 2,012 2,110 1,256 869 143 163 98 ' 57 70-74 1, 696 1,911 923 639 118 165 60 49 75-79 1, 148 1,273 536 292 87 89 26 14 80-84 598 623 254 114 36 43 11 2 85-89 197 215 63 29 16 18 4 3 90-94 37 68 11 7 2 6 , 1 •/95 and over 4 16 2 2 • 1 • • Keady Urban District Lurgan Muni cipal Borough Marital Condition Males Females Males Females Total 689 773 7,523 8,660 * Single 432 462 4, 320 4,906 Marrled 225 245 2, 942 3,125 Widowed 32 65 256 622 Divorced ; 1 5 1 ^ Total Marrled Total Married Age last Population only Population only *-» X * %0 i. ivi 41 jr Males Females i Males Females Males Females Males Females 0- 4 88 75 • 801 791 • 5- 9 91 70 , , 788 803 , , 10-14 58 69 a a 738 746 • 15-19 63 61 • , 676 735 2 14 20-24 45 ee 5 18 590 699 84 184 25-29 31 65 14 28 515 657 234 359 30-34 52 50 30 30 462 495 327 346 35-39 41 48 30 30 542 632 433 479 40-44 28 55 21 38 500 621 410 458 45-49 47 j 35 35 23 448 518 380 361 50-54 36 40 23 24 399 475 326 294 55-59 28 38 24 23 280 356 222 210 60-64 24 31 17 12 236 341 187 172 65-69 17 19 9 3 219 289 152 124 70-74 22 19 9 7 156 232 104 71 75-79 11 18 5 6 107 159 45 39 80-84 5 9 3 2 46 77 23 10 85-89 1 2 , 1 17 26 2 2 90-94 1 2 j , , 3 6 ; 1 •/95 and over 1 • 1 1 ' _ 2 1 */ See footnotes at end of Table. (14699) COUNTY OF ARMAGH 41 TABLE 12. - Ages (Quinquennial Groups), and County, Municipal Boroughs, Marital Condition - continued Urban Districts and Rural Districts Portadovm Municipal Borough 1 Tanderagee Urban District Marital Condition Males Females Males Females Total 8,169 1 9,033 1 648 1 746 * Single 4,512 4,754 1 344 1 384 Harried 3,401 3, 561 285 299 Widowed 253 706 19 63 Divorced 3 12 Total Married Total Married Age last population only population only Birthday Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 0- 4 936 1 869 • 1 • 1 87 1 81 • 5- 9 847 797 • 1 • 1 65 49 • • 10-14 772 757 • 1 49 51 • • 15-19 663 756 ,2 24 36 56 • 1 63 24 20-24 589 650 109 207 ^'^ 13 25r-29 640 722 328 471 54 65 32 49 30-34 566 568 1 422 430 55 54 43 38 35-39 584 j 719 485 557 52 61 42 49 40-44 566 623 1 483 466 43 41 37 30 4&-49 467 554 400 420 37 43 30 29 50-54 423 496 368 327 1 ' 25 39 20 19 55-59 314 404 263 249 18 31 15 21 60-64 261 330 201 ! 168 1 22 39 21 12 65-69 194 304 146 118 27 26 18 11 70-74 187 253 115 77 13 24 6 10 75-79 85 145 48 37 11 14 6 3 80-84 60 56 27 8 ' 5 6 2 2 86-89 13 18 4 2 1 1 • 90-94 2 9 1 2 • 1 /95 and over • 3 * Armagh Rural District Lurgan Rural District Mari tal Condition Males Females Males Females Total 14,748 14,152 6,004 6,101 * Single 9, 447 8,065 3,626 3,443 Married 4,718 4,898 2,144 2,174 Widowed 580 1,182 233 483 Divorced 3 7 1 1 Total Married Total Married Age last Population only Population only Birthday Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 0- 4 1,521 1,541 • • 664 i 592 • 5- 9 1 1,438 1,367 • • 607 546 • 10-14 1 1,227 1,160 • 479 532 15-19 1,054 3 484 1,133 22 1 484 7 20-24 966 67 1,010 235 456 421 46 101 25^29 1,032 936 300 498 402 443 151 235 30-34 924 860 442 576 360 387 206 248 35-39 897 924 533 683 361 377 245 267 40-44 913 826 600 623 367 347 269 261 4&-49 774 765 524 517 354 329 254 235 50-54 821 819 542 522 296 349 209 1 242 55-59 660 673 419 390 288 313 213 197 60-64 644 609 400 306 229 267 167 139 6&-e9 605 571 348 235 223 209 150 101 70-74 521 494 270 180 183 225 115 88 75-79 358 339 157 69 129 151 76 32 80-84 203 187 91 33 78 82 30 16 8&-89 53 54 i'T 7 34 31 10 2 90-94 12 14 4 2 10 12 3 2 f95 and over 2 3 1 1 • 1 • 4 1 l *f See footnotes at end of Table- (14699) 42 CENSUS OF NORTHERN IRELAND 1951 TABLE 12. - Ages (Quinquennial Groups) and County, Nkinicipal Boroughs, Marital Condition - continued Urban Districts and Rural Districts Newry No. 2 Rural District Tanderagee Rural District Marital Condition | Males Females Males Females Total 12, 547 11,980 1,670 1, 531 * Single i 8,232 6,704 965 772 Married 3,880 4,164 628 639 Widowed 433 1,109 77 120 Divorced 2 3 1 Total Married Total Married Age last Population only Population only Birthday Males Females Males Females Hales Females Males Females 0- 4 1,308 1, 226 141 138 &- 9 1,204 1,085 133 134 • • 10-14 ! 1,146 1,081 122 102 • 15-19 1,044 851 3 19 150 98 5 £0-24 826 753 58 195 126 118 18 41 2&-29 827 847 247 462 IW 95 42 54 30-34 774 740 343 474 112 102 68 71 35-39 815 793 476 554 95 122 60 94 40-44 729 670 444 483 128 103 88 74 45-49 672 712 441 489 86 101 68 ee 50-54 647 640 426 413 89 95 69 72 55r-59 556 594 368 351 76 81 57 61 60-64 543 518 337 269 75 79 46 34 6&-69 509 472 285 189 75 57 50 31 70-74 432 446 216 136 64 53 28 21 75-79 312 330 148 84 48' 28 25 8 80-84 140 145 59 36 25 18 8 5 8&-89 55 60 25 10 7 5 1 2 90-94 6 15 3 2 f95 and over 2 2 1 * Including all persons under 14 years of age. f Including i widowed male aged 101 - Armagh Rural District. (14699) COUNTY OF ARMAGH 43 TABLE 13. - Education: Persons attending Educational Establishments, distinguishing Age and County whether Full-time or Part-time Persons Attending Educational Establishments Persons not attending Educational Establishments Age [Total last Population Fmii Time Part'Time Birthday Males Females Males Females Males Females All Ages 0-2 6,964 . . 3,600 3,364 3-4 4,802 266 291 2,136 2,109 5 2,212 724 774 367 347 6 2, 265 1,150 1,053 : 27 35 7 2,307 1,198 1,101 4 4 8 2,196 1,133 1,055 5 3 9 1*, 893 978 914 1 10 1, 944 1,012 926 3 3 11 2,034 1,000 1,027 4 3 12 1, 989 1,000 986 1 2 13 1,982 1,012 964 5 1 14 2, 005 518 537 5 2 480 463 15 1, 962 292 338 9 2 1 720 601 16 1, 898 166 177 13 9 800 733 17 1, 832 114 113 16 15 793 781 18 1,806 62 79 15 5 816 829 19 1, 707 41 45 8 6 837 770 £0-24 8,093 56 53 30 9 3, 918 4,027 85 and over 64,363 13 12 3 3 31, 075 33, 257 Total 114,254 10,735 10,445 99 51 1 45,592 47, 332 TABLE 14. - Birthplaces County DEFINITION - For explanations of the assumptions made In determining birthplaces see Part I. Where Born Persons Males Females Where Born Persons Males Females TOTAL OF COUNTY 114,254 56.426 57,828 FOREIGN COUNTRIES 389 176 213 NORTHERN IRELAND 104, 923 52,386 52, 537 Austria 3 1 2 Belgium 6 3 3 Czechoslovakia 1 1 Antrim County- 1,185 545 640 Denmark 1 1 Armagh County 90,477 45,728 44, 749 France 11 5 6 Belfast County Borough 3,384 1,566 1,818 Germany \ 18 3 15 Down County 6,242 2,928 3,314 Greece 1 • 1 Fermanagh County 644 306 338 Hungary 1 1 Londonderry County Italy 27 9 18 (including County Netherlands 5 2 3 Borough) 617 300 317 Norway i 2 1 1 Tyrone County 2,374 1,013 1, 361 Poland 8 5 3 Russia 11 4 7 Spain 1 1 ENGLAND 2,038 983 1,055 Switzerland 8 4 4 WALES 126 83 43 SCOTLAND 1,353 563 790 CHANNEL ISLANDS 8 5 3 Japan 3 2 1 ISLE OF MAN 2 2 Turkey 1 1 IRISH REPUBLIC 5,165 2,109 3, 056 Other Asiatic Countries 2 1 1 OTHER COMMONWEALTH COUNTRIES ETC. 250 121 129 united States of America 267 133 134 Argentina 1 1 India 43 23 20 Egypt 8 2 6 Pakistan 1 1 Other African Countries 1 1 South Africa 18 7 11 Canada (including Newfoundland and Labrador) 118 55 63 Born at Sea 1 • 1 Australia (Including Tasmania) 26 12 14 New Zealand 13 6 7 other Commonwealth Territories, etc. 31 17 14 Birthplace not stated 1 1 • (14699) 44 CENSUS OF NORTHERN IRELAND 1951 TABLE 15. Persons born outside Northern Ireland County, Municipal Boroughs, by Religion and Duration of Residence Urban Districts and Rural in Northern Ireland Districts 1 Other and not stated Duration of 1 Roman Catholic 1 Presbyterian 1 *Church of Ireland 1 Methodist 1 Denominations Residence in years Males Females 1 Males Females 1 Hales Females Males Females Males Pemales A3?MACH COUNTY 0~ 4 426 563 101 129 276 312 36 41 51 54 5- 9 295 435 90 114 148 156 25 15 19 17 10-19 367 551 94 123 213 212 26 34 25 45 20-29 234 372 91 ! 109 201 231 18 28 26 32 30-39 230 310 52 80 136 175 15 26 17 22 40-49 168 236 41 45 92 145 10 1 24 10 24 50 and over 174 228 44 65 101 110 8 '7. 8 25 Not stated 18 7 2 1 5 • • ! • • Total NO. of Residents 1,912 2,702 515 eee 1, 172 1,341 138 175 156 219 Total NO. of Visitors 61 81 20 20 40 60 6 3 20 24 Total No. Born Outside Northern Ireland i 1,973 2,783 535 686 1, 212 1,401 144 178 176 243 ARMAGH URBAN DISTRICT 0- 4 61 87 '7- 13 42 54 2 1 8 10 5- 9 27 57 4 12 26 26 2 1 1 , 10-19 44 75 5 7 37 41 i 1 , 1 1 20-29 48 47 13 15 30 22 2 2 4 4 30-39 42 29 3 ! 7 24 30 1 1 6 I 1 2 40-49 28 40 7 3 14 22 1 2 2 1 1 50 and over 22 33 ' 6 8 20 12 1 ^ 2 1 Not stated 18 5 2 1 5 • • • • • Total NO. of Residents 290 373 47 1 ee 198 ' 207 11 1 12 18 19 Total No. Of Visitors 1 12 4 2 6 15 1 • 2 4 Total NO. Born Outside Northern Ireland 291 385 51 68 204 222 12 12 20 23 KEADY URBAN DISTRICT 0- 4 14 24 2 4 2 5 5- 9 6 10 4 1 , , 1 10-19 9 12 4 2 2 4 20-29 9 17 1 1 1 1 2 30-39 13 11 1 , 1 1 40-49 15 7 4 2 1 1 50 and over 8 10 1 . i , , 1 Not stated • • • • • • Total No. of Residents 74 91 1'7 10 6 12 • • 1 . Total NO. of Visitors 1 1 • • • • • • • • Total No. Born Outside Northern Ireland 75 92 17 10 6 12 • • 1 • ^- See footnote at end of Table. (14^99) COUNTY OF ARMAGH 45 TABLE 15. - Persons born outside Northern Ireland County, Municipal Boroughs, by Religion and Uiration of Residence Urban Districts and Rural in Northern Ireland - Continued Districts 1 Other and not stated Duration of Roman Catholic Presbyterian •Church of Ireland Methodist 1 Denominations Residence in years Males Females Males Fonales Males Females Males FemaJLe s 1 Males Females LURGAN MUNICIPAL BOROUGH 0- 4 42 65 20 18 59 54 1 1 1 1 13 1 8 5- 9 18 41 t 1 6 21 24 4 3 1 3 ( 10-19 19 35 6 5 24 19 1 i 4 2 1 E029 21 35 9 10 22 21 5 i 4 2 4 30-39 18 26 8 5 13 22 1 B 3 1 3 40-49 10 23 3 6 9 14 3 8 1 2 3 50 and over 4 16 3 9 7 15 i 1 3 Not stated ' • • • • • • ,. • 1 ^ • Total No. of Residents 132 241 90 59 155 169 17 z 7 1 25 22 Total No. of Visitors 1 3 3 2 7 4 • 1 4 5 Total No. Bom Outside Northern Ireland 133 244 53 61 162 173 17 a3 1 29 27 PORTADOWN MUNICIPAL BOROUGH 0- 4 1 21 36 16 14 62 73 14 1?5 15 12 &- 9 28 39 21 12 40 37 14 i3 7 2 10-19 27 34 16 19 51 50 9 1 5 1 8 11 20-29 i 15 57 18 25 52 63 6 1 1 6 7 30-39 24 27 9 13 32 m 7 fB 5 5 40-49 4 23 6 6 22 29 2 1 1 1 9 50 and over 14 14 10 10 16 18 3 3 1 9 Not stated • • • • • • • ' • Total No. of Residents ' 133 210 96 99 275 308 55 7{ 5 43 55 Total No. of Visitors 13 7 5 6 8 9 3 1 ^ 7 Total No. Bom j Outside Northem Ireland 146 217 101 105 283 317 58 7J5 50 62 TANnERAGEE URBAN DISTRICT 0- 4 3 6 5 3 9 12 1 5- 9 1 1 1 3 2 1 10-19 • , 1 3 6 5 1 20-29 2 1 2 2 4 2 1 30-39 1 2 10 , 1 ! 1 4 1 40-49 1 2 . , 2 4 50 and over 3 3 , 2 j 4 3 I 1 Not stated • • • • • • Total No. of Residents 13 21 1 ^ 14 28 31 j 3 1 2 Total No. of Visitors • 2 • • • 4 • • 1 . Total No. Bom Outside Northern Ireland 13 23 9 14 28 35 3 1 2 * See footnote at end of Table. —' (14699) 46 CENSUS OF NORTHERN IRELAND 1951 TABLE 15. - Persons born outside Northern Ireland County, Municipal Borbughs, by Religion and Duration of Residence Urban Districts and Rural in Northern Ireland - continued Districts 1 ' Other and not stated Duration of Roman Catholic Presbyterian 1 «Church of Ireland 4^ethodist Denomin ations Residence in years Males Females Males Females Hales Females Males Females Males Females ARMAGH RURAL DISTRICT 0- 4 89 104 22 31 55 52 11 5 8 13 5" 9 67 91 43 57 32 32 1 1 5 9 10-19 81 112 28 44 47 52 6 9 3 11 20-29 39 79 31 34 53 69 4 5 5 8 30-39 44 80 15 26 41 46 , 3 4 2 40-49 34 48 15 13 23 41 2 7 4 4 50 and over ' ^^ 54 1 10 24 35 44 1 3 1 3 Not stated • • • • • • • • • • Total No. of Residents 405 568 1 164 229 286 336 25 33 30 50 Total No. of Visitors 20 . 20 4 4 10 15 • 1 2 3 Total NO. Bom Outside Northern Ireland 425 588 168 233 296 351 25 34 32 53 LURGAN RURAL DISTRICT i 0- 4 17 26 1 4 3 ze 37 6 2 2 2 5- 9 12 26 i 5 5 8 13 4 , 1 3 10-19 11 40 7 16 17 17 4 2 2 9 20-29 9 16 6 6 18 23 1 5 1 3 5 30-39 10 17 2 6 6 15 3 4 2 4 40-49 ! 8 9 1 2 5 3 17 , 1 1 2 3 50 and over 9 11 5 1 12 2 , 1 , 4 Not stated j • * 1 • * • ' • ' • ;;___ Total No. of Residents 76 145 29 42 90 124 18 15 12 30 Total NO. Of 1 Visitors 3 7 1 3 4 3 2 1 2 3 Total No. Bom Outside Northern Ireland 79 152 30 45 94 127 20 16 14 33 NEWRY No. 2 RURAL DISTRICT 0- 4 178 214 18 31 16 20 . 4 8 5- 9 135 170 11 17 15 17 , 2 2 2 10-19 174 241 25 23 17 16 4 4 8 9 20-29 90 138 8 14 13 20 . . 5 1 30-39 75 109 12 21 14 1 15 • 1 2 2 40-49 66 85 2 8 11 14 1 , ,, 3 50 and over 58 85 9 10 3 13 1 ..• 1 4 Not stated 2 • • • • • • • • • • Total NO. of Residents 776 1,044 85 124 89 115 6 7 22 29 Total NO. of Visitors 22 29 3 2 5 9 • • 3 2 Total NO. Bom Outside Northern Ireland 798 1,073 88 126 \ 94 124 6 7 25 31 * See footnote at end of Table. (14699) COUNTY OF ARMAGH 47 TABLE 15. r Persons born outside Northern Ireland County, Minicipal Boroughs, by Religion and Duration of Residence Urban Districts and Rural in Northern Ireland - continued Districts Other and not stated Duration of Roman Catholic Presbyterian •Church of Ireland j Methodist Denominations Residence in years Males Females Males Fonales Males Females Males Females Males Fori ales TANDERAGEE RURAL DISTRICT O 4 1 1 7 la 1 5 5 1 2 1 1 &- 9 1 • • 1 4 6 • • • 1 10-19 2 2 2 4 12 8 • • 1 3 30-29 1 2 3 2 8 9 • 1 1 2 30-39 Z 1 2 1 5 4 1 1 2 4 40-49 1 1 2 2 7 4 • 1 • 1 50 and over 5 2 2 1 4 3 1 • • • Not stated • . • . . • • • • . ' Total No. of Residents 13 9 18 S3 45 39 3 5 5 12 Total No. of Visitors « • * 1 • 1 • • • • Total No. Bom Outside Northern Ireland 13 9 18 24 45 40 3 5 5 12 * The Church of Ireland figures Include the followlng:- Males Females Church of England 2D5 200 Episcopal Church of Scotland 3 48 CENSUS OF NORTHERN IRELAND 1951 TABLE 16. - RELIGIONS County, Municipal Boroughs, Urban Districts and Rural Districts DEFINITIONS - For Explanations of the classification see Part I. Rel igions Municipal Boroughs, Other and Urban and Roman Catholic Presbyterian ikChurch of Ireland Methodist Not Stated Rural Denominations Di stricts ' persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Armagh County 53, 013 26,372 26,641 17,166 8,464 8,702 34,082 16,810 17,272 5,597 2,675 2,922 4,396 2,105 2,291 MUNICIPAL BOROUGHS AND URBAN DISTRICTS Armagh 5,319 2,567 2,752 1,113 529 584 2,447 1,150 1,297 200 92 108 201 90 111 Keady 1,184 549 635 176 92 84 90 41 49 5 2 3 7 5 2 Lurgan M,B. 6,995 3,246 3,749 1,871 844 1,027 5,425 2,566 2,859 940 433 507 952 434 518 portadown M.B. 3,923 1,836 2,087 2,128 1,020 1,108 7,850 3,761 4,089 2,396 1,137 1,259 905 415 490 Tanderagee 321 129 192 309 154 155 657 311 346 48 22 26 59 32 27 RURAL DISTRICTS Armagh 12,374 6,362 6,012 6,026 3,036 2,990 8,703 4,453 4,250 806 409 397 991 488 503 Lurgan 4,738 2,361 2,377 1,142 553 589 4,781 2,397 2,384 981 476 505 463 217 246 Newry NO. 2 17,785 9,130 8,655 3,574 1,808 1,766 2,470 1,255 1,215 129 62 67 569 292 277 Tanderagee 374 192 182 827 428 399 1,659 876 783 92 42 50 249 132 117 Analysis of Cblumn in above table headed 'Other and Not Stated Denominations* Persons Males Females Brethren 1,486 701 785 Baptist 829 384 445 Society of Friends 361 177 184 Salvation Army 350 173 177 Reformed Presbyterian 282 149 133 Ellm Pentecostal Alliance 262 107 155 Catholic Apostolic Church 99 49 50 Jehovah's Witness 57 25 32 Church of Christ 56 29 27 Non-subscrlblng Presbyterian or Unitarian 55 29 26 Protestant 48 • 25 23 Church of God 39 19 20 Congregatlonallst 20 7 13 Seventh Day Adventlst 19 8 11 Jew 17 11 6 Christian Scientist 13 6 7 Lutheran 11 3 8 yother Denominations 68 33 35 Not Stated 324 170 154 TOTAL - "Other and Not Stated Denominations" 4,396 2,105 2,291 * Including Church of England (Males, 322; Females, 310) and Episcopal Church of Scotland (Males, Nil; Females, 3)» f This heading comprises denominations each of which has less than ten adherents enumerated In the County. 25 different terms were used In describing these denominations on the Census Returnso (14699) COUNTY OF ARMAGH 49 TABLE 17. - Religions: Population under 22 years County by Individual Years and 20 years and over by Quinquennial Groups Reli gions Age last Population lUrthday Other and Roman Catholic Presbyterian Uchurcli of Ireland Methodist Not Stated Denominations Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females All Ages 56, 426 57,828 26,2772 26, 641 1 8, 464 8,702 16,810 17,272 2, 675 2,922 2,105 2,291 0 1,171 1,075 639 561 164 150 281 295 44 39 43 30 1 1,171 1,178 618 647 176 179 279 276 61 45 37 31 2 1,258 1,111 1 636 592 ' 148 169 372 275 56 42 46 33 3 1,221 1,221 • 619 610 157 172 330 358 69 49 46 32 4 1,181 1, 179 632 595 151 167 305 332 53 47 40 38 0-4 6,002 5,764 3,144 3,005 796 837 1,567 1,536 283 222 212 164 5 1,091 1,121 564 5B8 153 164 306 284 33 41 35 44 6 1,177 1,088 j 625 542 154 144 301 300 53 S2 44 50 7 1,202 1,105 590 548 153 17*^ 369 295 43 4V 47 38 8 1,138 1,058 542 512 171 13£ 327 325 58 51 40 38 9 979 914 j 466 470 143 125 887 239 44 33 39 47 5-9 5,587 5, 286 2,787 2, 660 774 742 1,590 1,443 231 224 205 217 10 1,015 929 531 477 133 130 284 257 29 37 38 28 11 1,004 1,030! 484 527 141 150 314 277 40 39 25 37 12 1,001 988 506 498 1 141 139 274 269 50 41 30 41 13 1, 017 965 522 454 131 134 289 282 44 52 31 - 43 14 1,003 1, 002 508 505 135 117 273 299 48 45 39 36 10-14 5,040 4,914 2,551 2,461 681 670 1,434 1,384 i 211 214 163 185 15 1,021 941 520 452 126 129 2b 4 270 55 51 36 39 16 ! 979 919 497 429 j 128 120 279 28 R 50 34 32 17 ; 923 909 ! 477 465 115 140 1 257 250 43 37 31 17 18 1 393 913 441 455 128 115 248 272 48 41 28 30 19 886 821 i 425 391 116 108 264 249 48 43 33 30 15r-19 4, 702 4,503 2,360 2, 192 613 612 1,332 1,329 235 222 ' 162 148 20 821 869 396 412 127 120 ! 225 246 52 59 21 32 21 820 792 404 370 106 114 241 234 57 39 32 35 20-24 4,004 4,089 1,892 1,917 571 599 1,219 1, 214 184 220 138 139 2&-29 3,918 4, 182 1,723 1,930 631 654 1,212 1, 209 216 241 136 148 30-34 3,587 3,566 1,617 1,630 610 537 1,067 1,068 1 162 177 131 154 35-39 3, 634 4, 022 1,584 1,735 589 589 1,124 1, 288 176 229 161 181 40-44 3,538 3,602 1,487 1,476 559 566 1,166 1, 173 177 203 149 184 45-49 3, 142 3,332 1,366 1,377 510 548 960 1, 047 173 199 133 161 50-54 2,969 3, 230 1,275 1,379 462 514 953 1,016 152 174 127 147 55-59 2, 421 2,711 1,019 1,159 387 447 781 836 133 150 101 119 60-64 2, 190 2, 411 959 1,064 368 352 677 760 96 128 90 107 65-69 2,012 2,110 896 889 347 351 630 683 77 104 62 83 70 and over 3,680 4,106 1,712 1, 767 566 664 1,098 1, 286 169 215 135 154 * including Church of England (Males, 322; Females, 310) and Episcopal Church of Scotland (Males, Nil; Females, 3). (14699) so CENSUS OF NORTHERN IRELAND 1951 TABLE 18. - Occupations of Persons aged 14 and over Cbtmty MALES FEMALES OCCUPATION TOTAL POPULATION 56,426 57,828 OCCUPATION 1 llALES pEMALES Aged under 14 years 15.626 14.962 St. Workers in Chemical and Allied Trades 1 Aged 1.4 years and over 40,800 42.866 1 ^ 100 .Forenen, Overlookers 101 Mixers, Blenders, Grinders t. - XXVII Occupied (14 years and over) 35.101 15.007 102 Distillers, Stlllmen 1 ^ ' 103 Furnacemen, Kllnmen XXVIII Retired or not gainfully occupied 104 Fillers of Explosives 1 109 Other skilled workers 1 1 (14 years and over) 5,699 27.859 1 OCCUPATION VI. WORKERS IN METAL MANUFACTURE. ENGINEERING CODE OCCUPATION AND ALLIED TRADES 12,064 65 I. FISHERMEN 14 1. Foremen. Overlookers 1 ^^ 2 000 Flshennen 14 110 Furnace (not Annealing or Foundry) 111 Rolling, Tube and Wire Mills • II. AGRICULTURAL, HORTICULTURAL AND FCWESTRY 112 Foundry OCCUPATIONS 12,412 812 113 1 Machine Shop 114 Fitting, Erecting 1 34 1. Agricultural and Horticultural Occupations 12,254 805 115 Electrical Work 10 116 Watch, Clock and Scientific and Surgical 010 Farmers, Farm Managers 6,791 645 instrument Making Oil Fara Bailiffs, Farm Foremen 5 117 Precious Metals, Gem Setting 012 Shepherds 1 119 Other and undefined 1 1,5 2 013 Market Gardeners, Nurserymen, Seedsmen, . Flowergrowers 45 1 2. Furnacemen (not Annealing oi Foundry) 3 014 Market Gardeners' Nurserymen's etc., Foremen 9 121 Puddlers, Shlnglers 015 Other Gardeners 216 2 122 Blast Fumacemen, Steel Melters and their 1 , 019 Other Agricultural Workers 5,187 157 Teams 1 125 Other Fumacemen and their Assistants 2 2. Occupations Ancillary to Agriculture 117 7 3. Rolling and Tube Mill Workers. Wire Drawers 020 Land Agents, Estate Managers 13 1 021 Estate Labourers 1 126 Rollers and their Skilled Assistants 022 Agricultural Machine, Tractor >- Proprietors, 127 Other Assistants to Rollers '' Foremen, Drivers, Attendants 37 128 Tube Drawers and their Teams 029- Other Occupations Ancillary to Agriculture 66 6 129 Wire Drawers and Makers 130 Other Skilled Workers 3. Foresters and Woodmen 41 4. Foundry Workers (excluding Pattern Makers) 69 030 Foresters and woodmen 41 131 Iron or Steel Moulders and Core Makers 45 III. MINING AND QUARRYING OCCUPATIONS 292 132 Non-Ferrous Moulders and Core Makers 3 134 Iron or Steel Foundry Furnace and Cupola Men 1. In Coal Mines 4 135 Iron Foundry Labourers 18 136 Steel Foundry Labourers 2 040 Subordinate superintending Staff (including 137 Non-Ferrous Foundry Fumacemen Ovemen, Deputies, Examiners, Foremen) 138 Non-Ferrous Foundry Labourers 1 041 Workers below Ground:- . . Coal cutting, and Powei^-loadlng Machine 5. Smiths. Forgemen 106 Men 042 Hewers and Getters (by hand) tincluding 145 Blacksmiths 105 powered hand tool workers) 3 146 Forgemen, Pressmen 043 Persons Conveying Material to the Shaft . 149 Other Skilled Smithy and Forge Workers 1 044 Persons Developing Underground Working , . m Rock 6. Annealers, Hardeners, Teinperers. Picklers 1 045 Persons Repairing and Maintaining Roads 047 Or.her Workers below Ground 1 150 Annealers. Hardeners, Temperers 1 049 Other Workers above Ground 151 Picklers 2. In other Mines, Quarries and Workings and 7. Coppersmiths, Sheet Metal Workers, Metal at Brine Pits and Oil Wells 288 %>inners 59 5 050 Subordinate Superintending Staff (including 155 Coppersmiths Inspectors, contractors. Foremen) 10 156 Sheet Iron and Sheet Metal Workers 59 5 underground workers In Mines and Closed • 157 Metal Spinners Quarries:- 051 Getters 8. Platers. Riveters. Shipwrights 22 1 052 Persons conveying Material to the Shaft . 055 Other Workers below Ground . 160 Platers 7 056 Getters m Open Quarries, Pits, etc. 15. 161 Platers' Labourers 6 059 Other Workers 263 . 162 Riveters, Caulkers 6 1 163 Riveters' Labourers 1 IV. WORKERS IN THE TRFJ^TMENT OF NON-METALLIFEROUS 164 Shipwrights 2 MINING PRODUCTS (OTHER THAN COAL) 192 301 9. Metal Machinists 48 1 1. Makers of Pricks, Tiles, Pottery and Fireclay Goods 41 126 171 Press Tool Setters 1 172 Brass Turners 060 Foremen, Overlookers 7 1 173 Turners (not Brass) 33 061 Brick and Unglazed Tlle-roakers, Moulders, 174 Drillers (Hand or Machine) 4 1 Pressers, Cutters 2 11 176 Machine Setters, Setter operators 10 062 Refractory Goods Makers 6 177 Shipyard Metal Machinists . 063 Potters' Mill Workers, Slip Makers, Arkmen 4 10 , . 064 Potters, Pottery Makers and Casters 6 59 10. Fitters, Machine Erectors 1,044 6 065 Pottery Finishers and Decorators 2 21 066 Kiln and Oven Men, Kiln Setters and Placers 5 1 181 Precision Fitters, Tool Makers, Machine 069 1 Other Skilled Workers 9 23 Tool Fitters 81 1 182 Gunsmiths, Gun Lock and Action Makers 2. Makers of Glass and Glass Ware 140 175 183 Machine Erectors, Millwrights, Maintenance Engineers 355 2 070 Foremen, Overlookers 21 184 Motor and Motor Cycle Mechanic 433 071 Teazers, Founders 185 Fitter-Assemblers 072 Blowers (not Machine Hands or Bench Glass 188 Other Fitters 136, 3 Workers) 189 Machine Erectors', Fitters, Mechanics' 1 073 , Bench Glass Workers Mates 1 39 074 1 Moulders, Pressers 5. 2 075 Optical Lens and Prism Grinders and 11. Metal Finishers 2 1 Polishers 29 23 076 Blockers-out, Pitchers 1 191 Galvanlzers and Tinners 1 1 079 Other Skilled Workers 84 150 192 Glazers, Polishers, Buffers and Moppers 1 ,1 193 Electro Platers, Nickel platers 1 3. Makers of other Non«Metalliferous Mining 194 Japanners, Stove and Vitreous Enamellers 1 1 Products 11 198 Other Skilled Workers 1 • 080 Foremen, Overlookers 2 . 12. PlunA>ers, Pipe Fitters, etc. 1 175 081 Kim Men and Lime Burners 089 Other Skilled workers 9 . 200 Plumbers (not Chemical Plumbers) 1 146 201 Plumbers' Labourers I 8 V. COAL GAS AND COKE MAKERS. WORKERS IN 202 Gas Fitters i 2 CHEMICAL AND ALLIED TRADES 22 I 203 Pipe Fitters 1 19 204 Lead Burners and chemical Plumbers 1 1. Makers of Coal Gas and Coke 20 • 090 Foremen, Overlookers 1 . 1 099 Other Skilled Workers 19 __i (14699) COUNTY OF ARMAGH 51 TABLE 18. - Occupations of Persons aged 14 and over - continued County (XX:UPATI(»l OCCUPATION 1 OCrUPATIW MALES rFEMALE S OCCUPATION MALES FEMALES CODE CODE 13. Vehicle Makers and Repairers (not else- 1 332 Dye House Workers 56 3 where specified) 1 2 333 Hookers, Lappers, Makers-up, Plaiters 33 47 339 Other Workers in Bleaching, Dyeing and 205 Repairers of Railway Wagons, Mine Trams Finishing 123 105 and Tubs 209 Other Skilled Workers 2 • 7. Other Skilled Workers 261 195 14. Watch, Clock and Scientific and Surgical 340 Foremen, Overlookers 11 5 Instrument Makers (not elsewhere 341 Rope, Twine and Net Makers 6 8 specified) 29 4 342 Lace Makers 3 52 343 Strippers, Grinders, Card Grinders, 210 Scientific instrument Makers and Repairers 11 3 Jobbers, Tacklers 190 5 211 Surgical or Dental instrument M^ers 345 Pattern Card Preparers 16 4 212 Watch, Clock and Chronometer Makers and . . 346 Textile printers (including Oil or Floor Repairers 18 1 Cloth Printers) 31 106 219 Other Skilled Workers 349 Other Skilled Workers 4 15 15. Workers in Precious Metals» Gem .Setters 1 VIII. TANNERS, ETC., LEATHER GOODS MAKERS. FUR laRESSERS 172 71 221 Engravers, Chasers . 222 Qoldsmlths, Oem Setters 1 1. Leather Tanners and Dressers, Fellmongers, 223 Polishers, Scratch Brushers . Fur Dressers 2 224 Pressers, Saw Piercers, Stampers 225 Sliver and White Metal Smiths, Mounters 350 Foremen, overlookers 229 Other Skilled Workers . 351 Lime and Tan yard Workers (not Labourers) 352 Curriers, Leather Dressers 16. Electrical ^paratus Makers and Fitters 353 Enamellers, japanners, Dyers, Stainers, (not elsewhere specified) and Electricians 335 I Finishers ' 359 Other Skilled Workers 2 231 Armature Winders 232 Accumulator Makers and Pasters 2. Boot and Shoe Makers 148 65 233 Electric Cable and Wire Machine Drivers and • Setters-up 360 Foremen, Overlookers 4 2 234 Electric Cable and Wire Machine Assistants 361 Boot and Shoe Makers and Repairers Electric Lamp and 'Valve:- (not Factory) 124 235 Machine Setters 362 Clickers, Pattern Cutters 4 236 Machine Minders 363 Closers 1 1 237 Radio and Radar Mechanics 31 1 364 Sole and Heel Cutters and Preparers 1 2 239 Other Workers In Electrical Communications 365 Lasters, Bottomers, Heelers 4 11 and Signalling System 34 366 Finishers, Shoe Room Workers 2 2 241 Electrical Fitters 42 369 Other Skilled Workers 8 47 242 Electricians (house, ship, factory) 194 243 Linemen and Cable Jointers 33i 3. Makers of Leather or Substitute Goods 239 Other Skilled Electrical Workers 1 (not Clothing) 23 4 17. Inspectors, Viewers, Testers 7 7 370 Foremen, Overlookers • 371 Saddlers, Harness Makers 14 251 Castings and Forglngs 373 Makers (by Hand) of Other Goods 2 252 Machine Shop 374 Cutters 1 253 Fitting Shop 1 , 375 Machinists 2 4 254 Electrical Work 376 Stitchers (hand) 1 255 Watches and Clocks; Scientific and Surgical 379 Other Skilled Workers 3 Instruments 259 Other inspectors. Viewers, Testers 6 7 IX. MAKERS OF TEXTILE GOODS AND ARTICLES OF DRESS (NOT BOOTS AND SHOES) 237 2.320 18. Other Skilled Workers 103 36 1. Garment Workers 139 625 861 Oxy-Acetylene or Electric Welders and Cutter? 26 1 380 Foremen, Overlookers 2 15 262 Textile Machinery, Fitting and" Accessories 381 Skilled Cutters 3 2 Makers (not elsewhere specified) 28 3 382 Knife or Machine Cutters 18 15 263 Constructional Engineers (not Professional), 383 Tailors 105 30 Steel Erectors, Structural Iron Workers 25 384 Corset Makers 264 Cutlers . 385 Dressmakers and Other Light Clothing Makers 2 177 265 Die Sinkers and Engravers (not Precious 386 Machinists 4 302 Metals) 387 Pressers 3 33 266 File Cutters (Machine or Hand) 389 Other Skilled Workers 2 51 267 Filers 1 1 268 Edge Tool Grinders 3 2. Hat and Cap Makers. Milliners (Makers) 2 2 269 Lock, Latch and Keymakers, Locksmiths , 271 Press Workers and Stampers (not Hot or 390 Foremen, Overlookers . Hydraulic), Drawers (not Wire or Tube) 7 27 391 Designers, Cutters . 272 Solderers and Brazers 2 392 Milliners (Makers) 2 273 Wire Weavers, Wire Rope Makers , 393 Felt Hood, Felt Hat Makers 279 Other Skilled workers 13 2 399 Other Skilled Workers 2 • VII. TEXTILE WORKERS 2,145 3,665 3. Upholsterers, Coach Trimmers, Bedding and Mattress Makers 61 15 1. Openers, Sorters, Blenders, Carders, Condiers, Drawers 214 162 400 Foremen, Overlookers 401 Upholsterers, Coach Trimmers, etc. 61. 14 280 Foremen, Overlookers 14 1 402 Bedding and Mattress .Makers . 1 281 Wool Sorters 2 1 282 Rag and Wool Carbonisers and Washers 1 4. Other Makers 35 1,678 283 Openers, Blenders, Rag Grinders 135 46. 284 Carders, Combers, other Skilled Preparing 410 Foremen, Overlookers 2 12 Room Workers 62 114 411 Furriers, Fur Sewers and Machinists 412 Glove Makers (not Knitted or Rubber) 2. Spinners, Doublers 76 292 413 Artificial Flower and Feather Workers 414 Embroiderers, Embroidery Machinists 24 190 290 Foremen, Overlookers 23 7 415 Canvas Goods Makers 291 Spinners, Plecers 50 243 416 Sack Makers 1 292 Doublers, Twisters, Silk Throwsters 3 42 419 Other Skilled Workers 9 1,475 3. Winders, Warpers, Sixers, Drawers-in 280 1,293 X. MAKERS OF FOCa>S, DRINKS AND TOBACCO 442 510 300 Foremen, Overlookers 32 1 1. Makers of Foods 430 509 301 Winders, Reelers 41 1,146 302 Seamers, Warpers 68 59 420 Foremen, Overlookers 37 20 303 Slzers, Tapers, Slashers 100 1 421 Grain Millers 14 304 Drawers- in, Twlsters-jn 39 86 422 Bakers and Pastry Cooks 113 39 423 Dou^ Mixers, Makers (Bread, Biscuits, 4. Weavers 1,012 1,392 Cakes, etc.) 424 Ovenmen (Bread, Biscuits, Cakes, etc.) 310 Foremen, Overlookers 9 425 Milk Processors, Makers of Dairy Products 31 15 311 Weavers (not Carpets) 975 1,352 426 Sugar and Sweet Boilers . 312 Carpet Weavers 40 427 Sugar Confectionery Makers, Moulders, ' Coverers 5. Knitters ^26 29 428 Cocoa and Chocolate Makers 429 Meat and Fish Curers and Smokers 20 10 320 Foremen, Overlookers 5 430 Slaughterhouse Workers 33 2 321 Hosiery Frame Tenters and Knitters 21 ^ 439 Other Skilled Workers 182 423 6. Bleachers, Dyers, Finishers 276 302 2. Makers of Alcoholic Drinks 3 330 Foremen, Overlookers 9 2 440 Foremen, Overlookers 331 Lookers, Examiners, Burlers, Menders 55 145 441 Maltsters (14699) CENSUS OF NORTHERN IRELAND 1951 52 TABLE 18. -Occupations of Persons aged 14 and over - continued County (XrUPATION OCCUPATION MALES OCCUPATION MALES FEMALES CODE "^"AL^l"^'"' 442 Skilled Workers In Ale, etc.. Brewing 1 . 1 579 Other Skilled Workers 5 5 443 Bottlers 1 444 Cellarmen 1 . 1 XIV. WtSaCERS IN BUILDING AND CONTRACTING 2,779 449 Other Skilled Workers 580 Foremen, Gangers 99 3. Makers of Non-Alcoholic Drinks 9 581 Clerks of Works 13 582 Builders' Labourers 9 450 Foremen, Overlookers 1 583 Bricklayers 348 459 Other Skilled Workers 8 584 Bricklayers' Labourers 160 • 585 Plasterers 209 4. Makers of Tobacco, Cigars, Cigarettes, Snuff 1 586 Plasterers' Labourers 25 587 Glaziers 460 Foremen, Overlookers 588 Slaters and Tilers 12 461 Openers, Strippers, Cutters, etc. , 589 Masons, Stone Cutters 70 463 Cigarette Making Machine Operators 1 591 Masons' Labourers 7 464 Cigarette Packing Machine Operators 592 Slate Workers (not elsewhere specified) 465 Cigar Makers and Slate Masons 469 Other Workers 593 Platelayers 85 594 Pavlors, Street Masons and Asphalters 2 XI. WORKERS IN WOOD, CANE AND CORK 1,336 9 595 Well and Mine Sinkers and Borers 3 596 Tunnel Miners 1 470 Foremen, Overlookers 21 597 Builders 32 471 Cabinet Makers 341 598 Other Sklller Workers 1 65 472 Carpenters, Joiners 687 599 Other Workers (mainly Navvies) 1,639 473 Coach, Carriage, Van and Cart Builders; Body Builders 34 XV. PAINTERS AND DECORATORS 333 53 474 Coopers, Hoop Makers and Benders 13 475 Packing Case Makers 70 6 600 Foremen, Overlookers ! 1 476 Pattern Makers (Wood or Undefined) 2 601 Aerographers, Paint Sprayers 9 477 Converting Mill Sawyers 602 French Polishers 34 4.9 478 Wheelwrights 1 603 Sign Writers 479 Other Sawyers, Wood Turners, Wood Cutting 609 Other Painters and Decorators 289 4 Machinists 154 2 480 Basket Makers, other Cane Workers 3 XVI. ADMINISTRATORS, DIRECTORS, MANAGERS 481 Workers in COrk (NOT ELSEWHERE SPECIFIED) 599 40 489 Other Skilled Workers 10 1 610 Civil Service Administrative and other XII. MAKERS OF AND WORKERS IN PAPER AND Higher Officers 6 PAPERBOARD: BOOKBINDERS, PRINTERS 97 64 611 Civil Service Executive and Hlgjher Clerical Officers. 54 7 1. Makers of Paper, Paperboard 2 612 Local Authority Administrative and Executive officers 35 2 500 Foremen 614 Secretaries and Registrars of Companies, 501 Breakers, Bollermen, Beatermen Institutions and Charities 10 1 502 Vatmen, Couchers 615 Heads or Managers of Commercial and 503 Machine Men Industrial Office Departments 20 3 504 Paper, Paperhoard Finishers Managers In:- 509 Other Skilled Workers 620 Mlnlng and the Treatment of Non- Metalliferous Mining Products 30 1 2. Makers of Stationery, Bags and Boxes; 621 Chemical and Allied Trades (including Other Workers in Paper 20 58 Coal Gas Production) 3 4 622 Engineering and Allied Trades 40 7 510 Foremen, Overlookers 1 . 623 Production of Textiles, Textile Goods, 511 Pressers, Stampers, Scorers, Punchers, Leather, Leather Goods 169 3 Cutters 4 1 624 Building and Contracting 129 1 512 Paperboard Box Makers (not elsewhere 629 Other Industrial undertakings 103 11 specified) 11 57 513 Machine Minders, Setters 1 XVII. PERSONS EMPLOYED IN TRANSPORT AND 514 Machine Assistants, Layers-on 2 COMMUNICATIONS 2,403 120 519 Other Skilled Workers 1 1. Railway Transport Workers 395 3. Printers, Bookbinders 75 6 630 Railway Officials, Station Masters, 520 Foremen, Overlookers 2 , Yard Masters, Passenger and Goods Agents 31 521 Compositors (Hand or Machine) 35 , 631 Locomotive Engine Drivers 49 523 Stereotypers, Electrotypers . 632 Motormen (Electric and Diesel) 524 Process Engravers, Photographers 633 Locomotive Engine Firemen 51 (Printing Trades) 634 Locomotive Running and Workers 23 525 Lithographic Artists and Transferers 635 Guards 28 526 Letterpress or Lltho printing Maclilne . 636 Signalmen 49 Minders and Setters 8 2 637 Shunters, Pointsmen and Level Crossing Men 51 527 Letterpress or Lltho Printing Machine 638 Ticket Collectors and Examiners 9 Assistants 2 639 Porters (Including Lampmen) 94 528 Printers (so returned) 21 649 Other Railway Transport Workers 10 529 Machine Rulers 1 530 Bookbinders 3 3 2.' Roa d Transport Workers 1,610 1 531 Wall Paper printers 1 1 532 Silk Screen Printers 650 Bus and Tramway Managers and Superintendents 5 533 Gold and Silver Blockers and Stampers; 651 Car and Coach Hire Proprietors and Managers 29 Bronzers 652 Haulage and Cartage Contractors and Managers; 539 Other Skilled Workers ' 2 Master Carmen 10 653 Inspectors and Foremen (not Horse Foremen) 22 XIII. MAKERS OF PRODUCTS, (NOT ELSEWHERE 654 Drivers of Horse-Drawn Vehicles 38 SPECIFIED) 40 23 655 Drivers of Trams 2 656 Drivers of Trolleybuses 1. Workers in Rubber 2 657 Drivers of Buses and Coaches 142 658 Drivers of other Self-Propelled Passenger 82 540 Foremen, Overlookers - • Vehicles i 541 Mixers, Spreaders, Moulders 659 Drivers of Self-Propelled Goods Vehicles 931 542 Vulcanlsers . 660 Lorry Drivers' Mates, Van Guards, etc. 158 549 Other Skilled Workers 2 661 Bus and Tram Conductors 135 I 662 Horse Foremen, Grooms and Horse Keepers 8 2. Workers in Plastics Moulding, 663 Garage Proprietors and Managers 36 Manipulating, etc. I 669 Other Road Transport Workers , 12 550 Foremen, Overlookers 3. Water Transport Workers 106 551 Plastics Moulders and Pressers, etc. 1 559 Other Skilled Workers 670 Ship-owners, Managers, Brokers and Agents 3 * * 671 Harbour, Dock, Canal Officials; Plei^masters 1 3. Makers of Musical Instruments (not Piano, 672 Wharfingers and Stevedores etc., Case Makers) 1 673 Navigating officers and Pilots 8 674 Engineering Officers, Electricians 560 Foremea, Overlookers (on Board Ships, Boats, etc.) 3 561 Action Makefs, Fitters and Assemblers 675 Petty Officers, Seamen and Deck Hands 30 562 Piano Tuners 1 676 Radio Officers (on Board Ships, Boats, etc.) 677 9 569 Other Skilled Workers Firemen, Trimmers, Greasers and Donkey-men 678 Pursers, Stewards and Domestic Staff 4 679 Bargemen, Boatmen, Tugmen 4. Makers of other Products 36 23 3 680 Lock Keepers, Bridge, Stage and Pier Men 2 681 Dock Labourers 41 570 Foremen, Overlookers 1 689 Other Water Transport Workers 2 571 Hair, Bass, Fibre Drafters and Brush Makers 572 Feather Dressers and Dyers 3 4. Air Transport Workers I 573 Dental Mechanics 30 1 574 Makers of Surgical and Dental Appliances . 575 Photographic, etc., Plate, Film and Paper 690 Directors and Managerial Staffs • Coaters • 14 691 Aircrew 11 (14699) COUNTY OF ARMAGH 53 TABLE 18. - Occupations of Persons aged 14 and over - Continued County OCCUPATIGNI OCCDPATIorfl OCCUPATION MALES PEMALES OCCUPATION MALES FEMALES CODE CODE 69£ Aerodrome Technical Staff 1 J — 792 Architects, Town Planners 20 , 693 Airport Traffic Staff 793 Ship Designers, 8hip Surveyors Naval 699 Other Air Transport Wortwrs . . Architects , , 794 industrial Desl0iers 5. 4. 5. Other Worker* in Tranftyo^t and Coaanmicationa 291 119 799 { Draughtsmen (not elsevAiere ^ecifled) 31 1 Science: *- 700 1 Managers and directors 13 40 800 Chemists (not Pharmaceutical Chemists) 4 2 701 ' Foremen, Si;4>ervlsors \ 4 5 801 Metallurgists . . 702 Postanen* Post Office Sorters 192 5 802 Biological Scientists 7 . 703 i Radio Operators (not elsewbere specified) . i . 803 Physicists . , 704 Other Telegraph Operators ' . 7 804 Laboratory Assistants, Technicians 705 Telephone Operators 7 60 (not elsewhere specified) 11 17 706 Messengers 58 1 805 MathenatlclaiiSt Statisticians, Actuaries, 707 Lift Attendants 2 1 Econonlsts 3 708 Porters (not elsewhere specified) 15 809 Other Scientists 2 . 709 Other Workers , 810 Q^alIfIed Accountants 53 1. • 811 Authors, Editors, Journalists, XVIII. (DOMMERCIAL, PIKANCE AMD INSURANCE Publicists 23 1 OCCUPATIONS (EXaJUDJNG OJKICAL STAFf) 2.890 ; 1,195 812 LIbraMans (not Booksellers) 1 10 813 Officials of Political, Industrial and 1. Coanercial Occupationa \ 2.686 { 1.190 Trade Associations 10 814 Social Welfare Workers 10 11, 710 Proprietors, Maaagws of Wholesale 815 Painters, Sculptors, Engravers (Artists) 15 1 Businesses 265 \ 10 819 Other Professional and Technical 711 Brofcers, Agents,, Factors (Miscellaneous, Occupati(ms 8 4 not elsewhere specified) 21 2 712 Buyers (not Manufacturers') 19 8 XX. PERSONS E1I>L0YED IN DOENCB 8IXVIGBS 508 3 713 Sales Ifanagers (Manufacjturers*) 8 1 714 Advertising Agents .and Managers 1 1. Armed Forces 154 3 715 Commercial Travellers, Canvassers (not Dock, . insurance or Railway) 103 1 820 Royal Navy, Royal Marines - Comnlssloned Prpprietors, Managers of Retail Businesses Officers (Effective) for the sale of:- 821 Royal Navy, Royal Marines - Other Ratings 16 720 Orocery, Provisions 273 66 9^ Army - Commissioned Officers (Effective) 11 , 721 Greengrocery 59 19 823 Army - Other Ranks 88 3, 722 Meat 65 7 824 Royal Air Force - Commission^ Officers 723 Fish, Poultry 53 (Effective) 724 Other Food ooods 43 8. 826 Roy&l Air Force ^ Other Ranks 39, , 726 Ctiamlsts' Wares, Pllotographlc Goods 4 , 726 Confectionery, Tobacco, Newspapers 38 74. 2. Civiiian Defanca iServicas 354 728 General and Mixed BusineBses 66 10 . 729 0 their Non-Food Goods 306 127 Police (Including Dock, Railway and Salesmen, shop Assistants selling:- Aerodrome police):- 730 Grocery, Provisions 379 202 830 Chief Officers, inspectors. 731 Greengrocery 15 34 Superlntendoits 9 732 Meat 133 2 831 Other Ranks 260 733 Fish, Poultry 40 1 832 Fire Brigade Officers and Men 11 734 Other Food Goods 13 28 833 Watchmen 46 735 Chemists' Wares, Photographic Goods 31 29 839 Other Occupations 28 736 confectionery, Tobacco, Newspapers 21 74 737 In Variety Chain stores 56 XXI. PERSONS PROFESSIONALLY EHOAOBD IN 738 In other General and Mixed Businesses 8. 4 EKIERTAINIIENTS AND SPORT 145 10 739 Other Non-Food Goods 382 410 741 Roundsmen, van salesmen 234 840 Business Managers, Lessees of Theatres, 742 Coal Carmen, coal Hasi^ters 30 . Cinemas, Concert lialls, etc. 11 4 743 Costermongers and Other Hawkers 53 6. 841 Producers and Stage Managers in Film 744 Newspaper Sellers 3 Studios, Theatres, etc. 749 Other commercial Occupations 20 1.1 842 Shovwben; Fair and Roundabout workers 1. . 843 Proprietors and Managers of other • 2. Personi Eiq>loyed in Finance and Insurance 204 5 Entertainments and Sports 2 844 Actors, Actresses, Variety Artistes, • 750 , Company Directors (so returned) Entertainers 5 4 751 Bankers, Bank Managers, inspectors, etc. 31, , 845 Musicians 10 752 Stock Brokers, Stock Jobbers 1 '. 846 Stage Hands . 753 insurance Managers, underwriters 27 . 847 Cinematograph operators 33. . 754 insurance Brokers 3 . 848 Race Horse and Greyhound Trainers, Jockeys . 755 insurance Agents and Canvassers 107 2 Stable Lads, Kennel Attendants 756 Auctioneers, Estate Agents, i^>pralsers. 1 849 Bookmakers 66. . Valuers 30 3 , 850 Cricketers, Footballers, Golfers, etc. 8 . 757 Money Lenders, Pawibrokers 4 855 Other Occupations 9 2, 759 Other Finance Occupations 1 . • XXII. PERSONS DiGAGED IN PERSONAL SERVICE XIX. PRC^ESSIONAL AND TBCttflCAL OCCUPATIONS (INCLUDING INSTITUTIONS. CLUBS. HOTELS, (EXCLUDING CLEKICAL 8TAVP) 1,063 1,094 ETC.) 702 2,228 Rellglon:- 861 Gene Keepers, Gape Watdiers 1 , 760 Clergymen (Church of Ireland) 42 . 862 Proprietors and Managers of Restaurants 25 60 761 Roman Catholic Priests, Monks, Nuns 76 19 863 Lodging and Boaj^Ilng House Keepers 4 27 762 Ministers of other Religious Bodies 45 864 Proprietors and Managers of Hotels 5 8 763 Itinerant Preachers, Scripture Readers, , 865 Publicans, Beerseilers, innkeepers 116 34 Mission Workers, etc. 23 8 1 866 Barmen, Barmaid^ 165 18 Law:- 867 Waiters, Waitresses, Still Room Hands 7 166 764 Judges, Stipendiary Magistrates, 868 Restaurant and Refreshment Room Counter Barristers 11 Hands '^ 18 76 765 Solicitors 37 1. 869 Hall and Hotel Porters; Doorkeepers and Medicine:- Carriage Attendants 11 766 Physicians, Surgeons, Registered 870 Matrons (not Hospital) and Stewards in Medical Practitldners Schools and otber institutions i •''* 16 5 15 767 Radiologists 871 Hospital or Ward Orderlies, Attendants 16 10 768 Dental Practitioners IS, 2. 872 Managers, Attendants Of Baths and Wash- 769 Veterinary Surgeons and Practitioners 21' 1 houses Nurslng:- 873 Barbers, Hairdressers, Manicurists 86. 12.0 770 Trained Nurses* Midwives .46 348 874 Photographers (not Printing Trades) 7 11 771 Assistant Nurses 4 875 Caretakers, Office keepers 93 24 772 Student Nurses, Probationer Assistant . 876 Charwomen, Office Cleaners 15 62 Nurses 17 55 877 Lataidry Workers 21 296 773 Nursery Nurses , 10 878 Dry Cleaners, Carpet Cleaneris 11 12 Medical Auxiliary Services:- 879 Window Cleaners 12 . 774 Pharmacists 82 9 880 Chimney Sweeps 2 . 775 Physiotherapists, Masseurs 1 1 1 881 Funeral Directors and Assistants 17 776 Radiographers and Assistants 1 7 Domestic Servants (indoor) :- . 777 Opticians (Ophthalmic, Consulting, 882 Chefs, Cooks 14 176 Dispensing) 5 1 883 Kitchen Hands • 11 75 778 Chiropodists 1 , 884 Chambermaids, House Maids, Parlour Maids . 72 779 Others 7 3 885 Other Domestic Seirvants (Indoor) 1 ' ^ 910 Teaching: - 888 Others m Personal Service 34 57 780 Teachers of Music 6 22 785 Other Teachers 289 535 XXIII. CLERKS, TYPISTS. ETC. 852 1,512 Professional Engineering, Surveying and Architecttire:- 890 Clerks (not elsewiiere specified) 623 673 786 Civil, Structural, Municipal Engineers 32 891 Shorthand Typists Secretaries is 336 787 Mechanical Engineers 3 (not Coni>any SecriBtarles) 788 Electrical Engineers 3 892 Typists 1 111 789 ^ Chemical and Gas Engineers 694 Other Office Machine Operators 1 27 790 Mining Engineers . 895 Costing, Estimating and Accounting . 791 Surveyors 20, Clerks (Including Book-keepers) 216 365 (14699) CENSUS OF NORTHERN IRELAND 1951 54 TABLE 18. • Occupations of Persons aged 14 and over - continued Oounty 1 ' -— OCCUPATION 1 OCCUPATION OCCUPATION MALES FEMALES OCCUPATION MALES FEMALES OOBK 1 GODB XXIV. lAREHQUSEIEN, STOREKEEPERS, PACKERS* Labourers and other unskilled Workers In:- ' BOTHERS 372 3SS 935 Making of Bricks, Tiles, Pottery, etc. 55 12 936 Making of Glass, Glass Ware 11 900 Warehousemen 18 2 937 Chemical and Allied Trades 5 1 901 Storekeepers 174 7 938 Coke Ovens and Gas Works 38 902 ! Warehouse and Storekeepers' Assistants 939 Making of Asbestos Goods 1 , (so returned - not Lace Warehouse Hands) 43 21 940 Metal Working, Engineering, Electrical . 903 Furniture Packers and Allied Trades 244 6 904 China and Glass Packers . 5, 941 Textiles (not Textile Goods) 621 274 905 Other Case Packers and Balers 1, 2 942 1 Treatment of other Non-Metalllferous 909 Other Packers and Bottlers (Including Mining Products (not Coal) 43 Wrappers, Labellers, Tlcketers) 136 318 960 All other Industrial and Commercial . undertakings 1,424 64 XXV. STATIONARY ENGINE mtlVERS, CRANE DRIVERS. TRACTOR DRIVERS, ETC., STOKERS, ETC. 237 1 XXVII. OTHER AND UNDEFINED WORKERS 264 87 Stationary Engine Drivers:- 1. Workers in the Distribution of Gas, Water 910 Underground In Mines and Electricity (not elsewhere specified) 16 911 Others 19, 912 Crane Drivers 5 961 Inspectors, etc. 10 913 Drivers of Civil Engineering plant 965 Other Workers 6 , (not elsewhere specified) 48 • 914 Singers and Riggers 2, Other Workers 248 87 915 Boiler Firemen and Stokers 111, 916 Boiler Scalers 1 970 Mianagers 917 Gas Producer Men 2 971 Foremen,, pverlookers (not elsewhere . , Switchboard Attendants; Battery Chargers:- specified) 14 918 underground In Mines . 972 Sand Blasters (excluding Shot Blasters) , , 919 Others 973 Rag, Bone, Bottle, etc.. Sorters Oilers and Greasers of Engines and , 974 Other Civil Service Officials (not Clerks) 30, 1,9 Machinery: - 975 Other Local Authority Officials (not Clerlts) 8 920 underground In Mines 976 Officials (not Clerks) of Foreign . 921 Others 51, ,1 Governments 979 All Other and Undefined Occupations 196. 68. XXVI. WORKERS IN UNSKILLED OCCUPATIONS (NOT ELSEIBERE SPECIFIED) 2.489 468 XXVIII. RETIRED OR NOT GAINFUIiY OCCUPIED 5.699 27,859 1,356 930 Assemblers (not elsewhere specified) 1 18 980 Students m Educational institutions* etc. 1,249 Machine Minders:- 961 Persons following an occupation outside 931 Engineering and Allied Trades 28 18 the united Kingdom 122 99 932 Others 18 75 Y Retired from previous Gainful Occupation 3,730 1,090 X Other Persons (no Gainful occupation stated) 598 ^25,314 ' , !i" • ' 'i. 'i' • ' 1 ' (14699) pr TABLE 19. - Occupations by Industrial Status of Persons aged 14 and over County Note: (1) "Out of Work" are included in, but "Retired" are excluded from, the Total under Orders I - XXVII. (2) The classification of the "Retired" in the last column is according to their former occupation. At Work i**» 10<.ai Out of Work 1 Retired Occupation (See Note above) Workers on Part-time 1 unpaid Employers Employees own account Workers Assistants Males Females ^ mles Females Males Females i Males Females Males Females lfe,les ••Females ^ Males Females Males Females I - XXVII Occupied 35,101 15,007 906 135 19,999 12,5411 8,418 1,051 46 179 2.819 171 2,913 930 . . XXVIII Unoccupied and Retired , 5,699 27,859 ------3,730 1,090 I FISHBRM^ 14 • • • 3 • 9 • • • • • 2 • ^ 7 • II AGRICULTURAL. H(»TICULTURAL AM) FORESTRY 12.412 812 ! 264 34 2,339 48 6,554 611 10 • 2,674 111 571 8 1,501 145 III MINING AND QUARRYING 292 215 4 • 73 • 37 • • • • • • • • • o o IV WORKHRS IN THE TREATMENT OF NQN-METALLIFEROUS c MINING PROTUCTS (OTHER THAN CX3AL) 192 301 i • 182 293 1 3 • 1 •. • • 6 8 1 1 H !• Makers of Bricks, Tiles, Pottery and >< Fireclay Goods 1 41 126 • . 39 122 1 . . . • . 1 1 4 . . 2. mkers of Glass and Glass Ware 1 140 175 « . 135 171 . . 1 . . . 4 4 I 1 1 o 3. mkers of other Non-Metallliferous Mining Products 11 . . . 8 . 2 . • . . • 1 . . • > V CX)AL GAS AND COfCE MAKERS, WORKERS IN CHEMICAL AND ALLIED TRAIffi^ 22 1 20 1 2 3 > • • • • • • • • • • O X VI WORKERS IN METAL MANUFACTURE. ENGINE^ING AND ALLIED TRADES 2,064 65 1 31 1 1,704 62 172 • 1 • 8 • 148 2 113 • 1. Foremen, Overlookers 59 2 . 55 2 . . . . . • 4 3 2. Fumacemen (not Annealing or Foundry) '• 3 . . 3 . . • . • . . . 2 4. Foundry Workers (excluding Pattern Makers) ^ 69 . . 1 62 . . . . . • • 7 4 5. Smiths, Forgemen 106 . . 36 • 51 . . . I 4 . 15 29 7. Coppersmiths, Sheet Metal Workers, Metal Spinners 59 5 . i 25 5 25 . . . 1 . 8 2 8. Platers, Riveters, Shipwrights 22 1 • 16 1 • . • . 1 . . 6 5 9. Metal Machinists 48 1 . 43 1 1 . . . . . 4 3 10. Fitters, Machine Erectors 1,044 6 16 1 904 5 61 . . . 2 . 61 44 11. Metal Finishers 2 1 . 1 1 . • . . . . 1 . 12. Plumbers, Pipe Fitters, etc. 175 . IE 1 137 . 11 . • . . . 15 5 13. Vehicle Makers and Hepairers (not elsewhere specified) 2 . . 2 • . • . . . • . . 14. Watch, Clock, and Scientific and Surgical Instrument Makers (not elsewhere specified) 29 4 1 21 4 4 . 1 • 1 • 1 1 15. Workers in Precious Metals, Gem Setters . 1 • • 1 • . « . . . • . 16. Electrical Apparatus Makers and Fitters (not elsewhere specified) and Electricians 335 1 2 303 . 17 • • • • • 13 10 17. Inspectors, Viewers, Testers '7 7 . 6 7 . . . . • . 1 • 3, 6, 18. Other Skilled Workers 104 36 . 90 35 2 • . . • . 12 ^1 5 H^ TABIE 19. - Occupations by Industrial Status of Persons aged 14 and over - continued County CO Note: (1) "Out of Worfc" are Included In, Put "Retired" are excluded from, the Total under Orders I - XXVII. (2) The classification of the "Retired" In the last column Is according to their former occupation. At Work Tota 1 (See Note above) Oiit of Work Re?tire d Occupation Employees Workers oi 1 Part-time unpaid Employers ! 1 own account | Workers 1 Assistants Males Females Males j^'emalesj mies Females Males Females iMales Females mies Females Males Females Imies Females VII TEXTIiE 9KWXm& 2.145 3,665 . 1 1,968 1 3,402 • . 1 2 6 1 • 174 256 322 370 1. Openers, Sorters, Blenders, Carders, Combers, Drawers 214 162 • 164 142 . 1 2 1 • 1 48 19 20 24 n Zm spinners, DouDlers 76 292 • 72 271 • 1 4 21 2 40 w 3» Winders, Warpers, Slzers, Drawers-ln i 280 1,293 • 1 270 1,196 2 • 95 32 138 4. Weavers 1 1,012 1,392 1 918 1,291 • • 1 1 10 ! 101 217 143 2; CO 5. Knitters 26 29 1 t 25 26 • I 94 I 2 1 276 1 264 • 30 17 6» Bleachers, Dyers, Finishers 302 • 285 1 1 i 1 16 c: 1 281 \ 255 1 • 21 8 CO 7. Other Slcllled workers 195 191 2 1 12 2 i ^ O VIII TANNERS, ETC,, IMAWER GOCSDS MAKERS, FUR DRESSERS 172 71 3 • 68 66 85 ' 1 * • 1 ^ • 13 5 36 1 IX IMKERS OF •rcXTUE OOODB AND ARTICXES OF IMRESS o (NOT BOOTS AND SHOES) 237 2,320 13 7 172 2,125 37 47 1 1 30 : 1 • 13 111 27 185 H a: w X MAKERS OF FOODS, DRINKS AND TOBACCO 442 510 6 3 380 434 20 5 • • 36 64 15 2 ^ 1 2; 1. Makers of Foods 430 509 6 3 369 433 20 4 1 • 1 5 • 35 64 1 15 2 2-5. Makers of Alcoholic and Ncxi-Alcohollc Drinks 12 • 11 • • • 1 • • • 1 m 4. Makers of Tobacco, Cigars, Cigarettes, snuff • 1 1 • * 1 * • • * • • r > XI WORKERS IN WOOD, CANE AND CORF 1,336 9 7 • 1,129 8 96 ' 1 • 2 • 102 1 80 • o XII MAKERS OF AND WORKERS IN PAPER AND PAPER-BOARD; NO BOOKBINDERS, PRINTERS 97 64 2 • 84 58 1 ' 1 1 1 • 9 6 7 3 XIII MAKERS OF PRODUCTS (NOT ELSEWHERE SPECIFIED) 40 23 2 • 31 5 2 • • • 5 18 1 • XIV WORKERS IN BUILDING AND CONTRACTING 2,779 • 11 • 2.089 • 96 ' 1 ^ • 9 • 572 • 230 • XV PAINTERS AND DEXX«ATORS 333 53 21 • 262 50 34 1 1 • • 16 2 13 • XVI ADMINISTRATORS, DIRECTORS, MANAGERS (NOT ELSEWHERE SPECIFIED) 599 40 143 11 385 28 69 • 1 • 1 1 21 • XVII PERSONS EMPLOYED IN TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATIONS 2,403 120 27 • 2.067 116 91 , 1 6 • 5 • 207 4 246 2 1. Railway Transport Workers 395 388 1 1 • 1 • 6 78 2. Road Transport Workers 1,^10 1 26 1,324 91 1 • 1 • 5 164 1 63 1 3. Water Transport Workers 106 1 83 • 1 « • 1 • • 1 22 41 • 4. Air Transport Workers 1 1 1 1 I • 1 119 116 1 15 64 1 i 5. other Worleers In Transport and Cbraniunlcat Ions 291 271 1 5 1 ^ 1 XVIII CO^fMERCIAL, FINANCE AND INSURANCE OCCUPATIONS (EXCLUDING CLERICAL STAFF) 2,890 1,195 232 1 50 1,621 789 861 261 6 11 75 43 95 41 221 41 CD 1, Commercial Occupations 2,686 1,190 223 49 1,452 786 842 261 6 11 75 43 1 88 40 194 41 2. Persons Employed In Finance and insurance 204 5 9 ! 1 169 3 19 • • 1 7 1 27 XIX PROFESSIONAL AND TECHNICAL OCCUPATIONS (EXCLUDING CUERICAL STAFF) 1,063 1,094 77 1 857 1,008 114 32 5 19 2 1 8 33 81 126 XX PERSONS EMPLOYED IN DEFENCE SERVICES 508 3 • • 494 3 • • • • • • 14 • 150 . 1. Armed Forces 154 3 • 154 3 • • • 1 72 2. Civilian Defence Services 354 • • 340 • • « • 14 • 78 • XXI PERSONS PROFESSIONALLY ENGAGED IN ENTERTAINMENTS AND SPORT 145 10 8 • 103 6 22 1 2 • • 10 3 6 3 XXII PERSONS ENGAGED IN PERSONAL SERVICE (INCLUDING INSTITUTIONS, CUIBS. HOTELS, ETC.) 702 2,228 59 27 1 411 1,843 148 94 5 86 21 11 58 167 56 177 XXIII CLERKS, TYPISTS, ETC. 852 1.512 1 • • 806 1,434 1 1 1 16 5 44 56 70 11 o o XXIV WAREHOUSEMEN, STORE KEEPERS, PACKERS, BOTTUBRS 372 355 • • 347 326 • • ' 3 • 24 26 21 5 dz XXV STATIONARY H^GINE DRIVERS, TRACTOR DRIVERS, ETC.. j H STOKERS, ETC. j 237 t • • 226 1 • • • • • 11 • 28 • o XXVI WORKERS IN UNSKILLED OCCUPATIONS (NOT ELSEWHERE SPECIFIED) 2.489 468 • • 1.959 413 • • 3 2 9 • 518 53 424 18 > XXVII OTHER AND UNIBEFINED WORKERS 264 87 • • 1 77 , 22 3 1 ' j 2 • i 181 65 13 > 'l —^ o TABLE 20. - Occupation of I^rsons aged 14 and over by County Marital Condition and 14 age groups Tills TatJle Is given for Belfast County Borough only. 58 CENSUS OF NORTHERN IRELAND 1951 TABLE 21. - Industry Analysis of Occupied Population Aged 14 County and over (excluding Persons Out of Work) Code number Industry Males Females All Industries 32,188 14,077 004-015 I AGRICULTURE. FORESTRY, FISHING 11,779 844 004-010 Agriculture and Forestry 11,767 844 014-015 Fishing 12 • 024-039 II MINING AND QUARRYING 259 1 044-059 III TREATMENT OF N(^-METAIXIFEROUS MINING PRODUCTS OTHER THAN COAL 273 168 044-045 Bricks and Fireclay Goods 10 • 050 China and Earthenware (including glazed tiles) 106 161 051-052 Glass and Glass Containers . 1 05^059 Other Non-Metalliferous Mining Manufactures 158 6 060-087 IV CHEMICALS AND ALLIED TRADES 11 12 090-119 V METAL MANUFACTURE 116 5 108 Iron Foundries 109 3 090-119 Other Metal Manufacture (excluding 108) 7 2 120-199 VI ENGINEERING, SHIPBUILDING AND ELECTRICAL GOODS 308 27 120 Shipbuilding and Ship Repairing 96 1 121 Marine Engineering • . 140 1 Textile Machinery and Accessories 27 3 142 Constructional Engineering 30 • 154 1 Office Machinery 4 2 157 1 Heating and Ventilating Apparatus 87 18 166 Refrigerating Machinery 2 • 122-169 ) (various)) Other Non-Electrical Engineering 32 2 170 Electrical Engineering 13 . 180-181 Wireless Apparatus, Gramophones and Electric Lamps 15 1 170-199 ) (various)) Other Electrical Goods 2 • 204-241 VII VEHICLES 614 38 204-206 Mairafacture of Motor Vehicles and Cycles 56 • 217 Motor Repairers and Garages 481 34 224-227 Manufacture and Repair of Aircraft 61 4 231-240 Railway Locomotive Shops, Manufacture of Railway carriages. Trams, etc. 11 . 230 & 241 Manufacture of Parts for Motor Vehicles and Aircraft, Carts, Perambulators, etc. 5 . 254-289 VIII METAL GOCDS (NOT ELSEWHERE SPECIFIED) 233 118 294-309 IX PRECISION INSTRUMENTS, JEWELLERY, ETC. 245 220 310-389 X TEXTIUES 3,525 5,033 310 & 321 Cotton Spinning, Weaving, etc. 17 28 334-337 Woollen and Worsted 14 6 340-345 Rayon, Nylon, etc. 40 75 350-351 Linen, Soft Hemp and Jute 2,894 3,660 352 Rope, Twine and Net 6 3 353-362 Hosiery, etc.. Lace, Carpets, Narrow Fabric 284 393 364-369 Made up Textiles (Including Canvas Goods and Sacics) 124 774 374-379 Textile Finishing, etc. 146 103 384-389 Other Textile Industries . 1 394-401 XI LEATHER, LEATHER GOCDS AND FUR 15 • 410-461 XII CLOTHING 365 1,310 410 & 421 Tailoring and Dressmaking 124 378 435 ' Shirts, collars, etc. 20 156 456 1 Handkerchiefs, Scarves and Ties 88 692 461 Repair of Boots and Shoes 82 • 410-461 ) (various)) Other Dress Industries (Including manufacture of Boots and Shoes) 51 84 « (14699) COUNTY OF ARMAGH 59 TABLE 21. Industry Analysis of Occupied Population Aged 14 County and over (excluding Persons Out of Work) - continued Code Industry Males Females Numbe r 471-547 XIII FOOD. M?INK, AND TOBACCO 1,387 710 471 Oram Milling 78 8 480 & 492 Bread and Flour Confectionery, Biscuits 333 62 494-499 Meat and Meat Products 243 93 606-507 Milk Products 273 63 510-515 Sugar, cocoa. Chocolate and Sugar, Confectionery • 521 Preserving of Fruit and Vegetables 326 472 524-529 Other Food industries 49 2 530-535 Brewing, Malting, Bottling, etc. 11 1 536 Soft Drinks 72 6 544-547 Tobacco and Cigarettes 2 4 554-589 XIV MANUFACTURE OF WOOD AND CORK 871 102 554 & 559 Timber, Saw Milling, etc. 77 3 566-569 Furniture and Upholstery, Soft Furnishings 1 634 82 570 Shop and Office Fitting 574-589 Miscellaneous Wdod and Cork Manufactures 160 17 594-623 XV PAPER AND PRINTING 114 97 594-601 Paper, Board, Cardboard Boxes, etc. 1 17 I 63 606-608 Manufactures of Paper and Board (not elsewhere specified) 3 1 612 Printing and Publishing, Newspapers, etc. 76 21 623 Other Printing and Publishing, Bookbinding, etc. 18 12 638-669 XVI OTHER MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES 4 2 (e.g., Brushes, Stationers* Goods, Plastics Moulding) 670-685 XVII BUILDING AND CONTRACTING 3,277 49 690-701 XVIII GAS, ELECTRICITY AND WATER 263 8 710-740 XIX TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATIONS 1,615 167 710 Railways 608 10 720-722 Road Transport passenger and Goods 624 14 723-731 Water Transport - Harbour, Dock, etc. 70 1 732 Air Transport 3 • 733-740 Other Transport and Communications, Storage 310 142 754-869 XX DISTRIBUTIVE TRADES 3,588 1,617 754-757 Coal, Builders* Materials, Grain, Livestock ' 511 33 764-779 Industrial Materials and Machinery 1 105 8 784-799 Food and Drink (Wholesale) 564 174 804-819 Food and Drink Retail (except Catering) 1,111 443 824-839 Non-Food Goods (Wholesale) 191 35 844-858 Non-Food Goods (Retail) 1,023 795 864-869 Confectionery, Tobacco, Newspapers (Retail) 63 129 874-877 XXI INSURANCE. BANKING AND FINANCE 268 70 884-898 XXII PUBLIC ADMINISTT^TION AND DEFENCE 1,150 342 884 & 889 National Ooyernment Service 579 284 896-898 Local Government Service 571 58 900-919 XXIII PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 1,045 1.392 900 Accountancy 60 12 901 Education 373 667 902 Law 65 72 904-906 Medical and Dental Service 261 601 913 Religion 212 32 914-919 Other Professional and Business Services 74 8 924-999 XXIV MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES (e.g.. Theatres, Sport, Catering, Laundries, Funeral Direction, etc.), including 'Not Stated* and 'Ill-Defined Industry* 863 1,745 DS 146^9/1/28 K.3 5/54 TL