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Census Returns on Microfiche Place 1841 1851 1861 1871 1881 * 1891 1901 Aley Green √ √ Arlsey √ Barton-le-Clay √ √ √ √ √ √ √ Caddington √ √ √ √ √ √ √ Campton √ Chicksands √ Clifton √ Clophill √ Dunstable √ √ √ √ √ Flitton √ Gravenhurst, Lower √ Gravenhurst, Upper √ Haynes √ Henlow √ Higham Gobion √ Houghton Regis √ √ √ √ Humbershoe √ √ Hyde, East √ √ √ √ √ √ √ Hyde, West √ √ √ √ √ √ √ Kensworth √ √ √ √ Leagrave √ √ √ √ √ √ √ Limbury-cum-Biscot √ √ √ √ √ √ √ Luton √ √ √ √ √ √ √ Markyate Street √ √ √ √ √ Meppershall √ Pulloxhill √ Sharpenhoe √ √ Shefford √ Shillington √ Silsoe √ Slip End √ √ √ √ √ √ Stopsley √ √ √ √ √ √ √ Stotfold √ Stondon, Upper √ Streatley √ √ √ √ √ √ √ Studham √ √ √ √ Sundon √ √ √ √ √ √ √ Totternhoe √ √ √ √ Whipsnade √ √ √ √ √ Woodside √ √ √ √ √ √ √ * 1881 census is only available on microfilm Electoral Registers This table details the electoral registers for Luton which are held at Luton Central Library in hardcopy. Please note that the run is incomplete. Missing registers and earlier years are available at Bedfordshire and Luton Archives and Records Service (BLARS). In addition to these, registers for South Bedfordshire are available on microfilm from 1948-1970 and those for Luton are on microfiche from 1991-1996 1949 Luton 1967 Luton 1950 Luton 1967 South Beds 1950 South Beds 1968 South Beds 1951 Luton 1969 Luton 1951 South Beds 1969 South Beds 1952 Luton 1970 Luton 1952 South Beds 1970 South Beds 1953 Luton 1971 East Luton 1953 South Beds 1971 West Luton 1954 Luton 1972 East Luton 1954 South Beds 1972 West Luton 1955 Luton 1973 East Luton 1956 Luton 1973 West Luton 1956 South Beds 1974 East Luton 1957 Luton 1974 West Luton 1957 South Beds 1975 East Luton 1958 Luton 1975 West Luton 1958 South Beds 1976 East Luton. Parts 1 and 2 1959 Luton 1976 West Luton parts 1 and 2 1959 South Beds 1977 East Luton parts 1 and 2 1960 Luton 1977 West Luton parts 1 and 2 1960 South Beds 1978 East Luton 1961 Luton 1978 West Luton 1961 South Beds 1979 East Luton 1962 Luton 1979 West Luton parts 1 and 2 1962 South Beds 1980 East Luton 1963 Luton 1980 West Luton 1963 Beds 1981 East Luton 1963 South Beds 1981 West Luton 1964 Luton 1982 East Luton 1964 South Beds 1982 West Luton 1965 Luton 1983 East Luton 1965 South Beds 1983 West Luton 1966 Luton Electoral Registers 1984 North Luton 1994 Luton North 1984 South Luton 1994 Luton South 1985 North Luton 1995 Luton North 1985 South Luton 1995 Luton South 1986 Luton North 1996 Luton North 1986 Luton South 1996 Luton South 1987 Luton North 1997 Luton North 1987 Luton South 1997 Luton South 1988 Luton North 1998 Luton North 1988 Luton South 1998 Luton South 1989 Luton North 1999 Luton North 1990 Luton North 1999 Luton South 1990 Luton South 2000 Luton North 1991 Luton North 2000 Luton South 1991 Luton South 2001 Luton North 1992 Luton North 2001 Luton South 1992 Luton South 1993 Luton North 1993 Luton South .

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