GOVERNMENT OF NORTHERN

CENSUS OF POPULATION OF 1951

County of

Printed & presented pursuant to 14 & 15 Geo. 6, Ch, 6

BELFAST : HER MAJESTY'S STATIONERY OFFICE 1954

PRICE 7* 6d NET

GOVERNMENT OF NORTHERN IRELAND

CENSUS OF POPULATION OF NORTHERN IRELAND 1951

County of Down

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 Government of Northern Irel&nd 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 more 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 pro­ fession. The Second Report, which was restricted to Counties and County Boroughs, gave the population by age groups. The present Volume is the third of seven county volumes (the Belfast County Borough and County of Antrim volumes having been published already) and has been pre­ pared (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 may 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 at intervals as completed will be prepared in like manner. A General Report for the whole of Northern Ireland will follow the county volumes. This will bring together, and in some respects shovj 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. Reference has been made in the Preliminary Report and in the reports for Belfast County Borough and to the development which has taken place in the area surrounding Belfast and the Preliminary Report gave the 1937 and 1951 populations of the approximate area. The matter has now been investigated in more detail than was possible at the Preliminary Report stage and it is intended to include in a later publication figures relating to population and housing in regard to what may be termed the "Brick and Mortar" area of Belfast and its Environs. 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 indBx 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. MULLIGAN,

REGISTRAR-GENERAL

General Register Office, Fermanagh House, Belfast.

March, 1954o

(14555) CONTENTS

PART I - EXPLANATORY NOTE^

Page Area v Population v Administrative Divisions v Houses vi Rooms vi Households vi Rateable .Valuation vi Usual Residence vii Birthplaces vii Religions vii Occupations and Industries vii Numbering of Tables vii Tables containing dots (.) and dashes (-) viii Correction of Census Data viii PART II - STATISTICAL M)TES

AREA ix

POPULATION ix Natural Increase ix Municipal Boroughs, Urban and Rural Districts ix Parliamentary Constituencies xi Education Area xi

HOUSING xi Houses - Private and Non-Private xi Inhabited Private Houses xiii Private Households xv Densities xv INSTITUTIONS, ETC. xvii

USUAL RESIDENCE xviii

SEX, AGE AND MARITAL CONDITION xviii

EDUCATION XX

BIRTHPLACES XXi

RELIGIONS xxii

OCCUPATIONS xxiii

INDUSTRIES xxiii

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PART III - TABLES

ABBRFVIATICNS:- Co, = County; M.B. - Municipal Borough; U.D. = Urban District; R.Da = Rural District; CoE.D. = County Electoral Division; D.E.D. = District Electoral Division; Towns = Town created under the Towns Improvement (I) Act, 1854, and clusters of 50 or more houses.

Area for which Table SUBJECT OF TABLE Statistics Page are given

1 Area, Houses, and Population, 1951 Co, 1

Z Population, 1821 - 1951 CO, 1 3 Population, 1937 and 1951, and analysis of Intercensal Changes Co, 1 4 Area, Population, Houses, Accommodation, and Valuation Co,, M.B's., 2 U.D's,, R,D»s., D.E. D»s., Town- lands and Towns,

5 Area, Population, Houses, Accommodation, and Valuation CO,, C.E.D»s, 42 6 Private Houses, Rooms, Households and Population Co., M,B»S., 44 U.D'S., R.D»s.

7 Private Households; Size, Rooms Occupied, and Density of Room CO., M.B»s., 48 Occupation U.D's., R.D»s. 8 inhabited Buildings, etc., other than Private Houses: Class, Co.^ M.B»s., 55 Number, Total Population and (for institutions) Number of U.D»s., R.D»S. inmates

9 Population, Parliamentary Electors and Members of Parliament Parliamentary 57 Constituencies

10 Adjustment of Enumerated Population to obtain Resident Co., M.B's., 58 Population U.D's., R.D»s. 11 Ages (Individual years) and Marital Condition Co. 59 12 Ages (Quinquennial Groups) and Marital Condition CO., M.B's., 60 U.D»s., R.D»s. 13 Education; Persons attending Educational Establishments, Co. 65 distinguishing Age and whether Full-time or Part-time

14 Birthplaces CO. 65 15 Persons born outside Northern Ireland by Religion and Co., M.B»s., 66 Duration of Residence in Northern Ireland U.D's., R.D's.

16 Religions Co., M.B»s., 73 U,D»s., R.D's.

17 Religions; Population under 22 years by individual years Co. 74 • and 20 years and over by Quinquennial Groups 18 Occupations of Population aged 14 and over Co. 75 19 Occupations of Population aged 14 years and over by Co. 79 Industrial Status 20 Given for Belfast county Borough only 81 21 industrial Analysis of Occupied Population aged 14 years Co. 82 and over

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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, lakes and tideways is not included 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 nineteen county districts (two municipal boroughs, nine urban districts and eight rural districts) comprising 145 district electoral divisions, twenty-three of which are coterminous with entire municipal boroughs or urban districts or wards thereof (see table 4). Wards, where they exist in boroughs or urban districts are the units for the purpose of mxinicipal 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 prepared in a maniier suitable for the extraction of data according to these areas should such be required.

There are eight parliamentary constituencies for elections to the Northern Ireland Parliament, and two for elections to the Parliament (see table 9).

The Down 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) , formerly a town under the Towns Improvement (Ireland) Act, 1854, and forming part of Kilkeel Rural District, was made an Urban District (1st April, 1937).

(b) Urban District was made a Municipal Borough (23rd May, 1938); and the boundary was extended (1st April, 1950).

(c) The boundary of Municipal Borough was extended (1st April, 1950).

(d) A portion of Newtownards Rural District was transferred to Newtownards Municipal Borpugh (1st April, 1950); and a portion to Bangor Municipal Borough (1st April, 1950).

(e) The boundary of Urban District waa extended (1st April, 1946).

(f) A portion of Rural District was transferred to Hblywood Urban District (1st April, 1946).

(g) Under the Representation of the People Act, 1948, two parliamentary consti­ tuencies were created for the purpose of election to the Parliament of the United Kingdom.

(1455S) HOUSES 1. The term ^tlouse^^ 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, residential 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 a 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. Enumerators 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 rooms.

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 occupying separately the whole, or part of any private dwelling (see para. 2 under "Houses" definition above). Visitors and domestic servants are included in the household 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 purposes 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 derated, the consequent deficiency in the yield of rates being made good by way of General Exchequer contributions.

(14555) The figures in Table 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 valuations of electricity, gas and water mains, 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 siiggested 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 enumera­ 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 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" includes those who call themselves by this name without qualification, together with those who describe themselves as members of the Church of . Other Presbyterian denominations are shown at the foot of Table I60 Members of the Church of England and the Episcopal Church of Scotland have been included under the heading "". The latter group includes all persons returned as "Church" or ''Episcopalian".

OCCUPATIOVS AND INDUSTRIES There are two categories into which the population may be grouped in their working capacity, namely, occupation and industry. The sole criterion for determining the occupational classification is the type of work performed. On the other hand, industry has to do with the kind of business with which the occupation 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 used for the rest of the United Kingdom.

In the preparation of Tables 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.

* Classification of Occupations, 1950. H.M.S.a Price £1 10s. Od. net. Census 1951* Classification of Industries. H.M.S.O. Price 8s. 6d. net.

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TABLES CONTAINING DOTS (•) AND DASHES (-) TlvTOughout this volume dots (•) are used in tabular matter to indicate "None", and dashes (-) are used to indicate that figures are noi available or that the column head­ ings 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 inaccu­ racies from the census data. The process of correction began with the enumerators, 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.

(14555) 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 area of , exclusive of the larger rivers, lakes and tideways, is 952 square miles or 18.2 per cent of the area of Northern Ireland. In 1896 and 1899 the County lost an aggregate of almost five square miles to Belfast County Borough and to County Antrim, but gained in the latter year over half a square mile from County (see note to table 2).

POPULATION The population was 241,181. This is the highest number recorded since 1881.

It will be seen from Table 2 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 enumeration with another. From 1821 to 1841 each census registered an increase in population, the population in the latter year being 361,487. From 1841 to 1911 every census registered a decline in population, which stood at 204,303 in the latter year. Each census since 1911 has shown the population to be increasing, the rate of increase being highest in the last intercensal period.

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 1901, and shows the net gain or loss by migration. Owing to the fact that prior to 1899, certain registration units in Belfast Union extended over both the urban and rural portions thereof, it is not practicable to show figures in this table for periods prior to 1901.

TABLE I

Excess of Intercensal Net Movement Intercensal Population Births Deaths at beginning Births over Variation In Inwards (+) or Period Registered Registered outwards (-) of Period Deaths Population (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) 1901-1911 205,889 46,629 36,670 9,959 - 1,586 -11,545 (10 years) 1911-1926 204,305 63,907 51,204 12,7D3 + 4,925 * - 7,778 (15 years) 1926-1957 209,228 42,263 32,305 9,958 + 1,459 - 8,499 (11 years) 1937-1951 210,687 63,336 41,544 21,792 +30,494 * + 8,702 (14 years)

* Including the deaths of non-clvlllans of the County of Down which occurred outside Northern Ireland.

Data is not available for the County as now constituted for periods prior to 1901, but it is evident that in each of the intercensal periods from 1841 to 1901, as well as from 1901 to 1911, there was a net outward movement of such dimensions as to cause an actual decrease in population. From 1911 to 1937 the net outward movement only partially offset the increase which would otherwise have resulted from the excess of births over deaths. Since 1937 there has been a net movement into County Down.

Municipal Boroughs, Urban and Rural Districts: Table II shows the population by these divisions since 1901 and the variations during the period 1937 - 1951.

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* POPULATION I Variation ;L n 14 Years, I Municipal Boroiighs , 1937 - 1951 Persons per acre Urban and Rui"a l { 1901 1911 1926 1937 1951 increase m 1951 Districts Increase or or Decrease Decrease per Cent

Down County 205, 889 204,303 209,228 210,687 • 241,181 +30,494 + 14.5 0.4

Banbrldge U.D. 1 5,006 5,101 4,854 5,640 6,099 + 459 + 8.1 7.9 i Bangor M.B. ! 6,488 8,290 13,736 16,284 20, 610 + 4,326 + 26.6 8.6 U.D. 2,171 2,213 2,534 2,533 3,400 + 867 + 34.2 5.4 Downpatrlck n 2,993 3,199 3,147 3,373 3,879 + 506 + 15.0 14.8

Dromore It 2,307 2,364 2,229 2,176 2,390 + 214 + 9.8 9.1 i Holywood If 4,128 4,321 5,160 5,482 6,316 + 834 + 15.2 7.2 # Kllkeel It j 1,784 1,836 1,882 2,090 2,337 + 247 + 11.8 2.5

Newcastle n 1,713 1,765 2,119 2,428 3,081 + 653 + 26.9 2.4 It 12,405 11,963 12,226 12,746 13,261 + 515 + 4.0 18.9 Newtownards M.B. 9,332 9,841 10,432 11,285 12,243 + 958 + 8.5 11.4

Warrenpolnt U.D. 1, 817 1,938 2,232 2,310 2,806 + 496 + 21.5 4.8

Banbrldge R.D. 28,893 26,916 23,944 22,324 21,930 - 394 - 1.8 0.2 i Castlereagh II 3,917 4,924 6,968 8,740 20,487 +11,747 +134.4 1.7 Downpatrlck It 31,328 31,493 32,191 29, 620 31,529 + 1,909 + 6.4 0.2

Hillsborough It 21,203 20,070 20,765 21,790 23r876 +2,086 + 9.6 \ 0.3 Kllkeel N 15,634 14,476 13,396 12, 960 13,482 + 522 + 4.0 0.2 Molra n 11,022 10,550 9,497 8,675 8,937 + 262 + 3.0 0.3 Newry No. 1 N 15,271 14,543 13,311 12,835 12,993 + 158 + 1.2 0.2 f Newtownards It 28,477 28,500 28,605 27,396 31,525 + 4,129 + 15.1 0.3

* The figures given relate to each area as constituted at the date of the 1961 Census. i Estimated figures for 1901, 1911 and 1926. # Kllkeel was made a town under the Towns Improvement (Ireland) Act, 1854, on 1st August, 1934, and an Urban District on 1st April, 1937.

Eighteen divisions show increases and one a decrease during the fourteen years 1937 - 1951. The most marked percentage increases are in Castlereagh Rural District (134.4 per cent or 11,747 persons) and Donaghadee Urban District (34.2 per cent or 867 persons). The one decrease is in Rural District (1.6 per cent or 394 persons). The total increase in the urban population is 13,823 or 22.1 per cent and the overall increase in the rural popiilation is 16,671 or 11.5 per cent - the areas being as constituted at the date of each census.

Over the fifty years 1901 - 1951 all urban and four rural areas show an increase since the commencement of the period. Five urban districts and municipal boroughs and one rural district show an increase for every intercensal period since 1901, and one other urban district shows an increase at every such period since 1911. The most marked increases are in Bangor Municipal Borough (14,122 or 218 per cent) and Castlereagh Rural District (16,570 or 423 per cent). Four rural districts show decreases over the fifty year period. Banbridge Rural District shows a steady decrease throughout and its overall decrease is the most marked (6,963 or 24.1 per cent).

Amongst the urban districts and rauiicipal boroughs population density is highest in Newry (18.9 persons per acre) and (14.8 persons per acre) and lowest in Newcastle (2.4 persons per acre) and Kilkeel (2.5 persons per acre). Amongst the rural districts population density is greatest in Castlereagh (1.7 persons per acre); in the

(14555) other rural districts it is 0.2 or 0.3 persons per acre. The average number of persons per acre is 7.8 in the urban districts and municipal boroughs and 0.3 in the rural districts.

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 County in 1951 was £1,512,745 before reduction on account of derating and £957,595 thereafter. In 1937 the corresponding valuations of the County were £1,236,098 and £706,100 respectively.

Table 4 includes information regarding Towns created under the Towns Improvement (Ireland) Act, 1854, and towns and villages containing 50 houses and upwards with no legally defined boundaries.

Parliamentary Constituencies; Table 9 sets out the Parliamentary Constituencies of Down for the Parliaments of both the United Kingdom and Northern Ireland together with the figiires 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 subject, 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 forces 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 v\dio 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 consti­ tuency 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 cxDnstituency 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 vAio 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 en^loyed 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 Area: The Down 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 Down Education Area.

HOUSING - BUILDINGS, ROOMS, HOUSEHOLDS, ETC. Houses; The total number of houses, including hotels, institutions, etc., normally used for dwelling purposes was 67,639 of which 61,145 houses were occupied on Census (.14555) night. The number of occupied houses at the 1937 Census was 51,241^ an increase therefore of 9,904, or 19.3 per cent under this category took place in the intercensal period. Table III includes all houses, private and non-private. The number of non- private houses was 531 of which 266 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 HOUSES No. of Households Average Year Population in No. of less Persons Occupation Persons of per Enumeration Inmates of all per of Total Inhabited - uninhabited Building ' Inhabited Inhabited Household Institutions House Houses

1851 318,795 62,495 58,433 3,985 77 5.46 62,768 5.08 1861 £97,943 60,607 57,406 3,071 130 5.19 60,731 4.91 1871 275,835 59,153 55,634 3,405 114 4.96 57,899 4.76 1881 246,275 56,203 51,343 4,739 121 4.80 52,403 4.70 1891 222,516 54,651 48,741 5,668 142 4.57 49,461 4.50 1901 203,703 52,414 46,200 6,106 108 4.41 46,619 4.37 1911 j 201,441 j 52,623 46,114 6,353 156 4.37 46,369 4.34 1926 206,595 52,184 47,328 4,549 307 4.37 47,780 4.32 1937 207,100 58,504 51,241 6,992 271 4.04 51,528 4.OB 1951 237,395 67,639 61,145 4,485 2,009 3.88 61,755 3.84

* The figures given are for the County as constituted at the date of each Census, For particulars of boundary changes see notes at head of Table 2.

The total number of houses including hotels, institutions, etc., normally used for dwelling purposes was 67,639 of which 61,145 were occupied on Census night. The corresponding figures for the 1937 census are 58,504 and 51,241. Thus in the inter­ censal period there were increases of 9,135 or 15.6 per cent in the total number of houses and of 9,904 or 19.3 per cent in the number of occupied houses. These should be compared with the 14.6 per cent increase in population during the same period.

The total niomber of houses, the number of inhabited houses, and the number of houses being built, were all the highest census figures recorded since 1851. The number of houses being built (2,009) was more than six times as great as the next highest census figure - that of 307 for the 1926 census.

The average number of persons (exclusive of inmates of Institutions) per house, which stood in 1951 at 3.88 has been steadily decreasing since 1851, as has the size of the average census household (3.84 in 1951).

Table IV shows the changes in the numbers of houses in each municipal borough, urban district and rural district, during the intercensal period 1937 - 1951. The increase of 9,135 houses for the County should be considered with the figures for uninhabited houses, which show a drop from 6,992 in 1937 to 4,485 in 1951.

A comprehensive investigation for the County of Antrim report showed that of the uninhabited houses about 42 per cent were temporarily unoccupied at the time of census, 39 per cent were summer residences, 15 per cent were affected by change of occupancy (or new houses awaiting occupancy) and no information was available about the remaining 4 per cent.

A less extensive enquiry was made for County Down but this was sufficient to reveal that approximately the same proportions apply for this area as in County Antrim. One thing clear, however, is that the greatest numerical decreases since 1937 occurred in respect of dwellings of the wooden bungalow type which previously were used during the summer months only but, because of the shortage of houses arising during the inter­ censal period, were turned into permanent dwellings.

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TABLE IV

HOUSES Variation In Total No. of Houses In 14 years. Municipal 1937 1951 1937 - 1951 Borou^s, Urban and Increase Increase Rural In­ Unin­ Building ' Total in­ unin­ Building ! or or Total habited habited habited habited Districts (a) [ Decrease Decrease Per Cent

Down County 1 58,504 51,241 6,992 271 67, 639 61,145 4,485 2,009 +9,135 + 15.6

Banbrldge U.D. 1,441 1,360 74 7 1,625 1,554 42 29 + 184 + 12.8 Bangor M. B, 5,601 4,490 1,072 39 , 6,630 5,958 438 234 +1,089 + 18.4 Donaghadee U.D. 1,083 720 301 2 1,169 1,024 123 22 + 146 + 14.3 Downpatrlc « i 825 771 54 942 873 55 14 + 117 + 14.2 Dromore " 1 681 607 72 2 726 683 20 22 + 44 + 6.5 Holywood " 1 1,472 1,387 73 12 1,758 1,618 66 74 + 286 + 19.4 Kllkeel " 1 547 504 36 7 647 572 24 51 + 100 + 18.3 Newcastle " 747 629 110 8 1,046 836 112 9S + 299 + 40.0 Newry « 2,685 2,534 101 50 2,907 2,818 82 7 + 222 + 8.3 Newtownards M. B. 2,900 2,784 113 3 3,192 3,115 62 15 + 292 + 10.1 Warrenpolnt U^D. 659 585 70 4 754 685 61 8 + 95 + 14.4

Banbrldge R.D. 6,138 5,690 436 12 6,145 5,738 352 55 + 7 + 0.1 Castlereagh " 2,138 1,970 142 26 6,041 5,246 179 616 -»^,903 +182.6 Downpatrlcfc " 7,901 6,915 974 12 8,172 7,332 562 278 + 271 + 3.4 Hlllsborougli » 5,416 4,945 436 36 6,095 5,764 272 59 + 679 + 12.5 KllKeel " 3,463 3,125 327 11 3, 675 3,295 327 53 + 212 + 6.1 Molra " 2,380 2,196 174 10 2,451 2,298 102 51 + 71 + 3.0 Newry No, i " 3,409 3,060 344 5 1 3,377 3,179 182 16 - 32 - 0.9 Newtownards " 9,078 6,969 2,084 25 10,288 8,557 1,424 307 +1,210 + 13.3

(a) The figures given are for the County Districts as constituted at the date of the 1951 Census.

The total number of houses was 21,395, in urban areas and 46,244 in rural areas. The total increase in the number of houses was 2,814 or 15.1 per cent in urban areas, and 6,321 or 15.8 per cent in rural areas. Here again, as in the case of the popula­ tion figures, the higher figure for rural areas is in the main due to the development of Castlereagh Rural District. If Castlereagh is excluded the increase in rural areas is only 2,418 or 6.4 per cent. In the urban areas the most marked increases took place in Newcastle (40 per cent or 299 houses), Holywood (l9.4 per cent or 286 houses) and Bangor (l8.4 per cent or 1,029 houses); Dromore had the lowest increase (6.5 per cent or 44 houses). In the rural areas the greatest increases were in Castlereagh (183 per cent or 3,903 houses) and Newtownards (13.3 per cent or 1,210 houses); there was a decrease of 32 houses or 0.9 per cent in Newry No. 1. The five named areas of the greatest increases show a continuation of a trend already evident in the intercensal period 1925 - 1937, when the urban areas of Newcastle, Holjnvood and Bangor, and the rural areas of Castlereagh and Newtownards, showed the most marked increases in their respective groups. It will be noted that these districts may be classified as seaside resorts or residential towns on the coast, and as rural areas adjoining or convenient to Belfast. The decrease in Newry No. 1 Rural District is also a continuation of a trend evident in the previous intercensal period*

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 46,355 50,672 60,614 Total number of Persons therein 197,762 201,246 230,773 Average number of Persons per house 4.27 3.97 3.81 (14555) The average annual increase in the number of inhabited private houses for the period 1926 - 1937 was 392 and for the period 1937 - 1951 it was 710, but this must be viewed in the light of increases in the population in these dwelling houses - the average annual increase of population in the first period was only 317, whereas in the latter it was 2,109. The relative changes are seen more clearly from the figures for "persons per house" the ratios having dropped for the whole period 1926 - 1937 by 0.30- and for 1937 - 1951 by 0. 16. Of the total of 60,614 inhabited private houses, 60,121 (99.2 per cent) were occupied by single private households, the remainder of 493 were shared by two or more households. This means that in 98.2 per cent of the total private households (61,224) each occupies a single house, or to put it another way, there are slightly more than 101 households accommodated in every 100 inhabited private houses. Table V shows the position at each census 1926, 1937 and 1951 for inhabited private houses, for the County, of various sizes and the extent to which they were shared by two or more households.

TABLE V

INHABITED PRIVATE HOUSES Inhabited Private 1926 1937 1 1951 Houses Percentage Per Cent Percentage Number Per Cent Percentage Number Per Cent Number of Total Shared of Total Shared of Total Shared With 1-3 rooms > 17,089 36.9 0.2 15,337 30.3 0.1 16,110 26.6 0.2 4-5 rooiDS 17,723 38.2 1.0 1 23,064 45.5 0.5 30,901 51.0 0.7 6 or more rooms 11,543 24.9 1.6 12,271 24.2 0.9 13,603 22.4 1.9

TOTAL 46,355 100.0 0.9 50,672 100.0 0.5 60,614 100.0 0.8

The number of houses with three or less rooms fell between 1926 and 1937 but rose slightly between 1937 and 1951. 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. In each of the three categories the percentage of shared accommodation fell between 1926 and 1937 but rose again between 1937 and 1951. In 1951 the percentage of shared accommodation in houses with three or less rooms was the same as in 1926 (0.2). A lower percentage (0.7) of four or five-roomed houses were shared than in 1926 (l.O); a higher percentage (1.9) of houses with six or more rooms were shared than in 1926 (1.6). Rooms; From Table 6 it will be observed that the total number of rooms in inhabited private houses was 276,400 (the corresponding figure for 1937 was 231,400). The average number of rooms per house was 4.56 compared with 4.57 in 1937. The following table gives for the County the number of private households occupying various numbers of rooms (irrespective of the number of houses) for the enumerations of 1926, 1937 and 1951:-

TABLE VI

Private 1926 1937 1951 Households Number Per Cent Number Per Cent ' Number Per Cent With 1-3 rooms 17,707 37.8 15,708 30.8 16,137 26.4 4-5 rooms 17,679 37.8 1 23.049 45^2 31,123 • 50.8 6 and more rooms 11,42.1 24.4 12.202 24.0 13,964 22.8

TOTAL 46,807 100.0 50,959 100.0 1 61,224 100.0

Information incorporated in Tables V and VI for 1951 can be readily obtained for each county district from Tables 6 and 7.

(14555) PRIVATE HOUSEHOLDS

Households; The population of 230,773 occupying private houses was comprised of 61,224 households within the definitions of "Private Households" given in Part I. In 1937 there were 50,959 such households. The increase of 10,265 households (20.1 per cent) was at a greater rate than the rate of increase in population comprising them (population increase was 29,527 - 14.7 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 8.9 and that of population comprising them 1.8. The disparity, therefore, between growth in population and in households was much greater in the earlier intercensal period than in the period 1937 - 1951. Households of from one to six persons all increased in number during the period 1937 - 1951. Households of from seven to twelve persons decreased in number, and households of over twelve persons increased.

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 6,012 households of one person each, to 12,871 households of the three person group. The households of four persons number 11,100 but from that point there is a sharp decline. The three-person group comprises 21.0 per cent of all households, the two- person group 21.0 per cent also and the four-person group 18.1 per cent - these three categories make up approximately 60 per cent of the total number of private households.

The comparable figures for 1937 were 19.1 for the three-person group, 20.0 for households of two and 16.7 for the four-person group, making 55.8 per cent in all.

The average size of household was 3.8 persons in 1951 and 3.9 persons in 1937.

DENSITIES Table 7 gives the composition of private households, the number of persons comprising each household, the number of rooms occupied, and the density of occupation.

Private Households; There were 142 households living at densities of more than four persons per room and 613 households at more than three persons per room. 3,058 households or 4.99 per cent fall within the over two-persons per room category which has been assumed to indicate overcrowding.

As shown earlier in these notes the household of three occurs most frequently; and the most common combination consists of the household of three occupying four rooms. Of the 16,894 households in the 1-3 room group, 2,-960 comprise only one person each. There are 546 households (1,193 persons) living in one-roomed accommodation but of these 254 are persons living alone - the figures in 1937 were 420 households (793 persons) living in one-roomed accommodation. The number of households of two or more persons occupying one room fell from 221 in 1926 to 162 in- 1937, but rose to 292 in 1951.

The particulars of households in two and three-broomed accommodation are:-

1937 1951

Households Persons Households Persons

Two-room accoinmodatlon 5,775 17,630 5,544 16,634 Three-room accommodation 9,513 36,125 10,804 38,958

Of the 60,614 inhabited private houses 493 or 0.8 per cent were found to be occupied by two or more households - 430 of these accommodated two households and 73 accommodated three or more households.

Persons: Of the total of 230,773 persons in private houses 89.7 per cent (206,939 persons) were living not more than two persons per room: in 1937 the percent­ age was 87.2, 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 0.83 persons for each room. In 1926 the corresponding figure was 0.95 and that for 1937 was 0.87, so that there has

(14555) been an improvement in room accommodation during both intercensal periods, though the rate of improvement was considerably higher in the first period.

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 3 Persons per Room

Census 4 and over 3 and over 2 Persons and Over 4 Persons 3 Persons 2 Persons Total less per Room per Room per Room per Room

1926 Private Household Population 1,843 6,252 25,356 33,451 164,311 Ratio per 1,000 of Total Private Household Population 9 32 128 169 831

1937 Private Household Population 1,357 4,187 20,124 25,668 175,578 Ratio per 1,000 of Total Private Household Population 7 21 100 128 872

1951 Private Household Population 1,267 4,059 18,608 23,834 206,939 Ratio per 1,000 of Total Private Household Population 5 18 80 103 897

* Table VII, dealing with persons per household Is restricted to Wards In the Belfast County Borough volume^

It will be seen that the proportions of persons living at various densities of over two persons per room decreased between 1926 and 1937 and further decreased between 1937 and 1951, while the proportion of persons living at densities of two persons or less per room increased during both Intercensal periods.

Districts; Households occupying one room each are most common in Newry Urban District where they number 98 (233 persons) and form 3.3 per cent of the number of households and 1.8 per cent of the population. In contrast no household in Banbridge TJirban District occupies less than two rooms, and in Dromore Urban District there is only one household (one person) occupying less than two rooms.

TABLE IX

1961 1937 1 1926 MUNICIPAL BOROU(BS, Population m 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 of over 2 of over 2 RURAL 2 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 Down County ' 306,939 23,834 897 103 128 j 169 MITNICIPAL BOROUGHS AND URBAN DISTRICTS Banbridge 1 5,578 270 954 46 93 107 Bangor M.B. 19,474 621 974 26 I 16 38 Dona^adee 3,187 144 957 43 45 109 DoMipa trick 1 3,£37 442 880 120 i 118 121 Dromore 2,270 109 954 46 1 71 129 Holywood 5,804 395 936 64 46 85 Kllkeel 2,053 184 918 82 "" •• Newcastle 2,597 163 941 59 109 119 Newry 10, 850 1,774 859 141 167 180 Newtownards M. B. 10,873 997 916 84 104 142 Warrenpolnt 2,408 93 963 37 57 91 RURAL DISTRICTS Banbridge 19, 209 2,638 879 121 145 180 Castlereagji 18,905 457 976 24 63 92 Downpatrlck. 23,911 4,988 827 173 174 199 Hillsborough 19,457 1,943 909 91 119 165 Kllkeel 10,580 2,643 1 800 200 221 259 Mo Ira 7,947 675 922 i 78 106 199 Newry No. 1 10,346 2,452 808 192 187 234 Newtownards 28,253 2,946 906 94 117 170

(14555) 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. In the County as a whole 103 persons per 1,000 live at a density of over two persons per room. In the Urban Districts an average of 69 persons per 1,000 live at this density, and in the Rural Districts an average of 119 persons per 1,000. The districts showing the greatest proportions of overcrowding are Kilkeel Rural District (200 persons per 1,000 living at more than two persons per room), Newry No. 1 Rural District (l92 persons per 1,000 at this density) and Downpatrick Rural District (173 persons per 1,000). In the Urban Districts the greatest overcrowding is in Newry (l41 persons per 1,000). The smallest proportions of overcrowding are in Castlereagh Rural District (24 persons per 1,000) and Bangor Municipal Borough (26 persons per 1,000). Comparison with previous censuses shows that in the County as a whole there has been a reduction in the number of persons per 1,000 living at a density of over two persons per room from 169 in 1926 to 128 in 1937 and 103 in 1951, so that the rate of improvement has been slower in the more recent intercensal period. Bangor Municipal Borough, Downpatrick and Holywood Urban Districts and Newry No. 1 Rural District all show an increase over the 1937 figures for persons living at this density. Other districts show a decrease in the proportion of overcrowding (i.e., in persons living at over two persons per room) between 1937 and 1951. Between 1926 and 1937 all districts showed a decrease in overcrowding. As in 1951, Kilkeel Rural District in 1926 and 1937 had more overcrowding than any other district. In 1926 and 1937 Bangor Municipal Borough had the least proportion of overcrowding (Castlereagh Rural District had this distinction in 1951). Over the period 1926 to 1951 the most marked improve­ ment took place in Castlereagh Rural District where the number of persons per thousand living at a density of over two persons per room fell from 92 to 24. Dromore Urban District came next with a drop from 129 to 46. Since 1937 the most marked improvements have been in Castlereagh Rural District and Banbridge and Newcastle Urban Districts which register falls from 63 to 24, from 93 to 46 and from 10-9 to 59 respectively.

INSTITUTIONS, ETC. The population 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 Number 1 Number Class of Inhabited of Inmates of Inmates Building, etc. Inhabited Total Only Inhabited Total Only Buildings, Population (Classes Buildings, Population (Classes etc. 2 - 10) etc. 2 - 10) 1. Hotels and Boarding Houses 266 1,819 1 357 2,117 2. County Welfare institutions 2 44 34 * 1 138 118 3. Hospitals Authority Hospitals 10 1,374 964 4. Mental Hospitals 3 2,826 2,536 h 2 2f876 2,526 5. Tuberculosis Authority Hospitals 2 96 81 6. Hospitals and Nursing Homes other than those Included in classes above 7 213 147 18 1,318 901 7. Homes or Institutions for Cripples 1 33 24 1 60 42 8. Homes or Institutions for Blind . . . 9. Homes or Institutions for Deaf and Dumb . 10. Prisons 11. Shipping (Seagoing) including Ll^tshlps 7 36 12 50 12. Shipping (Inland) 6 7 13. Other Premises 233 3,965 172 2,875 14. Vagrants 2 10 All Classes of inhabited Buildings, etc., other than Private Houses 531 10,408 3,786 569 9,441 3,587

* The 1937 figures relate to a Poor Law Institution.

(14555) XVlll

In the 1937 Report attention was drawn to the drop of 39 per cent in the number of hotels and boarding houses, and of 44 per cent in their occupants since the 1926 census. It was considered that this was due to the additional houses built during the intercensal period, these houses having absorbed a great many people hitherto living in boarding houses as well as persons who previously occupied portions of houses. During the 1937 - 1951 period a further decrease occurred in the number of hotels and boarding houses from 357 to 266 and in the number of occupants of from 2,117 to 1,819.

In the intercensal period there were slight increases in the number of hotels and boarding houses in Newcastle Urban and Castlereagh Rural Districts, but in all other areas the number remained the same or recorded a decrease. The districts with the largest number of hotels and boarding houses and with the greatest number of people living therein are shown to be Urban areas, viz:- Bangor (62 buildings and 449 persons), Newcastle (53 buildings and 308 persons), Newry (36 buildings and 286 persons) and (32 buildings and 159 persons).

Between 1937 and 1951 the number of inmates in institutions increased by 199, and the total population (i.e., inmates and staff) of these institutions by 204.

The increase since 1937 in both the number of inhabited buildings and population under heading No. 13 ("Other Premises") will be noticed. During the interval between the censuses married quarters attached to War Department Establishments were constructed as separate dwellings near to the main Services buildings. Separate returns were completed in respect of these as they are individual houses but they are stiown in Table 8 as they are attached to War Department Establishments and, for the same reason, are excluded from the Private House figures.

USUAL RESIDENCE Table 10 discloses that 98.2 per cent of the enumerated population of County Down were normally resident in the County and of the remainder, 2,914 were usually resident in some other part of Northern Ireland. Allowing for 2,563 persons usually resident in the County but enumerated elsewhere in Northern Ireland the adjustment to obtain the usual residence figure represented 1.46 per 1,000 of the population. In 1937, when the "Usual Residence" question was first included in the Census Return, the adjustment figure was 1.3 per 1,000 of the total enumeration.

Only 1,468 persons were usually resident outside the Province.

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 compai^ison of the 1937 position with that of 1951.

TABLE XI MALES INCREASE (D R DECREASE POPULATION 1937 POPULATION 1951 PER CENT 1937 - 1951 AGE i LAST Widowed Widowed Widowed BIRTHDAY Total Single Married and Total Single Married' and Total Single Married and Divorced Divorced Divorced

0-4 8,824 8,824 12,416 12,416 • +40.7 +40.7 . 5-9 8,949 8,949 • • 11,403 11,403 . • 4£7.4 +27.4 • • 10-14 9, 625 9,625 • • 9,183 9,183 • • - 4.6 - 4.6 • . 15-19 i 9,312 9,301 11 , 9,775 9,727 48 » + B.G + 4.6 +336.4 . 20-24 8,771 8,079 686 6 8,159 7,144 1,013 2 - 7.0 -11.6 + 47.7 -66.7 25-34 15, 109 8,936 6,077 96 16,548 7,514 8,987 47 + 9.5 -15.9 + 47.9 -61.0 35-44 12,618 3,920 8,418 280 15,907 4,018 11,689 200 +26.1 + 2.5 + 38.9 -28.6 45-54 10,490 2,503 7,471 516 13,281 2,714 10,187 380 +26.6 + 8.4 + 36.4 -26.4 55-64 9,463 2,039 6,477 937 9,601 1,884 7,001 716 + 1.6 - 7.6 + 8.1 -23.6 65-74 6,740 1,314 4,061 1,365 7,492 1,538 4,564 1,390 +11.2 +17.0 + 12.4 + 1.8 75 and over 2, 644 430 1,168 1,046 4,007 621 1,830 1,556 +51.6 +44.2 + 56.7 +48.8

TOTAL 102,535 63,920 34,369 4,246 117,772 68,162 45,319 4,291 +14.9 + 6.6 + 31.9 1 + 1.1 1 .

{14555) FEMALES INCREASE OR DECREASE POPULATION 1937 POPULATION 1951 PER CENT 1937 - 1951 AGE LAST Widowed Widowed Widowed BIRTHDAY Total Single Married and Total Single Married and Total Single Married and Divorced Divorced Divorced

0-4 8,432 8,432 • 11,477 11,477 • j +36.1 +36.1 . . &-9 8,762 8,752 • • 10,806 10, 806 • • +23.5 +23.5 . • 10-14 9,147 9,147 • , 8,855 8,855 • • - 3.2 - 3.2 • . 15-19 9,015 8,874 141 • 8,627 8,427 199 1 - 4.3 - 5.0 +41.1 — SO-24 1 8,516 6,805 1,703 8 8,723 6,128 2,587 8 + 2.4 - 9.9 +51.9 . 25-34 16,052 7,871 8,042 139 17,605 5,772 11, 605 228 + 9.7 -26.7 +44.3 +64.0 35-44 14,464 4,463 9,408 593 1 16,750 3,828 12,367 555 +15.8 -14.2 +31.5 - 6.4 45-54 11,983 3,351 7,366 1,266 14,477 3,548 9,699 1,230 +20.8 + 5.9 +31.7 - 2.8 55-64 10,376 2,697 5,404 2,275 11,590 3,044 6,205 2,341 +11.7 +12.9 +14.8 + 2.9 65-74 7, 804 2,104 2,717 2,983 9,434 2,595 3,344 3,495 +20.9 +23.3 +23.1 +17.2 75 and over 3,611 1,025 588 1,998 5,065 1,267 927 2,871 +40.3 +23.6 +57.7 443.7

TOTAL 108,162 63,521 35,369 9,262 123,409 66,747 46,933 10,729 +14.1 + 3.5 +32.7 +15.8 , 1

Sex proportions; Since 1821, when the first census affecting Northern Ireland was taken, the number of females in the County, as constituted at the date of each census, has exceeded the number of males. The greatest disparity reached, in 1861 and 1891, was 1,127 females for every 1,000 males. Since 1891 each census has shown a lessening in the preponderance of females - the latest figure, that for 1951, is the lowest recorded, viz., 1,048 females per 1,000 males. Up to and including 20 years of age, boys were in the majority, in 1951. Under the age of one year there were 90 girls for every 100 boys, but the figure increased to 95 to every 100 boys between 5 and 9 years, and to 96 between the ages of 10 and 14, only to decrease to 88 for every 100 between the ages of 15 and 19. In the 65-69 age group there were 123 women to every 100 men; in the 80-84 age group there were 126 to every 100 men, and in the 85-89 group 144 to every 100 men.

It will be noted from Table 12 that the preponderance of females over males is more marked in urban than in rural districts. In Banbridge, Downpatrick and Newry No. 1 Rural Districts males outnumber females. In all other districts females out­ number males.

Ages: As in the case of County Antrim, though unlike present day tendencies, the average age of the population of County Down decreased between 1937 and 1951. At the 1911 census the average was 30.3 years; it rose to 30.7 in 1926 and to 34.0 in 1937, falling to 33.3 in 1951.

In 1937 the 10-14 age group accounted, for the largest number of the population of all quinquennial age groups, containing 8. 9 per cent of the enumerated population, as compared with 7.5 in 1951. In 1951 the age group from'birth to four years exceeded all others with 9.9 per cent of the population as compared with 8.2 in 1937. Since 1937 all quinquennial groups except those from 10 to 14 and from 20 to 24 (and 100 and over in which group the figures are the same) show an increase in numbers. Increases were recorded for males except in the age groups 10-14, 20-24, 60-64 and 95-99. Increases were recorded for females except in the age groups 10-19 and 100 and over.

The following chart shows the distribution of the population for the County in the four main age groups for 1901, 1937 and 1951.

It will be seen that in the two groups comprising persons aged 45 ypars and upwards there has been a steady increase since 1901 - as was seen also in the Belfast County Borough and County Antrim Reports. The 65 years and over group increased by 0.9 per cent between 1937 and 1951 and though much lower than the Increase iii Belfast County Borough (1.7 per cent) it is a good deal higher than that in County Antrim (O.1 per cent). The general trends are, however, the same as in County Antrim, viz., the group 0-14 years shows an increase, the 15-44 age group shows a decrease, and the higher age groups both record increases since 1937. The Belfast figures show a decrease in the 15-44 years span during the whole fifty years (a total drop of 7.3 per cent) whereas in each of the Counties, Antrim and Down, the slight increase between 1901 and 1937 was more than lost in the 1937-1951 period.

Marital Condition; Since 1937 the number of persons in Down aged 14 and over increased by 19,881 of whom 9,530 were males and 10,351 females. The number of single

(14555) CENSUSES (DOWN COUNTY) 1901, 1937. 1951.

PERCENTAGE 65 YEARS OF TOTAL 0-14 YEARS 15-44 YEARS 45-64 YEARS AND OVER POPULATION

55

50

45

40

35

30

25

20

15

10

5

persons in this age group decreased by 4,145 (1,465 males and 2,680 females), while the number of married persons increased by 22,514 (10,950 males and 11,564 females).

Single males aged 14 and over accounted for 42.7 per cent of the male population of the same age in 1951 (49.9 per cent in 1937) and married men for 52.3 per cent (44.6 in 1937). In the same age group, single females represented 38.7 per cent (46.7 in 1937) and married women 49.9 per cent (42.3 in 1937).

Widowers decreased by 32 whilst widows increased by 1,347. The number of persons whose marriages had been dissolved and who had not remarried, increased from 31 in 1937 to 228 in 1951 - divorced men numbered 87 as compared with 10 in 1937, and divorced women 141 as against 21.

EDUCATION Table 13 summarises the information furnished regarding attendance at educational establishments. It will be seen that of children aged 5-13 inclusive 3.8 per cent are stated not to be attending school. In the 14-17 age group, i.e., amongst persons over the age for compulsory school attendance but of normal age for attending grammar school, 68.8 per cent were not attending educational establishments.

Persons of all ages attending educational establishments part-time were shown to number 417. As the total number of part-time students enrolled in the institutions of further education under the management of the Down Education Authority during the year ended 31st July, 1951, numbered 6,979, 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 reports of Belfast County Borough and County Antrim. It would appear that the significance of the question was not appreciated by the heads of households.

(14555) 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 countries and at sea. Of the total population of Down (i.e., 241,181), persons born in the County numbered 163,654 (67.9 per cent), and altogether 216,294 (89.7 per cent) were born in some part of Northern Ireland. 32,723 persons (13.6 per cent) were born in Belfast County Borough, leaving 19,917 (8.2 per cent) born in the other counties of Northern Ireland. 9,793 persons (4.1 per cent) were born in the Irish Republic as compared with 8,068 (3.8 per cent) in 1937. Only 1,928 persons (0.8 per cent) were born outside the British Isles, of whom 903 were born in Commonwealth Countries, 1,015 in foreign countries, and 10 at sea.

The percentage representing persons born in the Coiinty (67.9) has decreased since 1937 (74.8) while the percentage of persons born in Belfast has increased from 8.5 to 13.6. Table XII gives comparative figures for censuses since. 1861.

TABLE XII

BIRTHPLACE Year of Total England Population Enumeration - Northern Irish Scotland Bom at Bom Ireland Republic and Wales Sea Abroad (b) (a) 1861 296,778 1,346 907 - 271 299,302

1871 273,483 1,922 1,316 14 559 277,294 1881 243,886 2,301 1,333 6 664 248,190 1891 218,572 2,845 1,801 7 783 224,008

1901 1 194,087 5,743 3,224 1,909 6 920 205,889

1911 191,128 5,652 3,765 2,625 12 1,121 204,303 1926 189,931 7,998 6,594 3,322 13 1,370 1 209,228 1937 192,481 8,068 5,570 2,991 11 1,566 210,687 1951 216,294 9,793 9,487 3,679 10 1,918 241,181

Proportion per cjen t

1861 99.16 0.45 0.30 - 0.09 100

1871 98.63 0.69 0.47 0.01 0.20 100

1881 98.^ 0.93 0.54 0.00 0.27 100 1891 97.57 1.27 0.81 0.00 0.36 100 1901 94.27 2.79 1.56 0.93 0.00 0.45 100

1911 93.55 2.77 1.84 1.28 0.01 0.55 100 1926 90.78 3.82 3.15 1.59 0.01 0.65 100

1937 91.36 3.83 2.64 1.42 0.01 0.74 100 1951 89.68 4.06 3.93 1.53 0.00 0.80 100

(a) Persons bom In the ^ and the Channel Islands have been Included under this heading. in 1951 they numbered Z6 persons born In the Isle of Man and 24 In the Channel islands. (b) All figures relate tb the County as constituted at the date of each census.

It will be noted that the percentage of the total population born in Northern Ireland decreased since 1901 from 94.27 to 89.68 whereas over the same 50 year period the percentage born in the Irish Republic increased from 2.79 to 4.06. Figures prior to 1901 are only available for all Ireland; it will be seen, however, that the 1951 percentage for persons born in Northern Ireland stands at is lowest point for the half century and that for persons born in the Irish Republic has reached its highest point. Between 1901 and 1951 the percentage born in England and Wales has increased from 1.56 to 3.93 that born in Scotland from 0.93 to 1.53, and that born abroad from 0.45 to 0.80. (14555) 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 Nor'thern Ireland and divided into five religious groups.

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 1

0 and under 5 4,413 5, 667

5 " "10 1,982 3,142 , 10 « « EO 4,468 3,794 20 " "30 2,704 3,173

30 " "40 1,823 2,823 40 " "50 1,240 1,689 50 and over 1,050 1,879

Not stated 49 1,844

Total Residents 17,729 24,011

Total Visitors 477 876

Total bom outside I Nortnem Ireland 18,206 24,887

RELIGIONS Table XIV sets out the position (total persons) at each census since 1861<.

TABLE XIV

Other and Not Roman Catholics 1 Presbyterians /Church of Methodists - Stated Ireland Denominations Year of *Total Enumera-i Popula­ Per­ Per­ Per­ Per­ Per­ tion centage centage centage centage centage tlon Number Of Total \ Number Of Total i Number Of Total! Number Of Total Number Of Total Popula­ Popula­ Popula­ Popula­ Popula­ tion tion tion tion tion 1861 ! 299,302 97,240 32.5 133,421 44.6 60,657 20.3 4,23^ 1.4 3,751 1.2 1871 277,294 88,003 31.7 116,017 41.8 60,868 22;0 3,663 1.3 8,743 3.2 1881 248,190 76,690 30.9 99,301 40.0 56,514 22.8 3,894 1.6 11,791 4.7 1891 224,008 66,640 29.8 89,427 39.9 52,002 23.2 4,713 2.1 11,226 5.0 1901 205,889 64,467 31.3 80,024 38.9 47,/130 22.9 4,390 2.1 9,878 4.8 1911 204,303 64,485 31.6 77,583 38.0 47,063 23.0 4,461 B.2 10,711 5.2 1926 209,228 63,689 30.4 78,100 37.3 50,378 24.1 5,690 2.7 11,471 5.5 1937 210,687 64,539 30.6 77,487 36.8 49,980 23.7 6,210 2.9 12,531 6.0 1951 1 241,181 72,805 30.2 87,738 36.4 56,656 23.5 9,288 3.8 14,694 6.1 •• '.if * All fIgurjes relate to the county as constituted at the date of each Census. For particulars of boundary changes see notes at head of Table 2. i Including Church of England and Episcopal Church of Scotland, numbering 3,945 and 6, respectively. In 1951.

A scrutiny of Table XIV reveals that Roman Catholics were at their highest percent­ age (32.5) of the total population in 1861; since that year the percentage steadily decreased until 1891 when it stood at 29.8 being the lowest point recorded during the 90 years, 1861 - 1951. Percentages fluctuated between 1891 and 1951 - the figure for the 1951 Census being 30. 2 the second lowest since 1861. On a percentage basis the Presbyterians lost ground between 1937 and 1951 during vdiich peripd the figure decreased (14555) from 36.8 to 3'6.4 and in fact this denomination has lost steadily throughout the 90 years for which records are available; in 1861 the figure was 44.6. The Church of Ireland lost 0.2 per cent between 1937 and 1951 (from 23.7 to 23.5) but at the latter year stood 3.2 per cent higher than in 1861. On the other hand Methodists and "Other and not Stated Denominations" attained to their highest percentages in 1951, i.e., 3.8 and 6.1 per cent, respectively, of the total population. A comparison of the 1951 figures with those for 1937 shows that there were numerical increases in all five groups, viz., Roman Catholics 8,266, Presbyterians 10,251, Church of Ireland 6,736, Methodists 3,078, others 2,163.

Table 16 shows the population by sex for each Municipal Borough, Urban District and Rural 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) denominations. The list of descriptions of "Other Denominations" given at the foot of the table refers to the County as a whole; the names of denominations are restricted to those having less than ten adherents.

Of the "Other Denominations^' the two categories which show the highest increases as compared with 1937 are: Brethren "^585 and Baptist +556. The number of persons who omitted to state their denomination has increased from 584 to 1,014. The Non- Subscribing Presbyterian or Unitarian denomination shows the largest decrease, viz., -298.

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 up to 20, and by two religious groups - Roman Catholics and other denominations. It is not therefore possible to make a complete comparison between the 1937 figures and 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 4,244 or 16.7 per cent, while the increase in the population of all other denominations up to that age is 6,291 or 12.6 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:-

Age Group Roman Catholics Other Denominations 0-4 +39.9 +37.7 5-9 +24.0 +26.2 10 - 14 + 1.6 -6.6 15 - 19 + 3.9 - 1.2 20 and over +10. 0 +16.2 All Ages +12.8 +15.2

A comparison of Tables 15 and 16 shows that in the County 9.8 per cent of Roman Catholics,^ 6.3 per cent of Presbyterians, 16..6 per cent of members of the Church of Ireland, 14.1 per cent of Methodists, and 10.0 per cent of other and not stated denominations were born outside Northern Ireland.

OCCUPATIONS AND INDUSTRIES As will be seen from the volumes "Classification of Occupations." and "Classification of Industries" referred to in Part I of this Report the separate terms under which workers are classified run into many thousands. This has occasioned modifications to bring census dat'a within manageable dimensions, and thus generally speaking the arrangement of headings is according to class of materials worked with, commodities prod^Lced 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 minimum. 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.

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Qccupatian's; 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 returned as temporarily out of work in 1926 was 7,250 (5,485 males and 1,765 females). In 1951, the figure amounted to 5,604 (4,280 males and 1,324 females).

TABLE XV

PERSONS AGED 14 YEARS AND OVER MALES ' FEMALES Year of Percentage of Percentage of Census Total Occupied Occupied to Total Total Occupied Occupied to Total

1926 73,089 *64,757 88.6 81,169 *27,331 33.7

1951 : 86,611 74,124 85.6 94,054 28,070 29.8

* These are adjusted figures and may Include a number (but If so, a very small number) of children not stated to be m occupation because they 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. It should be borne in mind, however, that in 1926 males aged 65 years and over comprised 11.2 per cent of the male population aged 14 years and upwards whereas in 1951 the percentage was 13.3, and of females aged 14 years and upwards the percentage aged 65 and over increased from 12.5 in 1926 to 15.4 in 1951. Furthermore it is probable that, as in the case of Belfast County Borough, the percentage of occupied persons - both male and female - of the age group 65 and over decreased considerably between the Censuses.

Though the proportions have decreased since 1926, the actual number occupied has increased from 92,088 in 1926 to 102,194 in 1951 - and increase of 10,106 persons (9,367 males and 739 females].

In 1926 there were 42 occupied females to every 100 occupied males; in 1951 the figure was 38 to 100 males.

Table XVI shows the percentages 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 *64,773 74,124 36,429 43,648 30.9. 30.7 17.4 18.1 FEMALES *27,332 28, 070 80,694 95,339 13.1 11.7 36.6 39.5 PERSONS *92,105 102,194 117,123 138,987 44.0 42.4 56.0 57.6

* These figures Include occupied children aged 12 and 13 years - the actual number Is not available 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 44.0 per cent of the population of both sexes and all ages in 1926 and in 1951 the percentage was 42.4. In County Antrim the decrease was only by 0.1 per cent but in Belfast County Borough it was 1.1 per cent. The figures for occupied persons as a percentage of the total popula­ tion (both sexes) of all ages in 1911 were - males 30.4; females 12.7; persons 43.1. The increases recorded for males and females between 1911 and 1926 were not maintained in the latter intercensal period and, in fact, in the case of females a lower percentage were employed in 1951 than in 1911 as well as in 1926.

(14555) TABLE XVII «B=S=BB 1 '•' ' ' ' 11.11 ~———i ».^-».—.—• 1 1 Proportion per Proportio1,000 on fpe r Occupation 1,00C ) of Order Occupation Code Occupation Number Occupied" Occupied Number Occupied Occupied MSiles Females Males Females

(1) *NUMERICALLY IMPORTANT ORDERS (2) *NUMERIGALLY IMPORTANT SINGLE OR GROUPED OCCUPATIONS I Fishermen 6 - 010 Farmers, Farm Managers 133 32 II Agricultural Occupations 276 46 015 Other Gardeners 12 - III Mining and Quarrying Occupations 7 • 019 Agricultural workers (Labourers, etc., not VI workers In Metal Manufacture, elsev^ere specified) 125 13 Engineering, etc. 86 •" 181, 183, VII Textile Workers 30 162 184, 188, 189 Fitters, Machine Erectors 40 - VIII Tanners, etc.. Leather Goods MSikers, Fur Dressers 8 8 241-242 Electrical Fitters, Electricians 11 -

IX Makers of Textile Goods and Articles 284 Carders, Combers, etc. - 14 of Dress 6 126 291 Spinners, Plecers - 26 X Makers of Foods, Drinks, Tobacco 8 16 301 Winders, Reelers - 37 XI workers In wood. Cane, Cork 34 • - 311 Weavers (not carpets) - 40 XII Makers of, and workers In Paper, etc.. 330-339 Bleachers, Dyers, Finishers 10 Bookbinders, Printers 5 22 385 Garment workers (Dressmakers and Light XIV Workers In Building and Contracting 80 • Clothing Makers) - 13 XV Painters and Decorators 12 • 386 Garment workers (Machinists) - 32 XVI Administrators, Directors, Managers 24 " 419 Textile Goods and Articles of Dress (skilled workers - not elsewhere specified) 55 XVII Persons employed In Transport and - communication 80 8 472 Carpenters, Joiners 1 ^ - XVIII Commercial, Finance, insurance Occupations (excluding Clerical) 91 110 583-586 Bricklayers, Plasterers, and their Labourers 22 • 599 Builders' and Contractors* Workers (mainly XIX Professional and Technical Occupations Navvies) (excluding Clerical) 43 90 43 609 Painters and Decorators 11 - XX Persons employed In Defence Services 40 . 659 Drivers of Self-Propelled Goods Vehicles 24 - XXII Persons engaged In Personal Service 22 200 730-739 Salesmen, Shop Assistants 27 81 XXIII Clerks, Typists, etc. ' 37 160 770-772 Nurses (other than Nursery) - 34 X3CIV Warehousemen, storekeepers. Packers, etc. 12 13 785 Teachers (excluding Music) - 37 XXV Stationary Engine Drivers, Crane 820-825 Armed Forces 31 - Drivers, etc. 8 - 867 Waitresses, etc. - 10 XXVI j workers In Onskllied occupations (not elsewhere specified) 68 34 877 Laundry workers - 13 XXVII Other and undefined workers 7 5 88&-885 Domestic Servants (Indoor) 135.

890-895 Clerks, Shorthand Typists, Typists, etc. 37 160 TOTAL 986 983 909 Packers and Bottlers (Not specified elsevAiere) 10

940 Labourers etc. In Metal Working, Engineering etc. 13 -

941 Labourers etc. In Textiles 14 27

950 Labourers etc. In industrial undertakings (not specified elsevAiere) 1 35 -

TOTAL 615 791

• only Orders showing proportions of 5 or more per i,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.

(14555) 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.

27.6 per cent of the occupied males are engaged in agricultural occupations; 9.1 per cent are engaged in commercial, finance and insurance occupations (excluding clerical); 8.6 per cent are engaged as workers in metal manufacture, engineering, etc. 20 per cent of occupied females are in personal service; 16.2 per cent are textile workers, and 16.0 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 those which show the greatest variation in numbers and which are broadly similar to the 1926 classification:-

TOTAL NUMBER EMPLOYED

Males Females Persons Occupation 1926 1951 1926 1951 1926 1951 Agricultural Occupations 26,500 20,448 3, 219 1,279 29,719 21, 727

Personal Service 1, 285 1,646 7,140 5,621 8,425 7,267

Transport 4,111 5,913 90 234 4,201 6,147 Makers of Foods, Drinks aad Tobacco 523 f602 55 f 442 578 f 1,044 Individual Occupations Domestic Servants (Indoor) 190 163 5,718 3,792 5,908 3,955 Weavers (not carpet) 1,369 518 1,465 1,114 2,834 1,632 Nurses (other than nursery) 86 187 525 964 . 611 1,151 Barbers, Hairdressers and Manicurists *173 213 *10 233 *183 446 Kxiltters and Hosiery Frame Tenters 4 176 1 60 211 64 387

i The 1951 figures do not Include unskilled workers engaged In the manufacture of Foods and Drinks. * This 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 comparable as the 1926 figures for the occupied population include persons out of work (i.e., 5,485 males and 1,765 females) whereas the 1951 figures exclude persons out 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.

The Manufacturing Industries (used in a wide sense) provide employment for 37 per cent of the occupied population. In 1926 the percentage was 32. Agriculture and Fishing provide 21 per cent and the Distributive Trades and Finance (including Insurance and Banking) 14 per cent; in 1926 the percentages were 32 and 11 respectively.

The most marked increases between 1926 and 1951 are in the proportions of people employed in (a) Gas, Electricity and Water, from 3 persons per 1,000 occupied in 1926 to 11 per 1,000 in 1951. (b) Professional Services, from 35 to 63 per 1,000 and (c) Transport and Communication from 29 to 50 per 1,000 occupied persons.

(14555) TABLE XVIII

PERSONS MALES FEMALES Proportion Proportion Proportion per 1,000 per 1,000 per 1,000 Order No. industry [ Number Number occupied Number occupied (less persons^ occupied , (less persons out of work) (less persons out of work) out of work) I Agriculture, Fishing 1 20,652 214 19,346 277 1 1,306 49 II Mining, Quarrying 540 5 535 8 5 - III - XVII Manufacturing industries (including Building, etc.) 35,622 369 ' 24,379 349 11,^43 420

XVIII Oas, Electricity, Water 1,040 11 993 14 47 2 XIX Transport, Communication 1 4,868 60 4,438 64 430 16 XX - XXI Distributive Trades, Finance 13,584 141 9,239 132 4,345 163

XXII Public Administration, Defence 1 6,611 68 5,455 78 1,156 43

XXIII ' Professional Services 6,054 63 2,716 39 3,338 125

XXIV Miscellaneous Services 7,619 79 2.743 39 ! 4,876 182

TOTAL 96,590 1,000 69,844 1,000 26,746 1,000 . 1 1 J T ' saaaaraasaaesaaai

Table XVIII also reveals that the Males outnumber the Females in all the 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 Belfast County Borough and the County of Antrim.

For males the Manufacturing Industries (mainly Building and Contracting, Textiles and Engineering) provided employment for 35 per cent of the occupied and Agriculture and Fishing 28 per cent; in -1926 the percentage for the former was 27 and for the latter 40.

The Manufacturing Industries (mainly Textiles and Clothing) gave employment to 42 per cent of the occupied females; in 1926 the percentage w^s 44.

Table 21 gives the industrial distribution of the occupied population in greater detail, separate figures being given for each Order and suitable groupings thereunder.

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COUNTY OF DOWN

PART III

TABLES

TABLE 1. - Area, Houses, and County Population, 1951 DEFINITIONS - The terms "Area," "Houses," "Inhabited," and "Population" are defined In Part !•

Area in Statute Acres Houses Population Water Land f Larger Total Under Occu­ EUvers, Woods Turf pied by In­ unin­ Build­ ^ Females' of Other Crops habited habited ing Persons Males < Lakes, and and Bog Moun­ Build­ County and Inland Plant­ and tain ings, Water Past­ Tlde- ure ations Marsh Roads, , ways etc. 609, 422 *387 4,512 473,275 13,158 6,9'70 68,966 42,154 61,145 4,485 2,009 1241,181 117,772 123,409 1—j_ * Including 110 acres of Lough Neagh, the total area of which Is 94,576 acres, but excluding the water In Carllngford and Loughs, the areas of which are not available*

TABLE 2. - Pbpulation, 1821 - 1951 County

DEFINITIONS - 1. The tern "Population" Is defined In Part I. Ihe 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, exclusive of that part of Belfast within It. Belfast, which was enlarged In 1863 and 1896» became a County Borough in 1898. The boundaries of the County were further altered, pursuant to the Local Government (Ireland) Act, 1898> by (a) the transfer to County Antrim of the portion of Llsburn Urban District formerly situated In County Dovwi, and (b) the transfer from County Amagh of the portion of Newry urban District formerly situated In that County. •2 . It will be noted that since 1911 the Censuses were taken at Irregular Intervals.

Population IhtercensaJ Variation Females per 1.000 persons ^ Males Females | Persons Males ' Females per cent. Males 1821 325,410 156,599 168,811 - - - - 1,078 1831 352,012 169,416 182,596 +26,602 +12,817 +13,785 + 8.2 1,078 1841, June e-7 361,487 173,579 187,908 + 9,475 + 4,163 + 5,312 + 2.7 1,083 1851, March 30-31 | 320,924 152,870 168,054 1 -40, 563 -20,709 -19,854 -11.2 1,099 1861, April 7-8 299,302 140,688 158,614 -21,622 -12,182 - 9,440 - 6.7 1,127 1871, April 2-3 277,294 130,457 146,8^ -22,008 -10,231 -11,777 - 7.4 1,126 1881, April 3-4 1 248,190 117,028 131,162 -29,104 -13,429 -15,675 -10.5 1,121 1891, April 5-6 224,008 105,334 118,674 1 -24,182 -11,694 -12,488 - 9.7 1,127 1901, March 31-Aprll 1 205,889 97,869 108,020 -18,119 - 7,465 -10,654 - 8.1 1 1,104 1911, April 2-3 204,303 97,951 106,352 - 1,586 + 82 - 1^668 - 0.8 j 1,086 1926, April 18-19' 209,228 101,202 108,026 + 4,925 + 3,251 + 1,674 + 2.4 1,067 19^, February 28-March i 210,687 102,535 108,152 + 1,459 + 1,333 + 126 + 0.7 1,055 1951, April 8-9 241,181 117,772 123,409 +30,494 +15,2^ +15,257 +14.5 1,048

TABLE 3» - Population, 1937 and 1951, and County Analysis of Intercensal Changes

Intercensal Increase (+) or Decrease (••) in Population Population By Births and Total Deaths (Net) By Net Migration 19277 1951 Population per cent. Population per cent. Population per cent. Persons f 210, 687 241,181 +30,494 +14.5 +21,792 +10.3 +8,702 +4.1 DOWN COUNTY Males 102,535 117,772 +15,237 +14.9 +12,373 +12.1 +2,864 +2.8 Females 108,152 123,409 +15,257 +14.1 + 9,419 + 8.7 +5,838 +5.4

(14555) TABUE 4. Area, Population, Houses, County, Municipal Boroughs, Urban Districts, Acconinodation, and Valuation continued Rural Districts, District Electoral Divisions, , and Towns

Definitions. - (1) The terms "Area", "Population", "Houses", "Inhabited", "Private Households", "Rooms" and "Rateable Valuation" are defined In Part I. (2) The 1937 figures througjiout 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.

r" I — .'/ • Population Houses Accommod a t i on Rfiteflhl County Districts 1951 1951 Popula­ Valuation District Electoral Divisions, Are a NO. Of tion In Private Rooms Persons in Townlands and Towns 1937 1937 Private Occu­ per persons Males Females Total In­ Unin­ Build­ House­ 1952 habited habited ing House­ pied Room holds holds Acres R. P. £ * S.

DOWN COUNTY 1•609,035 3 36 210.687 241.181 117.772 123.409 i 58.504 67,639 61,145 4,485 2,009 61.224 230.773 276^00 0.83 /1,511,632 12

MUNICIPAL BOROUGHS AND URBAN DISTRICTS [ 9.755 3 7 66,347 76.422 35,075 41,347 18.581 21.395 19,736 1,085 574 19,903 73,423 97^212 0.76 486.881 11 o RIRAL DISTRICTS 599,280 0 9 144,340 164,759 82,697 82,062 39.923 46.244 41,409 3,400 1,435 41,321 157,350 179.188 0.88 ' 1.024,751 1 w

MUNICIPAL BOROUGHS AND URBAN DISTRICTS

BANBRIDGE URBAN DISTRICT 769 1 32 5.640 6,099 2.868 3,231 1.441 1,625 1,554 42 29 1 1,554 5,848 7,444 0.79 25.614 8 o

1. BANBRIDffl] EAST URBAN D.E.D. OR WARD 378 2 29 1,804 1,797 850 947 481 515 475 16" 24 i 477 1,794 2,167 0.83 9,351 10 o 2. BANBRIDCE WEST URBAN D.E.D. , OR WARD 390 3 3 3,836 4,302 2,018 2,284 960 1,110 1,079 26 5 ' 1,077 4,064 5,277 0.77 \ 16,262 18 H wa BANGCR MUNICIPAL BOROUGH (a) 2,392 1 16 16.284 20.610 8.986 11,624 5.601 6.630 5,958 438 234 1 6,020 19,995 31,724 0.63 198.244 12 1 2,994 4,712 1,987 2,725 1,244 1,686 1,513 91 82 1,628 4,693 8,036 0.68 49,835 7 3. BALLYHOLME D.E.D. OR WARD I 564 2 >-^ 4. CASTLE (BANGOR) D.E.D. OR | WARD 588 3 7 2,956 3,692 1,656 2,036| 899 1,121 1,043 43 36 1,060 3,697 5,475 0.66 38,470 11 W 5. CLIFTON D.E.D. OR WARD 131 3 24 2,251 2,376 1,013 1,363 697 703 670 31 2 672 2,161 4,232 0.61 27,656 0 r 6. D.E.D. OR WARD 474 1 3 4,972 6,088 2,723 3,365 1,596 1,863 1,645 120 98 1,669 6,037 7, 821 0.77 38,195 12 > 7. PRINCETOWN D.E.D. OR WARD 633 0 20 3,112 3,742 1,607 2,136 1,165 1,257 1,087 153 17 1,091 3,607 6,160 0.67 44,087 2 aVO DONAGHADEE URBAN DISTRICT (b) 635 0 20 2.533 3.400 1.556 1.844 1.023 1,169 1,024 123 22 1,014 3,331 4.873 0.68 22.431 16

8. DONAOHADEE URBAN, NORTH D.E.D. OR WARD 379 2 13 1,186 1,503 704 799 447 527 443 64 20 441 1,492 2,179 0.68 10,343i 2 9. DONAGttlADEE URBAN, SOUTH D.E.D. OR WARD 255 2 7 1,347 1,897 862 1, 045| 576 642 581 69 2 1 673 1,839 2,694, 0.68 12,088 14

DOKfNPATRICK URBAN DISTRICT 262 0 10 3.373 3,879 1,846 2,033 825 942 873 55 14 888 3.679 3.934 0,94 16.527 14

10. DOWNPATRICK URBAN D.E.D. 262 0 10 3,373 3,879 1,846 2,033 825 942 873 55 14 888 3,679 3,934 0.94 16,52';j 14 DROMORE URBAN DISTRICT 261 3 12 2,176 i 2,390 1,126 1,264 681 725 683 20 22 683 2,379 2,918 0.82 9,53d 15 en en en 11. DROMORE URBAN D.E.D. 261 3 12 2,176 2. 390 1,126 1,264 681 1 725 683 20 22 683 2,379 2,918 0.82 9,536 15

HOLYWOO) URBAN DISTRICT (c) 877 1 18 5.482 6,316 2,963 3,353 1,472 1,758 1,618 66 74 1,676 6,199 8,616 0.72 43,307 0 12. HOLYWOOD URBAN D.E.D. 1 877 1 18 1 5,482 6,316 2,963 3,353 1 1,472 1,758 1, 618 66 74 1, 676 6,199 8,616 0.72 1 43,307 1 °

KILKEEL URBAN DISTRICT (d) 936 2 31 2,090 2,337 1,120 l,2in 547 647 572 24 51 565 2,237 2,789 0.80 12,125 13

13. KILKEEL URBAN D.E.D. 936 2 31 2,09C 2,337 1,12C 1,217 547 647 572 1 24 61 565 2,237 1 2,789 0.80 12,125 13

NEWCASTLE URBAN DISTRICT 1.261 3 28 2,428 3,081 1,296 1,785 747 1,046 836 112 98 786 2,760 4,442 0.62 29,334 6

14. NEWCASTLE D.E.D. 1,261 3 28 2,428 3,081 1,296 1,785 747 1,046 838 112 98 786 1 2,760 4,442 0.62 29,334 6 •

NEWRY URBAN DISTRICT 701 3 10 12,746 13,261 6,189 7,072 2,685 2,907 2,818 82 7 2,916 12,624 13,099 0.96 57,440 6

15. NEWRY NORTH URBAN D.E.D. OR WARD 171 0 23 3,459 3,355 1,598 1,757 745 765 JU 17 2 776 3,267 3,738 0.87 17,737 10 16. NEWRY SOUTH URBAN D.E.D. OR WARD 206 1 5 4, 588 4,384 2,00C 2,384 963 920 897 22 1 929 4,060 3,999 1.02 15, 800 13 17. NEWRY WEST URBAN D.E.D. o OR WARD 324 1 22 4,701 5,52£ 2,591 2,931 977 1,222 1,175 43 4 1,211 5, 297 5,362 0.99 23, 902 3 o

NEWTCWNARDS MUNICIPAL BCROUGH (e) 1,072 3 18 11,285 12,243 5,761 6,482 2,900 3,192 3,115 62 15 3,131 11,870 13,537 0.88 53,906 9 z 18. CASTLE (NEWTOWNARDS) H D.E.D. OR WARD 252 2 29 2,361 2,597 1,241 1,356 603 669 639 20 10 644 2,580 2,683 0.96 12,869 18 19. GLEN D.E.D. OR WARD • 222 3 38 2,843 2,843 1,336 l,50d 729 789 77e 11 . 779 2,843 3,482 0.82 13,917 14 O 20. SCRABO D.E.D. OR WARD 341 •^3 5 3,484 3,904 1,827 2,077 859 944 92t 16 2 922 3,557 4,053 0.88 15,888 13 o 21. VICTORIA D.E.D. OR WARD 255 1 26 2,597 2,899 1,357 1,54^ 709 790 772 15 3 786 2,890 3,319 0.87 11,230 4 o 125 WARRENPOINT URBAN DISTRICT 584 1 12 2,310 2,806 1,364 1,442 659 754 685 61 8 670 2.501 3,836 0.65 18,412 12

22. WARRENPOINT, EAST D.E.D. OR WARD 329 0 10 1,160 1,682 829 856 353 458 407 45 6 408 1,480 2,387 0.62 11,11a 17 23. WARRENPOINT, WEST D.E.D. OR WARD 255 1 2 1,160 1,131 538 586^ 306 296 278 16 2 262 1,021 1,449 0.70 7,295 15

* Exclusive of the areas of Carllngford and Strangford Loughs which are not available, and of 386A, 2R, OP, under the larger rivers, lakes and tideways. i Exclusive of £1,112 15s. the valuation of telegraphs, telephones, gas and electricity mains, etc. a) The boundary of Bangor Municipal Borough was extended on 1st April, 1950. b) Donaghadee Urban District was divided Into two Wards under Order dated 12th June, 1936 (effective as from 15th May, 1937). .c^ The boundary of Holywood Urban District was extended on 1st April, 1946. (d) Kllkeel, formerly a Town under the Towns Improvement (Ireland) Act, 1854 was made an Urban District on 1st April, 1937, and constituted a D.E.D. under Order dated 11th May, 1938. (e) Newtownards Urban District was made a Municipal Borough on 23rd May, 1938, the number of Wards was reduced from 5 to 4 on 27th June, 1938 and the boundary of the Municipal Borough was extended on 1st April, 1950. — TABLE 4. Area, Population, Houses, County, Municipal Boroughs, Urban Districts, Accommodation, and Valuation contin'ued Rural Districts, District Electoral Divisions, CJI Townlands, and Towns

Population Houses Ac c oiianod a t i on Rflteftb] County Districts 1 x\o Vcnu J 1951 1951 Popula­ on Area NO. Of Valuati District Electoral Divisions, tion in Rooms Persons Private 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 Acres R. p. 1 £ S. RURAL DISTRICTS

BANBRIDGE RURAL DISTRICT 106,168 0 25 22.324 21,930 10,966 10.964 6,138 6.145 5.738 352 55 5.747 21,847 24.611 0.89 132.034 2 24, D.E.D. 8,318 0 2 1,209 1,216 650 566 311 326 297 26 3 295 1,211 1,366 0.89 9,401 13 Ardbrln 1,007 3 . 27 138 161 97 64 33 35 33 2 34 161 157 1.03 1,112 15 o Aughnacloy " 115 1 37 17 13 7 6 4 4 4 • 4 13 23 0.57 132 0 Ballynafern " 775 1 16 72 72 32 40 21 21 19 1 19 72 93 0.77 783 0 " 904 3 ' 19 87 105 ' 56 1 49 23 ! 25 25 ' • 25 1 105 1 134 0.78 942 3 C " 368 2 7 54 41 1 26 i 15 ^ 1 12 10 2 10 41 1 63 0.65 405 5 CO " 539 1 30 65 70 34 36 18 15 15 • 15 70 80 0.88 582 0 O Ballynaskeagh " 665 0 33 106 85 46 39 32 30 26 4 26 85 101 0.84 799 0 Ballyshell •» 387 0 0 95 84 1 42 1 42 26 26 18 8 18 84 1 '71 1.18 449 15 Cappagh »• 473 1 25 55 49 28 21 13 14 12 2 12 49 76 0.64 525 10 Clay " 369 0 13 47 33 18 15 9 12 10 1 1 10 33 54 0.61 437 0 o Derrylough " 222 2 13 18 12 4 8 4 5 4 1 1 ^ 12 18 0.67 222 15 Glaskerbeg East »• 281 2 23 34 31 17 14 10 10 9 1 '7 27 26 1.04 285 4 H Glaskerbeg West »» 250 0 1 ! 34 39 22 17 11 1 12 12 , i 12 39 46 0.85 305 15 X Glaskermore " 578 2 36^ 123 121 64 57 32 34 33 1 i 33 121 118 1.03 ' 776 6 w Llsnasllggan " 571 3 15 I 114 137 77 60 28 1 30 28 1 28 137 119 1.15 647 0 Tulllntanvally " 806 3 27 148 163 80 83 38 41 39 2 i• 38 162 187 0.87 996 5 25. Balloolymore D.E.D. 5,311 3 30 780 767 397 370 209 204 193 10 1 193 767 799 0.96 5,517 0 w Ballooly Townland 428 3 18! 65 74 36 38 1 1*7 19 18 1 i 18 74 74 1.00 i 454 5 Balloolymore " 914 3 39 128 148 82 66 36 39 38 1 38 148 151 0.98 1,011 10 > Castlevermon " 423 1 391 39 34 20 14 10 10 9 1 9 34 35 0.97 402 15 Klllaney " 524 2 15| \ 68 53 30 23 15 14 14 , •"" 14 53 59 0.90 483 15 O Ktiockgorm " 494 3 31 55 54 28 26 14 14 14 , 14 54 69 0.78 ! 478 0 Shanna^an •• 879 3 18 222 208 101 107 58 56 53 3 53 208 225 0.92 1,033 0 Shanrod " 664 3 81 78 71 35 36 18 19 16 2 1 16 71 77 0.92 646 0 Tullyorlor " 980 1 22| 125 125 65 60 41 33 31 2 i 31 125 109 1.15 1,007 \ 15 26. BALLYBRICK D.E.D. 5,966 1 29J 982 946 475 471 253 259 234 25 233 941 1,076 0.87 6,581 11 Aughnavallog Townland ! 824 2 25 119 93 47 46 30 27 26 1 26 93 126 0.74 805 1 Ballybrlck " 1,397 1 18 275 285 144 1411 66 77 70 7 69 280 295 0.95 1,606 0 Ballynamagna »• 674 1 2 96 1^ 58 711 28 28 25 3 25 129 113 1.14 828 10 Edenagarry " 563 3 30 97 93 54 39 27 24 20 4 20 93 100 0.93 619 10 Gralla^greenan " 445 1 1 10 73 51 24 27 17 17 15 2 15 51 70 0.73 461 5 Imdel " 747 2 32 130 126 60 66 38 36 34 2 34 126 148 0.85 853 0 Lisnacreevy " 574 3 12 68 56 31 25 19 21 17 4 17 56 82 ! 0.68 598 0 Llsnacroppan " 306 0 1 34 55 53 25 28 12 14 13 1 13 53 1 64 1 0.83 347 5 Llsnava^rog " 432 0 26 69 60 32 28 16 15 14 1 14 60 78 0.77 463 0 27. BALLYWARD D.E.D. 5,898 1 23 971 902 453 -^9 308 257 238 18 1 238 902 1,011 0.89 4,882 16 Ballydrumman Townland 649 1 18 89 i 74 39 35 29 20 17 3 , 17 74 76 0.97 467 10 Ballymagreehan » 1,236 0 4 216 213 105 108 64 5^ 54 1 e 1 54 213 191 1.12 743 16 Ballyward » 624 1 36 159 154 66 88 44 46 43 3 • 43 154 207 0.74 826 0 1 CXanmaghery " 362 i 0 24 77 65 33 \ 32 25 20 19 1 1 19 65 75 0.87 320 10 Derrynelll " 1,047 1 3 1 10 123 113 1 55 ! ^ 42 37 36 • 36 113 138 0.82 838 0 Drumlee •• 541 1 0 88 86 i 53 33 30 25 21 4 i• 21 86 104 0.83 523 15 Gar gar ry " 683 1 17 111 109 54 55 37 28 24 4 • 24 109 121 0.90 648 5 Magheramayo " 753 3 34 108 88 48 40 37 26 24 2 • 24 88 99 0.89 515 0_ 28. BANBRIDGE RURAL D.E.D. 4,418 0 13 1,514 1,482 722J 760 378 405 387 13 5 389 1,459 1,744 0.84 10, 853 13 Balle^vy Townland 482 2 16 90 95 42 53 21 24 23 1 24 95 138 0.69 1,517 0 Ballydown " 550 0 7 174 184 86 98 47 49 49 • 49 184 211 0.87 1,177 9 " 423 1 34 146 123 64 59 31 30 29 1 29 123 1 137 0.90 704 13 Ballyvally " 654 2 8 238 240 115 125 63 75 67 4 4 69 240 1 357 0.67 3,112 0 Doo^ary " 439 2 10 79 58 29 29 19 19 16 3 16 58 80 0.73 529 16 Drumnagally " 316 3 ^ 5 206 180 87 93 52 51 50 1 50 180 185 0.97 1,143 0 Edenderry " 154 2 24 190 168 84 84 43 42 42 , 42 168 162 1.04 362 15 Llsnaree " 434 3 2 63 65 38 27 18 19 19 • 19 65 70 0.93 460 5 Tullyconnaught " 451 1 3 138 176 92 84 35 46 1 44 2 43 153 188 0.81 793 5 Tullyear " 510 1 24 190 193 85 108 49 50 48 1 1 48 193 216 0.89 1 1,053 10 29. D.E.D. 8,466 2 34 1,011 1,090 571 519 355 326 296 30 296 1,090 1,114 0.98 6,494 15 Ardtanagh Townland 629 0 17 114 145 69 76 i 41 48 43 5 43 145 174 0.83 770 12 Crossgar (a) " 1,215 1 18 230 290 141 149 76 75 69 6 69 290 265 1.09 1,221 19 Dree " 1,321 2 22 104 104 60 44 30 23 20 3 20 104 70 1.49 542 12 Drln " 1,199 0 4 73 68 33 35 1 20 19 18 1 I . 18 68 67 1.01 502 5 Flnnls " 1,353 2 14 152 184 106 78 61 57 57 • 57 184 193 0.95 1,085 17 Levallyreagh " 507 0 34 63 63 32 31 22 19 18 1 1 18 63 78 0.81 533 0 o Moneynabane " 1,237 2 26 144 104 64 40 64 49 37 12 37 104 121 0.86 850 10 Moybrlclc Lower « 481 2 27 72 70 37 33 22 21 19 2 19 70 71 0.99 490 10 o Moyhrlck Upper " 521 1 32 59 62 29 33 19 15 15 • ! 15 62 76 0.83 497 10 Drcmara Toim, part of (a) \ - - - U5 i^3 21 22 13 11 11 . • 11 U3 m 1.05 - - 30. DROMORE RURAL D.E.D. 4,293 1 36 1,499 1,464' 712^ 752 388 411 378 21 12 378 1,438 1,553 0.93 7,564 8 o Ballymacormlck: Townland 664 1 6i 300 295 138 157 78 84 80 4 80 295 347 0.85 1 1,451 0 Ballynarls (b) " 988 0 14 470 374 176 198! 117 112 106 6 106 374 455 0.82 2,242 15 Ballyvlcknacally « 682 3 28 182 205 105 100 51 54 51 3 51 205 200 1.03 1 1,004 1 o Drumbroneth " 718 1 18 302 384 185 199 77 99 85 2 12 85 358 336 1.07 ! 1,383 0 o Greenoge « 375 2 25 49 57 25 32 14 17 i4 3 14 57 61 0.93 i 445 10 Magherabeg « 864 0 25 196 149 83 66 51 45 42 3 42 149 154 0.97 1,038 2 i Ballynaris Town (b) - - - 2112 189 90 991 57 57 56 1 56 189 2119 0.76 - -

31. D.E.D. 7,806 0 UZZZ UZ7Z 637 635 334 322 304 18 306 1,272 1,295 0.98 8,110 6 Aughnaskeagh Townland 693 3 H5 167 175 91 84 47 50 47 3 47 175 158 1.11 929 10 Carnew " 922 2 32 124 132 58 74 30 34 31 3 31 132 142 0.93 909 10 Corbally » 838 0 •24 107 105 50 55 30 25 24 1 25 105 92 1.14 724 5 Enagh " 741 0 14 118 122 61 61 27 30 28 2 28 122 123 0.99 813 5 Fedany " 721 2 19 87 94 47 47 26 24 22 2 22 94 111 0.85 771 5 Garvaghy " 724 2 8 115 91 41 50 30 27 25 2 25 91 112 0.81 732 0 Gransha " 1,288 2 • 39 202 208 109 99 61 .51 49 2 49 208 205 1.01 1,091 18 Kllklnamurry " 1,175 2 19 146 170 85 85 39 38 36 2 37 170 177 0.96 1,111 3 TulllnlsKy " 699 3 14 166 175 95 80 44 43 42 1 42 175 175: 1.00 1,027 10

(a) This portion of town stands on the Townland of Crossgar, the figures for which Include those shown for this portion of the town. The remainder of the town Is In Dromara (82> D.E.D. The entire town contains 218 persons. (b) The town of Ballynarls stands on the Townland of Ballynarls, the figures for which Include those shown for the town. ^ TABLE 4. - Area, Population, Houses, County, Municipal Boroughs, Urban Districts, ^ g; Accommodation, and Valuation - continued Rural Districts, District Electoral Divisions, g] Town lands, and Towns

I I Population I Houses I Accommodation I I I J I P — 1 1 1 1 1 Rateable County Districts . 1951 1951 L„ „, Popula- Valuation District Electoral Divisions. Area • • 1 -i- 1 1^°- °J tlon In ROOms Persons in Town lands and Towns I 1937 1937 , Unln- Build- I Hrai^- F^'^^*'^^ P'^^'^" P®^ 1952 bersons Males Females Total L J^,^ J X tecJ ing \lTal k^Z I"'"'' r°°'" I Acres R. P. I I I I ^ S' RURAL DISTRICTS - continued I I I I I BANBRIDGE RURAL DISTRICT - I I I I I continued I I I I I 52. GILFORD D.E.D. I 83 Z \ 271 832 813 375 438 I 250 250 234 16 . I 234 810 942 0.86 2,286 15 W Drumaran, part of I I I I I I ? (a), (c) Townland 24 291 - """""I """""'I"" "" ""I 65 10 S2 Loughans, part of I I I I I o3 (a), (c) " I 59 0 181 - "^ ' " I " I "• I • "* "" "I ^'^^^ ^ Gilford Town I I I I I ^ (bj, (c) \ 83 2 \ 271 832 813 375 il38 I 250 250 \ 23^1 \ 16 \ . 23i^- 810 m2 0.86 2,286 . 15 —I n 1 \ z 33. LEITRIM D.E.D. 6,915 2 l| 840 784 434 350 I 248 222 202 19 1 202 784 762 1.03 4,048 12 O I I I I I ^ Backaderry Townland I 1,744 2 371 155 123 61 62 I 45 41 36 5 . 36 123 122 1.01 I 812 5 H Ballymaglnaghy »' I 1,188 . 3 201 194 205 114 91 I 58 58 53 5 . 53 205 175 1.17 I . 735 7 X " I 862 2 301 138 112 64 48 I 42 39 33 5 1 33 112 136 0.82 I 724 0 W »» 1,922 1 271 177 156 84 72 55 43 40 3 . 40 156 143 1.09 849 13 ?0 Lei trim " | 1,196 | 3 | 7| 176 | 188 | 111 [ 77 | 48 | 41 | 40 | 1 | } 40 [ 188 | 186 [ 1.01 j 927 I 7 Z 34. D.E.D. I 1,566 3 loj 1,346 1,277 625 I 652 I 328 348 327 8 13 I 328 1,277 1,379 0.93 j 4,623. I 13 53 Ballykeel Townland j 318 3 271 42 41 18 23 I 15 13 12 1 . I 12 41 56 0.73 405 15 2 Kllplke (d) " I 467 3 35| 798 771 379 392 I 192 200 196 4 . I 197 771 796 0.97 I 2,463 3 C Lenaderg " I 348 1 211 355 299 147 152 I 84 82 80 1 1 I 80 299 364 0.82 1,062 0 ^ Llsnaflffy " I 431 2 7J 151 166 81 85 I 37 53 - 39 2 12 I 39 166 163 1.02 692 15 g Seapatrick fam (d) I - - -1 5//C) 550 275 275 I 131 \ 1^12 \ 138 \ i^ . I 139 550 5^ 1,01 - - ' ^ I 1 1 J 1_ j 1 1 I I j I vo 35. LOUGHANS D.E.D. 2,525 0 32 j 1,116 1,173 577 596 j 294 333 312 21 . I 314 1,168 1,351 I 0.86 I 6,922 Tig ^ Drumaran, part of (a) I 838 0 ij 206 177 90 87 I 53 51 50 1 . I 50 177 218 0.81 1,234 10 Loughans, part of (a), (e) I 1,272 0 231 805 895 445 450 I 214 253 234 19 . I 237 895 990 0.90 I 4,684 5 Moyallan I 415 0 81 105 101 42 59 | 27 29 28 1 . I 2*^ ^^ ^^^ O-^'^ 1»004 4 Dunbarton foun, part of (e) - • - [ 552 \ ^87 \ 2^8 \ 239 1U5 1L16 \ 133 \ 13 \ . | 133 \ il87 | 553 \ 0.88 \ - [ - 36. L0UC5IBRICKLAND D.E.D. I 7,888 2 101 1,086 1,203 621 582 I 300 314 292 22 . j 295 1,194 1,359 0.88 9,929 6 Ballintaggart Townland I 499 2 8| 37 46 20 26 I 13 12 12 . . I 12 46 52 0.88 491 19 Bovennett (f) " I 128 2 371 65 146 74 72 j 17 28 25 3 . I 26 146 117 1.25 430 0 Brlckland " I 369 0 91 29 35 18 17 I 8 10 10 . . I 10 35 46 0.76 368 5 Carrie kdrumman " I 211 0 171 31 26 13 13 I ^^ '7 7 . . I 7 26 37 0.70 257 5 Caslcum " I 650 1 241 111 91 46 45 I 27 25 22 3 . I 22 91 115 0.79 762 5 Coolnacran (f) " I 403 0 321 125 119 56 63 I 37 35 32 3 . I 35 119 156 0.76 781 15 ^ " I 471 2 221 31 37 19 18 I 7 9 7 2 . I 7 37 30 1.23 I 484 6 Derrydrummuck »' I 724 0 391 66 72 35 37 I 22 22 19 3 . j 19 72 96 0.75 I 824 9 Dromorebrague " I 412 3 281 43 45 24 21 I 12 8 8 . , I 8 45 44 1.02 I 467 10 Drumnahare (f) " I 715 2 111 144 177 103 74 I 53 57 52 5 . I 51 168 236 0.71 j 1,170 15 Drums allagti " 690 3 36 76 79 42 37 18 18 18 , 18 79 81 0.98 751 1 15 4^ Greenan " ^ 196 3 16 ! 33 53 26 27 8 12 12 12 53 47 1.13 259 5 en • CJl Legananny " 525 2 30 73 76 42 34 19 19 18 1 1 18 76 84 0.90 756 1 5 or Llsnagonnell " 351 0 15 38 52 29 23 9 13 12 1 ! ^2 52 45 1.16 407 10 Llsnatlerny " 416 0 29 42 29 11 18 12 10 9 1 9 29 37 0.78 472 1 5 Meenan " 391 0 38 41 54 27 27 13 12 12 . 12 54 46 1.17 489 3 ShanKilll " 730 0 19 101 66 36 30 18 17 17 • 17 66 90 0.73 754 14

Loughbrickland Toun (f) - - - 226 293 im 152 7^ 80 75 5 . ?8 293 347 0.8U • -

37. D.E.D. 6,002 3 14 1,119 1,076 560 516 . 299 296 285 9 2 285 1,076 1,240 0.87 7,408 18 Ballycross Townland 691 0 20 89 84 44 40 22 23 23 , , 23 84 120 0.70 782 15 Ballykelly " 1 413 0 24 124 134 74 60 30 35 34 . 1 ' 34 134 136 0.99 1 589 6 Ballymoney " 373 3 3 68 76 39 37 22 19 18 1 18 76 71 1.07 1 453 0 " 619 1 29 53 48 29 19 15 14 14 . 1 14 48 68 0.71 627 10 Drumnavaddy " 357 2 7 150 133 69 64 38 34 3j 3 1 31 133 130 1.02 1 506 0 Drumne th ^ 429 3 28 97 104 52 52 23 24 24 24 104 95 1.09 480 0 Kllmacrew " 593 3 4 64 65 35 30 20 18 16 2 16 65 73 0.89 704 15 Magherally " : 492 1 4 69 74 34 40 19 21 20 1 I 20 74 90 0.82 623 10 Mullafernaghan " 1 502 1 14' 99 91 45 46 29 28 26 1 :L ; 26 91 110 0.83 605 15 Tonaghmore " 1 591 1 15 134 88 47 41 31 27 27 • 27 88 112 0.79 681 12 Tullyhlnan " 431 0 18 84 95 45 50 28 30 30 . 30 95 137 0.69 652 0 Tullyraln " 507 0 8! 88 84 47 37 22 23 22 1 22 84 98 0.86 702 15 38. MONEYSLA^E D.E.D. 6,839 2 32 1,332 1,320 646 674 320 328 325 2 1 325 1,320 1,475 0.89 6,208 0 o — Ballymackllrelny Townland 989 1 33! 165 167 82 85 41 43 42 . 1 42 167 ' 197 0.85 ^ 861 5 o --Clo^slcelt »• 1,029 0 331 260 277 140 137 62 66 66 • 1 . 66 277 296 0.94 1,092 5 c! -Deehommed " 1,530 0 7 233 217 111 106 55 56 55 1 55 217 249 0.87 1,415 10 Z « Drumadonnell " 1,037 1 lli 245 240 112 128 53 58 58 , 58 240 274 0.88 944 5 H - " 1,065 3 3l| 319 306 143 163 79 77 77 • 77 306 350 0.87 1,332 7 —Sllevenaboley » 1,187 2 371 110 113 58 55 30 28 27 1 27 113 109 1.04 562 8 O 39.QUILLY D.E.D. 5,041 1 ~T7\ 1,181 1,159 565 594 333 338 312 24 2 312 1,157 1,325 0.87 6,878 ~ Balleny Townland 787 1 30! 301 290 141 149 84 84 82 2 82 290 316 0.92 1,171 15 D Coolsallagti " 673 3 151 110 89 38 51 36 34 29 5 29 89 130 0.68 868 0 O Drumskee " 247 2 36 80 66 33 33 19 18 16 2 16 66 74 0.89 335 10 Edenordlnary " 451 1 39 62 77 36 41 24 26 23 3 23 77 102 0.75 550 0 Edentlroory " 1 260 0 18 52 46 24 22 13 14 13 1 13 44 57 0.77 309 5 Greenan " 516 2 21! 69 77 40 37 19 18 17 1 17 77 75 1.03 550 5 Islandderry " 457 1 29 74 58 31 27 17 17 15 2 15 58 67 0.87 567 10 Klllysorrell " 231 2 3 82 78 38 40 22 22 16 6 16 78 72 1.08 374 15 Llsnaward " 416 1 24 96 102 52 50 ; 24 27 27 • 1 27 102 118 0.86 1 503 0 Qullly " 814 1 18 203' 220 102 118 1 62 62 59 2 1 i 59 220 251 0.88 1,403 10 Tullymacarath " \ 184 1 241 52 56 30 26 \ 13 16 15 • 1 15 56 63 0.89 244 10 40. D.E.D. | 5,631 2 19 1,049 1,100 550 550 1 329 333 302 19 12 1 304 1,100 1,263 0.87 : 6,947 0 Townland 432 2 16 74 72 44 28 i 26 21 20 1 20 72 80 0.90 518 15 Ballyvarley " 752 2 61 143 133 65 68 i 39 41 36 5 . 37 133 147 0.90 : 930 11 Dnunmlller (Parish of Aghaderg) " 329 1 10 86 71 32 39 1 23 22 20 2 20 71 75 0.95 360 15

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(a) This Townland Is divided between Gilford (32) D.E.D. and Loughans (35) D.E.D. Jb) Town constituted under the Towns Improvement (Ireland) Act, 1854. (c) Gilford Town is comprised of the parts of Townlands of Drumaran and Loughans shown under Gilford (32) D.E.D. (d) The town of Seapatrlclc stands on the Townland of Kllplke, the figures for which Include those shown for the town. The remainder of the town (e) This portion of Dunbarton Town stands on the Townland of Loughans, the figures for which Include those shown for this portion of the town. Is In Clare (109) D.E.D. The entire town contains 779 persons, {f) The town of Loughbrlckland stands on the Townlands of Bovennett, Coolnacran and Drumnahare, the figures for which Include those shown for the town, TABLE 4. - Area, Population, Houses, County, Municipal Boroughs, Urban Districts, •1^ Acconinodation, and Valuation continued Rural Districts, District Electoral Divisions, en Townlands, and Towns Ol

Population Houses Accomnod a t i on Rateabl ^ County Districts 1951 1951 Popula­ Valuati on District Electoral Divisions, Area NO. Of tion in Rooms Persons in Private Townlands and Towns 1937 1937 In­ Private Occu­ per 1952 Persons Males Finales Total Unin­ Build­ House­ habited habited ing House­ pied Hoon holds holds Acres R. P. 1 £ s. RURAL DISTRICTS - continued

BANBRIDGE RURAL DISTRICT - continued o 40. DRUMILLER (Parish w of Tullyllsh) - Drumlller (Parish C of Tullyllsh) ToWnland 176 1 12 23 25 13 12 8 7 7 • . "7 25 25 1.00 169 1 10 Edenderry " 263 1 5 42 50 20 30 1 13 13 13 • • 13 50 57 0.88 315 1 10 Glenlou^an •» 262 3 5 97 97 44 53 31 41 29 • 12 29 97 116 0.84 379 5 o Kernan « 748 2 32 80 123 65 58 27 30 28 2 . 28 123 130 0.95 821 15 Llsnabi^ague " 561 1 12 40 61 35 26 11 17 15 2 , • 15 61 83 0.73 627 0 Llsnagade « 430 1 37 78 73 42 31 1 21 19 19 , , 19 73 71 1.03 478 15 Z Mullabrack •» 436 3 37 76 83 44 39 24 21 21 , , 1 21 83 77 1.08 470 8 Loughadian (a) w 554 0 0 129 96 52 44 42 33 31 2 , 1 31 96 134 0.72 ! 704 11 o Scarva " 683 1 7 1 181 216 94 122 64 68 63 5 • 64 216 ze^ 0.81 1,170 5 . H Poyntz Pass Toun, W ixirt of (a) — — -" ^7 26 15 13 17 11 10 1 • 10 28 1^9 0.57 — — 41. SKEAGR D.E.D. 5,437 • 2 30 \ 993 905 450 455 1 278 295 268 25 2 1 268 905 1,193 0.76 6,863 10 Ballysallagh Townland 572 1 18 118 106 61 45 37 44 38 4 2 38 106 161 0.66 723 0 m Drumaghadone " 313 1 28 56 32 18 14 17 17 13 4 13 32 53 0.60 382 10 Drummlller " 638 0 30 121 107 51 56 37 38 33 5 33 107 135 0.79 723 10 Ednego " 506 0 38 57 42 25 17 1 15 14 12 2 12 42 QZ 0.68 598 0 •z Klnallen « 659 0 33 213 222 102 120 53 59 59 , 59 222 261 0.85 991 15 a Lurganbane w 554 0 12 91 106 44 62 34 33 28 5 28 106 119 0.89 812 5 Slteagh « 831 1 31 144 121 57 64 34 38 36 2 36 121 162 0.75 1,071 5 Sfclllyscolban « 451 1 6 ! 69 72 36 36 21 24 23 1 23 72 107 0.67 579 5 Tulllndoney " 392 2 5 i 68 49 27 22 13 13 12 1 12 49 63 0.78 429 10 Tullyglush n 518 3 29 56 48 29 19 17 15 14 1 14 ' 48 70 0.69 552 10

4g. TIRKELLY D.E.D. 1 5,103 3 21 991 892 429 463 299 261 245 16 246 892 1,105 0.81 5,397 4 Annahunshlgo Townland 557 2 10 104 76 43 33 31 24 22 2 22 76 97 0.78 442 5 Ballyroney " 1,243 0 38 236 219 109 110 63 60 57 3 57 219 238 0.92 1,229 17 Drumdreenagh « 389 0 16 54 59 30 29 22 20 17 3 17 59 83 0.71 509 0 Lackan " 723 3 7 167 151 75 76 60 48 44 4 44 151 186 0.81 797 5 Llsnlsk « 474 0 26 104 84 41 43 32 26 23 3 23 84 99 0.86 1 428 5 Seafln « 400 3 11 1 68 79 38 41 18 18 18 , 18 79 102 0.77 i 471 0 Tlrfergus « 288 2 24 66 56 25 31 17 14 14 , 14 56 72 0.78 309 4 Tirkelly " 547 3 34 126 115 46 69 37 35 35 , 35 115 158 0.73 705 8 Tlrygory " 478 2 15 66 53 22 31 19 16 15 1 16 53 70 0.76 505 0 43. D.E.D. 2,652 0 31 1,241 1,089 517 572 324 317 307 10 306 1,084 1,259 0.86 5,114 3 Goose Tovmland 232 2 1 14 255 240 106 134 67 64 64 , 63 235 246 0.96 775 6 Drumhore •» 117 2 10 48 23 13 10 7 6 6 • 6 23 25 0.92 130 10 Drumnascamph " 381 0 27 197 184 89 95 62 i 57 55 \ 2 55 184 1 201 1 0.92 694 5 CJi Khocknagore " 712 0 20 411 384 175 209 104 1 114 107 7 107 384 1 466 0.82 1,408 15 CJi Llsnaflffy " 209 2 10 29 18 9 9 1 6 6 18 1 31 1 0.58 220 Tullyllsh « 502 0 1 147 49 \ 44 1 43 147 1,249 214 76 71 43 183 j 0.80 Tullyraln " 1 497 0 29 93 27 26 26 93 635 1 87 49 44 * 26 107 0.87 1 ^^ CASTlBREAC H RURAL DISTRICT (b) 11,733 1 1 21 8,740 20,487 10,216 10,271 2,138 6,041 5,246 179 616 5,192 19,362 25.149 0.77 163,787 14 44. BALLYCULTRA D.E.D. 786 1 1 38 783 771 345 1 426 219 i 248 228 14 6 230 765 1,527 0.50 10,940 8 Ballycultra Townland 786 1 38 783 771 345 426 219 248 228 14 6 230 765 1,527 0.50 10,940 8

45. BALLYHACKAMORE D.E.D. 1,152 0 16 1,239 1,496 I 1,055 441 101 220 207 5 8 134 466 786 0.59 8,551 2 Ballycloghan Townland 156 28 240 81 31 50 26 1 24 21 3 20 63 133 0.47 3,222 16 Ballymaghan " 66 1 37 5 8 1 2 6 1 1 2 ! 2 2 8 9 0.89 76 0 Kllleen « 142 0 9 48 188 85 103 58 58 58 188 384 0.49 3,151 17 Knocknagoney " 786 3 22 946 J., 219 937 282 63. 136 126 2 8 54 • 207 260 0.80 2,100 10 46. BALLYMACONAGHY D.E.D. 562 3 5 1,564 7, 087 3,444 3,643 374 1,900 1,782 42 76 1,792 7,086 8,234 0.86 42,447 2 Ballymaconagihy (c) Townland 562 3 5 1,564 7,087 1 3,444 3,643 374 1,900 1,782 1 42 76 1,792 7,086 8,234 0.86 42,447 2 Toun, part of (c) - - - i,^7^ 6,760 3,291^ 3,1166 353 1,792 1,684 41 67 1,693 6,759 7,747 0.87 - -

47. BALLYMISCAW D.E.D. '\ 2,678 3 3 812 1,390 666 724 ZV5 435 383 21 31 380 1,328 1,799 0.74 11,840 1 •^Ballymlscaw Townland 1 895 3 23 226 283 106 177 63 70 66 4 65 235 391 0.60 3,693 0 o —Ballyregan (d) « 1 518 3 17 308 843 421 422 81 294 250 14 30 248 i 829 1,090 0.76 5,720 0 o *Carrowreagh " 688 2 23 168 179 94 85 40 45 43 1 1 43 179 200 0.90 1,691 6 c •*• Dunlady " 549 1 28 65 76 40 36 15 23 21 2 21 76 103 0.74 735 15 Kllleen « 3 32 14 0.60 z 25 45 9 5 4 3 3 3 9 15 H Dundonald Town, part of (d) - - - 225 78^ 387 597 65 283 239 14 30 237 770 1,034 0.74 - - o 48. CASTLEREAGH D.E.D. 791 0 8 794 3,657 1,753 1,904 205 1,078 919 23 136 926 3,657 4,363 0.84 38,555 10 Castlereagh Townland 415 2 13 275 388 180 208 ! 69 109 105 4 107 388 452 0.86 1 2,510 0 D Cregagh (c) " 193 3 31 428 1,282 613 669 113 295 291 4 293 1,282 1,437 0.89 15,670 5 O Llsnasharragh " 181 2 4 91 1,987 960 1,027 23 674 523 19 132 526 1,987 2,474 0.80 20,375 5 Cregagh Town, part of (c) - — -1 338 2,971 1,^21^ 1,547 j 89 918 764 22 132 ' 768 2,971 3,691 0.80 - -

49. CRAIGAVAD D.E.D. 1,799 2 ^ 826 951 466 485 223 283 270 6 7 268 931 1,407 0.66 9,363 10 Ballydavey Townland 622 2 14 148 182 105 77 44 56 52 2 2 52 182 242 0.75 . 1,311 3 Ballygralney « 430 0 15 204 246 116 130 62 72 69 2 1 : 69 246 375 0.66 i 2,180 14 Ballyrohert » 465 0 21 349 394 189 205 84 119 117 1 1 116 382 583 0.66 i 3,791 13 Cralgavad " 281 3 13 125 129 56 73 33 36 32 1 3 31 121 zcr7 0.58 2,080 0 50. DUNDONALD D.E.D. 567 0 28 1,535 2,717 1,318 1,399 439 861 754 25 82 760 2,717 3,476 0.78 16,828 8 (d) Townland 443 3 8 603 1,361 669 692 174 452 384 7 61 384 1,361 1,765 0.77 7,469 3 Church Quarter (d) » 123 1 20 932 1,356 649 707 265 409 370 18 21 376 1,356 1,711 0.79 9,359 5 Dimdonald Town, part of (d) "" "" ** lf^39 1,852 892 960 m2 613 514 18 81 520 1,852 2,460 \ 0.75 "

(a) This portion of Poyntz Pass Town stands on the Townland of Loughadlan, the figures for which Include those shown for this portion of the town. The remainder of the town Is In Poyntz Pass D.E.D. In Newry No.2 (Co. Armagh) Rural District. The entire town contains 257 persons. A portion of Castlereagh Rural District was transferred to Holywood Urban District on 1st April, 1946. Hi The town of Cregagh stands on the Townlands of Ballymacona^y, In Ballymaconagihy (46) D.E.D., and Cregagh, In Castlereagh (48) D.E.D., the figures for vdilch Include those shown for the relevant portions of the town. The entire town contains 9731 persons. (d) The town of Dundonald stands on the Townlands of Ballyregan, In Ballymlscaw (47) D.E.D., and Ballybeen and Church Quarter, In Dundonald (50) D.E.D., the figures for which Include those shown for the relevant portions of the town. The entire town contains 2,636 persons. TABLE 4. - Area, Population, Houses, County, Acinicipal Boroughs, Urban Districts, en Accommodation, and Valuation - continued Rural Districts, District Electoral Divisions, 01 Townlands, and Towns oi

Population Houses Accommodation Rateabl e County Districts 1951 1951 Popula­ Valuati on District Electoral Divisions, Area JNO. of in ~ I Ov»4«ro^« tion In Rooms Persons Townlands and Towns 1937 1937 In­ Private Occu­ per 1952 Persons Males Females Total Unin­ Build- 1 House- habited habited House­ pied Room ing 1 holds holds 1 Acres R. P. 1 £ S. RUPAL DISTRICTS - ccntinued CASTLEREAGH RURAL DISTRICT - continued o 51. GILNAHIRK D.E.D. 1,859 2 15 880 2,122 1,022 1,100 281 936 628 39 269 1 626 2,116 3,198 0.66 22,476 18 w Branlel Townland 635 3 20 157 182 90 92 1 39 47 46 1 , 1 46 182 190 0.96 1, 584 15 Z Carnamuck " Z12 0 27 54 283 145 138 1 18 121 95 7 19 1 96 283 386 0.73 4,422 0 Gllnahlrlc " 501 3 6 169 212 101 111 47 54 62 2 51 211 232 1 0.91 1,321 13 d Gortgrlt) w 72 0 39 53 125 59 66 13 48 38 1 9 1 38 125 193 0.65 2,230 15 Slatady " 157 3 39 55 59 29 30 15 15 15 • 15 59 53 1.11 284 10 Tullycamet (a) « 279 2 4 392 1,261 598 663 149 651 382 28 241 1 380 1,256 2,144 0.59 12,633 5 o Tullycamet Tonn (aJ - -. - 1,217 579 638 1314 m7 370 28 1^9 368 1,213 2,091 0.58 - - 3^8 o 149 80 4 1 j 76 296 359 0.82 I 2,784 15 52. HOLYWOOD RURAL D.E.D. 1,535 3 5 307 296 147 83 75 H *-- Ballykeel Townland 589 0 7 126 "^ 124 61 63 35 33 31 2 31 124 126 0.98 1 1,247 15 X ^ Ballymenagh " 665 1 9 136 "^127 65 62 34 35 32 2 i 1 33 127 162 0.78 946 5 w Holywood " 291 1 29 45 45 21 24 14 12 12 • 12 45 71 0.63 590 15 DOWNPATRICK RURAL DISTRICT 131.728 3 38 29,620 31,529 16,267 15.262 7,901 8,172 7,332 562 278 7,328 28,899 30,894 0.94 188,699 13 :« 53. ARDGLA.SS D.E.D. 6,732 0 18 1,413 1,624 833 791 525 530 426 91 13 419 1,539 1,899 0.81 12,030 3 m (b) Townland 319. 3 37 585 711 361 350 227 229 190 38 1, 1 182 626 895 0.70 3,283 16 " 456 0 21 74 89 49 40 21 31 18 1 12 1 18 89 74 1.20 657 4 Ballybeg M 184 3 17 15 17 8 9 5 4 4 • . 1 ^ 17 18 0.94 223 0 D Ballybrannagh Lower " 354 3 34 39 37 20 17 10 9 9 , * 1 3 37 55 0.67 499 5 Ballybrannagh Upper " 317 0 32 38 39 21 18 11 12 11 1 . 1 11 39. 43 0.91 419 10 Ballyedock Lower " 55 1 33 • • • • 3 • • . • • . 69 0 Ballyedock Upper " 421 3 21 62 72 35 37 18 18 16 2 1 16 72 71 1.01 577 5 " 335 1 34 79 115 57 58 60 55 35 20 35 115 122 0.94 734 4 Ballymenagh " 295 3 11 36 30 15 15 8 9 9 . 1 9 30 37 0.81 356 15 Bishops Court " 204 0 4 24 24 12 12 8 9 8 1 1 3 24 43 0.56 278 0 Carrowbaghran « 121 1 6 23 18 11 7 4 4 4 , 18 17 1.06 156 15 Coney Island " 56 1 37 14 40 18 22 30 25 10 15 1 1^0 40 54 0.74 299 1 5 Dunsfort " 382 0 9 42 41 22 19 12 12 12 , 13 41 52 0.79 496 i 10 Jordan's Crew " 291 0 23 18 35 12 23 9 7 7 • 35 29 1.21 302 1 0 Klldare's Crew " 211 3 35 18 11 6 5 5 5 4 1 1 ^ 11 22 0.50 249 1 0 Llsmore " 365 3 32 28 17 11 6 1 11 6 4 1 I1 ^^ 17 17 1.00 183 0 Rlngawaddy " 236 2 32; 50 53 29 24 13 14 14 . 1 14 53 62 0.85 228 4 Rlngfad " 196 0 24 8 3 2 1 4 3 1 2 1 3 6 0.50 667 0 Ross " 370 3 20| 32 47 2e 21 10 11 11 , 11 47 36 1.31 394 10 Sheepland Beg " 175 0 23 25 12 13 6 7 7 , 1 ^7 25 25 1.00 234 0 Sheepland More " 632 1 26o! 100 98 56 42 29 25 24 1 24 98 98 1.00 740 5 Tollumgrange Lower " 161 2 37 35 40 21 19 1 8 8 8 , 8 40 33 1.21 230 15 Tollumgrange Upper " 164 0 28; 14 8 3 5 1 6 5 4 1 1 4 8 16 .50 222 0 " 158 1 4l 39 41 19 22 13 20 13 7 13 41 55 0.75 320 15 Tullynaskeagti » 260 3 14 17 13 7 6 4 3 3 • 1 ^ 13 19 0.68 308 5 Islands off the Coast: Four (unnamed) 1 1 7 • • • Ardglass Toun (b) 5^3 673 343 330 1 212 218 181 36 1 173 588 860 0.68 54. BALLYNAHINCH RURAL D.E.D. 5,081 3 4 1,522 1,502 750 752 363 402 369 15 18 368 1,500 1 1,413 1.06 6,806 18 Ballylone Big Townland 546 2 24 92 110 58 52 23 24 22 22 110 103 1.07 15 Ballylone Little " 418 1 24 90 98 ! 52 28 31 30 1 30 98 115 0.85 520 5 Creevyargon " 437 2 30 62 52 23 29 16 15 14 1 14 52 59 0.88 468 13 Cumber " 659 2 8 203 182 93 ! 89 44 ee 46 1 2 18 46 182 182 1.00 1,132 12 (c) " 774 3 8 599 579 272 307 128 134 132 2 132 578 495 1.17 1,810 10 29 1.27 5 Drumsnade " 555 1 1 1 137 122 1 68 54 31 1 30 1 29 121 95 388 502 2 28 26 26 1.16 603 10 Magheradrool " 89 107 55 52 28 2 92 Magheratimpany " 523 3 25 38 42 2 42 107 1.05 611 18 34 163 171 88 83 44 171 163 Raleagh " 662 3 47 29 27 2 27 0 .74 604 10 1 ^^ 87 81 34 29 81 109 Drimaness TOVM (CJ 319 30il 139 165 71 71 71 9 72 304 273 1.11

55. BALLYNAHINCH URBAN D.E.D. 755 3 39 1, 91^ 2,052 957 1,095 ! 493 507 498 7 2 503 1,955 2,231 0.88 8,025 11 Ballynahlnch (d) Townland 755 3 39 1,917 2,052 957 1,095 493 507 498 7 2 503 1,955 2,231 0.88 8,025 11 BallynaJiinch Toun (d) 1,795 1,920 892 1,028 1467 469 462 7 466 1,823 2,051 0.89

56. RURAL D.E.D. 5,854 3 16 1,302 1,274 680 594 336 360 323 24 13 323 1,274 1,127 1.13 5,690 4 (e) Townland 576 1 17 380 364 200 164 84 105 90 3 12 t 90 364 325 1.12 1,099 15 O (e) " 872 2 31 439 393 204 189 110 112 105 7 • 105 393 367 1.07 1,100 6 O Ballywlllwlll " 928 2 37 86 101 51 50 31 34 29 5 29 101 95 1.06 1 906 18 1.36 1 Clonvaraghan " 1,240 0 8 184 198 106 92 52 48 44 4 • 44 198 146 911 10 d Drumanaquolle " i 3 32 147 124 59 40 37 33 3 1 1 33 124 116 1.07 1,089 0 1,040 65 1.21 H Sllevenlsky " 0 11 ee 94 40 19 24 22 2 22 94 78 582 15 1,196 54 < Annshorough Toun (e) II3U 1^09 2 m 195\ 105 125 109 4 12 109 409 363 1.13 O 0 14 1 ,660 1,709 849 860 420 438 415 14 9 413 1,695 1,822 0.93 9,317 4 57. CASTLEWELLAN URBAN D.E.D. 2,828 D Castlewellan (f) Townland 636 1 11 923 967 484 483 230 245 235 1 9 233 953 1,092 0.87 5,482 9 O Clarklll (g) " 1,683 2 22 463 476 229 247 118 127 119 8 119 476 511 0.93 3,013 4 Dundrlnne " 508 0 21 274 266 136 130 72 66 61 5 61 266 219 1.21 821 11 Castleuellan Toun (fj 827 801 396 205 211 201 1 9 199 787 953 0.83

Clarkill Rou) Toun (gj 209 238 110 128\ 58 64 63 1 63 238 258 0.92

58. D.E.D. 7,542 3 11 1,122 1,079 539 540 316 318 282 31 5 280 1,069 1,277 0.84 9,329 7 ^Ardllea Townland 294 1 27 17 22 11 11 5 8 7 1 7 22 ' 34 0.65 389 7 —Ballydonety " 273 3 9 17 13 4 5 5 4 1 5 13 17 0.76 264 0 *" Ballydonnell " 414 2 8 37 41 19 22 12 13 10 3 10 41 55 0.75 438 5 -Ballykeel " 311 0 381 51 23 28 12 14 13 1 13 1 51 47 i 1.09 318 5 id 0.67 320 —Ballykllbeg " 289 19 26 24 13 11 7 6 6 6 36 15 315 18 12 2 24 1 0.91 339 - Ballyrolly " 0 38 45 32 14 10 8 8 35 15 ^ Cargagh " 245 18! 39 19 20 9 9 1 32 1.39 311 21 8 8 39 28 0.71 597 10 ••^Clara^i " 580 1 37 86 61 35 26 21 18 18 18 61 86 15

^l Ir^ r.1 I^^y^^iiet Stands on the Townland of Tullycamet, the figures for which include those shown for the town. The town of Ardglass stands on the Townland of Ardglass, the figures for viilch include those shown for the town. ^^ 1°^ °l £"??^^2? ^i^*^^ °" ^^^ Townland of Drumaness, the figures for which Include those shown for the town. ic,\ Th! l,^ S ?^l^ynaiiln°li stands on the Townland of Ballynahlnch, the figures for i«ilch Include those shown for the town, fe The town of stands on the Townlands of Ballybannan and Ballylough, the figures for which Include those shown for the town rdation, and Valuation - continued Rural Districts, District Electoral Divisions, Townlands, and Towns

Population Houses Ac coiranod a t i on RateabJ County Districts 1951 1951 Popula­ Valuati on District Electoral Divisions, Area NO. of Private tion In Rooms Persons in Townlands and Towns 1937 1937 In­ Private Occu­ per 1952 Persons Males Females Total Unin­ Build­ House­ habited habited ing House­ pied Room holds holds 1 Acres R. P. 1 £ s. RllPAL DISTRICTS - continued

DOWNPATRICK RURAL DISTRICT - continued o 58. CLOUGH D.E.B. - continued . m -Clough (a) Townland 392 0 7 228 230 116 114 63 69 56 13 5 55 226 259 0.87 1,141 15 Z -»-Corbally " 338 1 3 41 34 17 17 16 13 12 1 12 34 49 0.69 364 0 GO -Creeghduff " 428 0 22 40 41 19 22 12 12 11 1 11 41 55 0.75 539 10 - Cumran " 150 3 2 15 15 6 9 4 5 5 , 6 15 28 0.54 184 15 a ~ Di-umc aw " 843 0 2 110 76 45 31 26 24 21 3 21 76 90 0.84 826 10 --.Farranfad " 644 0 7 67 67 37 30 17 14 14 , 14 67 74 0.91 756 15 o —•Knocks, tic ken •» 449 0 7 58 51 28 23 18 18 17 1 17 51 64 0.80 541 10 —Llsnamaul " 280 0 39 16 23 12 11 ^ 6 5 1 5 23 17 1.35 278 10 z —Magheralagan " 377 2 35 50 68 31 37 17 15 15 . 15 68 59 1.15 386 10 o —Naghan " 257 0 8 142 125 61 64 31 39 33 1 5 32 123 161 0.76 576 0 -^Tobercorran " 381 1 36 : 29 43 20 23 1 ^i 10 10 « 9 39 37 1.05 387 15 H —Tullymurry " 275 2 32 42 23 9 14 12 10 9 1 9 23 46 0.50 366 5 wa dough Toun (a) - - - 187 200 103 97 53 51 50 1 . ^9 196 222 0.88 - -

59. CROSSGAR D.E.D. 5,413 0 10 1,451 1,530 763 767 389 409 386 22 1 385 1,524 1,689 0.90 8, 158 8 ,Ballyalgan Townland 663 3 13 107 86 43 43 24 22 22 , , 22 86 100 0.86 655 0 m Ballywlllln " 725 0 6 102 111 60 51 27 28 24 4 . 24 111 104 1.07 793 15 Cluntagh " 1,074 2 21 108 89 48 41 28 27 25 2 , 25 89 124 0.72 1,042 10 > Crossgar (b) " 533 . 0 0 730 825 397 428 198 222 209 12 1 208 819 891 0.92 2,835 18 Derryboy " 1,032 1 10 199 208 107 101 55 55 55 , , 55 208 242 0.86 1,144 12 o Kllllnchy In the Woods " 989 1 19 146 142 69 73 39 39 35 4 , 35 142 158 0.90 1,101 18 Llsnamore " 247 3, 39 37 37 22 15 10 9 9 , , 9 37 39 0.95 301 10 Llssara " 146 3 22 22 32 17 15 8 7 7 • • 7 32 31 1.03 283, 5 Crossgar Town (b) - - - 577 6140 302 338 161 171J. 165 •9 , 165 636 702 0.91 - -

60. DOWNPATRICK RURAL D.E.D. 6, 979 2 14 2,063 2,167 1,081 1,086 229 362 245 10 107 245 1,013 1,159 0.87 11,476 14 Audley's Acre Townland 8 1 5 2 3 1 2 1 105 1 104 1 3 6 0.50 247 0 Pally dander Lower " 204 1 8 18 11 7 4 6 4 3 1 3 11 20 0.55 256 15 Ballyclander Upper " 224 1 33 14 17 9 8 4 5 5 , 5 17 19 0.89 270 1 5 Ballydugan " 624 0 18 78 85 39 46 22 22 22 , 22 85 114 0.75 965 1 0 Ballymote Lower " 172 1 36 39 24 13 11 9 3 7 1 7 24 26 0.92 270 5 Ballymote Middle " 169 2 j 22 17 11 5 6 4 4 4 , 4 11 20 0.55 247 2 Ballymote Upper " 110 2 11 29 39 20 19 7 7 7 , 7 39 28 1.39 184 10 Ballystrew '» 271 1 10 13 16 10 6 5 4 4 , 4 16 2a 0.57 417 10 Ballyvange " 264 0 7 84 117 59 58 20 21 21 , 21 117 1 119 0.98 582 15 Ballywarren " 348 0 0 39 42 22 20 8 13 10 3 10 42 1 40 1.05 434 6 Bonecastle " 336 2 16 37 33 16 17 8 8 8 , 8 33 j 26 1.27 355 10 Church Bailee " 221 3 11 51 36 16 20 13 13 11 2 11 36 67 0.54 394 10 Clogher " 375 28 17 31 11 20 5 6 • 6 6 31 27 ! 1.15 371 2 ' \ • Demesne of Down " 1,221 2 9 353 397 201 196 1 49 73 69 1 1L 3 1 67 288 330 0.87 3,586 ^ Dillin " 267 0 39 40 33 20 13 10 7 •7 1 7 33 33 1.00 375 15 en Hollymo-iint " 869 3 32 42 52 28 24 11 12 12 13 52 57 0.91 888 17 Jordan's Acre " 6 1 12 13 8 3 5 3 3 3 3 8 16 0.50 67 0 Marshal1stown " 231 2 0 39 35 15 20 8 8 8 6 35 31 1.13 271 15 Quarter Cormick « 178 3 32 35 27 12 15 '7 7 7 7 27 26 1.04 247 5 Ringreagti " 152 0 16 4 9 6 3 1 3 3 3 9 12 0.75 281 0 Russell's Quarter " 98 1 17 1,011 1,045 517 628 1 1 1 . • • • - - Saul Quarter " 91 2 14 '7 3 2 1 1 1 1 1 3 5 0.60 "• •* Spittle Bailee " 201 2 22 33 28 17 11 9 8 8 9 28 30 0.93 254 10 Spittle Quarter " 97 0 31 2 4 1 3 1 1 1 2 4 8 0.50 139 10 Tobermoney " 232 1 0 1 25 46 61 31 30 16 18 16 1 2 16 61 71 0.86 368 10 61. DUNDRUM D.E.D. 5,397 3 34 1, 291 1,244 645 599 342 340 314 7 19 312 1,231 1,291 0.95 7,720 6 Aghlisnafin Townland 843 3 38 163 118 66 52 37 34 30 3 1 30 118 118 1.00 1,156 1 Glogjiram " 778 2 24 126 139 67 72 33 34 34 • 34 139 155 0.90 1,012 s Dundrum (c) " 303 1 15 564 575 304 271 1 149 166 148 :L 17 145 562 677 0.83 2,605 12 Magherasaul " 579 1 0 80 67 37 30 21 14 14 • 14 67 46 1.46 576 5 Moneycarragh " 701 1 2 93 86 44 42 23 23 22 1 23 86 76 1.13 638 10 Moneylane " 619 1 39 80 104 50 54 26 25 25 • 25 104 78 1.33 640 5 Murlough Lower " 898 2 3 53 50 25 25 17 15 14 1 • 14 50 50 1.00 360 15 Wateresk " 672 1 5 132 105 52 53 1 36 29 27 2 • 27 105 91 1.15 730 10 Downshire Bridge 0 0 10 • • • • • . . . • . • . • . Islands in Dundrum Bay: Green 1 0 2 . • . • • • . • . . . • . . . o One Other 0 0 16 • • • • • • . 1 • • • • • • • o Dvndrvm Taun (c) - - - 520 273 2tl7 lilO 151 133 1 I 17 507 631 0.80 - - 526 L ^^ z 62. DUNMORE D.E.D. 7,702 0 38 1,321 1,482 757 725 410 480 388 26 66 r 389 1,481 1,723 0.86 9,436 11 H Ballymacarn North Townland 986 0 28 151 157 76 81 48 46 43 :5 , 43 157 184 0.85 1,385 10 Ballymacarn South " 770 0 33 185 204 99 53 61 59 1I • 58 203 272 0.75 1,485 1 4 Ballywaglave North " 499 0 14 181 177 88 "& 60 106 41 65 41 177 212 0.83 1,127 5 Ballymaglave South " 790 1 21 157 259 131 128 50 75 72 Z 1 73 259 391 0.66 1,699 15 o Do 0 glen » 570 1 25 1 31 30 18 12 14 9 9 9 30 25 1.20 176 10 Drumgavlin " 546 2 17 99 126 66 60 1 36 38 32 8 33 126 145 0.87 789 8 Drumkeeragh " 721 3 6 ' 81 83 43 40 i 19 18 16 8 16 83 60 1.38 231 0 Dunbeg Lower " 288 0 17 i 28 36 16 20 1 10 10 10 10 36 37 0.97 236 18 o Dunbeg Upper " j 386 1 8 65 53 27 26 1 22 18 16 2 16 53 62 0.85 387 15 Dunmore •• 724 1 19 ' 130 144 75 69 ' 32 38 36 8 36 144 149 0.97 915 0 Edendarriff « 554 1 27 110 138 72 66 ' 31 32 32 32 138 111 1.24 520 1 Guiness « i 864 1 23 105 75 46 29 1 35 29 22 1 7 ZZ 75 75 1.00 482 5 63. INCH D.E.D. 8,411 0 5 1,007 1,047 520 527 1 300 285 262 123 264 1,046 1,111 0.94 8,796 9 Annacloy Townland 1,150 1 5 193 189 95 94 1 61 55 49 6 49 189 194 0.97 1,251 3 " 948 3 11 135 181 87 94 1 43 43 41 8 41 180 158 1.14 1,015 18 Ballynacraig " 405 2 2 34 38 20 18 11 11 11 11 38 61 0.62 385 15 Ballyrenan " 598 1 111 62 78 37 41 20 19 17 8 1 17 78 74 1.05 711 18 Dunnanelly " 720 2 91 120 105 57 48 26 28 27 1 27 105 110 0.95 765 15 Finnabrogue " 664 0 11 40 20 9 11 11 9 6 3 1 6 20 47 0.43 1 782 0 Inch " 566 0 24 14 13 8 5 5 5 4 1 4 13 26 0.50 1 579 0 Magheracranmoney " 859 1 35 107 129 66 63 29 30 29 1 31 129 • 136 0.95 840 5 Murvaclogher or i Broaghclogh " 642 0 4 73 67 33 34 23 19 18 1 18 67 53 1.26 526 18 Rossconor " 215 2 34! 38 51 26 25 9 14 12 8 12 51 55 0.93 294 10 Turmennan " 608 0 11 53 53 23 30 15 15 14 1 14 53 57 0.93 505 . 8 Woodgrange " 1,023 0 3l 158 123 59 64 47 37 34 3 34 123 140 0.88 1,135 19

- • •]»• •• 1 a) The town or Clough stands on the Townland or Ciough, the rigures ror which Include those shown ror the town. D) The town or Crossgar stands on the Townland or Crossgar, the rigures ror which Include those shown ror the town, c) The town or Dundrum stands on the Townland or Dundrum, the rigures ror wtolch Include those shown ror the town. -^ TABLE 4. - Area, Population, Houses, County, Municipal Boroughs, Urban Districts, g; Accommodation, and Valuation - continued Rural Districts, District Electoral Divisions, Town lands, and Towns

Population Houses Accomnodation |« 1 Rateable County Districts 1951 1951 f IPopula- Valuation District Electoral Divisions, Area NO. ( li^ tlon In Rooms Persons in Townlands and Towns 1937 1 1937 Unin­ Build­ per 1952 persoE is] Mal<3 S Fema]Les l Tota l ^^"* vl«v5! House- Died Room *^ habited habited ing holds 1 y^Q^^ j ^ Acres R. P. 1 £ S. RURAL DISTRICTS - continued DCWNPATRICK RURAL DISTRICT - continued o 63. INCH D.E.D. - continued m Islands In : CO Shooters 8 2 28 • • » 1 « » 1 . 4 0 One Other 0 1 18 4 1 . 1 • » 1 ' » « C 1 • ;, ' • • * 64. D.E.D. 8,396 0 30 1,26? 3 1,34"7 69^I 65;5 j 398 40 1 1 384 14 3 382 1 1,340 1 1,661 1 0.81 11, 678 18 C/3 Balloo Townland 474 0 30 14(3 142I ei 5 7-7 1 49 4(5 46 46 1 142 I 194 1 0.73 1,038 7 O Ballybredagh " 183 1 9 r7 1{5 '^ ^5 1 5 6 1 6 (3 15 23 0.65 284 0 Ballygeegan " 614 1 35 8i 3 6C5 3(3 2'7 1 23 255 21 21 1 63 1 85 1 0.74 659 5 o Ballygoskln " ' 400 0 3 Si3 7^I 4 I 315 1 23 1 li9 19 19 1 74 1 67 1 1.10 461 1 0 Ballyinacarron « 228 3 31 3i I Zi e i:L i:L 6 6 1 6 i (3 22 38 0.58 299 10 H Ballymacashen " 1 689 1 20 152I 13{5 7^3 5'7 j 40 4() 35 3 1 35 1 135 1 139 1 0.97 864 10 53 Ballymacreelly " 1,345 1 1 25{5 26'7 12'7 14() 1 72 6 d 69 67 260 281 0.93 1,622 15 w Ballymacrorawell »» 218 3 0 2(3 2^t 1(5 ^} 1 8 1 8 1 8 8 24 35 0.69 288 15 ?o Ballymorran " 492 1 1 • 7)< 71 5 3 1 13 <3 9 9 1 34 1 44 1 0.77 561 12 Conly Island » 68 3 30 1 1 » 1 • * 1 * 92 5 W Islandbane " 1 43 0 23 (3 ^L I J 2' 1 1 :L 1 i 1 4 1 5 1 0.80 1 75 10 Islandmore " 128 1 12 2 * 1 * • i * 167 0 Kllllnakin « 217 3 13 5 6^I 3(3 3^I 1 9 2C5 21 2 21 1 64 1 112 1 0.57 j 715 19 Kllllnchy •» 555 0 15 11z:$) 14(3 7(3 7() 1 37 4JL 41 41 146 192 0.76 1,008 0 D Llslnaw " 526 2 10 3:5 4^I 2(3 1(3 1 11 li B 12 12 44 53 0.83 569 5 Quarterland " 1 152 0 15 3 2(D IJ 2 i5 1 5 4 1 4 4 20 18 1.11 191 0 Rathgorinan " 57 3 9 ui3 i3 :5 S> 1 2 c5 3 3 8 16 0.50 90 10 Rlngdufferln « 253 3 30 ztL 255 i:L 1^t 1 7 7 1 6 6 25 40 0.63 400 5 Rlnghaddy " 105 3 15 r^ "5 '5 <* 6 4 1 2 2 2 5 12 0.42 150 10 Toy and Klrkland " 265 0 0 2(3 4() 2^t 1(3 1 7 12> 12 12 40 54 0.74 363 10 Tullycore « 137 3 13 3'7 Si3 23L V 7 1 9 11L 11 11 38 38 1.00 211 0 Tullymore " 144 3 4 1 (3 3r5 IJ3 1^3 j 7 1() 10 10 1 33 1 36 1 0.92 | 190 10 Islands In Strangford Lough: Bradock 1 3 14] 26 0 Bush j 0 1 24\ . 11 •1 0 5 Cralgaveagh Rock 1 1 0 11 0 10 Darragh 23 2 d 1 15 0 Drummond 14 1 4i 1 * 9 10 Dunsy 35 3 1 iq * 1 i 51 10 Dunsy Rock 1 1 j q , • Great Mlnnls's 5 2 33 1 *1 2 0 Green 9 0 33 1 1 6 10 Inlshanler 8 0 28 1 4 0 Inlsharoan 6 3 39 4 10 1 [ 1 Little Mlnnls'^s 4 3 id • 1 \ 2 10 Marl 0 0 29 • • 0 5 Parton 3 3 11 • • 1 10 Pawle 52 1 27 1 • 66 10 Roe 25 1 31 . • 20 0 Shamrock 4 3 36 1 • 1 5 Five others 1 1 34 . * j * * 0.74 17 65. D.E.D. 6,050 2 27 1,143 1,149 585 564 406 398 339 59 342 1,148 1,547 10, 286 Ballycain Townland < 304 1 20 23 20 11 9 8 9 7 2 7 20 32 0.63 476 5 Ballygallum " 164 2 14 26 18 8 10 10 7 6 I 6 18 29 0.62 228 10 Ballygllbert " 274 0 20 54 54 32 22 14 12 10 i 10 54 41 1.32 426 10 Ballyhosset " 362 1 0 19 24 12 12 6 6 5 1 5 24 32 0.75 506 0 Ballyhosset Mllltown " 294 3 34 34 20 14 11 11 10 1 10 34 44 0.77 413 7 Ballyllg " 256 1 4 16 10 5 5 1 4 3 3 3 10 22 0.45 398 5 Ballyvlggls " 136 2 7 19 9 7 2 5 5 3 J3 3 8 18 0.44 170 10 Bright " 340 0 16 ' 38 37 20 17 i 13 12 11 1 11 37 42 0.88 452 5 Carrowbane " 217 2 2S 11 10 5 5 6 4 4 • 4 10 19 0.53 270 0 Carrowdressex " 56 2 ID 3 5 3 2 2 2 2 . 2 5 5 1.00 82 15 Commonreagh " 43 3 16 5 9 4 5 1 2 2 • 2 9 11 0.82 58 15 Conlamstown " 426 0 11 61 51 32 19 17 15 14 1 14 51 58 0.88 542 15 Crolly's Q^arter " 52 0 17 4 7 6 1 4 3 1 2 7 10 0.70 90 5 Grangewalls " 527 1 27 91 82 47 35 21 17 17 19 82 91 0.90 1 839 10 Granglcam " 375 1 12 72 54 22 32 16 13 12 1 12 54 61 0.89 508 19 Island Henry " 18 0 9 14 3 1 2 2 1 1 • 1 3 3 1.00 23 15 Kilbride " 243 0 0 20 16 7 9 9 8 5 3 5 16 23 0.70 355 5 o Klllough (a) n 445 0 32 483 539 254 285 206 212 178 34 179 539 816 0.66 [ 2,243 0 o Llsold " 281 0 2£ 47 62 29 23 15 14 13 1 . 13 52 47 1.11 407 18 Rossglass " 374 3 28 52 67 34 33 20 26 21 5 21 67 79 0.85 591 5 Z Saint John's Point " 310 3 37 38 26 14 12 11 11 8 3 8 26 44 0.59 501 5 Strand " 344 2 4 . . • • • • • • • • • • 452 10 H Tulllnesplck " 50 0 C • • • • • • • • • • • • 60 0 Whl gams town " 150 1 3 13 22 12 10 5 5 5 • 5 22 20 1.10 187 8 Islands off the Coast: O Two (Unnamed) 0 1 7 . • • • • • • • • • • • • • Killough fcyun (a) - - 380 il22 206 216 J5^ 157 130 27 131 1^22 638 0.66 - - •a

66. RURAL D.E.D. 3,395 3 4 1,162 \ 1,229 588 641 297 311 SOT? 4 307 1,229 1,183 1.04 6,100 15 D Ardlgon Townland 484 0 Z) 75 61 33 28 18 18 18 • 18 61 89 0.69 667 0 o Ballytrim " 227 2 2 52 47 19 28 16 17 16 1 16 i 47 72 0.65 393 5 Commons ^ 74 0 28 1 • 5 4 2 2 '1 1 1 . 1 4 3 1.33 47 15 Corbally " 36 2 12 5 3 2 1 1 1 1 • 1 3 '7 0.43 - 57 10 Island Taggart " 93 2 34 ^ 3 1 2 1- 1 1 . 1 3 4 0.75 88 10 Moymore " 1 271 3 1 82 78 38 40 18 19 19 • 19 78 87 0.90 405 5 Mullagh « 430 3 22 47 66 33 33 21 19 19 • 19 66 96 0.71 624 2 Rathcunnlngham " 237 3 15 31 24 12 12 11 6 5 1 5 24 26 0.92 372 17 Tullykln " 500 2 22 65 69 36 33 15 17 17 . 17 69 71 0.97 585 5 Tullymacnous « 227 3 14 39 41 19 22 14 ! 14 1 14 . 14 41 58 0.71 310 5 Tullyveery (b) " 786 3 9 756 833 393 440 180 j 198 196 2 196 833 673 1.24 2,535 5 Islands In Strangford Lough: 1 0 Dodd»s 2 2 25 • • • . • • • • • • • Dimnynelll 3 : 2 28 • • • • • • •. 1 • • • • • • 1 5 Glbb«s 15 2 5 3 • • . 1 • • • • • • • • 11 11 Six others 2 0 7 • • Shri^ley Town (h) "" "" 629 667 311 356 1^3 157 156 1 " 156 667 1^99 1.3Q.

(a) The town of Klllough stands on the Townland of Klllough, the figures for which Include those shown for the town. (b) The town of Shrlgley stands on the Townland of Tullyveery, the figures for which Include those shown for the town. Iir TABLE 4. - Area, Population, Ikxuses, County, Kkinicipal Boroughs, Urban Districts, en Accommodation, and Valuation Rural Districts, District Electoral Divisions, cn continued en Townlands, and Towns

Population Houses Acconanod a t i on Rateabl A County Districts 1951 1951 Popula­ Valuation District Electoral Divisions, Area No. Of tion In 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. RURAL DISTRICTS - contiruued DOWNPATRICK RURAL DISTRICT - continued o 67. KILLYLEAOH URBAN D.E.D. 1,495 3 15 1,778 1,862 909 953 456 463 455 7 1 453 1,855 1,852 1.00 7,616 14 m Corporation (a) Townland 1,495 3 15 1,778 1,862 909 953 456 463 465 7 1 463 1,856 1,852 1.00 7,616 14 Z Killylea^h Toun (a) - - - 1,550 l,il61 689 772 390 371 366 5 . 3611 1 ,il5^ 1 ,^50 1.00 - - G 68. KILMORE D.E.D. 7,710 3 ZQ 1,183 1,280 656 624 344 346 316 29 1 316 1,280 1,288 0.99 7,709 10 O "- Carnacally Townland 427 2 13 63 64 ! 30 34 23 19 17 2 1 17 64 1 57 1.12 377 ' 0 "^Clontaghnaglar »» 932 3 11 117 117 65 52 37 i 34 31 3 31 117 ; 126 0.93 958 0 "-'Creevycarnonan " 826 3 8 104 122 63 69 33 1 35 33 2 33 122 ! 154 0.79 929 10 o -Druma^lls " 696 1 32 98 104 49 55 25 1 29 27 2 27 104 1 105 0.99 591 2 -.Drumnaconagjier " 901 1 16 167 202 103 99 48 47 44 2 4A 202 168 1.28 888 0 H —Kllmore " 150 1 23 87 110 58 52 35 37 31 6 • i. 31 110 109 1.01 371 10 ^Llstooder " ! 608 2 12 55 55 28 27 19 1 15 15 , 15 55 75 0.73 1 546 15 W -mgheralone " 873 0 9 214 192 102 90 52 51 48 3 48 192 158 1.22 1 728 3 ^Rademan " 789 1 10 86 74 33 41 21 1 zz 20 2 1 20 74 149 0.50 1 934 0 -Teconnaught " 747 3 34 128 156 81 76 31 36 32 4 32 156 117 1.33 651 5 -Tullynacree " j 854 2 18 6.4 84 44 40 20 I 21 18 3 18 84 80 1.05 734 5 69. LEGGYOOWAN D.E.D. 8,580 0 27 1,335 1,471 758 713 385 1 393 360 29 4 360 1,471 1,389 1.06 9,380 3 ^Aughnadarragh Townland 1 519' 0 9 81 77 43 34 1 25 22 16 6 , i 16 77 53 1.45 483 8 •Ballydyan " ! 543 2 28 74 59 30 29 23 20 19 , 1 1 19 69 87 0.68 613 15 D —Barnamaghery " 1,421 0 11 : 230 335 179 156 76 83 79 4 • i 79 335 291 1.15 1,546 18 —Caiiard " ! 510 1 35 I 108 83 47 36 24 24 22 1 1 22 83 80 1.04 696 10 —Carsonstown « 1,069 2 14 1 161 179 90 89 51 52 45 6 1 45 179 158 1.13 1,208 0 -^reevybeg " 121 3 15 1 18 17 7 10 3 4 4 , , 4 17 20 0.85 127 5 - Cre evyloughgare " 507 0 31 1 39 50 24 26 17 15 14 , 1 14 50 58 0.86 510 0 * Drumglven •» ' 411 2 0 1 44 47 24 23 15 13 12 1 , 12 47 54 0.87 454 15 - Leggygowan " 1,167 1 5 200 201 101 100 I 49 51 47 4 « 47 201 174 1.16 ' 1,242 5 ^Llsowen »» 911 0 35 138 136 73 63 35 35 32 3 , 32 136 117 1.16 i 986 6 -^ Raf f rey " 1,397 1 4 242 287 140 147 67 74 70 4 . 70 287 297 0.97 \ 1,611 2 7a RAHOLP D.E.D. | 9,805 1 2 1,193 1,272 644 628 345 357 308 36 13 310 1,272 1,279 0.99 11,572 12 Ardmeen Townland-* 238 1 10 25 29 16 13 9 7 7 , 7 29 32 0.91 286 15 Balllntlleve » i 307 0 19 22 14 6 8 5 5 5 , 5 14 17 0.82 223 5 Balimtogjier " 814 0 13 i 154 180 95 87 40 40 38 2 38 180 136 1.32 1,001 3 Ballyalton " i 239 2 25 i 32 21 9 12 5 7 5 2 5 21 29 0.72 287 0 Ballycruttle »» 212 0 28 i 18 44 23 21 8 10 9 1 11 44 50 0.88 331 2 Ballyraurry " 187 1 19 1 20 36 15 21 5 6 5 1 5 36 25 1.44 215 5 Ballynagross Lower " 297 1 29 1 48 65 36 29 14 15 13 2 13 65 52 1.25 369 18 Ballynagross Upper " 285 1 26 1 44 29 15 14 12 8 8 , 8 29 28 1.04 344 6 Ballyrenan " 130 2 11 3 14 16 6 10 5 3 3 , 3 16 18 0.89 169 3 Ballysallagh " 255 3 6 12 9 6 3 i 2 2 2 • 2 9 9 ! 1.00 249 0 _ Ballystokes " 209 2 1 21 24 14 10 6 6 6 , , ! 6 24 1 27 0.89 1 246 1 0 Ballysugagh " 531 3 30 70 90 42 48 20 34 19 3 12 19 90 71 1.27 581 2 en Ballytrustan " 315 I 2 i 31 35 28 16 12 10 10 8 2 8 28 28 1.00 337 5 oCJ»l Ballywaiter " 296 2 1 6 14 14 6 8 4 5 5 • 5 14 18 0.78 306 5 Carrintaggart " 152 1 2 3 19 14 9 5 4 4 4 • 4 14 14 1.00 126 7 Carrowcarlln " 128 i 2 28 31 37 19 18 12 12 11 1 11 37 39 0.95 133 10 Carrownacaw « 287 3 10 20 16 10 6 4 4 3 1 3 16 15 1.07 216 10 Carrowvanny »» 145 1 [25 3 2 . 2 2 1 1 • 1 2 3 0.67 121 13 Castle Island " 120 1 15 '7 11 6 5 4 4 3 1 3 11 12 0.92 135 5 Castlemahon " 343 1 29 19 21 12 9 5 6 6 • 6. 21 22 0.95 289 0 Gores Island " 105 0 24 , a , • , 3 , 3 • . - . 106 4 Klllavees " 98 3 20 12 11 7 4 2 2 2 • 2 11 10 1.10 137 10 Llsbane " 159 1 17 15 9 3 6 4 7 4 2 4 9 15 0.60 191 15 Llsboy " 119 3 26 10 6 3 3 5 3 2 1 2 6 8 0.75 156 • 2 Loughkeelan »• 378 0 33 27 47 25 22 10 10 10 • 10 47 46 1.02 384 •• 15 Loughmoney " 309 1 19 42 33 17 16 13 13 10 3 10 33 i 37 0.89 371 10 Portlouglian " 227 0 33 13 19 7 12 5 3 3 . 3 19 15 1.27 •242 0 Quelle " 476 0 11 76 102 54 48 32 32 26 6 26 102 128 0.80 881 5 Raholp • " 508 1 7 97 85 42 43 24 25 25 • 25 851 84 1.01 596 10 Ringbane " 136 1 35 9 6 2 4 4 3 3 • 3 6 10 0.60 159 5 Russell's Quarter North " 80 1 19 10 13 10 3 3 3 3 • 3 13 17 0.76 136 15 Russell's Quarter South " 83 1 34 15 20 10 10 3 3 3 • 3 20 17 1.18 109 0 Salt Island " 52 3 0 , , , • , • • • • • • . 49 0 Saul « 489 2 0 73 77 39 38 21 20 20 • 20 77 1 99 0.78 753 '7 Sllevenagrlddle " 237 1 18 48 49 22 27 13 12 10 2 . 10 49 30 1.63 213 1 o Struell " 365 1 7 56 31 16 15 11 10 9 1 9 31 38 0.82 382 4 o Walshestown " 425 2 7 62 64 28 36 19 19 17 2 17 64 80 0.80 694 15 a Islands In Strangford Lough:- z Green 14 1 7 14 0 H Hare 12 1 36 12 1 0 Launches Little 8 3 11 3 10 • O Launches Long 11 0 1 8 0 Shark 4 1 1 1 10 1 D Three others 1 30 O 71. D.E.D". 8,425 3 3 1, 293 1,344 679 665 364 342 310 29 3 310 1,344 1,188 1.13 7,970 7 *^Annadorn Townland 648 0 1 87 121 61 60 i 34 28 26 1 1 26 121 97 1.25 723 6 -Ardtanagh " 454 3 5 67 68 33 35 i 18 19 17 2 17 68 62 1.10 321 5 .-Oastlenavan " 667 3 30 83 99 50 49 21 24 22 2 22 99 83 1.19 632 9 -Drumanaghan or Drumulcaw " 447 2 15 43 73 45 28 13 16 15 1 15 73 51 1.43 413 10 -Drumanakelly " 250 1 35 29 28 18 10 i 7 6 5 1 5 28 17 1.65 154 5 - Drumaroad « 792 1 34 124 151 64 87 36 38 37 1 37 151 151 1.00 925 15 — »• 456 1 32 72 65 29 36 23 19 14 5 14 65 65 1.00 491 5 — Dunnanew " 382 2 34 40 40 23 17 14 10 9 1 9 40 38 1.05 375 10 - Dunturk " 564 0 2 105 82 43 39 29 25 23 2 23 82 81 1.01 484 10 ^Scrlb « 525 1 35 70 53 25 28 19 16 15 1 15 53 48 1.10 466 0 --Seaforde Demesne « 1,113 3 30 61 44 ZZ 22 18 13 12 1 12 44 85 0.52 1,318 15 —Seavaghan " 570 2 36 117 99 44 55 34 30 26 2 2 26 99 86 1.15 ! 498 5 —Tannaghmore " 284 0 16 57 60 38 22 14 14 13 1 13 60 54 1.11 256 15 Tlevenadarragh " 1,267 0 18 338 361 184 177 84 84 76 8 76 361 270 1.34 908 17

72. STRANGFORD D.E.D. 6,955 1 35 1,270 1,338 666 672 368 377 328 49 328 1,333 1,541 0.87 9,642 19 Acre McCricket Townland 4 3 8 , • , , , , , , , • • 5 5 Audieystown " 266 1 0 27 28 18 10 12 12 6 6 6 28 29 0.97 340 0 Balllnarry " 336 0 2 101 84 48 36 18 ,19 17 2 18 84 70 1.20 401 10

(a) The tovm of Klllyleagh stands on the Townland of Corporation, the figures for which Include those shown for the town. ^ TABLE 4. - Area, Population, Houses, County, ^kinicipal Boroughs, Urban Districts, §; Accommodation, and Valuation continiied Rural Districts, District Electoral Divisions, Townlands, and Towns

Population Houses Ac c onB?K>d a t i on 1 Itatt^tthl County Districts 1 xvuLcaux^ 1951 1951 Popula- 1 Valuation District Electoral Divisions, Area No. ot . tlon ]L n Rooms Persons 1 1937 1 ^^ Townlands and Towns 1937 In­ Unln- Build­ per 1952 Person s Males Female si Total h^V5! House- pled Room habits d habited ing ^°"« 1 holds 1 Acres R. P. 1 £ 3. RURAL DISTRICTS - continued

DCWNPATRICK RURAL DISTRICT - continv^d o 72. STRANGFORD D.E.D. "Continued w Lower Townland 272 3 32 42 3C5 1'7 li5 1() 5 *3 (M 33 1 48 1 0.69 296 0 Z Ballyculter Upper " 280 0 3 63 8C) 3'7 4C5 Zi) 113 113 18 1 80 1 77 1 1.04 376 0 C/i Ballylenagh " 23B 0 22 31 Zi3 ^5 1'7 1 <} i ? (3 1 13 Z6 \ 33 0.79 266 15 C Ballynagarrlck " 1 2ZZ 2 10 17 3( 3 2:L 115 ' 1: <3 <3 (3 36 23 1.57 230 0 Ballyorgan " 1 321 2 38 ^ 55 455 2^M i'r S <^ ^; (3 1 13 43 38 1.13 1 336 5 o Ballywoodan « , 589 0 33 95 K 5 4J5 3 3 1 1(3 2 D 2(3 20 1 83 1 75 1 1.11 i 533 0 Cargagh " 96 2 5 10- 2(3 i? i:L 4 1 5 1 4 1 1 4 20 15 1.33 102 10 Castleward " 887 0 38 58 4' 7 2(D 2'7 1 1<5 Zi3 1(3 4 16 1 47 1 107 1 0.44 1,022 0 »» zze> 0 10 19 ZiI It 2 1(D l 8 1 9 1 7| 2 r7 22 33 0.67 311 10 o Corbally » 332 3 11 24 5(3 Zi 3 2^M 9 1 9 1 9 1 9 1 50 1 48 1 1.04 1 407 10 Ferryquarter (a) " 71 0 36 18 Zi3 i:5 IJ^ ^3 ^^ *? (3 28 51 0.55 223 10 Glebe »» 400 1 36 67 5S) Zi 5 3^I 1 1$? 1<3 IJ5 1 15 1 59 1 70 1 0.84 | 554 16 a Gun's Island " 60 3 6 , , 1 • 1 • 1 • 1 » 1 44 0 w isle McCricket " 8 0 1 , ^ 1 » 1 1 •. • 1 . 8 15 Kilcllef « 643 3 20 149 15^> 8^t 71L 4^S 455 3''7 6 37 1 155 1 132 1 1.17 1 921 1 Klllard Lower « 240 2 7 1 6 2'"7 li3 (5 1(D U U 5l 9 5 27 18 1.50 246 5 Klllard Upper " 127 1 9 12 1(^ <3 ^L 1 ^1: 'I 55 1 3 10 14 0.71 187 10 Lagnagoppoge " 222 2 4 21 3^L U 7 1 6 1 7 1 7 1 7 31 37 0.84 291 5 W Strangford Lower (a) " 264 2 19 361 36^ i 16i 3u 19ir 3 11^t IK 5 IOC) 13 99 1 359 1 528 | 0.68 1 1,609 7 Strangford Upper ^ 278 1 4 1 44 Zt L 1(H 1'^\ li ) 1(3 •d\ 1 Tullyfoyle Lower " 114 3 15 ! 13 {3 ^M '5 1 ^1 : ^1 : ^L 4 1 9 1 14 1 0.64 1 149 15 Tullyfoyle Upper « 109- 0 26 15 ZI5 lii\ i:5 | 25 '5 '3 1 • 5 25 15 1.67 139 15 D Tullyratty »• 224 0 8 22 41L rr\ 2^I 1 ( 5 <5 'H 1 5 1 41 1 18 1 2.28 1 207 15 Whltehllls n 82 3 1! ( t 1 1L 1L 1L 1L 6 1 6 1 1.00 1 76 5 Island m Ballyhornan Bay: ' '' ^ Sandy 0 2 39: , • 1 • . • . 1 . Islands in Strangford Lough: , 1 Barnboy 0 0 4 , 1 , , j , Black Islands 8 3 14 , 1 , 1 , 3 0 Chapel 12 0 151 , , j , 1 * 10 0 isle 0»Valla 2 0 21 j , 1 *• 0 15 Jackdaw 5 0 26 , 1 , 3 0 Sandy 1 1 1 22! , 1 • 1 1 ,• 0 5 Swan \ 0 0 21 , » 1 • > 1 * . , Two others ! 0 2 26; , 1 , » 1 • , , Islands off the Coast: Three (Unnamed) 1 2 3 • • 1 • 1 • , 1 , . _, Strangford Toim (a) - - -J 360 37i l\ 161n 201^J ii;n ii.M 9in 12 98 1 367 1 523 \ 0.70 1 - 1 - 73. D.E.D. 8,213 1 26 1,906 Z,5Z'-7 1,71^U 8155 j 41£5 3555 31"7 36 319 1,300 1,224 1.06 9,953 3 Ballydargan Townland 421 3 ^ 18 31 3?3 2^H 1^t 1 155 V 1 25 22 1 88 j 81. 1 1.09 1 534 1 15 Ballyklnler Middle " 1 559 2 20 1 78 86 45 41 1 27 21 21 , 1 22 86 1 76 [ 1.13 1 748 j 0 Ballyklnler Upper « 1,066 1 39 813 1,355 1,106 249 38 34 34 . 35 130 114 1.14 514 0 8? Ballylucas " 302 0 10 80 71 36 35 •22 21 18 3 1 IQ 71 61 1.16 355 12 cn Ballynagallagh « 185 3 14 5 12 7 5 3 3 3 3 12 12 1.00 200 0 Ballynewport " 286 2 20 28 47 26 21 12 9 9 9 47 37 1.27 330 16 Ballynoe •» 205 2 19 46 64 29 35 11 11 11 11 64 51 1.25 357 18 Ballyplunt « v 375 2 10 49 47 23 24 13- 9 ' 9 9 47 42 1.12 400 5 Ballyvaston " 368 3 24 70 67 37 30 29 24 1 18 6 18 65 1 67 0.97 593 8 Carrie klnab »» 266 2 9 42 53 31 22 9 11 11 11 63 47 1.13 358 10 Castleskreen « 334 0 36 27 28 16 12 11 8 8 8 28 25 1.12 381 8 Clanmaghery " 381 1 34 60 74 36 38 40 19 18 1 18 74 61 1.21 689 5 Commons of Clanmaghery" 34 2 3 38 36 23. 13 12 10 10 10 36 34 1.06 100 5 Erenagh « 385 2 10 58 68 27 31 16 13 13 13 58 1 57 1.02 494 15 Glebe " 8 0 28 , • , , 1 , , • • • • 29 • 0 Glovet n 437 0 1 40 65 32 33 14 17 17 17 65 66 0.98 564 5 Islandbane « 56 1 6 3 7 5 2 2 1 1 1 7 1 3 2.33 71 13 Legamaddy " 211 3 13 44 22 10 12 7 8 6 2 6 22 31 0.71 320 10 Rathmullan Lower « 759 2 33 99 115 57 58 58 47 29 18 29 115 1 119 0.97 1,079 15 Rathmullan upper " 206 1 20 29 22 10 12 6 8 7 1 7 22 25 0.88 198 8 Tyrella North « 421 0 15 104 90 47 43 29 23 23 , 23 90 94 0.96 544 15 Tyrella South " 479 2 36 70 82- 42 40 17 22 22 • 22 82 92 0.89 546 5 Island m Dundrum Inner Bay (unnamed) 1__ 1 10 HILLSBOROUOI RURAI, DISTRICT 71,351 1 11 1 21,790 23.876 11.755 12.121 5.416 6.095 5.764 272 59 5.756 21.400 24.790 0.86 135.827 6 1,109 1,378 0.80 8,174 0 o 74. D.E.D. 6, 784 3 1 i 1,106 1,109 561 548 320 334 318 14 2 318 o Aghnaleck Townland 674 0 12 1 97 106 54 52 32 36 1 34 1 , 34 106 176 0.60 1,110 \ 0 G Ballycrune « 608 2 28 148 153 79 74 I 42 47 1 46 1 , 46 153 210 0.73 928 0 Z Ballykeel Lougherne " 575 1 31 1 63 61 34 27 18 17 17 , • 17 61 ! 79 0.77 596 0 H Ballyimtagh " 688 0 1 79 78 38 40 21 24 23 • 1 23 78 i 106 0.74 816 5 *< Ballymurphy « 745 2 22 94 104 46 58 ! 28 28 i 28 • • 28 104 ! 115 0.90 691 0 Cargacreevy w 713 2 22 154 119 56 63 43 42 40 1 1 40 119 146 0.82 845 17 O Cargygray " 469 0 26 64 70 31 39 16 15 14 1 • 14 70 64 1.09 427 10 Carrieknadarrlff " j 639 1 3 92 86 46 40 i 25 28 2 * 26 86 122 0.70 694 13 Cluntagh " 1,013 2 15 144 140 80 60 45 42 ze38 4 . 38 140 145 0.97 1,002 15 D Glebe " 89 1 23 10 8 3 5 3 3 3 , • 3 8 13 0.62 117 10 O Magheraeonluee " i 567 3 18 161 184 94 90 47 53 49 4 • 49 184 202 0.91 944 10 75. BALLYKEEL D.E.D. i 5,474 2 3l] 1,020 970 498 472 291 296 269 23 1 270 970 lrU2 0.85 6,656 17 Backnamullagh Tovwiland 450 2 7 80 68 38 30! 23 21 21 , , 21 68 100 0.68 603 15 Ballykeel " 1,112 3 . 34 211 215 113 102^ 71 72 59 12 1 59 215 229 0.94 1,362 12 Drumaknoekan « 480 2 1 82 94 49 45 i 21 21 21 , 21 94 87 1.08 559 10 Drumlough " 1 1,090 2 30 268 237 120 117 75 75 72 3 73 237 296 0.80 1,458 5 Edentrllllck: « 925 2 19 158 147 81 66 1 38 40 35 5 ! 35 147 163 0.90 1,085 15 Growell " 466 2 5 63 54 27 27 20 19 17 2 i 17 64 77 0.70 490 0 Lappoges " 1 329 2 3 66 71 32 391 19 22 21 1 1 21 71 87 0.82 360 15 Llstullycurran " 618 1 12 92 84 38 46 24 23 23 • 23 84 103 0.82 735 5 76. BALLYMACBRENNAN D.E.D. 6,180 3 22 1,028 1,108 569 539 298 323 301 20 2 302 1,108 1,376 0.81 7, 863 5 Ballycarngannon .Townland 652 1 8 60 75 41 34 22 24 23 1 23 76 97 0.77 665 0 Ballymacbrennan •» 771 2 21 117 112 57 55 27 32 30 2 30 112 144 0.78 921 15 Cargacroy » 698 2 9 142 136 71 65 44 44 43 1 43 136 182 0.75 828 15 Carr " 724 1 10 105 129 61 68 31 34 31 3 31 129 155 0.83 797 10 Clogher " 296 1 15 113 114 59 55 31 34 32 2 32 114 129 0.88 444 15 Creevy « 505 3 37 80 84 45 39 23 23 20 3 20 84 93 0.90 583 5 Crossan " 414 3 37 60 68 33 35 16 18 16 2 17 68 83 0.82 489 j 15

(a) The town of Strangford stands on the Townlands of Ferryquarter ane Strangford Lower, the figures for which Include those shown for the town. TABLE 4. - Area, Population, Houses, County, Municipal Boroughs, Urban Districts, to Accomnx>dation, and Valuation continued Rural Districts, District Electoral Divisions, o en Townlands, and Towns

Population Houses Accommodation Rateabl Q County Districts 1951 1951 Popula­ Valuati on District Electoral Divisions, Area [No. Of tion in Rooms Persons in Private Townlands and Towns 1937 1937 In­ Unin­ Private Occu­ per 1952 Persons Males Females Total Build­ House­ habited habited ing House­ pied Room holds holds Acres R. P. 1 £ S. RURAL DISTRICTS - continued iilLLSBOROUGH RURAL DISTRICT - continued o 76. BALLYMCBRENNAN D.E.D. - m continued Z Drennan Townland 296 1 6 26 46 25 21 12 12 10 2 10 46 46 1.00 339 1 10 Drumra « 134 2 32 8 7 3 4 4 4 3 1 i 3 7 18 0.39 169 5 C Hlllhall " J 557 2 7 161 163 85 78 40 45 43 2 43 163 194 0.84 1,108 5 Legacurry " 100 3 1 12 21 13 8 6 6 6 • 6 21 29 0.72 173 0 Lisnastrean " 407 1 30 53 71 36 35 14 20 20 , 20 71 96 0.74 646 0 O Llsnode " 238 0 36 27 22 11 11 9 9 8 1 8 22 33 0.67 253 0 •-rl Tullyard " 381 3 13 64 60 29 31 19 18 16 2 16 60 77 6.78 443 10 O 77 D.E.D. 897 2 22 1,014 890 415 475 253 233 225 8 227 890 817 1.09 4,868 18 H Ballyskeagh (a) Townland i 353 2 36 436 396 183 213 104 98 96 2 97 396 388 1.02 1,868 17 X (b) » • ' 543 3 ze 578 494 232 262 149 135 129 6 130 494 429 1.15 , 3,000 1 w Ballyskeagh Town (a) " ' - - 307 282 132 150 73 71 70 1 70 282 268 1.05 - - "Z

Tullynacross Toim (bj - - - il21 386 181 205 108 102 100 2 100 386 320- 1.19 - - W 78. BALLYWORFT D.E.D. 6,713 1 6 1,349 1,804 893 911 359 488 461 26 1 461 1,795 1,979 0.91 10,443 8 > Ballytiomra Townland 435 2 9 55 78 37 41 I 17 24 23 1 , 23 78 105 0.74 557 0 Bally keel Edenagonnell a (parish of Blaris) « 233 1 28 41 32 18 14 1 9 7 6 1 . 6 32 30 1.07 282 15 Ballykeel Edenagonnell (Parish of vo Hillsborough) " 191 0 30 46 48 28 20 13 13 13 , 13 48 55 0.87 273 0 Ballyworfy w 580 2 '7 69 64 33 31 22 23 22 1 22 64 103 0.62 749 0 Cabragh w 864 3 38 168 130 67 63 45 42 38 3 38 130 176 0.74 1,088 5 Carnbane « 528 3 17 121 105 48 55 27 28 27 1 27 103 13i 0.79 953 13 Carnreagh « 410 0 39 116 99 53 46 1 24 24 23 1 23 99 101 0.98 580 10 Clogher w \ 530 2 39 100 125 60 65 j 28 27 27 , 27 125 123 1.02- 645 10 EdenticuLlo « 385 3 33 69 75 37 38 23 23 21 2 21 75 77 0.97 502 5 Large Park (c) »» 1 981 1 20 63 97 42 55 i 16 22 20 2 21 97 88 1.10 90 15 Magheradartin « ! 415 1 20 79 66 34 32 22 23 19 4 19 66 73 0.90 504 10 Magherageery « 432 0 0 104 623 308 315 1 27 154 151 3 151 623 620 1.00 2, 812 5 " 402 2 21 263 205 97 108 66 58 56 2 56 205 242 0.85 991 10 Tullynore " 320 1 25 55 59 31 28 20 20 15 5 14 50 55 0.91 412 10 Hillshorou^h Town, part of (c) - - - 9_ 10 6^ ^• 2 2 2 . . 2 10 9 1.11 1 - 79. BURIS D.E.D. 3,166 3 20 1 1,410 1,432 702 730 1 382 398 378 18 1,430 i 0.88 9,629 12 ' ^ 378 1,622 Balimtine Townland 191 0 7 71 78 42 36 I 20 21 21 . 20 76 83 0.92 418 0 Ballymullan « 591 1 26 268 313 155 158 1 78 87 84 3 • 84 313 352 0.89 1 1,674 1 5 Blarls n 1 551 ; 1 4 1 195 173 92 1 81 1 37 1 42 39 2 1 1 1 39 ! 173 1 188 0.92 1 1,066 5 Dunelght « 415 1 3 107 127 61 66 35 39 38 1 • 38 127 156 0.81 843 15 Largymore tf 586 1 •39 306 326 151 175 85 86 84 1 1 85 326 i 416 0.78 3,420 5 Llsnatrunic (Parish ; of Blarls) » 26 3 9 21 19 8 j 11 6 6 6 . • 6 19 25 0.76 69 2 Llsnatrunk (Parish of Lambeg) " 294 2 39 240 230 109 i 121 63 62 61 1 . 61 230 241 0.95 1,200 5 Llsnoe 154 3 14 41 34 16 18 17 1 19 12 7 . 12 34 39 0.87 251 10 Taghnabrlck " i 354 3 39, 161 132 68 1 64 41 j 36 33 3 ' 33 132 122 1.08 ! 686 5 80. BREDA D.E.D. 1,893 0 29 3,836 4,449 2,102 2,347 422 603 570 9 24 568 2,040 2,913 0.70 17,226 1 Ballydollaghan Townland 718 1 37 2,406 2,269 1,095 1,174 ! 75 59 56 3 1 54 205 254 0.81 1,383 7 Ballylenaghan n 604 1 8 113 235 117 118 30 76 62 1 13 i 62 234 307 0.76 2,338 14 Breda (d) « 496 0 16 1,208 1,793 797 996 293 445 429 5 11 ! 429 1,532 2,210 0.69 12, 867 10 Galwally " 74 1 8 109 152 93 59 24 23 23 • • 23 69 142 0.49 636 10 Kewtownbreda Town (d) - - - 527 1,793 797 996 11^6 W5 1129 5 11 1^29 1,532 2,210 0.69 - - 81. D.E.D. 5,371 1 9 1,346 1,758 897 861 358 466 452 4 10 448 1,734 1,647 1.05 11,525 15 -Ballynagarrlck Townland 965 2 14 1 2,137 268 147 121 63 70 70 . • •69 264 227 1.16 1,231 15 ^ Carryduff (e) « 604 0 20 194 336 162 174 59 98 89 • 9 88 330 402 0.82 1 3,683 0 — Clontonakelly " 1,238 2 6 196 296 152 144 46 71 71 . . 71 296 225 1.32 1,528 0 ^ Knockbreckan (Parish of ) " 581 0 14 180 151 76 75 43 41 40 , 1 39 143 162 0.88 1,419 15 •^Knockbreckan (Parish '^ of Khockbreda) « 183 2 26 1 54 80 42 38 13 21 21 . . 21 80 69 1.16 343 5 n '^-Llsnabreeny « 966 2 28 137 132 65 67 34 35 33 2 ^ . 33 132 106 1.25 1,043 15 o ji»Mea lough » 831 2 21 348 495 253 242 100 130 128 2 127 489 456 1.07 2,276 5 a ' z Carryduff Town (ej - - - - 2Q5 103 102 - 55 50 . : ^ ^9 199 2ii2 0.82 - - H 82. DROMARA D.E.D. 6, 087 2 26 1,006 1,024 532 492 316 309 285 23 i 1- 285 1,019 1,234 0.83 6,732 0~" Ballyklne Townland 334 0 25 59 50 28 22 17 15 13 2 . 13 50 53 0.94 306 0 O Begny (f) " i 908 3 21 244 269 139 130 77 77 72 4 1 72 265 338 0.78 1,557 2 Burren « 1 1,232 1 4 157 136 74 QZ 45 45 43 2 43 136 172 0.79 891 5 D Clontanagulllon " ' 801 1 9 64 93 51 42 21 23 23 , 23 93 95 0.98 709 5 O « 630 3 34 126 126 68 58 44 44 37 7 38 126 149 0.85 600 15 Dromara " 242 1 0 69 64 30 34 19 18 18 , 18 64 95 0.67 586 10 Drumadoney « 855 2 39 102 118 58 60 30 28 28 , 28 118 119 1 0.99 940 15 Moydalgan « 531 1 20 101 95 • 48 47 34 35 30 5 30 95 134 0.71 673 8 Mullaghdrln w 550 2 34 84 73 36 37 29 24 21 3 20 1 72 79 0.91 467 0 Drcmara Town, part of (f) - - - i^7 175 87 88 1^5 ^6 L15 1 • 1^6 172 212 0.81 I ' - - 83. DRUllBO D.E.D. 3,486 0 27 1,109 1,248 612 636 300 365 349 15 1 348 1,240 1,484 0.84 7,591 1 Ballyaghlls Townland 252 0 18 92 115 46 69 28 38 35 3 , 35 115 144 0.80 784 5 Ballycarn « 491 2 33 141 165 86 79 34 ! 51 i 46 1 4 1 46 165 188 0.88 1,056 15 Ballygowan " 199 0 36 42 67 30 ; 37 17 21 21 , 21 67 106 0.63 605 0 Ballylessan « 494 3 25 293 342 172 1 170 78 98 96 2 96 342 ' 407 1 0.84 1,384 6 Drumbeg •» 379 1 27 206 192 95 97 57 65 60 5 59 184 240 0.77 1,212 5 Drumb 0 " 1,328 1 2 10 278 1 309 152 ! 157 71 79 i 78 1 _ 1 78 309 ! 337 1 0.92 2,183 10 Leveroge » 340 0 38 57 58 31 27 15 13 13 • 13 58 62 0.94 385 0 1. r 1 =aa 1 (a,^,) The town of Ballyskeagh stands on the Townland of Ballyskeagh, the figures for which Include those shown for the town. (b) The town of Tullynacross stands on the Townland of Tullynacross, the figures for which Include those shown for the town. The remainder of the (c) This portion of Hillsborough town stands on the Townland of Large Parte, the figures for which Include those shown for this portion of the town. town Is In Hillsborough (86) D.E.D. The entire town contains 585 persons. (d) The town of stands on the Tovmland of Breda, the figures for which include those shown for the town. (e) The town of Carryduff stands on the Townland of Carryduff, the figures for which Include those shown for the town. The remainder of the town Is (f) This portion of Dromara Town stands on the Townland of Begny, the figures for which Include those shown for this portion of the town In Crossgar (29) D.E.D. The entire town contains 218 persons. 'p TABLE 4, - Area, Population, Houses, County, Municipal Boroughs, Urban Districts, o\ Accotrmodation, and Valuation - continued Rural Districts, District Electoral Divisions, Town lands, and Towns

Population Houses Ac commod a t i on RateabJ c County Districts ^ 1951 1951 Popula­ Valuatj on District electoral Divi sions. Area NO. Of tion In Rooms [Persons in Private Townlands and Towns 1937 1937 In­ Private Occu­ per 1952 Persons Males Females Total Unin­ Build­ House- habited habited ing House­ pied Room [ holds holds 1 Acres R. P. 1 £ s. RURAL DISTRICTS - continiLBd HILLSBOROUGH RURAL DISTRICT - continued o 84. EDENDERRY D.E.D. 1,390 0 23 1,262 1,301 607 694 317 387 365 21 1 365 1,301 1,411 0.92 5,632 5 m Ballycowan Townland 727 3 38 439 401 193 208 104 115 108 6 1 ' 108 401 408 0.98 1,734 11 Ballynahatty N 258 2 25 101 101 42 59 25 28 26 2 • 26 i 101 122 0.83 696 14 Ballynavally (a) n 279 3 9 305 462 213 249 83 139 129 10 , 129 462 486 0.95 1,381 15 Edenderry (b) " 123 2 31 417 337 159 178 105 105 lOB 3 • 102 337 395 0.85 1,819 5 Sdenderry Tovjn (b) - - - 383 30^ 139 165 96 96 93 , 3 . 93 300- 357 0.85 - - o Mil I town Toion (a) - - - 2^2 381 170 211 66 118 108 10 • 108 381 390 0,98 - - 85. GUSDRUMMAN D.E.D. e,i56 2 20 1,210 1,255 616 639 350 353 337 14 2 337 1,255 1,289 0.97 7,523 16 o Ballycreen Townland 623 0 28 64 54 28 26 1 23 19 17 2 , 17 54 70 0.77 569 15 H Ballyklne Lower R j 605 2 38 147 175 87 88 50 54 51 1 2 51 175 168 1.04 873 0 Ballyklne upper H 690 1 28 182 181 86 95 50 52 51 1 • 51 181 201 0.90 1,147 0 W Ballymacaramery n i 792 3 23 118 112 52 60 i 33 28 24 4 • 24 112 104 1.08 816 0 Creevytenant H 920 2 34 161 165 91 74 46 49 47 2 , 47 165 175 0.94 1 1,011 4 Glasdruinman N 1,138 0 35! 313 327 161 166 86 89 87 2 . 87 327 320 1.02 1,581 15 Magheraknock II 806 3 5 120 146 70 76 36 38 38 ^ , 38 146 153 0.95 824 10 Tul lywasnacunagh It j 578 2 29 105 95 41 54 26 24 22 2 • 22 95 98 0.97 700 12 m 86. HILLSBOROUGH D.E*D. 3,278 0 29 1,199 1,292 631 661 359 386 354 27 5 353 1,287 1,688 0.76 7,153 15 > Aghandunvarran Townland 515 1 39 105 91 47 44 31 32 29 3 , 29 91 134 0.68 688 5 Ballyfceel Art 1 finny 8 ! 648 . 3 2l 182 178 89 89 46 48 43 3 2 43 178 188 0.95 935 10 o Corcreeny N 1 643 0 31 83 87 46 41 28 28 26 2 . 26 87 127 0.69 861 15 Druiriatlhugii It 1 252 2 1 60 70 37 33 20 22 18 2 2 18 70 76 0.92 452 5 Hlllsborougn (c) II 612 0 21 i 634 709 341 368 192 210 198 11 1 197 704 943 0.75 3,462 5 Small Park (c) n 96 0 22! 25 22 11 11 5 6 4 2 , 4 22 62 0.35 18 15 Taughblane It 509 3 33 110 135 60 75 37 40 36 4 • 36 135 158 0.85 735. 0 HiHsborough foim. part of (cj - - - 5614 575 267 308 171 170 158 12 . 157 570 785 0.73 - - 87. MAZE D.E.D. 3,296 3 35 1,306 1,281 623 658 355 347 322 20 5 1 322 1,281 1,493 0.86 6,438 6 Aghnatrlsk TownlanO, 249 2 36 62 77 42 35 15 17 16 1 ^ 16 77 83 0.93 409 5 Annacloy n 189 1 39 57 65 33 32 16 17 17 , , 17 65 84 0.77 338 5 Culcavy It 793 3 2 479 489 225 264 127 130 116 11 3 116 489 592 0.83 2,690 8 Drumatlliugh It 35 0 3 15 21 9 12 3 3 3 , , 3 21 19 1.11 55 15 Llsadlan n 388 3 18 138 119 62 57 32 31 30 1 , 30 119 131 0.91 608 5 Maze N 1,564 3 3 534 497 247 250 158 146 137 7 2 137 497 567 0.88 2,213 13 Reilly»s Trench It 75 1 14 21 13 5 8 1 4 3 3 • ' 3 13 ! 17 0.76 1 122 1 15 88. OULEY D.E.D. 6,676 Oj 19| 1,206 1,406 706 700 338 385 374 10 1 373 1,400 1,605 0.87 9,474 5 Ballyknockan Townland j 627 2 i 16 108 102 56 46 31 32 31 1 31 102 121 0.84 768 15 Bresagh R 509 J 2 ' 35 ^ 74 78 39 39 1' 3 4 ' 20 4 ' 20 78 ' 92 ' 0.85 " 671 ' 0 Carrlckmaddyroe " 784 2 15 106 166 1 77 88 36 1 41 40 1 1 40 165 159 1.04 1,332 5 en Carrlcknaveagh « 969 3 17 1 241 280 138 142 66 76 72 4 72 280 296 0.95 1,488 15 Drumallg « i 880 3 32 155 172 93 79 1 41 48 48 • 48 172 214 0.80 1,403 6 C71 Klllaney « i £99 3 11 1 53 58 29 29 ! 15 17 16 1 16 58 79 0.73 421 14 en Kllllnure " 769 2 11 1 151 166 86 80 i 41 49 49 • 49 166 214 0.78 1,067 10 Lessans » 485 3 19 85 128 63 66 23 30 30 • 30 128 133 0.96 627 15 Llsdoonan « i 618 2 15: 89 141 63 78 1 29 37 37 • 36 135 155 0.87 789 5 Llsnasallagh " 88 2 1 4 4 2 2 1 1 1 1 • 1 1 4 9 0.44 80 5 ouley " ; 747 0 7 140 112 60 52 32 30 30 • 1 30 112 133 0.84 823 15 89. D.E.D. | 4,496 3 12 1,383 1,549 791 788 J 398 425 404 20 1 \ 401 1,541 1,712 0.90 8, 895 2 Ballyagherty Townland 1 345 2 28 55 55 29 26 14 17 17 , 16 54 67 0.81 646 5 Cralgnasasonagh « 601 0 3 88 106 59 47 24 27 24 3 24 106 98 1.08 651 15 Drumaconnell East « 121 2 28 46 41 21 20 1 13 12 11 • 11 41 51 0.80 195 10 Drumaconnell West « 146 1 33 53 68 30 38 18 18 17 1 i 17 • 68 66 1.03 i 146 15 Glasdrumman »• 738 2 32 \ 86 201 103 98 26 46 46 . 46 201 211 0.95 I 1,322 5 Llshane » 786 3 15 : 129 118 61 57 34 31 29 2 29 118 143 0.83 i 826 7 Llsdalgan " 476 1 3 68 76 41 35 i 21 24 22 2 22 76 87 0.87 737 10 Salntfleld Parks (d) « 237 1 19 663 670 335 335 191 189 179 10 177 663 770 0.86 1 3,301 15 Tonaghmore « 1,042 3 11 195 214 112 102 i 57 61 59 2 59 214 219 0.98 j 1,067 0 Saintfield Town (dj - - - 551 60^ 30? 297 155 170 161 9 • 159 597 677 0.88 1 - KILKEEL RURAL DISTRICT (f) (g) 79,829 3 35 12,960 L3,4€^ 6,708 6,774 p5,463 3,675 3,295 327 53 5,292 13,223 12,809 1.03 65,500 18 90. D.E.D. 2,438 2 0 1,112 1,164 570 594 316 339 307 12 20 507 1,164 1,267 0.92 3,635 14 o Moneydorragh More Townland o (e) 1,348 0 5 990 1,036 495 541 281 307 1 278 9 20 278 1,036 1.174 0.88 3,324 18 Moneydorragh More upper » 1,090 i Zb . 122- 128 75 53 35 32 1 29 3 - 29 128 93 1.38 310 16 z Annalong Town (e) - - - 286 388 17il 2 m 98 mo 115 5 20 115 388 520 0.75 - - o 91. ATTICAL D.E.D. 7,585 0 7 770 757 401 356 183 169 167 1 1 167 757 557 1.36 2, 801 0 D Attlcal Townland 398 0 8 1 119 : 121 76 45 25 23 23 , 23 121 74 1.64 261 "ll O Aughrlm " 671 0 33 116 1 137 74 63 30 28 27 , 27 137 88 1.56 454 10 Ballymageogh « 1,438 2 14 260 256 122 134 63 61 61 , 61 266 174 1.47 786 3 Ballyrogan or Moume Park n 1,222 2 21 63 59 27 32 14 13 12 1 12 59 80 0.74 746 10 Moume Mountains Mlddlen 3,162 2 15 13^ 14 9 5 • 3 3 3 , 3 14 8 1.75 81 8 Tullyframe " 691 3 36 19^ 170 93 77 48 41 41 . 1 41 170 133 1.28 470 18 92. BALLINRAN D.E.D. 3,312 1 28 626 600 318 282 146 135 1 133 2 133 600 498 1.20 3,267 13 Balllnran Townland 893 1 36 286 249 132 117 66 57 1 57 , 57 249 224 1.11 642 9 Balllnran upper " 551 2 9 52 52 23 29 11 14 14 , 14 52 49 1.06 1,706 0 Leitrim « 777 1 33 141 139 74 65 34 29 ! 28 1 28 139 97 1.43 499 5 Lei trim UPPer •» 358 0 26 15 31 18 13 2 1 5 5 • 5 31 17, 1.82 • 25 12 Moyad « 434 0 \ 23 66 86 48 38 17 19 18 1 18 86 72 1.19 350 0 Moyad upper « 297 2 1 21 66 43 23 20 16 11 11 11 43 39 1.10 44 7

The town of Mllltown stands on the Townland of Ballynavally, the figures for which Include those shown for the town. The town of Edenderry stands on the Townland of Edenderry, the figures for which Include those shown for the town. c) This portion of Hlllshorough Town stands on the Townlands of Hillsborough and Small Park, the figures for which Include those shown for this portion of the town, The remainder of the town Is In Ballyworfy (78) D.E.D. The entire town contains 585 persons. (d) The town of Salntfleld stands on the Townland of Salntfleld Parks, the figures for which Include those shown for the town. (e) The town of Annalong stands on the Townland of Moneydorragh More, the figures for which Include those shown for the town. (f) Kllkeel, formerly a town under the Towns Improvement (Ireland) Act, 1854, and forming part of Kllkeel R.D. was made an urban District on 1st April, 1937. (g) The number of D.E.D*s In Kllkeel R.D. was reduced from nineteen to seventeen as from 1st April, 1937. "p TABLE 4. - Area, Population, Houses, County, Municipal Boroughs, Urban Districts, to Accommodation, and Valuation continued Rural Districts, District Electoral Divisions, 4^ Townlands, and Towns :J'•'vr^.itr =: Population Houses Ac comnod a t i on 1 Rateabl Q County Districts 1951 1951 Popula­ Valuati on District £lectorsl Divisions, Are a •Iwo. of in J Private tion In Rooms Persons Townlands and Towns 1937 1937 In­ Unln- Bul Private Occu­ per 1952 Persons Males Females Total l

99. DUNNAMAN D.E.D. 2,395 3 4 941 L,239 558 681 188 265 247 2 16 1 248 1,117 916 1.22 1 4,544 5 Augtma loopy Townland 382 0 28 132 130 70 60 25 40 25 15 1 24 127 100 1.27 I 395 10 Ballyardel ' " 338 2 3 133 83 41 42 31 24 24 24 83 97 0.86 476 10 Ballymagart ff 203 0 35 67 72 42 30 12 13 13 13 72 52 1.38 \ 346 5 Derryoge n 664 2 22 198 514 252 262 55 114 114 114 514 389 1.32 1,630 5 Drumcro R 332 1 33 58 44 19 25 1 11 9 8 1 8 44 35 1.26 373 5 Drumindaiey R 143 1 37 87 55 24 31 1 5 11 9 2 10 49 41 1.20 470 0 DunnaBian R 331 1 6 266 341 110 231 49 54 54 • 55 228 202 1.13 852 10

100. FOFANNY D.E.D. 5,364 1 12 654 605 327 276 197 183 167 16 168 605 605 1.00 3,460 15 Ardaghy Townland 371 0 27 55 74 44 30 15 19 17 2 17 74 60 1.23 t 300 0 Ballymoney n 503 1 6 61 47 28 19 1 16 14 12 2 12 47 58 0.81 441 15 Cock Mountain Common « | 284 2 13 • • • • i • • . • • • .. • 2 1 10 Drumena R ] 549 2 35 1 96 74 43 31 1 25 26 26 , 1 26 74 99 0.75 411 1 10 Fofannyt)ane R 930 0 29 i 98 80 42 38 31 25 24 1 1 2^ 80 73 1.10 355 1 5 Fofannyreagh R 1,209 0 35 1 177 175 93 82 60 46 44 2 45 175 145 1.21 965 15 Letallan M 504 3 14 81 83 41 42 1 25 28 22 6 22 83 83 1.00 463 i 0 o Sllevenalargy " 484 3 36 25 18 9 9 9 8 6 2 6 18 22 0.82 217 15 o Tullynasoo R 1 526 1 17 ' 61 52 27 25 1 16 17 16 1 16 52 65 0.80 303 5 c z 101. GUSDRUMMAN D.E.D. 5,064 1 11^ i 838 923 460 463 268 281 241 38 2 241 923 914 1.01 3,186 13 H Glasdruianan Tovmland 1,290 0 11 267 301 159 142 87 98 77 21 . 77 301 300 1.00 1,260 17 Glasdrumnan upper R 1,788 1 24 23 23 12 11 1 10 7 7 • • 7 23 14 1.64 183 15 o Mullartown R 1,309 3 30 1 525 571 276 295 149 165 148 15 2 148 571 558 1.02 1,731 6 R Mullartown upper 675 3 26 23 28 13 15 12 11 9 2 • 9 28 42 0.67 10 15 o 102. GREENCASTIE D.E.D. 2,576 2 19 754 716 368 348 207 188 163 24 1 161 704 649 1.08 3,152 12 o Ballynahatten Townland 339 2 1 ' 122 33 18 15 ' 30 9 8 1 8 33 27 1.22 215 15 Cranfleld R 486 0 6 1 125 161 82 79 43 57 36 21 36 161 156 1.03 775 17 Drummanmore R 330 2 18 85 90 51 39 16 17 17 16 81 62 1.31 322 17 R 275 3 24 99 128 68 60 28 29 29 29 128 107 1.20 443 18 Grange N 174 1 21 35 40 18 22 ii 12 12 12 40 50 0.80 176 0 Greencastle H 638 2 19 1 179 171 86 85 i 57 45 42 2 42 171 167 1.02 827 10 Lurganconary R' 107 1 18 1 23 6 2 4 3 2 2 2 6 9 0.67 1 122 10 Lurganreagh R 218 2 13 86 84 40 44 19 16 16 16 84 71 1.18 268 5 islands In : Deadman»s 0 1 5 3 3 1 1 • Green 1 1 0 , Linden's.Lump 0 0 20 . Long 1 0 3 • Thompsons 2 0 21 • Three (unnamed) 0 3 10 •

103. D.E.D. 1 9,063 2 20 808 785 350 435 266 280 230 48 2 230 785 872 0.90 4,893 16 Balllncurry Tovmland 262 0 31 56 54 24 30 20 20 19 1 • 19 54 80 0.68 315 10 R Ballincurry upper 51 3 9 , , « • , . , . , , , • , , 6 10 Balllndoalty R 216 0 27 37 29 17 12 13 12 11 1 , 11 29 40 0.73 259 0 Balllndoalty upper R 77 2 37 • . • • . • . , • • \ • , • 9 15 Balllnran R 205 0 36 124 157 56 101 59 74 51 22 1 51 157 250 0.63 1,164 17 -^ TABLE 4. - Area, Population, Houses, County, Municipal Boroughs, Urban Districts, to gt Accommodation, and Valuation continued Rural Districts, District Electoral Divisions, Townlands, and Towns

Population Houses Accommodation Rateabl Q County Districts 1951 1951 Popula­ Valuati on District Electoral Divisions, Area No. of tion m Rooms Persons in Townlands and Towns 1937 1937 Private Private Occu­ per 1952 In­ Unin­ Build­ House­ Persons Males Females Total habited habited ing House­ pied Room holds holds Acres R. p. 1 £ s. RURAL DISTRICTS - continued KILKEEL RURAL DISTRICT - continued 103. KILLOWEN D.E.D. - continued n Balllnran Upper Townland 79 3 10 , , , , ^ , , , 1 , , , , 5 10 w Balllntur »» 230 0 2 44 50 23 27 19 19 17 2 1 17 50 66 0.89 293 17 GO Balimtur upper •» 140 3 12 , , , , . • • , • , • , 12 0 Ballyedmoncl " 255 1 24 41 37 18 19 16 13 12 1 37 47 0.79 ! 456 0 Ballyedmond Upper " 91 1 0 • • • • • • • • 1 ^• • • • 9 5 G Ballyneddan « 130 2 19 48 45 18 27 17 24 16 8 16 45 74 0.61 372 10 Ballyneddan Upper w 118 0 34 • , , , • , . « 1 , • • « 8 15 O Kllbroney " 607 0 25 230 129 57 72 59 43 37 5 37 129 13g, 0.98 648 5 Kllbroney Upper « 1 1,035 3 10 40 108 52 66 12 27 23 4 23 108 68 1.86 31 6 Kllfeaghan « i 298 3 22 43 41 23 18 16 15 11 4 ' 11 41 S4 1.21 206 9 o Kllfeaghan Upper " 515 2 29 • , , , , , . • • . •.;. • • 38 0 Klllowen Mountains " 680 0 9 • , , , , , . • • ^ • • 43 0 H Newtown " 387 1 5 123 115 51 64 30 29 29 2& 115 86 1.34 687 0 W Newtown Upper " ! 230 2 12 , , . , , , , • • « « * • Rosstrevor Mountains " 2,117 3 9 , , • , • , , • • • • • . Rosstrevor Upper " i 1,022 2 4 . • • , . , , . . • , 151 18 Tamnyveagh " i 165 0 35 22 20 11 9 5 4 4 1 ^ 20 16 1.33 j 175 10 The Point Park " 145 . . 1 19 l__j^ l__ • • • • • • • • • • • W lOi. LISNACREE D.E.D. 6,920 0 20 590 565 298 267 161 137 134 3 r i34~ 565 522" 1.08 2,735 9 > Agliyoghlll Townland • 194 3 16 i 43 31 18 13 11 8 8 8 31 27 1.16 i 179 10 Ballygowan » 125 1 32^ 35 42 26 16 15 12 12 • 12 42 39 1.08 185 5 o Ballymadeerfy " 450 b 4 94 105 54 51 22 21 21 , 21- 106 94 1.12 432 14 Benagh Lower •• 156 2 26 35 41 21 20 13 11 10 1 10 41 37 1.11 1 161 15 Benagh Upper " i 289 2 3 26 23 9 14 6 8 7 1 7 23 21 1.10 1 261 15 Corcrea^an « 204 1 5 35 17 10 7 13 6 6 , 6 17 21 0.81 2Z2 10 Drurrimanlane « 87 0 20 20 20 13 7 5 6 5 • 5 20 18 1,11 88 10 Glenloughan " 358 2 0 150 135 65 70 35 30 30 , 30 136 110 1.23 379 11 Glenloughan Upper « 326 2 39 10 18 9 9 3 4 4 , 4 18 16 1.13 26 5 Gulneways " { 65 0 30 12 4 3 1 5 1 1 , 1 4 2 2.00 48 1 0 Gulneways Upper » 31 3 10 8 3 3 • 3 3 2 1 2 3 5 0.60 6 10 Llsnacree " 260 0 ! 15 39 43 24 19 10 7 7 • 7 43 35 1.23 325 I 15 Llsnacree Upper « 36 0 1 21 33 38 20 18 6 10 10 ,, 10 38 38 1.00 2. 1 15 Magkiery " 266 1 ! 5 50 45 23 22 15 11 • i ^^ 45 69 0.76 316 4 West« 4,068 1 34 • • • . • • n• .• * • • . 88 10 105. MAOHERA D.E.D. 7,052 3 36 766 810 407 403 233 340 030 108 2 228 806 905 0.89 6,695 6 Ballaghanery Townland 907 2 i 19 62 41 16 26 29 15 12 3 12 41 • 36 1.17 342 1 5 Ballaghanery Upper " 1,143 3 22 I 63 84 43 41 26 43 24 19 24 84 103 0.82 650 4 Ballagtibeg " 1,644 3 1 21 6 3 1 2 2 1 1 • 1 3 4 0.75 302 6 Ballyginny » 521 0 i 7 132 105 59 46 31 29 g9 , 29 105 109 0.96 706 14 Ballyloughlln « 408 0 14 17 34 17 17 11 9 9 , 9 34 35 0.97 432 16 Camacavlll « 544 0 39 113 117 66 61 32 37 ^4 3 34 117 153 0.76 985 5 H" Murlough upper " 418 3 22 123 148 79 69 35 83 42 41 1 42 148 1 156 0.95 902 1 1 >|5^ Tollymore " 313 2 !34 149 194 93 101 36 90 49 40 1 1 47 190 194 0.98 808 7 § Tullybranlgan « 1,150 2 18 101 84 43 41 31 33 30 2 1L 1 30 84 116 0.72 1 565 10 106. ROSSTREVOR D.E.D* 627 0 25 934 1,113 489 624 263 294 I 279 15 1 282 1,033 1,284 0.80 6,537 15 Rosstrevor (a) forniland 527 0 25 934 1,113 489 624 263 294 279 15 1 282 1,033 1,284 0.80 6, 537 15

Rosstrevor Taun (aJ - - - 822 811 336 L175 223 222 \ 212 1 10 1 21il 731 993 0.74 -____ -> MOIRA RIIRAL DISTRICT 27,260 0 1 8,675 8,937 4,465 4,472 2,380 2,451 2,298 102 51 1 2,298 8,622 10,134 0.85 53,331 1

107. BALLYLENY D.E.D. 4,484 1 7 1,310 1,367 673 694 345 381 370 11 1 371 1,367 1,695 0.81 9,549 i 12 Ballylceel Townland 270 0 30 57 56 27 29 15 15 i 15 . 15 56 69 0.81 378 0 Ballylehy " 284 1 28 29 21 10 11 10 7 7 . 1 '7 • 21 31 0.68 337 ' 15 Ballyinacanally " 204 0 16 15 12 6 6 3 3 3 • 1 3 12 21 0.57 248 0 Ballymacateer " 1 733 2 25 299 335 169 166 79 91 91 • 1 92 335 459 0.73 2,115 14 Clogher " 143 3 27 46 35 20 15 1 B 10 10 • 1 10 35 42 0.83 203 15 Drumim " 252 0 25 54 50 23 27 1 19 18 17 1 1 1'7 50 76 0.66 360 15 Drumnabreeze " 319 0 36 30 40 16 24 9 11 11 , 1 11 40 55 0.73 514 10 Drumnaferry " 139 3 32 82 101 53 48 19 25 23 2 1 23 101 99 1.02 260 8 EdenballycoggUl " 254 3 30 132 158 75 83 32 43 42 1 . 1 42 158 174 0.91 1,216 10 Oregorlough » 258 1 12 32 23 8 15 5 5 5 • 5 23 23 1.00 282 0 Kllfullert " 132 0 26 39 36 17 19 11 12 10 2 . 1 10 36 43 0.84 192 10 Klrcassock « 200 3 33 11 13 5 8 4 4 3 1 1- 3 13 14 0.93 476 0 Llsiiiaine " 293 2 5 40 55 27 28 18 16 16 , 16 55 65 0.85 398 10 Llsnashanker » 301 2 13 34 38 20 18 11 10 10 , 1 10 38 58 0.66 432 5 o Llsnasure " 232 0 1 25 15 6 9 5 4 4 , 4» 15 22 0.68 262 0 o Taughrane (b) « 195 0 24 292 326 161 165 79 93 91 2 1 91 326 398 0.82 1,490 5 Tuiiynacross » 268 0 4 93 53 30 23 18 14 12 2 . 1 12 53 46 1.15 380 15 c Dollingstoun Town (h) - - - 223 198 9-9 99 62 58 58 • 1 58 198 246 0.80 - - z H 108. D.E.D. 2,223 2 23 1,007 962 462 500 304 310 277 12 21 1 278 962 1,134 0.85 4,028 4 o Bleary Townland 911 0 9 1 510 516 246 270 149 166 139 6 21 1 139 516 548 0.94 1,711 19 Corcreeny " 1,171 1 22 1 419 366 177 189 129 122 118 4 1 119 366 494 0.74 1, 913 0 o Cornreany " 141 0 32 78 80 39 41 26 22 20 2 1 20 80 92 0.87 403 5 o 109. CURE D.E.D. 3,813 0 33 1,208 1,260 612 648 336 367 353 13 1 1 352 1,253 1,491 0.84 i 7,283 9 Ballydugan Townland 941 3 39 394 354 173 181 114 112 102 9 :L 1 102 354 424 0.83 1,759 5 Ballymacanallen (c) " 675 2 20 ^1 424 205 219 ' 75 118 116 2 115 417 468 0.89 2,251 0 Ballynagarrlck " 860 1 7 283 242 116 126 1 73 72 71 1 . 1 71 242 325 0.74 1,429 14 Clare " 1,335 1 7 260 240 118 122 74 65 64 1 . 1 64 240 274 0.88 1,843 10 Dunbar ton Town, part of (c) - - - 182 292 1U8 im 1 U6 74 73 1 72 285 320 0.89 j - - 110. D0NAC3ICL0NEY D.E.D. 3,592 3 28 1,446 1,309 638 671 367 395 357 17 21 1 357 1,309 1,550 0.84 7,584 14 Annaghmakeonan Townland 378 2 17 30 24 13 11 4 4 4 , , 24 24 1.00 429 5 Ballygunaghan •• 433 2 15 150 117 60 57 42 41 35 6 , 1 ^35 117 147 0.80 693 17 Ballylough " 419 2 31 46 55 24 31 14 13 13 , 1 13 55 56 0.98 496 0 Ballynabragget " 392 3 38 110 112 55 57 31 33 33 a 1 33 112 150 0.75 660 17 Banoge " 573 1 21 222 223 113 110 57 65 58 6 1 1 58 223 259 0.86 1,130 5 (d) " 301 1 5 565 497 232 265 138 155 134 1 20 1 134 497 574 0.87 2,487 10 Lurgantamry " 202 1 20 5 4 2 2 1 1 1 • , 1 1 4 6 0.67 213 0 Monree " J 162 2 19 54 56 24 32 1 14 15 15 * ^ ! 1 15 56 59 0.95 1 224 1 15

The town of Rosstrevor stands on the Townland of Rosstrevor, the figures for which Include those shown for the town. The town of Dol lings town stands on the Townland of Taughrane, the figures for which Include those shown for the town. The remainder of the town This portion of Dunbarton stands on the Townland of Ballymacanallen, the figures for which Include those shown for this portion of the town. (d) Is in Loughans (35) D.E.D. The entire town contains 779 persons. See note (a) on page 29. p TABLE 4. Area, Population, Houses, County, Municipal Boroughs, Urban Districts, Accommodation, and Valuation - continued Rural Districts, District Electoral Divisions, Townlands, and Towns

Population Houses Accommodation Rateab] e County Districts 1951 1951 Popula­ Valuation District Electoral Divisions, Area NO. of tion In Rooms Persons in 1937 Private Townlands and Towns 1937 In­ Unln- Private Occu­ per 1952 Persons Males Females Total Build­ House­ habited habltecl ing House­ pied Room holds holds Acres R. P. 1 £ 3. RURAL DISTRICTS - continued

MOIRA RURAL DISTRICT - continued 110. DONAGHCLONEY D.E.D. - n continued w Moygannon Tovmland 460 3 0 227 190 99 91 53 58 55 3 , 55 190 i 235 0.81 903 0 Tullycarn " 267 2 22 37 31 16 15 13 10 9 1 • 9 31 ' 40 0.78 346 \ 5 C Donaghcloney Town (a) ! - - - U71 urn 190 2 m 109 110 109 1 . 109 ilOii il55 0.89 - - o 111. MAOHERALIN D.E.D. 4,474 1 11 1,211 1,267 618 649 1 358 344 328 13 3 329 1,264 1,429 0.88 9,183 15 Ballymacbredan Townland 204 3 27 91 134 66 68 1 27 30 29 . 1 29 134 107 1.26 378 15 Ballymacinalne " 209 3 24 119 120 61 59 32 32 32 , . 32 120 138 0.87 590 10 o Ballymagln (b) •» 361 1 24 156 173 77 96 53 48 48 , , 48 173 201 0.86 786 0 Ballymakeonan (b) » 487 0 34 166 174 82 92 49 49 48 1 , 49 174 189 0.92 975 0 H Ballynadrone (b) •» 110 3 5 14 19 12 7 4 5 5 , , 5 19 27 0.70 1,336 0 X Drumo and Drumcro W (b) 425 2 17 215 210 99 111 47 51 50 , 1 50 210 237 0.89 981 10 OortnaiTiOny »» 205 3 14 46 49 25 24 17 18 16 1 1 15 46 72 0.64 473 5 Kllmlnloge •» 197 3 20 31- 24 10 14 10 10 8 2 ®* 24 38 0.63 280 15 Kllmore " 1,531 2 6 276 262 132 130 ! 94 76 69 7 69* ZQZ 308 0.85 2,256 5 Legmore •» 170 3 17 34 40 21 19 1 8 8 8 , 8 40 38 1.05 289 0 Tullyana^an « 26Q 2 11 21 27 13 14 1 6 8 7 1 7 27 33 0.82 427 6 Tullyloob »» 299 3 12 42 35 20 15 11 9 8 1 9 35 41 0.85 409 10 Town (b) - - - 279 2m 112 132 80 67 66 1 , 67 2m 266 0.92 - - a 112. MOIRA D.E.D. 6,461 2 21 1,430 1,781 994 787 380 360 336 22 2 335 1,484 1,535 0.97 10,393 5 "Augjuiadrumman Towtiland 135 0 6 20 24 14 10 7 7 7 , 7 24 22 1.09 211 16 -^Aughnafosjfcer (c) « i 139 1 14 24 324 ZQO 64 9 10 9 1 ' 8 i 27 46 0.59 402 10 -Balloonlgan » 154 3 6 23 19 11 8 7 6 6 . 6 19 20 0.95 183 1 10 ••Ballycanal " 137 3 4 37 42 19 23 9 11 11 . 11 42 60 0.70 344 1 16 •• Ballygowan » 505 2 25 131 120 60 60 31 29 27 2 27 120 107 1.12 646 0 •^Ballyknock " i 1,202 3 23 250 252 123 129 62 53 49 4 49 252 215 1.17 1,490 0 •- Ballymacbrennan " i 286 0 9 38 36 19 17 10 8 8 . 8 36 41 0.88 358 16 -Ballymagaraghan « i 558 0 1 108 112 51 61 25 25 22 2 1 22 112 110 1.02 812 5 -Bottler » 468 2 15 93 83 46 37 ; 19 19 17 2 17 ' 83 75 1.11 621 15 '• East (c) » 35 0 1 201 244 125 119 60 58 51 7 51 244 214 1.14 693 0 * Carnalbanag^ West (c) » 16 1 26 139 160 84 76 44 41 41 41 160 228 ^ 0.70 630 15 -Clare (c) » 129 3 17 20 20 9 11 8 9 9 9 20 28 0.71 264 15 -Derrydrummult " 162 1 13 44 39 18 21 10 9 9 9 39 43 0.91 292 10 --Drumbane « 179 3 28 31 18 9 9 i 4 4 4 4 18 25 0.72 284 0 ""Edenmore « 241 0 1 35 Z^ 11 15 7 6 6 6 26 28 0.93 310 0 " Feney w 185 3 1 0 16 24 13 11 \ 7 6 5 1 5 24 1 21 1.14 233 10 - Qartross " 257 2 6 9 10 6 4 4 5 4 1 4 10 i 22 0.45 303 15 «—> «-•> — Lurganvllle " 598 0 24 122 140 70 70 31 28 26 1 2 ^ 26 140 125 1.12 772 10 I? ^Magherahlnch " 133 1 5 6 3 1 2 1 1 1 , • 1 3 7 0.43 212 10 ^Rlsk »• 311 1 S 11 15 8 7 3 6 5 • 1 5 15 19 \ 0.79 568 10 - Taughlumny " 273 3 ' 9 1 38 33 16 17 10 1 8 8 . • 8 33 39 0.85 334 5 — Tullyard " 370 0 24 34 37 21 16 12 11 11 • • 11 37 40 0.93 433 0 Moira Tovn (c) - - - 3ii7 409 \ 210 199 109 ion 9? 7 . • 97 il09 467 0.88 - - 113.. D.E.D. 2,209 3 1 38 1,063 991 468 523 290 294 277 14 3 1 276 983 1,500 0.76 5,308 2 Annaghanoon Townland 627 1 1 1 202 197 92 105 53 52 49 3 • 49 197 233 0.85 1,066 0 Mag^erana (d) " 727 1 1 33 342 284 134 150 91 86 84 1 1 83 276 422 0.65 1,715 2 Tullyherron (d) " 855 1 4 519 510 242 268 146 156 144 i 10 2 144 510 1 645 0.79 2,527 0 Waringstonn Toun (d) ' - - U06 359^ 170 189 1 112 10? 101 5 , 1 101 359 1476 0.75 - - NEWRY NO.l RURAL DISTTRICT 64,741 0 5 12,835 12,993 6.678 6,315 3.409 3,377 3,179 182 16 3,159 12,798 12,748 1.00 71,165 13

114. BALLYCOSHONE D.E.D. 4,052 2 16 798 703 356 347 228 210 193 16 1 192 693 742 0.93 4,046 6 Ballycoshone Lower Townland 179 2 32 23 18 7 11 6 6 5 1 • 5 18 25 0.72 160 5 Ballycoshone Upper " 248 0 7 1 25 28 14 14 9 9 8 1 8 28 34 0.82 294 3 Ballygorlan Beg " 504 2 19 131 117 63 54 31 26 26 . 28 117 108 1.08 504 10 Ballynagappoge « 489 2 12 126 104 49 55 36 34 30 3 • 30 104 105 0.99 464 6 Ballyweely " 249 3 11 45 38 18 20 16 11 9 2 9 38 30 1.27 253 10 o Cavan " 393 0 36 48 53 25 28 13 13 11 2 11 53 58 0.91 399 10 Drumarkln " 201 2 19 45 40 19 21 11 14 12 2 10 31 36 0.86 235 5 o Drumnascamph " 419 3 27 69 74 40 34 20 21 20 1 1 19 73 79 0.92 I 453 8 Lenlsh " 319 0 13 73 71 39 32 26 22 20 2 1 20 71 66 1.08 362 15 Llsnauiulllgan " 686 2 38 132 109 55 54 ! 34 31 30 1 30 109 133 0.82 556 15 Moneygore " 360 1 2 81 51 27 24 26 23 22 1 22 51 68 0.75 362 0

115. BALLYHOLLAND D.E.D. 2,710 1 241 885 854 456 398 210 210 202 8 202 854 694 1.23 2,676 15 Ballyholland Lower Townland 320 0 22 105.. 78 49 29 24 22 20 2 20 78 55 1.42 319 10 Ballyholland Upper " 365 2 0 139 126 63 63 34 32 30 2 30 126 97 1.30 273 10 Carrogs " 570 0 5 127 157 88 69 38 36 35 1 35 157 112 1.40 ! 434 0 Commons " 587 0 6 272 267 123 144 61 64 64 . 64 267 226 1.18 1 774 0 Oreenan « 867 2 31 242 226 133 93 53 56 53 3 53 226 204 1.11 1 875 15

116. CARRICKCROSSAN D.E.D. 4,390 3 32^ 887 948 492 456 1 285 245 233 10 2 231 940 837 1.12 3,995 16 Aughnagon Townland I 510 3 16 69 70 40 30 31 22 22 • 21 69 71 0.97 427 15 Bavan « 452 3 31 135 192 95 97 37 34 34 . 1 33 185 138 1.34 518 5 Benagh " 660 0 33 154 167 88 79 44 38 37 1 37 167 115 1.45 501 13 Cabragh " 318 0 3 37 28 15 13 18 15 12 3 12 28 48 0.58 276 17 Carrlckcrossan " 408 3 22 110 132 70 62 41 35 34 1 34 132 114 1.16 367 5 Croan " 219 1 16 31 35 18 17 9 9' 9 • 9 35 26 1.35 182 5 CullIon n 416 1 34 77 58 32 26 23 18 17 • 1 17 58 67 0.87 406 5 Derryleckagh •» 606 0 6 136 128 61 67 32 32 32 , 32 128 131 0.98 639 0 Edenmore •• 394 { 1 31 87 83: 42 41 30 27 23 3 23 83 79 1.05 340 5 Ryan »• 409 2 34 51 55 31 24 20 15 13 2 13 55 48 1.15 336 5

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(a) The town of Donaghcloney stands on the Townland of Donaghcloney, the figures for which Include those shown for the town. (h) The town of Magheralln stands on the Townlands of Ballymagln, Baiiymakeonan, Ballynadrone and Drumo and Drumcro, the figures for which Include those shown for the town. (c) The town of Moira stands on the Townlands of Aughnafosker, Carnalbanagh East, Carnalbanagh West and Clare, the figures for which Include those shown for the town. (d) The town of Warlngstown stands on the Townlands of Magherana and Tullyherron, 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, o Townlands, and Towns

Population Houses Accommodation Rateabl g County Districts 1951 1951 Popula­ Valuati on District Electoral Divisions, Area [NO. of tion m Rooms Persons in ,Private Townlands and Towns 1937 1937 In­ private Occu­ per 1952 Persons Males Females Total Unin­ Build­ House­ habited ing House­ pied Room habited holds holds Acres R. P. 1 £ S. RURAL DISTRICTS - contintied

NEWRY NO. 1 RURAL DISTRICT - continiLed 117. CLONALLAN D.E.D. 4,287 0 27 1,070 1,128 575 553 268 284 267 15 2 264 1,116 1,102 1.01 5,243 17 o A^avllly ToMiland 423 0 12 125 59 27 32 17 14 13 1 13 59 59 1.00 375 5 A^namolra " 246 1 25 81 130 68 62 22 28 27 1 23 120 87 1.38 237 0 Z Ballydeslanci « 291 3 18 68 57 31 26 14 12 12 , 12 57 55 1.04 299 1 17 Ci Ballymaconaghy « 246 2 26 65 68 37 31 15 15 14 1 15 68 58 1.17 323 i 13 00 Ballyrussell " 270 0 6 39 29 17 12 13 11 7 4 7 29 32 0.91 230 15 Burren " 752 2 26 239 312 164 148 60 71 69 1 69 312 248 1.26 841 ! 0 O Carriekmacstay « 515 3 3 88 76 36 40 32 28 25 3 26 76 80 0.95 370 11 Clonallan Glebe » 226 0 7 79 103 54 49 22 26 24 2 23 101 121 0.83 489 1 9 Donaghaguy " 380 2 5 111 93 42 51 ' 27 26 24 2 24 93 123 0.76 536 7 O Dromore " 194 2 25 74 103 51 52 25 21 27 , 27 103 129 0.80 398 1 Narrow Water " 702 3 3 1 84 81 42 39 14 19 19 , 19 81 77 1.05 1,006 14 H Rlngmackllroy •• 56 2 31 17 17 6 11 7 7 6 • i 6 17 33 0.52 1 136 5 wa 118. CLONDUFF D.E.D. 10,002 3 26 889 858 427 431 249 219 202 16 1 201 843 703 1.20 4,185 1 Ballyaughian Townland I 2,217 3 3 104 95 49 46 27 25 23 2 23 95 82 1.16 565 5 Ballyfceel " 460 1 0 88 85 44 41 28 19 19 • 19 85 56 1.52 304 10 5« Ballymaghery •»* | 418 1 36 1 97 98 51 47 20 24 23 • :L I 23 98 84 1.17 488 10 W Ballynanny ^ ' 1,696 . 2 14 76 82 38 44 24 26 23 3 23 82 80 1.03 396 11 Cabragh " ; 274 3 17 1 22 34 14 20 9 12 11 1 11 34 46 0.74 313 10 > Drumbonnlff " 450 0 1 66 61 30 31 23 18 15 3 15 61 49 1.24 291 10 Goward » 920 3 31 i 95 99 53 46 24 27 23 4 23 99 74 1.34 422 10 D Islandjnoyle »» 634 3 19 ! 172 162 76 86 36 37 35 2 34 147 103 1.43 547 0 Klnghlll n 341 3 28 62 46 23 23 16 12 12 • 12 46 58 0.79 314 5 Stang " 2,587 0 37 107 96 49 47 42 19 18 1 18 96 71 1.35 541 10 119. CROBANE D.E,D. 5,058 1 1 982 930 474 456 252 235 214 21 213 918 875 1.05 6,455 10 Carnacally townland 498 1 31 101 113 59 54 25 20 20 , 20 113 92 1.23 675 10 Castle Enlgan " ! 238 0 25 43 41 22 19 10 10 8 2 : 8 41 29 1.41 241 10 Corcreegjiy " 438 1 5 92 113 65 48 20 19 18 1 18 113 92 1.23 633 5 Crobane " 584 0 5 164 135 67 68 35 36 32 4 1 32 135 121 1.12 773 0 Croreagki " 305 0 5 47 58 27 31 19 19 16 3 16 58 57 1.02 361 5 Desert " 686 0 16 101 77 33 44 33 23 20 3 i 20 77 83 0.93 764 0 Finnard " . 606 2 24 94 63 37 26 28 26 25 1 1 25 63 115 0.55 737 10 Saval Beg " 405 3 11 67 47 22 25 14 15 13 2 13 47 49 0.96 490 15 Saval More » 337 2 33 95 108 51 57 18 22 21 1 20 96 81 1.19 484 5 " i 583 1 4 139 127 69 58 38 34 30 4 . 30 127 116 1.09 1 801 15 Turmore " 374 3 2j 39 48 22 26 12 11 11 • 11 48 40 1.20 512 15 120. DAMOLLY D.E.D, 3,244 3 2j 1,137 1,306 631 675 263 330 305 19 6 306 1,306 1,242 1.05 8,172 19 Ballynacraig Townlaad 456 3 4 249 300 152 148 55 71 66 5 . 66 300 271 1.11 1,219 12 Carneyhough " 239 2 101 168 172 78 94 35 48 42 3 3 42 172 224 0.77 1,456 7 Carnmeen « 361 2 36 61 49 22 27 10- 11 9 2 9 49 47 1.04 539 15 Cloglianramer " i 561 2 35 1 126 117 61 56 1 31 30 29 1 , I 29 117 103 1.14 1 928 1 0 CJl Creeve " 267 1 10 80 78 40 38 17 21 18 3 , 1 18 78 59 1.32 381 5 Damolly " 520 2 15 215 258 117 141 57 70 67 3 , 1 67 258 259 1 1.00 1,604 10 CJl Derryboy »• 251 2 22 • 37 47 28 19 ^ 13 11 2 • 11 47 25 1 1.88 336 10 Drumcashellone " 299 2 6 151 237 104 133 40 57 54 , 3 55 237 213* 1 1.11 1,211 15 Llsduff « 285 3 25 50 48 29 19 9 9 9 . • 9 48 41 1.17 1 495 L ^ 121. DONAGHMORE D.E.D. ^ 5, 828 1 13 924 975 522 453 230 244 229 14 1 228 974 1 1,057 0.92 7,571 1 ^^ ^Annaghbane TownXand 265 0 6 22 . 51 28 23 7 8 8 , 8 51 39 1.31 332 8 ^ Ardarragh ^ 465 3 27 64 71 35 ^6 22 21 17 4 17 71 i 88 0.81 571 5 —Ardkeeragh " 1 276 1 25 8 17 11 6 4 4 4 . 4 17 18 0.94 298 1 15 -^Aughintober " 162 3 11 59 ^ 45 27 18 il 9 9 • 9 45 55 0.82 254 1 10 ^Aughnacaven " 143 1 13 64 • 60 33 27 12 13 13 • 13 60 48 1.25 214 15 - BuskHill " ! 166 2 39 32 • 28 13 15 9 9 9 • 8 27 39 0.69 243 1 5 -Cargabane " 237 0 28 13 . 13 5 8 4 5 4 1 4 13 21 0.62 296 10 - Curley " 383 3 2 80 82 41 41 19 20 20 . 20 82 91 0.90 480 15 — Glebe " 58 1 27 6 4 2 2 1 1 1 , 1 4 7 0.57 91 0 - Gransha " 587 3 24 87 93 46 47 23 22 21 , 21 93 106 0.88 674 10 —Llsnaree " 313 3 26 39 25 14 17 • 15 12 3 12 39 47 0.83 388 1 12 -Llsserboy " 223 2 2fee5 21 10 11 8 9 1 7 2 '7 21 34 0.62 311 15 -Loughorne " 468 2 zo17 66 53 27 26 13 12 12 • 12 53 60 0.88 556 8 — Moneymore " 214 0 3 53 89 50 39 9 17 17 , 17 89 67 1.33 395 0 ^Ouley " 443 3 1 74 79 41 38 17 19 18 1 18 79 82 0.96 614 15 --Rlngbane " 223 2 2 17 16 11 5 5 5 5 • 5 16 26 0.62 263 10 ^Rlngclare " 280 2 5 39 42 23 19 '7 7 7 , '7 42 42 1.00 362 0 -"Rlngollsh " 277 2 22 45 23 12 11 11 8 8 , . 8 23 42 0.55 344 5 o --Shlnn " 463 3 ^5 81 101 56 45 22 25 22 3 22 101 76 1.33 567 10 o -^Tullymurry " 181 1 0 33 ^ 48 26^ 22 9 15 15 » 15 48 69 1 0.70 310 10 d- 122. D.E.D. 4,470 2 5 759 776 402 374 214 208 197 10 1 197 776 804 0.97 4,263 0 z Ballydoo Townland 252 1 m 38 43 23 20 i 10 9 9 ., 9 43 33 1.30 168 10 H Ballyfceel " 1 574 3 55 52 31 21 i 18 15 15 , 15 52 78 0.67 552 5 < Barnmeen " i 825 ^ 0 m31 143 188 93 95 39 50 48 ^ 48 188 195 0.96 867 5 Carnany " 337 3 15 81 81 40 41 24 20 19 1 19 81 61 1.33 289 0 o Drumgath " 376 1 32 67 67 34 33 18 18 15 3 15 67 65 1.03 331 0 D Drumgreenagh " 439 0 0 98 81 44 37 22 19 18 1 18 81 79 1.08 439 15 Lurgancahone " 557 0 29 130 114 57 57 •32 31 30 1 30 114 120 0.95 596 15 o Tamary " 647 2 21 79 90 48 42 28 25 24 . 24 90 98 0.92 526 10 Tullyqullly " 459 3 9 68 60 32 28 23 21 19 2 i• 19 60 75 0.80 482 0 123. GLEN D.E.D. 5,910 1 33 994 916 516 400 210 217 206 10 1 201 834 940 0.89 7,793 12~ Ballyblaugh Townland HI 1 7 49" 41 21 20 11 8 8 , 8 41 32 1.28 ' 150 15 Ballylougti " 505 2 16 69 61 33 28 16 17 16 1 i 16 61 79 0.77 654 18 Ballymacaratty Beg " 443 1 27 60 59 31 28 15 17 15 2 1 15 59 81 0.73 560 10 Ballymacaratty More " 351 3 28 40 41 26 15 11 10 10 • 1 10 41 38 1.08 406 5 Carriekrovaddy " 370 3 8 59 71 33 38 1 13 15 12 3 1 12 71 58 1.22 473 10 Corgary " 560 2 15J 92 114 54 60 1 20 25 25 , 25 114 107 1.07 721 12 Derrycraw " 373 0 15 71 74 41 33 19 19 18 1 15 65 76 0.86 495 10 Drumantlne " 749 2 30 143 118 83 35 16 16 15 1 14 50 66 0.76 1,133 10 Druiranlller " 414 2 30 50 34 20 14 11 11 11 , 11 34 53 0.64 518 0 Killysavan " 581 0 29 89 88 47 41 23 24 24 , 24 88 108 0.81 773 17 Ktiocknanarny " 457 1 35 116 86 50 35 20 19 19 ' , 19 85 77 1.10 580 5 " 316 3 241 51 Z9 22 17 12 12 10 1 1 10 39 47 0.83 ! 425 15 Maddydrumbrlst " 223 1 6! 50 51 29 22 12 13 13 , 12 46 64 0.72 358 i 5 Tullymore " 450 2 31 55 40 26 14 11 11 10 1 10 40 54 0.74 541 0

124. HILLTOWN D.E.D. 6,649 1 1 842 832 446 386 225 220 214 6 210 813 769 1.06 1 3,587 10 Carculllon (a) Townland 1,471 3 39l 375 429 227 202 92 107 105 2 100 410 414 0.99 1,576 0 Cleomack: " 1,140 3 38 108 80 42 38 30 26 24 2 24 80 84 0.95 672 5 —1 (a) See note (a) on page 33. 7^ TABLE 4. - Area, Population, Houses, County, Akinicipal Boroughs, Urban Districts, to cjj Accoruroodation, and Valuation continued Rural Districts, District Electoral Divisions, Townlands, and Towns

Population Houses Accommodation . Rateabl e County Districts 1951 1951 Popula­ Valuati on District Electoral Divisions, Area NO. Of in Private tion In Rooms Persons Townilands and Towns 1937 1937 in­ Private Occu­ per 1952 Persons Males Females Total Unin­ Build­ House­ habited habited ing House­ pied Room holds holds Acres R. P. I £ S. RURAL DISTRICTS - continued

NEWRY NO. 1 Rll?AL DISTRICT - continued 124. HILLTOWN D.E.D. - continued o w Leitrim Townland i 2,972 2 35 191 167 89 78 54 48 47 1 47 167 149 1.12 717 10 Z Leode " 383 3 38 55 59 33 26 19 15 15 , 15 59 45 1.31 257 10 MUllagtimore " 679 2 11 113 97 55 42 30 24 23 1 24 97 77 1.26 \ 464 5 C Hi lit own Toun (a) - - - - 209 108 101 - 59_ 58 1_ 54 191 253 0.75 - -

125. MAYO D.E.D. 5,455r 2 38 838 788 A22 366 248 208 194 14 192 772 620 1.25 3,496 5 o Ballyagjioly Townland i 677 3 38 ! 60 52 27 26 18 1 19 14 5 14 52 48 1.08 338 0 Ballydulany « 413 2 13 1 78 60 32 28 22 ^ 15 15 , 15 60 48 1.25 321 16 Ballyvally " \ 936 3 32 1 141 161 93 68 48 37 35 2 35 161 114 1.41 480 10 o Carmeen « 574 1 39 L 33 31 16 15 8 7 7 • 7 31 23 1.35 ; 172 10 Clonta Fleece " 437 2 20 1 64 43 24 19 14 10 9 1 9 43 26 1.65 228 10 H Edentrumly « 447 2 11 81 57 31 Z^ 221 13 13 • 13 57 44 1.30 ' 270 10 wa Lurgancanty " 180 Z 2 12 10 7 3 7 3 3 , 3 10 13 0.77 ! 109 0 myo " 673 3 28: 200 212 108 104 60 57 54 3 53 206 170 1.21 ! 684 7 Mllltown " 475 1 3' 91 76 40 36 21 19 19 , 19 76 69 1.10 487 5 Tamnaharry " I 637 3 12 78 86 44 42 28 28 25 3 24 76 65 1.17 403 17 5« W 126. RATHFRYLAND NORTH D.E.D. j 701 • 1 11; 920 851 380 471; 268 234 222 11 1 221 839 1,026 0.82 3,595 5 Cross, part of 1 (D) (c) Townland 2 1 35 43 SO: 19 31 i 17 14 14 , , j 14 50 66 0.76 656 0 D Llsslze (Parish 1 of Drumt)aliyrone») (c) « i 284 1 23 139 101 49 52] 48 31 29 2 • 29 1 101 142 0.71 518 5 Llsslze (Parish of Druingath) (c) «» 196 2 34! 337 352 153 199' 89 97 96 1 • 96 ' 352 443 0.79 1,230 1 15 Rossconor (c) t 217 2 39| 401 348 iS9 V 189 114 92 83 8 1 82 336 375 0.90 1,190 1 5 Rath fry land Toun, i part of (c) - - — 796 726 317 409 231 200 190 9_ 1 \ 189 714 864 0.83 - - 127. RATHFRYLAND SOUTH D.E.D. 1,978 1 16i 910 1,128 579 549 259 313 301 12 ' , 301 1,120 1,337 0.84 6,092 0 Ballygorlan More Townland* 672 2 12 102 86 46 40! 37 28 28 , » 29 86 105 0.82 638 5 Cross, part of (^) (c) " 402 1 14 313 439 228 211 94 122 112 10 • 112 439 523 0.84 2,348 15 Drumlough " 696 3 37 159 128 60 681 40 39 38 1 . 38 128 152 0.84 1,069 0 Klltarrlff (c) » 206 1 33 336 475 245 230 88 124 123 1 • 122 467 557 0.84 2,036 0 Rath fry land Toun, part of (c) — - — U06 682 352 330 128 190 184 6__ . 183 674 863 0.78 - - — NEWTOUVNARDS RURAL DISTRICT (d) 106,467 0 33 1 27,396 31,525 15,642 15,883 1 9,078 10,288 8,557 1,424 307 1 8,549 31,199 1 38•QS3 0.82 \ 214,404 1 ^^ 1£8. ARDKEEN D.E.D. 6,007 3 18 1,323 1,699 843 856 526 552 445 105 2 445 1,699 1,990 0.85 9,344 15 s Ardkeen Townland 507 3 18 108 127 58 69 28 29 26 3 26 127 1 119 1.07 633 1 12 Ballycran Beg " 380 0 33 116 155 74 81 33 43 39 4 1 39 156 162 0.96 624 0 Ballycran More » 694 2 24 93 102 57 45 30 28 23 5 23 102 1 110 0.93 645 14 Ballyesborough •* 789 1 25 112 172 83 89 47 63 47 6 47 172 217 0.79 1,199 0 Ballygelagh " ' 631 1 27 136 137 69 68 32 31 30 1 30 137 1 120 1.14 651 1 Broom Quarter " 68 0 1 6 7 1 6 3 3 3 • 3 7 9 0.78 74 5 Castleboy " 1 151 1 19 36 51 30 21 14 13 12 1 12 51 46 1.11 217 10 Clo^y (e) " ZZ8 1 23 179 269 127 142 123 118 85 32 85 269 382 0.70 1,426 1 " 303 3 26 32 39 17 22 9 10 8 2 8 39 37 1.05 348 5 Drumardan Quarter "• 52 1 7 « 7 3 4 3 1 1 • 1 7 1 4 1.75 55 15 Klrklstown (e) « 1,064 3 6 325 390 193 197 140 149 112 37 112 390 517 0.75 2,129 17 Llsbane " 269 0 10 30 57 33 24 12 14 12 1 12 57 1 53 1.08 330 0 Loughdoo " 171 3 5 12 12 6 6 « 6 5 ^ 1 5 12 ! 27 0.44 170 10 Ratallagh " 355 1 0 68 116 60 56 27 34 29 5 29 116 130 0.89 464 ! 0 Tullycross " 1 148 1 38 11 8 5 3 3 3 3 . ! 3 8 11 0.73 111 5 Tullytramon " 263 3 23 59 50 27 23 16 17 10 7 10 60 46 1.09 345 10 Islanas In Strangford Lougn: Long i 5 ' 1 28 • • • • . • . • . [ • • 3 0 Pherson's 15 0 1 « • • • • « • . • • . 14 1 0 Round 2 2 17 • • • • • • • • 1 •• . 1 10 Eleven others 4 0 7 • • • • • • • • • . • Cioghy Toun (e) - -. - 153 281 132 149 140 137 89 47 i 89 281 438 0.64 - - n 478 499 481 13 5 480 1,912 1,748 1.09 8,904 0 O 129. BALLYOOWAN D.E.D. 6,306 2 11 1,655 1,922 988 934 C -rBallycloghan Townland 558 3 9 125 130 66 64 30 35 31 2 2 \ 31 130 116 1.12 ' 712 15 —Ballygowan (f) " 683 0 36 378 512 269 243 113 130 128 2 • 128 612 619 0.99 1,993 5 z ^Carrlckmannan " 1,431 2 16 346 361 182 179 101 88 85 2 1 86 361 297 1.22 1,611 7 H -^Drumreagh " 1,097 2 28 196 237 126 111 55 69 65 2 2 65 237 198 1.20 1,355 15 K w-Magherascouse " 1,287 1 38 302 310 167 153 78 83 78 5 • 77 300 253 1.19 1,600 0 O ^ Ravara w 1,247 3 4 309 372 188 184 101 104 104 • • 104 372 365 1.02 1,730 18 Ballygowan Town (fj \ - - -! 235 233 114 119 ' 67 55 53 2 . 1 53 233 252 0.92 - - o

130. D.E.D. 1,994 1 d 1,436 1,762 863 899 577 640 479 59 2 479 1,762 2,161 0.82 6,296 12 Ballyfrench Townland 263 0 37 61 74 40 34 22 23 20 3 , i 20 74 95 0.78 469 15 Ballyhalbert (g) " 663 1 38 374 613 250 263 196 168 148 19 1 1 148 513 631 0.81 2,104 15 Ballyhemlln (g) » 422 0 8 38 19 11 8 27 13 7 6 • ! 7 19 35 0.64 666 9 Portavogle (h) " 637 1 16 ?63 1,156 562 594 333 336 304 31 1 304 1,166 1,400 0.83 3,164 3 Islands off the Coast: Burial 1 0 38 . • • , • • • . • . . . • . • Gi-een 5 1 Ig , • , . • • • • • . • . 1 10 Three others 1 2 M • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Ballyhalbert Toun (g) - - 320 U39 207 232 177 149 126 22 1 126 439 524 0.84 -•, -

Portavogie Town (h) - - 790 1,030 1199 531\ 267 299 271 27 1 271 1,030 1,220 0.84 - — The town of Hllltown stands on the Townland of Carculllon, the figures for which Include those shown for the town. 1? This Townland Is divided between the D.E.D's of Rathfryland North (126) and Rathfryland South (127). (c) The town of Rathfryland Is In the D.E.D»s of Rathfryland North (126) and Rathfryland South (127). The portion of the town In Rathfryland North stands on the Townlands of Cross, Llsslze (Parish of Drumballyroney) Llsslze (Parish of Drumgath), and Rossconor; and the portion In Rathfryland South stands on the Townlands of Cross and Klltarrlff. The figures for the Townlands Include those shown for the respective portions of the town. The entire town contains 1,408 persons. (d) (e) Portions of Newtownards R.D. were transferred on 1st April, 1950 to the Municipal Boroughs of Bangor and Newtownards. This portion of the town of Cioghy stands on the Townlands of cioghy and Klrklstown, the figures for which include those shown for this portion of the town. (t) The remainder of the town Is In the Townland of Slanes (Qulntln, 145 D.E.D.). The entire town contains 293 persons. (g) The town of Ballygowan stands on the Townland of Ballygowan, the figures for vdilch Include those shown for the town. W The town of Ballyhaloert stands on the Townlands ^f :^allyhalbert and Ballyhemlln, the figures for which Include those shown for the town. CA> The town of Portavogle stands on the Townland of i^ortavogle, the figures for which Include those shown for the town. p TABLE 4. Area, Population, Houses, County, Municipal Boroughs, Urban Districts, u Acconnmodation, and Valuation - continued Rural Districts, District Electoral Divisions, ^ 8! Townlands, and Towns

Population Houses Accoimnod a t i on Rateabl County Districts 1951 1951 Popula­ Valuati on District Electoral Divisions, Area NO. Of tion In in Private Rooms Persons Townlands and Towns 1937 1 1937 In­ Unin­ Build­ Private Occu­ per 1952 Persons Males Females Total House­ House­ pied Room habited habited ing holds holds Acres R. P. 1 £ s. RURAL DISTRICTS - continued

IVEWTOWNARDS RURAL DISTRICT - continued 131. BALLYMAGLAFF D.E.D* n 7,532 3 26 1,572 1,602 826 776 405 476 410 16 50 412 j 1,602 1,812 0.88 12,684 i ^^ m -^Ballyhanwood Townland 645 2 17 136 134 60 74 1 31 32 32 , 32 1 134 183 0.73 1,180 0 ^ Ballyhenry MaJ or » 304 1 33 i ^ 47 25 22 13 14 12 2 12 47 52 0.90 460 5 ^Ballyhenry Minor » 119 0 26 i 28 22 8 14 6 6 6 • 6 22 28 0.79 195 2 c —Ballyllsbredan « 464 3 12 I 106 112 61 51 26 26 26 , 26 112 110 1.02 781 10 CO ^Ballyloughan « 339 3 1 88 105 60 46 27 28 28 , 28 105 118 0.89 1 666 5 "-- Ballymaglaf f « 808 2 1 1 228 269 133 136 66 76 75 1 77 269 318 0.85 1,898 10 O - Ballyoran " 227 0 37 i 76 74 38 36 20 21 20 1 20 74 62 0.90 ! 441 15 --"Ballyralney « 444 0 30 1 61 45 24 21 13 11 11 , 11 45 62 0.73 1 614 15 - Ballyrickard « 392 1 27 87 101 49 52 23 23 23 , 23 101 101 1.00 666 15 o ^ Ballyrussell « 453 0 21 93 109 58 51 23 26 26 , 26 109 110 0.99 670 12 -^ Ballystockart « i 628 0 ; 21 129 94 51 43 29 29 27 2 1 27 94 123 0.76 919 0 H -" Castlebeg « 139 2 '7 4 3 2 1 1 ' 1 1 ^ 1 1 3 5 0.60 158 6 a - Cherryvalley « \ 357 2 191 65 6B 29 39 17 19 17 2 i 17 68 82 0.83 581 5 w -^Glassmoss » 37 3 22! 14 7 3 4 3 3 3 , 1 3 7 8 0.88 25 13 - Gransha « 675 2 25| 101 95 47 48 21 24 23 1 23 96 96 1.00 893 0 -Llsieen « 467 . 0 17 81 79 42 37 22 20 20 , 20 79 67 1.18 653 0 --Longlands » 87 3 271 19 21 12 9 6 6 5 1 1 5 21 26 0.81 i 128 0 --Mount Alexander (a) •« ! 410 1 13 8 128 116 66 50 1 35 88 34 4 50 34 116 136 0.85 ! 909 17 w --Rlngcreevy « 376 0 1 29 69 68 38 30 1 16 16 16 , 16 68 79 0.86 i 560 0 -unicarval « 150 0 ! 39 11 33 20 13 6 6 5 1 5 33 27 1.22 280 0 > Islands In Strangford Lougii:- Blacic 0 0 ' 25 , , , , « , ^ ^ ^ , j ^ D Ogllby 0 3 0 , • . • • , , , , • , , . , , j 0 15 Rough 7 1 35 3 • • • 1 1 , 1 , , • , j 10 10 Four Others 4 1 i 37 • • • • • • • • 1 • • j 0 5 Toun, part of (a) - - -J 77 71 39 32 i 21 20- 23 1 • 23 71 85 0.8^ - - 132. D.E.D. 5,767 0 1 2lJ 1,317 1,590 764 826 1 506 509 447 61 1 443 1,571 2,092 0.75 12,307 i 8 Balllggan Townland 319 0 4 33 34 17 17 15 11 11 ^ ^ 11 34 52 0.65 384 5 . Ballyatwood « ! 270 2 1 25 30 27 11 16 8 8 8 • • 8 27 46 0.59 371 1 0 .Ballyferls « i 447 1 I 12 40 42 21 21 21 15 14 1 , 1 14 42 48 0.88 772 1 1 Ballyobegan " 572 0 31 52 85 48 37 i 42 30 21 9 , 21 85 116 0.73 1,040 15 Ballywalter (b) " 340 0 30 641 815 387 428 1 269 269 237 32 , 234 797 1,053 0.76 3,296 18 Black Abbey « 469 3 30 48 45 23 22 i 11 12 12 , , 12 45 68 0.78 569 5 Dunover »• 505 1 . 21 60 60 25 35 1 27 21 18 3 , 18 60 86 0.70 692 15 Ganaway (Parish of Ballywalter) « J 360 2 1 4] m 25 14 11 10 8 8 , , 25 39 0.64 541 15 Ganaway (Parish of 1 ^ * Donaghadee) « 185 1 12 28 32 14 18 14 8 8 , 8 32 24 1.33 362 15 .iClllyvolgan n 3^2 3 •il 33 22 8 14 7 6 6 , , 6 22 ! 31 ' 0.71 394 15 ^ Roddans « 396 1 0 57 40 21 19 14 9 9 , , 9 40 50 0.80 705 0 .-Sprlngvale « ' 444 2 36 110 98 45 53 29 24 24 24 98 144 0.68 977 10 TullyfeevlD » ! 438 3 6 43 35 20 15 13 10 9 i 9 35 49 0.71 664 18 /^^Itechurch « \ 693 2 19 . 106 230 110 120 29 78 62 15 ' 1 61 229 296 0.77 1,644 10 e4n^ islands off the Coast: , C71 The Devil's Jacks 0 1 20 • • • • . • • • • • • • • • • en Ballyualter Town (bj - - - 598 802 379 U3 2if6 1 265 233 32 230 780- 1,031 0.76 - -

133. D.E.D, 4,686 1 33 1,420 1,881 917 964 780 751 571 180 571 1,873 Z,Z^ 0.84 11,435 15 Ballybuttle Townland 424 1 4 41 " 44 24 20 15 15 15 , 15 44 59 0.75 472 17 Ballycopeland (d) « 491 2 28 1 144 273 144 129 1 194 178 77 101 77 266 308 0.86 1,795 2 Ballydoonan »» 252 0 30 13 9 5 4 4 2 2 , 2 9 6 1.50 303 10 Ballyfrenls " 1 266 2 16 110 91 46 45 32 38 29 3 29 91 106 0.86 448 12 Ballyhaskln « 350 1 37 i 73 78 34 . 44 32 2d 25 4 26 78 120 0.65 741 0 Ballymacrulse (d) »» 366 3 12 1 349 583 272 311 237 240 192 48 192 582 849 0.69 3,102 6 Ballymoney •» 207 0 9 1 '7 10 6 4 4 3 3 , 3 10 10 1.00 i 255 10 Ballyrawer (c) •» 363 3 12 352 398 199 199 125 120 120 , 120 398 346 1.15 1,182 3 Ballyrolly « 242 0 1 30 38 17 21 la 15 9 6 9 38 51 0.75 468 10 Ballywhlskln « 166 1 13 77 92 39 53 48 39 29 10 ! 29 92 126 0.73 1 536 10 Carney Hill «» 86 2 35 25 29 16 13 9 11 10 1 10 29 26 1.12 126 12 Drumfad « \ 273 3 22 54 61 31 30 20 22 19 3 19 61 88 0.69 656 8 Grangee « 556 1 3 80 90 41 49 2Z 24 21 3 21 90 72 1.25 583 5 islandhlll « 142 2 1 12 27 13 14 5 6 6 , 6 27 21 1.29 161 5 Kllbrlght It 233 .3 11 28 24 15 9 8 8 7 1 7 24 30 0.80 309 5 Sloanstown « 261 3 39 25 34 15 19 7 7 7 • 7 34 25 1.36 293 0 Carroiodore Town (c) - - - 260 312 155 157 96 ^ $7 97 • 97 ^ 312 266 1.17 1 - o o Toim (d) - ~ - 252 510 2110 270 ! 228 ^' 250 171 79 172 509 765 0.67 - - c 134. COMBER D.E.D. 484 3 28 2,600 2,722 L,323 1,399 \ 676 914 726 28 160 728 2,711 3,055 0.89 10,058 13 H Town Parks (a) Townland 484 3 28 2,690 2,722 1,323 1,399 676 914 726 28 160 728 2,711 3,055 0.89 10,058 13

Comber Town, part of (a) - - - 2,1175 2,383 1,155 1,228 628 672 1 6m 27 1 g^y 2,372 2,705 0.88 - - o 135. D.E.D. 4,852 0 9 1,782 2,554 i#222 1,332 594 899 665 205 29 658 2,396 3,155 0.76 20,394 19 d Ballygllbert Townland 384 2 29 93 147 63 84 32 80 41 38 1 39 139 197 0.71 1,490 0 o Ballygrot (e) « 715 2 0 467 644 296 348 146 282 173 105 6 169 590 1,083 0.54 7,316 10 Ballyklllare w 323 1 39 35 148 70 78 11 38 \ 28 6 4 27 80 133 0.60 807 0 Ballyleldy « 480 2 32 88 100 48 52 29 28 26 2 , 27 100 138 0.72 1,099 5 Ballymullan (f) " 723 0 29 207 421 207 214 69 115 110 5 • 111 405 472 0.86 2,762 10 Ballyvarnet « 940 2 0 309 261 130 131 104 89 73 16 , 72 259 294 0.88 1 1,970 10 Bangor Bog ( of Lower) »» 8 0 19 • • . • • • « , , , , , 1 10 Bangor Bog (Barony of Castlereagh Lower) « 1 13 1 7 • . • . • • • • • , , , , 2 15 »« 1 99 1 0 8 72 36 36 3 27 23 4 , 23 72 114 0.63 1,243 10 Conllg (g) « j 698 2 5 423 588 286 302 156 181 146 17 18 146 582 547 1.06 2,664 9

(a) The town of Comber Is In the D.E.D»s of Ballymaglaff (131), Comber (134), and (141). The portion In Ballymaglaff (131) D.E.D. stands on the Townland ot Mount Alexander; the portion In Comber (134) D.E.D. stands on the.Townland of Town Parks; and the portion In Moneyreagh (141) D.E.D. stands on the Townland of Carnasure. The figures for the Townlands Include those shown for the respective portions of the town. The entire town contains 2,508 persons^ (b) The town of Ballywalter stands on the Townland of Ballywalter, the figures for which Include those shown for the town. The population of the Stall Martin Lightship Is Included In that of the town. (c) The town of Carrowdore stands on the Townland of Ballyrawer, the figures for which Include those shown for the town. (d) The town of Mllllsle stands on the Townlands of Ballycopeland, and Ballymacrulse, the figures for which Include those shown for the town. (e) (f) See note (b) on page 37. (g) See note (c) on page 37. See note (a) on page 37. ^ TABLE 4. - Area, Population, Houses, County, Municipal Boroughs, Urban Districts, en Accommodation, and Valuation continued Rural Districts, District Electoral Divisions, Townlands, and Towns

Popult ition Houses Accommodation Ratfiflbl County Districts 1951 1951 Popula­ Valuation District Electoral Divisions, Are a NO. of * tion In Rooms Persons in Townlands and Towns 1937 1937 Private Private Occu­ per 1952 Persons Males Females Total In­ Unin­ Build­ House­ habited ing ! House­ pied Room habited holds holds Acres R. P. 1 £ s. RURAL DISTRICTS - contintced NEWTOWi^ARDS RURAL DISTRICT - continued n 135> CRAWFORDSBURN D.E.D. - w contintied Z Corporation Townland 115 1 25 44 46 23 23 14 14 12 2 , 1 12 46 49 0.94 361 15 »» C 118 0 20 • • . • • . • . • • • , • 110 0 CO Rathglll « ^1 1 4 108 127 63 64 30 45 33 12 • 32 123 128 0.96 560 5 O Town (a) - - - 2m il33 203 230 115 139 110 11 18 111 ^53 392 1.10 - - Helen's Bay Totm (bj - - - 261 1192 227 265 81 1U2 127 9 € 125 um 875 0.51 , - - Z

Crawfordsbum Tonn (c) - - • - - 335 166 169 - 92 91 1 • 91 319 383 0.83 - - o 136. DONAOHADEE RURAL D.E.D. 5,787 2 17 i 1,193 1,383 654 729 I 520 539 406 126 7 404 1,336 1,991 0.67 13,667 9 H Ballycross Townland 83 1 4 8 8 4 4 3 4 3 1 3 8 12 0.67 133 15 w Ballyfotherly « 539 0 30 101 99 55 44 27 27 26 1 26 99 121 0.82 649 0 Ballyhay »» 843 0 28 161 167 89 78 58 50 49 1 49 167 197 0.85 977 5 Z Ballynoe n 187 0 16 6 7 3 4 3 3 2 1 2 7 7 1.00 314 5 Ballyvester « 598 1 9 257 343 150 193 159 155 111 44 112 343 578 0.59 3,177 15 Ballywllllam n 314 1 10 40 83 30 53 i 33 41 ZQ 14 26 83 185 0.45 2,000 10 W Carryreagh « 260 1 3 59 51 22 29 ! 15 19 12 7 12 51 62 0.82 412 0 Copeland island " i 308 3 34 6 1 1 - i 7 8 1 7 1 1 3 0.33 272 5 Cralgboy « 374 ' 0 8 46 43 19 24 19 16 13 2 13 43 68 0.63 564 5 Herdstown n 240 2 13 87 87 48 39 31 34 29 5 29 87 114 0.76 481 0 o Hogstown n 1 138 3 34 54 52 28 24 11 -1 -1 11 , 11 52 47 1.11 237 i 15 Klllaghy n j 984 1 3 175 191 93 98 1 53 52 49 3 49 191 212 0.90 1,111 4 Light House Island » ! 43 1 2 . ' • . • • • , , , 25 10 Mew Island » 27 2 32 3 4 4 , 1 1 1 , , Mlllerhlll « 1 49 2 14 49 55 24 31 8 5 5 , 4 15 30 0.50 296 1 10 Orlock ff 190 1 9 1 42 81 31 50 j 43 56 32 21 3 32 81 165 0.49 1,191 1 13 Portavoe « 562 3 27 83 101 47 54 43 52 33 17 2 1 33 101 176 0.57 1,743 7 H 33 0 9 4 4 1 3 3 3 1 2 , 1 4 9 0.44 79 10 of Donaghadee 3 3 30 12 6 5 1 1 3 2 2 , 1 3 5 0.60 Islands off the Coast:- Five (unnamed) 4 0 10 . • . . \ • • , ^ , , , , , 1 Four (named) 0 1 12 • • • • • • • • i • • • « 1 • 137. Grey Abbey D.E.D. 6,108 0 6 1,361 1,429 707 722 376 437 391 44 2 i 391 1,421 1,887 0.7'5 11 9,317 1 0 Ballyboghllbo Townland , 349 2 15 i 38 53 26 27 I 9 9 9 , 9 53 50 1.06 371 7 Ballyboley « 1 783 2 9 i 193 184 91 93 i 48 51 51 • , 51 184 '\ 236 0.78 929 15 Ballybryan « 554 2 9 i 52 51 22 29 1 11 15 14 , 1 15 51 88 0.58 676 8 Ballycastle « 303 3 1 77 85 51 34 1 21 25 Z2 3 , 22 85 100 0.85 383 15 Ballyewry n 210 1 13 33 44 21 23 10 11 11 , , IC 41 QZ 0.66 299 15 Ballygarvan » 549 3 35 63 • 56 28 28 19 20 16 4 • 16 56 90 0.62 730 5 Ballygrangee " 331 2 6 6iI 5J 5 2{5 1 3(3 1 U J: 1 14 14 1 . ! 14 55 69 0,80 344 15 Ballymurphy »• 397 3 17 4:i? 3^1 : 1^3 K3 1 1^I 13 10 3 1 10. 34 56 0.61 449 0 en Ballynester " 191 1 30 U 1: U 1:7| 7|5| 5|5|. 1 6 14 23 0.61 1 234 10 Ballyumanellan " 121 3 31 i: 5 i^ ^3 ^5 12 2 2. i 2 9 9 1.00 107 0 Bootown w 80 3 15 •• 7 V,H^ l 6|4| 3|3|.| 3 12 14 0.86 117 15 Cardy " 512 0 32 i 9iI 9( 3 51L 4'-7 1 3JL 29 24 5 24 1 98 1 106 1 0.92 472 13 Gordonall " 112 1 20 i 5 1 5 1 2 1 3 1 1 1 :LI . :L 5 7 0.71 1 144 10 Grey Abbey (d) " 213 3 0 55 3 621L 3022 31$3 1553 203 179 24 178 1 616 1 784 1 0.79 1 1,878 12 ^llnatlerny « 123 1 25 2J3 Zl5 IJ 122 16 1 7 1 7 1 . 7 23 41 0.56 ^ 176 15 " 964 2 0 ! Qi3 7(3 3JL 3$3 2(3 25 19 5 19 70 123 0.57 1,536 15 Rosemount " 268 1 33 If 3 IJ3 9 1 6 I 4 1 4 1 4 1 . 4 1 15 1 29 1 0.52 436 15 Islands In Strangford Lough:- Boretree East 1 2 17 ' * 0 10 Boretree Rock North 0 0 11 . • Boretree West 0 3 11 . 0 5 Chanderles Islands 0 3 1 • 0 5 Chapel 31 3 3 ' 25 10 Gabbock 0 2 9 • 0 2 Gull Rock 0 0 25 • • . Hare 0 1 0 . 0 1 Peggy's 0 0 28 . i ^ 1 Pig 0 1 31 • . . Salt Rock 0 0 12 . . . Whaup Rock 0 0 20 . 0 1 one unnamed Island 1 0 27 • • • o Town (dj - - - 51(H 57.I 27 ^ ^g^^ 1 i5(3 i9Q ig7 ^3 • 166 1 566 1 725 1 0.78 - - co 138. D.E.D. 6,833 0 15 1,67^ B 1,98<3 97(3 1,01^3 1 68;5 924 571 352 1 569 1,982 2,498 0.79 14,490 5 z Balloo Townland 534 1 15 1 12(3 14(3 653 7'7 1 3.5 41 41 . 41 146 176 0.63 849 15 H Balloo Lower " 386 0 35 i 8$? 13;5 5<3 7^t 1 1113 235 46 189 46 133 218 0.61 1,673 15 Ballycroghan n 375 1 11 6'-;^ 5^t 2"7 2'7 1 113 14 13 1 13 54 63 0.86 485 15 K; Ballygralney « 701 0 24 953 la? ' 6:L 4(3 1 2^7 28 25 3 25 107 108 0.99 1,042 15 Ballyholme « 76 3 19 6 3 9^t 4^7 4'7 1 3 3 56 30 26 30 94 156 0.60 1,120 0 o Ballymaconnell »» 456 0 8 IV 3 14(3 6 3 8(3 1 61L 57 1 53 1 4 52 1 138 1 195 1 0.71 782 14 D Ballymacormlck n 242 2 14 1 9(3 3(3 1^t 1(3 1 41L <3 3 1 3 30 57 0.53 612 5 O Ballymagee •» 246 2 35 81L 13^i 7(3 6^i 1 3(3 80 1 38 1 42 38 1 134 1 156 1 0.86 721 0 Ballyminetragh « 568 2 12 i 10'7 9$3 5 5 415 2^3 2 3 27 1 27 99 129 0.77 855 10 Ballyree •» 234 2 16 6J5 11^i 622 522 1 2 3 71 1 32 1 39 31 . 113 95 1.19 594 10 Cotton n 1,267 2 14 33(3 4322 20 3 22^i 1 8 3 111 102 9 102 432 421 1.03 1,578 6 Gransha " 1,420 0 9 16(3 1322 6(3 6(3 1 3<3 38 34 4 34 132 166 0.80 1,531 15 Groomsport (e) « 316 3 15 27^i 37^t 17.L 20;5 1 14 3 155 1 122 1 33 122 1 370 1 558 | 0.66 2,642 5 Islands off the Coast: Thirteen (unnamed) 6 0 28 • • • • Grooms port Toun (ej - - - 26 5 3^^? i5 5 i^ ^ 13 5 \ 1^9 \ 118 1 31 118 1 359 1 531 1 0.68 - -

139. KILMOOD D.E.D. 8,397 0 31 1,462 3 1,69 3 86;3 83,3 1 46 5 555 477 71 7 477 1,696 1,981 0.86 12, 901 6 Ballydorn Townland 358 3 14 5.L 7 8 3 6 4.2 1 3,3 41 26 14 1 26 78 112 0.70 686 10 Ballydraln « 364 3 31 ii: L lai 5 3 5 L 1 2 9 35 1 30 1 5 • 30 1 104 1 133 1 0.78 590 5 Ballyglighorn " 172 0 11 3,3 2 8 1 4 1 4 1 1 0 8 7 1 • 7 28 27 1.04 250 0 Ballygraffan « 213 2 31 4 0 3 8 1 S 1 6 1 1 8 12 1 12 1 . • 12 1 32 1 53 1 0.60 305 5

The town of Conllg stands on the Townland of Conllg, the figures for which Include those shown for the town. The town of Helen's Bay stands on the Townland of Ballygrot, the figures for which Include those shown for the town. Th« town of Crawfordsburn stands on the Townland of Ballymullan, the figures for which Include those shown for the town. (d) The town of Oreyabbey stands on the Townland of Grey Abbey, the figures for which Include those shown for the town. e) The town of Groomsport stands on the Townland of Groomsport, the figures for which Include those shown for the town. ^ TABLE 4. - Area, Population, Ifouses, County, B^inicipal Boroughs, Urban Districts, •^ Accommodation, and Valuation - continued Rural Districts, District Electoral Divisions, oo g[ Town lands,, and Towns

I I Population 1 Houses I Accommodation I I , 1 1 1 J 1 J 1 Rateable County Districts , J 1951 1951 LT . Popula- I Valuation District Electoral Divisions. Area • I 1 -f- 1 4S^;^2L K^on In ROOms Personsl in Townlands and Towns I 1937 11937 ^ Tin In- Run r1- I u^.»ot Private OCCU- per I 1952 Arsons Males Females Total La^^.ed haSueJ ^ng' ST S"" '''' ^'"^ I Acres R. P. ' I L—-—J-- A 1 I £ s. RURAL DISTRICTS - continued I j I I NEWTOWNARDS RURAL DISTRICT - I I 11 I continued I I I I I I I I 139- KILMOOD D.E.D. - continued I I I I I W Ballykeel Townland I 708 1 0 119 129 61 68 I 31 35 34 1 . I 34 129 i 128] 1.01 j 903 4 2 Ballyinartln » I 311 3 0 78 95 53 42 I 24 22 22 . . I 22 95 71 1.34 I 467 5 $2 Ballymlnlstragh •» I 783 2 18 144 162 84 78 I 42 50 48 2 . I 48 162 203 0.80 I 1,344 10 g Castle Esple • j 297 3 39 60 126 71 55 I 26 47 34 12 1 1 34 126 132 0.95 j 610 10 ^ Craigarusky » I 272 3 10 62 60 28 32 | 18 21 20 • 1 I 20 60 81 0.74 I 437 5 O Drumhlrk " I 515 1 17 63 110 64 46 I 20 28 27 1 . J 27 110 115 0.96 I 724 5 I?{ Kilmood and Ballybunden « I 922 3 33 147 130 75 55 I 42 38 33 3 2 I 33 130 133 0.98 I 1,321 7 LlSbane •» I 660 1 [ 32 142 144 66 78 I 45 47 44 3 . 44 144 175 0.82 I 978 1 15 2 LlSbarnet » I 632 0 16 120 172 77 95 I 34 52 49 2 1 I 49 172 218 0.79 I 1,199 I 10 O Mahee island •» I 190 0 27 18 22 11 11 I 9 11 7 4 . 7 22 33 0.67 I 354 0 5d Reagh island •• I 135 3 33| 8 27 13 14 I 11 15 7 7 1 7 27 30 0.90 j 211 15 H Rlngnelll " I 470 2 191 77 92 49 43 I 22 28 22 6 . 22 92 101 0.91 I 747 0 ffi Tullynagee « I 866 3 361 129 121 59 62 I 30 34 ^ 1 . I 33 121 132 0.92 I 1,013 15 S » I 322 2 111 46 [ 53 29 24 I 20 24 19 5 . I 19 53 85 0.62 I S88 10 2 Islnnds In Sti^ngford Lough: I I I I I Big Gull Rock I 0 1 01 . • • • I •••••!• • • J • I 05 HH Bird I 2 2 171 . • • • I •••••• • • • I 1 10 {Jd Cair I 4 0 31 j . • • • I • • • • • I • • • • I 3 0 W Cross I 13 2 lOl 5 4 2 2 1 1 1 1 • • I 1 4 7 0.57 I 18 10 C* Duck Rock I 0 1 Ol . ' - • I • I • • • • I • • • • I • • S Gull Rock I 0 3 251 . • • • I •••••!• - • • I 05 2 Hen I 0 j 2 191 . * • • I ^ « • « • I • • • • I 0 5 <^ Horse I 1 1 271 . . . .1 . . ... I . . • • I 10 ^ Long I 13 2 38| . . . .1 . . . . . I* • ••! 90 o Lythe Rock I 0 ' 2 36| . • • - I • • • • • I • • • • I 0 5 i^ Ralney I 43 1 201 . . . .1 1 . • • • I • • • • I 37 5 I^olly I 22 2 20| 5 . . .1 11 • 1 • I • • • • I 23 0 Sketrick I 443151 4 7 2 5| 4 5 23 . I 2 7 12 0.58 I 89 10 Trasnagh I 26 0 lOl . . . .1 • • • • • I • • • • I 23 0 Watson's I 2 0 Ol . • • • I • • • • • I • • • • I i 10 Wood I 24 3 251 . • • • I •••••!• • • • I 21 5 Rock Island I - | - [ -j . | . | . | .1 • • • • • I ' • • • I 0 5 140. KIRCUBBIN D.E.D. I 5,370 0 ^j 1,349 1,534 769 765 I 433 440 [407 21 1 12 I 406 I 1,503 I 1,856 I 0.81 j 8,848 18~ Ballygraffan Townland I 396 3 3o| 48 53 27 26 I 13 14 12 2 . I 12 53 54 0.98 I 442 5 Ballyllmp " I 364 3 38| 23 19 10 9 I 8 6 6 . . 16 19 25 0.76 I 363 15 Echllnvllle •• I 481 2 281 71 82 56 26 I 21 28 16 . 12 I 15 58 69 0.84 723 15 Fish Quarter « I 266 0 231 13 15 6 9 1 4 5 5 . • I 4 14 25 0.56 I 266 15 ^iastry " I 899 1 301 175 179 90 89 J 54 49 47 2 . I 47 179 213 0.84 I 1,223 11 NunsquarteKlrcubblGranshInlsharga ny r(a ) «" 1I 1,025718509173 ' 311 3418131 671239126 I 8311495920 I4024516I3 42257439 1I• 223»1 730 2421725 I 22219742 I 161.• .. jIf 23217402 I 8211494629 I 1,05131149980 I 0.70.96295 II 3,041,0629626371 I 1430 Rowreagh " 638 0 2| 99 1 100 1 57 43 1 30 1 29 29 • I , 29 1 100 134 0.75 1 792 10 islands In Strangford Lough: 10 Bird 1 0 28 1 1 . 1 • • • • • • • • • 0 s Horse 25 1 18 • • • • . i • * • • • • 8 0 Sheelah's (Including South Sheelah»s Island) 0 1 16 . • ! • • • • • • • • • • • Eight others 3 1 3 30 • • • • • • • • • • • • • * Kircubbin Toun (a) - - -j il53 673 1 321 i 352 163 205 190 15 191 667 8U9 0.79 1 - -

141. Moneyreagh D.E.D. 8, 051 0 4 1,744 1,690 862 838 458 474 459 15 463 1,690 1,956 0.86 13,172 2 •Ballyalloly Townland 421 2 20! 61 63 • 29 34 15 14 14 . 14 63 75 0.84 629 15 -Ballyaltlicllllgan " 334 3 20 58 61 28 .33 16 17 17 . 17 61 79 0.77 523 0 — Ballybeen « 421 0 16 77 88 49 39 17 23 23 . 24 88 98 0.90 612 0 ^ Ballycreelly " 602 3 16 72 70 35 35 25 24 23 1 23 70 99 0.71 814 15 -Ballykeel « 587 3 10 113 88 44 44 27 24 22 . • 2 22 88 67 1.31 770 3 «*Ballyinagaughey " 77 0 13 45 26 11 15 10 7 7 ! 7 26 32 0.81 164 0 • Ballymalady " ! 343 1 27 47 49 28 21 1 12 11 11 i 11 49 60 0.82 492 10 •-- Ballynlchol « | 290 0 5 35 40 19 21 j 12 12 12 • 12 40 66 0.61 442 0 - Ballyrush « 537 2 10 82 91 53 38 1 25 25 23- 2 23 91 100 0.91 689 5 ^Ballywllllam " 221 0 20 78 71 39 32 18 20 19 1 19 71 82 0.87 424 0 --^^Carnasure (b) " 401 1 16 201 160 75 85 43 43 42 1 44 160 231 0.69 1,190 19 *-Cattogs w 382 1 0 59 57 26 31 14 16 16 . 17 57 71 0.80 667 15 —Crossnacreevy " 665 3 29 216 237 125 112 58 QQ 59 1 59 237 203 1.17 1,402 5 -Culllntraw « 168 0 8 34 28 18 10 7 7 7 • ^ 28 27 1.04 220 10 *-*Edenslate " 126 3 11 35 26 16 10 10 10 9 1 9 26 31 0.84 188 0 n -Moneyreagh " 671 3 12 222 257 128 129 66 73 73 • 73 257 299 0.86 1,457 7 o "•Mon lough n 729 1 26 87 71 31 40 23 ZZ 22 • 22 71 93 0.76 860 5 **Trooperfleld " 105 3 37 14 23 10 13 5 5 5 • 5 23 20 1.15 135 0 c ^-^Tullygarvan " 491 0 26 77 50 26 24 21 21 18 3 18 50 76 0.66 650 2 —Tullyhubbert " 470 3 2 131 134 72 QZ 34 40 37 3 37 134 147 0.91 i 838 11 z Camber Town, part of (b) - - - 68 5^ 2^• 30 1^ m- m- . • m 54 70 0.77 . - - H 143. NEWTOWNARDS NORTH D.E.D. 8,650 0 10 1,335 11,396 718 678 398 422 401 10 11 402 1,396 \ 1,759 0.79 13,642 2 BallyallcocK: Townland 269 2 33 33 1 49 30 19 13 15 13 2 13 49 53 0.92 446 5 o Ballyblack n 1,102 2 35 154 i 157 86 71 48 44 43 1 43 157 136 1.15 1,271 4 Ballybla.cic Little w 264 0 14 15 17 10 7 6 5 5 . 5 1 17 24 0.71 249 15 Ballyhaft " 283 3 39 47 69 32 37 15 17 17 • 17 ! 69 86 0.80 528 0 Ballyharry " 189 0 17 41 54 32 22 14 18 17 1 17 54 65 0.83 2,411 10 o Ballyhenny »» 251 0 12 16 33 14 1 19 8 10 10 . 10 33 46 0.72 280 10 Ballyreagh « 334 1 38 56 59 35 24 12 14 14 • 14 59 73 0.81 771 4 BallywattlcocK « 525 0 6 122 120 1 67 53 39 . 43 36 1 1 36 120 176 0.68 1,018 15 Bootown n 183 3 30 42 43 24 13 11 11 • • 11 43 55 0.78 325 5 Corporation North " 26 0 15 , • • 1 ^^• • • • . • . • • 46 5 Cronstown »» 235 \ 2 29 26 29 16 13 8 9 ,9 • 9 29 44 0.66 275 5 Crossnamuclcley « 295 0 24 27 27 12- 15 9 7 7 • 7 27 35 0.77 287 0 Cunnlngburn " 400 1 22 41- 38 20 18 17 15 15 • 15 38 60 0.63 535 17 Druinawhy " 1,079 1 19 134 113 56 57 36 33 32 1 32 113 150 0.75 918 15 Drumhlrk: « 872 3 4 145 130 63 67 38 37 36 1 36 130 167 0.78 1,127 10 Gregstown " 109 1 37 6 19 11 8 5 3 3 • ^ 19 17 1.12 218 10 Loughrlscouse " 1,140 1 3 238 206 96 110 58 65 61 1 3 61 206 258 0.80 1,326 16 MOV 111a n 142 0 9 22 17 8 9 5 6 6 • • 6 17 34 0.50 255 5 Whitespots n 944 2 24 170 216 106 110 54 70 66 2 2 67 216 280 0.77 1,348 11 1

(a) The town of Klrcubbln stands on the Townland of Klrcubbln, the figures for which Include those shown for the town. (Y)) This portion of Comber Town stands on the Townland or-Carnasure. the figures for which Include those shown for this portion of the town, The remainder of the town Is m the D.E.D's of Ballymaglaff (131) and Comber (134). The entire town contains 2508 pers.ons. TABLE 4. - Area, Population, Houses, County, Municipal Boroughs, Urban Districts, Accommodation, and Valuation - continued Rural Districts, District Electoral Divisions, o Townlands, and Towns

Population Houses Accoiranod a t i on RateabJ e County Districts 1951 1951 Popula­ Valuation District Klectoral Divisions, Area [NO. of tion in Rooms Persons in Private Townlands and Towns 1937 1937 In­ Unin­ Build­ Private Occu­ per 1952 Persons Males Females Total House­ House­ pied Room habited habited ing holds holds Acres R. P. I £ S. RURAL DISTRICTS - continued

I^EWTOWNARnS RURAL DISTRICT - contiwj^d o 143. Newtownards South D.E.D. 8,037 2 18 l,3'r3 1,748 891 857 343 476 436 24 16 437 1,748 2,083 0.84 16,474 5 m Ballyalton (Parish Z of Comber) Townland 1 148 2 21 13 8 0.64 1 185 i ^^ Ballyalton (Parish 54 28 Z6 21 17 4 . 17 54 85 c of Newtownards) »» 138 3 3 37 1 10 229 18 00 * Ballybarnes " 1 254 3 16 46 71 33 38 16 19 17 • 2 17 71 76 0.93 443 5 O — Ballycullen » 251 1 23 71 ia3 56 47 18 30 28 2 28 103 102 1.01 792 5 ^Ballynagreehan M i 171 2 5 24 19 9 10 5 6 5 1 5 19 26 0.73 223 . 5 --Ballyinoney « 446 1 37 31 46 23 23 10 11 10 1 10 46 50 0.92 492 15 — Ballyrogan « 352 0 38 1 46 51 26 25 13 16 13 1 • 13 51 75 0.68 • 534 10 o —Ballysallagh Major « 933 3 35 i 65 88 54 34 17 24 24 , 24 88 111 0.79 1,981 0 —Ballysallagh Minor n 403 1 30 47 21 17 15 12 3 12 59 0.80 552 5 H 66 26 47 X —Ballyskieagh High « 1 716 0 8 99 133 76 57 22 33 31 2 31 133 127 1.05 801 15 tn -•Ballyskieagli Low « 328 0 7 1 49 44 ZZ 22 13 11 10 1 11 44 56 0.79 1 440 15 po "-Cast leave rry n 351 2 32 i 89 136 67 69 21 34 32 o 32 136 132 1.03 743 15 -'Comnions w 126 0 31 I 4 4 3 1 1 1 1 . 1 4 5 0o80 267 5 -Corporation South •» 385 0 30 17 223 107 116 5 58 58 • 58 223 257 0.87 2,468 0 -^3raigogantlet " 1 661 0 39 102 102 54 48 28 38 . 12 26 102 125 0.82 1,075 0 ^Oreengraves « 770 0 35 i 159 156 78 78 39 47 ze>45 2 45 156 215 0.73 1,368 10 m ^ Killarn « ! 412 2 25 222 223 115 108 46 45 44 1 44 223 199 1.12 809 5 - KillyTiether » 152 1 37 20 15 7 8 4 4 3 1 3 15 17 0o38 247 15 > -Mllecross «• 1 406 • 1 8 1 84 133 63 70 20 34 34 , 34 133 240 0,55 2,016 8 - Scrabo « 273 0 32 I 38 23 9 14 11 8 6 2 6 23 30 0.77 293 15 o -'Tullynagardy " [ 353 0 6 91 77 35 42 19 21 20 1 20 77 96 0.80 507 9

144. D.E.D. 877 2 28 1,507 1,657 738 869 463 497 460 36 1 i 461 1,646 2,188 0.75 6, 655 14 Ballyinurphy Tovvnland 348 0 0 25 28 13 15 11 11 11 . 11 28 67 0.42 582 5 • Ballyphllip (a) " 180 2 3 908 998 469 529 295 314 288 26 • 288 989 1,396 0.71 4,468 6 Parson Kail « 37 0 25 3 2 - 2 1 1 1 . 1 2 9 0.22 61 15 Tullyboard (a) » 311 1 24 ; 571 629 306 323 1 156 171 160 10 1 161 627 716 0.88 1,543 8 Island in Strangford Lough: Islandacorr 0 2 16 • • • • • • • • : • • • • • •

Portaferry Town (a) - - - 1,^35 1,275 5m 681 \ . 1425 >405 370 30- I 373 1,275 1,790 0.71 1 ^ -

145. ^UINTIN D.E.D. 10,722 2 29 1,205 1,271 674 597 398 384 325 58 1 323 1,255 1,598 0.79 13,828 12 Ardgeehan Townland 76 0 3 7 12 5 7 2 4 3 1 3 12 9 1.33 84 10 Ardifilnnan « j 143 0 3 i 16 14 6 8 4 4 4 • 4 14 16 0.88 202 0 Ardquln . « | 190 1 30 i 7 10 6 4 3 3 3 , 3 10 21 0.48 231 ! 15 Ballyadam « 115 0 5 9 12 4 8 3 3 2 1 2 12 11 1.09 132 1 10 BallyblacK n 79 3 15 11 12 7 5 4 2 2 , 2 12 9 1.33 95 5 Ballybranigan «» i 183 3 2 ' 10 21 11 10 6 5 5 , 5 • 21 24 0.88 200 5 Ballycam » 119 1 9 14 15 8 7 5 5 4 1 4 15 23 0.65 162 0 Ballvedock: or Carrstown « 2A9 3 26 39 53 31 ZZ 10 8 8 • 8- 53 42 1.26 305 15 en Ballyfinragh « 252 1 15 20 34 20 14 7 7 1 7 • 7 34 45 0.76 364 10 Ballyfounder " 139 1 32 11 5 2 ' 3 2 2 2 • 2 5 12 0.42 179 15 Ballygalget « 289 3 39 47 41 25 j 16 15 13 11 2 11 41 52 i 0.79 363 3 Ballygarvlgan « 234 2 16 36 88 41 47 11 ZZ 20 2 20 I 88 79 1.11 470 15 Ballyhenry " 208 2 31 29 19 10 9 6 8 5 2 5 19 26 0.73 257 0 Ballyherly " 204 3 30 • 5 10 5 5 4 3 ! 2 1 i 2 10 1 9 1.11 241 19 Ballymacnamee « 182 0 15 33 29 15 14 15 13 10 3 10 Z9 \ 40 0.73 271 1 Ballymarter » 249 2 32 29 31 14 17 10 9 9 • 9 ] 31 59 0.53 468 5 Ballymlnnlsh « ' 188 3 21 16 13 8 5 4 5 5 • 5 13 , Z6 0.50 249 8 Ballynlchol " j 202 0 8. 12 18 9 9 5 7 6 1 6 18 1 Z4: 0.75 254 10 Ballyqulntln « . 279 3 24 18 13 6 "7 « 1 4 4 • 4 13 24 0.54 295 15 Ballyrldley » 190 3 4 27 34 18 16 13 12 11 1 11 34 47 0.72 233 15 Ballyrusley « 233 0 9 24 17 12 5 7 6 3 3 3 17 21 0.81 288 8 Ballyspurge « 221 0 6 16 18 9 9 6 ! 6 4 2 4 18 25 0.72 333 15 Ballytrustan « 221 2 8 26 26 13 13 i 6 6 6 • 6 Z6 34 0.76 308 8 Ballyvv'addan « 165 3 36 i 18 7 4 3 1 4 2 2 • 2 7 10 0.70 181 10 Ballywallon « 295 0 16 1 44 53 31 ZZ 1 19 20 17 3 16 44 72 0.61 402* 3 Ballyward « 275 1 26 46 48 25 23 12 11 11 • 11 48 51 0.94 278 0 Ballywhlte •» 273 3 9 17 23 9 14 4 8 5 3 5 23 33 0.70 ' 380 5 Ballywhollart " 147 2 6 8 10 7 3 4 4 2 2 2 10 9 1.11 154 0 Ballywlerd " 205 0 14 1 15 ;9 11 8 1 5 5 4 1 4 19 25 0.76 1 249 15 Corrog " 290 3 33 38 45 24 21 11 12 11 1 i * 11 45 50 0.90 j 304 3 Cralgaroddan " 198 1 30 17 13 6 7 6 4 3 1 1 3 13 16 0.81 i 250 16 Demesne " ; 215 0 20 17 15 7 8 4 4 4 • 4 15 22 0.68 ! 254 5 o Derry " i 278 0 6 1 69 36 17 19 20 12 11 1 11 36 48 0.75 329 9 o Dooey » 122 0 10 16 16 8 8 3 4 4 • 4 16 20 0.80 \ 149 15 c Drumarden « i 164 0 7 11 11 5 6 1 4 4 3 1 3 11 20 0.55 175 0 z Dunevly •« 262 3 14 27 42 23 19 8 8 8 . 8 42 40 1.05 256 17 H Granagh " 156 0 12 1 46 27 18 9 8 7 6 1 6 27 29 0.93 191 19 Kearney « 251 3. 2 41 60 25 35 19 20 16 4 16 60 85 0.71 398 16 Keentag^ « 141 1 7 1 10 12 6 6 6 5 3 2 3 12 18 0.67 202 15 o Klllydressy « 136 2 10 17 25 1 15 10 ^ 6 6 • 6 : 25 39 0.64 i 213 12 Knocklnelder « 146 2 30 14 11 7 4 7 5 3 2 3 11 19 0.58 i 227 10 o MarlfieId " 217 1 28 3 3 2 1 4 4 1 3 1 3 6 0.50. 272 5 o Newcastle « 276 2 7 90 78 45 33 31 23 19 4 19 78 77 1.01 455 17 Priest Town « 219 2 25 17 12 6 6 6 4 ! 3 1 1 3 12 13 0.92 249 13 Slaaes (t>) (c) « 200 3 32 34 31 17 i 14 7 6 1 6 • 5 24 Z6 0.92 282 10 Tara « 290 3 15 30 27 17 1 10 14 14 ! 11 3 11 27 53 0.51 350 3 Thonastown « 323 1 8 42 " 40 21 19 14 15 12 3 12 40 50 0.80 404 7 Tleveshllly •• 291 3 33 25 11 6 5 5 3 3 • 3 11 17 1 0.65 319 0 Tullycarnan " 299 0 33 4 11 7 4 4 4 3 1 1 3 11 18 0.61 382 0 Tullymally " 358 1- 20 21 33 17 16 7 11 10 1 10 33 43 I 0.77 431 10 Tullynacrew tt 50 2 7 6 7 3 4 2 2 2 • 2 7 11 0.64 81 5 Islands In Strangford Lough: 4 Ballyhenry 5 0 24 • • • • « • • • • • • • 10 Beardy Rocks 1 1 22 • • • • , • . . • • • • • • Black islands 0 2 \ 9 • . • • , • • • • • • • • ! Green 1 Z 24 • • • • , • . • • • • ... . • Islands off the Coast: Three (unname'd) 2 3 31 • • • • • • • • • • • • 0 15 Cloghy Toun (c) - - - 12 li 8 2 2 • 2 5 in 0.36 - -

(a) The town of portaferry stands on the Townlands of Ballyphlllp, and Tullyboard, the figures for which Include those shown for the town (b) Includes population (7 males) of the lightship moored at South Rock off Portaferry. The remainder of the town Is In (c) This portion of the town of Cloghy stands on the Townland of Slanes, the figures for which Include those shown for the town. Ardkeen (128) D.E.D. The entire town contains 293 persons. TABLE 5. - Area, Population, Houses, County and County Electoral Divisions o^ Accommodation and Valuation en 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 c ommoti a t i on

County Electoral 1951 1951 Popula­ /Rateable Divisions and No. of Valuation •Area Private tion In Rooms Persons District Electoral Division 1937 1937 Private Occu­ per in Reference Numbers In­ Unin­ Build­ House­ 1952 Persons Males Females Total holds House­ pied Room in Table 4 habited habited ing holds Acres £

DCM'N COUNTY 609,036 210,687 241.181 117.772 123,409 S8,504 67,639 61,145 4.485 2.009 61,224 230,773 276,400 0.83 1,511,633 o w ca^^ Y EIJCCTORAL DIVISIONS d 1. ARDGLASS 53,726 9,340 10,333 5,660 4,673 2,739 2,675 2,310 331 34 2,308 9,005 9,955 0.90 70,785 CO (53, 58, 65, 70-73) O 2. BALLYNAHINCH 43,640 9, 997 10,664 5,335 5,329 2,782 2,938 2,701 142 95 2,703 10,551 • 11,394 0.93 61,196 (54, 55, 59, 62, 64, 68, 69) o 3. BANBRIDGE 27,026 10,498 11,100 5,411 5,689 2,759 3,003 2,832 122 49 2,837 10, 812 13,176 0.82 62, 746 (1, 2, 24, 2g, 36, 40) 4. BANGOR 2,392 16,284 20,610 8,986 11,624 5,601 6,630 5,958 438 234 6,020 19,995 31,724 0.63 198,245 (3-7)

5. CASTLEWELLAN 52,072 8,922 8,630 4,463 4,167 2,447 2,373 2,188 139 46 2,182 8,585 8,551 1.00 44,360 (27, 33, 56, 57, 61, 96, 97, 100, 118) > 6. COMBER 38,810 10,496 11,380 5,753 6,627 2, 825 3,394 2,989 167 238 2,997 11.359 12,635 0.90 74,175 (129, 131, 134, 139, 141, 143) D 7. DONAGHADEE 31,444 9,935 12,603 6,037 6,566 3, 998 4,704 3,638 996 70 3,618 12,314 16,519 0.75 96,062 (8, 9, 133, 135, 136, 138, 142) vo 8. DOWNPATRICK 20,544 9,403 10,184 4,944 5,240 2,107 2,363 2,142 99 122 2,157 8,822 9,239 0.95 i 50,518 (10, 60, 63, 66, 67)

9. DROMORE 24,126 8,943 9,370 4,653 4,717 2,507 2,573 2,394 117 62 2,394 9,031 10,310 0.88 51,141 (11, 30, 39, 110-112)

10. GARVAGHY 44,969 7,458 7,322 3,690 3,632 2,094 2,032 1,916 110 6 1,919 7,322 8,221 0.89 46,000 (25, 29, 31, 37, 38, 41, 42)

11. GILFORE' 19,559 9,123 8,932 4,309 4,623 2,471 2,600 2,457 105 38 2,459 8,904 10,551 0.84 45,117 (32, 34, 35, 43, 107-109, 113) IE. HILLSBOROUGH 40, 959 9,606 10,167 5,056 5,111 2,732 2,908 2,724 165 19 2, 724 10,146 11,825 0.86 62,751 (74, 75, 78, 79, 82, 85-87)

13. HOLYWOCr? 12, 611 14,222 26,8C5 13,179j 13, 624 3,610 7,799 6,864 245 690 6,868 25,561 33,7651 0.76 207, 095 112, 44-52) 1 14. KILKEEL 37,213 11,068 12,540 5,941 6,599 2,974 3,600 3, 090 315 195 3,029 11,968 13,811 0.87 75,487

CJl (13, 14, 90, 92-95, 99, 101, 105) en en 15. NEWRY 702 12,746 13,261 6,189 7,072 2,685 2,907 2,818 82 7 2, 916 12,624 13,099 0.96 57,440 (15-17)

16. NEWTOWNARDS 1,073 11,285 12,243 5,761 6>tee -2,900 3,192 3,115 62 15 3,131 11,870 13,537 0.88 53,906 (18-21) 17. PORTAFERRY 36,848 9,498 10,942 5,408 5,534 3,278 3,359 2,954 384 21 2,948 10,857 13,772 0.79 66,599 (128, 130, 132, 137, 140, 144, 145) 18. RATHFFTLAND 41,602 9,293 9,479 4,827 4,652 2,462 2,495 2,334 148 13 1 2,323 9,341 9,936 0.94 58,568 (2fe, 114, 116, 119-123, 126, 127) 19. SAINTFIELD 30,392 12,184 13,709 6,699 7,010 2,684 3,187 3,040, 107 40 3,032 11,254 12,965 0.87 73,077 (76, 77, 80, 81, 83, 84, 88, 89) 20. WARRENPOINT 49,328 10,386 10, 909 5,471 5,438 2,849 2,907 2,681 211 15 2,659 10,452 11,415 0.92 56,375 (22, 23, 91, 98, 102, 103, 104, 106, 115, 117, 124, 126)

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* Exclusive of the areas or Carllngford and Strangford Loughs v*ilch are not available and of 386 acres, under the larger rivers, lak.es, and tideways. A w •f Exclusive of £1,112 the valuation of telegraphs, telephones, gas and electricity mains, etc. 44 CENSUS OF NORTHERN IRELAND 1951

TABI£ 6. - Private Houses, Population, (Persons and County, Municipal Boroughs, Households) therein, and Rooms Occupied Urban Districts, and Rural Districts

DEFINITIONS - The terms "Private Houses", nRooms", and "Private Households" are defined In Part I.

Inhabited Private Houses Population in Private Houses

Containing Total Total 9 or NO. of NO. of Persons Males Females 1-3 4-5 6-8 Rooms more Rooms Houses Rooms Rooms Rooms1 oou^^^y DOWN 230,773 111,985 118,788 1 private Household per house 16,083 30,700 11,498 1,840 273,219 60,121 2 Private Households per house 27 183 144 66 2,597 420 3 or more Private Households per house 18 32 23 584 73 Total 16,110 30, 901 11,674 1,929 276,400 60,614

Percentage -25.^ 51.o\ i9.5 3.21 - 100.0

Private Households therein 16,137 31,123 11,895 2, 069 61,224 -

BANBRIDGE URBAN DISTRICT 5,848 2,767 3,081 1 Private Household per house 300 825 361 55 7,401 1,541 2 Private Households per house • 2 1 2 37 5 3 or more Private Households per house 1 . 6 1 Total 300 827 363 57 7,444 1,547

Percentage 19.^\ 53.li 23.5\ 3.7 - 100.0

Private Households therein 300 829 366 59 1,554 -

BANGCWR MUNICIPAL BOROUGH 19,995 8,707 11,288 1 Private Household per house 501 3,050 1,953 256 30, 954 5,760 Z Private Households per house Z 45 44 13 651 104 3 or more Private Households per house • 4 10 2 119 16 Total 1 503 3,099 2,007. 271 31,724 5,880

Percentage 8.6 52.7 3^.1 ^.6 - 100.0

Private Households therein \ 505 3,152 Z,075 288 6,020 -

DCSMAGHADEE URBAN DISTRICT ' 3,331 1,528 1,805 1 Private Household per house 206 574 181 51 4,868 1,012 Z Private Households per house • 1 • • 5 1 3 or more Private Households per house . . [ . . • Total 206 575 181 51 4, 873 1,013 Percentage 20.3 56.8 17.9 5.0 1 100.0 Private Households therein 206 576 181 51 1,014 -

DOWNPATRICK URBAN DISTRICT 3,679 1,762 1,917 1 prlsfvate Household per house 227 452 137 29 3,801 845 Z Private Households per house 1 5 1 5 90 12 3 or more Prlva'te Households per house . 1 2 2 43 5 Total 228 458 140 36 3,934 862 Percentage 26.5 1 53.1 1 16.2 1 ii.2 1 100.0 Private Households therein 229 465 146 48 888 -

(14555). COUNTY OF DOWN 45

TABLE 6 - Private Houses, Population, (Persons and Households) County, Municipal Boroughs therein, and Rooms Occupied - continiied Urban Districts, and Rural Districts

'•' —^ "•—-—-•—-———- . ' —---y Inhabited Private Houses Population in Private Houses

Containing Total Total NO. Of NO. of Persons i Males Females 1-3 4-5 6-8 9 or Rooms Houses Rooms Rooms Rooms more Rooms

DROMORE URBAN DISTRICT 2,379 1,118 1,261 1 Private Household per house 220 336 111- 12 2,907 679 2 private Households per house • 1 1 • 11 2 3 or more Private Households per house • • . . . . Total 220 337 112 12 2,918 681

Percentage 32.3 U9.5 16.i^ 1.8 - 100.0

Private Households therein 220 338 113 12 683 -

HOLYWOOD URBAN DISTRICT 6,199 2,892 3,307 1 Private Household per house 163 861 467 79 8,237 1,560 2 private Households per house 1 8 10 13 242 32 3 or more Private Households per house . 4 2 8 137 14 Total 164 863 479 100 8,616 1,606

Percentage 10.2 53.8 29.8 6.2 - 100.0

Private Households therein 165 879 493 139 1,676 -

KILKEEL URBAN DISTRICT 2,237 1,075 1,162 1 private Household per house 116 271 149 23 2,770 559 2 Private Households per house . • 3 • 19 3 3 or more Private Households per house • . < . . . • Total 116 271 152 23 2,789 562 Percentage 20.7 48.2 27.0 4.1 - 100.0

Private Households therein 116 271 155 '23 565 -

NEWCASTLE URBAN DISTRICT 2,760 1,165 1,595 1 Private Household per house 85 313 311 67 4,411 776 2 Private Households per house • 2 3 • 31 5 3 or more Private Households per house . . . . • . Total 85 315 314 67 4,442 781 Percentage 10.9 W.3 W.2 8.6 - 100.0

Private Households therein 85 317 317 67 786 -

NEWRY URBAN DISTRICT 12,624 5,974 6,650 1 Private Household per house 466 1,611 506 91 12,551 2,674 2 Private Households per house 5 41 25 2 379 73 3 or mOre Private Households per house . 8 10 6 169 24 Total 471 1,660 541 99 13,099 2,771 Percentage 17.0 59.9 19.5 3.6 -' 100.0 private Households therein 476 \ 1,720 503 127 2,916 -

(14555) 46 CENSUS OF NORTHERN IRELAND 1951

TABI^ 6. - Private Houses, Population, (Persons and Households) County, Municipal Boroughs, therein, and Rooms Occupied - continued Urban Districts, and Rural Districts

Inhabited Pr ivate Houses Population in Private Houses

Containing Total Total NO. of No. of Persons Males Females 9 or Rooms Houses 1-3 4-5 6-8 more Rooms Rooms Rooms Rooms

NEWTCWI^ARDS MUNICIPAL BOROUGH 11,870 5,621 6,249 1 Private Household per house 743 1,956 335. 41 13,408 3,075 2 Private Households per house 5 19 4 . 129 28 3 or more Private Households per house . . • . . .

Total 748 1,975 339 41 13,537 3,103

Percentage 2U.1 63.7 10.9 1.3 - 100.0

Private Households therein 753 1,994 343 41 3,131 -

WARRENPOINT URBAI>I DISTRICT 2,501 1,180 1,321 1 Private Household per house 28 294 230 74 3,685 626 Z Private Households per house • 2 7 5 105 14 3 or more Private Households per house • • 3 2 46 5 Total 28 296 240 81 3,836 645 Percentage ^.3 U5.9 37.2 12.6 - 100.0

Private Households therein 28 298 254 90 670 -

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BANBRIDGE RURAL DISTRICT 21,847 10,927 10,920 1 Private Household per house 1,987 2,574 991 157 24,468 5,709 2 Private Households per house 2 6 5 6 143 19 3 or more Private Households per house ...... Total 1,989 2,580 996 163 24,611 5,728

Percentage 3U.7 U5.1 17.4 2.8 - 100.0

Private Households therein 1,991 2,586 1,001 169 5,747 -

CASTLEREAGH RURAL DISTRICT 19,362 9,335 10,027 1 Private Household per house 418 3,791 808 115 24,957 4,152

2 Private Households per house 1 13 10 3 172 27 3 or more Prlvatfe Households per house . . 1 1 20 2 Total 1 419 3,804 819 119 25,149 5,161 Percentage 8.1 73.7 15.9 2.3 - 100.0

Private Households therein 420 3,817 831 124 5,192 -

D0WNPATRIC3K RURAL DISTRICT 28, 899 14,520 14,379 1 Private Household per house 2, 694 3,218 1,148 198 30,686 7,258 2 Private Households per house 5 11 11 5 194 32 3 or more Private Households per house • . 2 . 14 2 Total 2,699 3,229 1,161 2CB 30,894 7,292 Percentage 37.0 m.3 15.9 2.8 - 100.0

Private Households therein 2,704 3,240 1,176 208 7,328 -

(14555) COUNTY OF DOWN 47

TABLE 6. - Private Houses, Population, (Persons and Households) County, Municipal Boroughs, therein, and Rooms Occupied - continued Urban Districts, and Rural Districts

Inhabited Pr ivate Houses Population in Private Houses

Containing Total Total NO. of ' NO. of Persons Males , Females 9 or Rooms Houses 1-3 4-5 6-8 more Rooms Rooms Rooms Rooms

HILLSBORDUCM RURAL DISTRICT 21,400 10,554 10,846 1 private Household per house 1,877 2,729 1,001 127 24,724 5,734

2 Private Households per house 2 5 2 ! • 2 i 66 11 3 or more Private Households per house ...... Total 1,879 §,734 1,003 129 24,790 5,745 Percentage 32.7 U7.6 17.5 2.2 - 100.0

private Households therein 1,881 2,739 1,005 131 5,756 -

KILKEEL RURAL DISTRICT 13,223 6,647 6,576 1 Private Household per house 1,491 1,325 393 51 12,695 3,260 2 Private Households per house 1 3 3 6 98 13 3 or more Private Households per house . . 1 1 16 2 Total 1,492 1,328 397 58 12, 809 3,275 Percentage ii5.6 U0.5 12.1 1.8 - 100.0

Private Households therein 1,493 if 331 402 66 3,292 -

MOIRA RURAL DISTRICT 8,622 4,204 4,418 1 Private Household per house 679 1,193 354 64 10,111 2,290 2 Private Households per house • 2 2 • 23 4 3 or more Private Households per house ...... Total 679 1,195 356 64 10,134 2,294 Percentage 29.6 52.1 15.5 2.8 - 100.0

Private Households therein 679 1,197 358 64 2,298 -

NEWRY NO. 1 RURAL DISTRICT 12,798 6,566 6,232 1 Private Household per house 1,344 1,272 475 54 12,711 3,145 2 Private Households per house 1 4 1 1 37 7 3 or more Private Households per house . • • . • • Total 1,345 1,276 476 55 12,748 3,152 Percentage ^2.7 W.5 15.1 1.7 - 100.0

Private Households therein 1,346 1,280 477 56. 3,159 -

NEVIITOWNARDS RURAL DISTRICT 31,199 15,443 15,756 1 Private Household per house 2,538 4, 065 1,587 296 37,874 8,486 2 Private Households per house 1 13 11 3 165 28 3 or more Private Households per house • 1 • 1 14 2 Total 2,539 4,079 1,598 300 38,053 8,516 Percentage 29.8 i47.9 18.8 3.5 - 100.0

Private Households therein [2,540 4, 094 1,609 I 306 8,549 -

(14555) 48 CENSUS OF NORTHERN IRELAND 1951

TABLE 7. Private Households: Size, Rooms Occupied, County, Municipal Boroughs, Urban and Density of Room Occupation Districts, and Rural Districts

DEFINITIONS - The terms "Private Households" and "Rooms" are defined In Part I

Number of Private Households occupying Total Private Population at Successive the following Number of Rooms Households uen si ties Average population (Persons per Koom) 1 number Number of m Rooms __—. of Persons in 10 Private Occupied 4 3 persons Ove r and and 2 1 per 1 2 3 4 5 6-7 8-9 and NO. % Households and over 4 over over less room 3 2

DOWN COUNTY 1 25^t 1,316 1,390 1,507 778 591 136 40 6,012 9.8 6,012 22,275 . 6,012 0.27 2 131L 1,404 2,473 3,469 2,622 2,093 507 156 12,855 21.0 25,710 56,663 . 25,710 0.45 3 6^t 1,045 2,184 3,816 2,754 2,223 581 204 12,871 21.0 38,613 59,059 192 38,421 0.65 4 4(5 717 1,780 3,410 2,583 1,836 545 183 11,100 18.1 44,400 51,727 18^ 44,216 0.86 5 Zi5 472 1,161 2,439 1,692 1,281 373 159 7,605 12.4 38,015 35,766 13(3 M2,36 0 35,525 1.06 6 U J 282 751 1,450 1,025 764 265 118 4,667 7.6 28,002 22,200 7i> 1 , 1,692 26,238 1.26 7 iM 147 479 886 548 400 132 56 2,657 4.4 18,599 12,364 en5 1,02^} \ 3,353 14,154 1.50 8 i l\ 87 281 563 311 254 66 42 1,606 2.6 12,848 7,450 U 3 69e5 2,248 9,888 1.72 9 JL 34 141 296 1 197 148 45 191 881 1.5 1 7,929 4,195 31{ 3,933 3,681 1.89 10 24 91 175 95 79 22 10 496 0.8 4,960 2,302 24() 91() 1,750 2,060 2.15 11 J 10 39 87 55 28 13 6 239 0.4 2,629 1,126 121L 42?n 1,562 517 2.33 12 4 19 44 27 16 3 3 116 0.2 1,392 545 4{3 22(3 852 264 2.55 13 2 9 19 19 12 1 2 64 0.1 832 356 1455 24"^ 364 78 2.34 14 . 5 14 6 6 . 4 35 0.1 490 213 7(3 i9t J 126 98 2.30 15 and over • 1 9 6 1 3 2 22 0.0 342 159 4<3 14() 76 77 2.15

Total ) NO. 54(? [ 5,5441 10,804 18,184 12,718 9,732 2,692 1,004 61,224 H -J •-- - - private ) -J -J Households) % 0.. ^1 9.l\ 17.6 29.7 20.8 15.9 U.U 1.6\ - 100% - - I - -

Population In private Households! i.ia 5k6,634 38,958 71,618 49,625 37,489 10,842 4,414 " 230,773 1,26^ 7 4,05S) 18,508 206,939

Rooms occupied 54(3 p.1,088 32,412 72,736 6^,590 61,898 22,384 11,746 - - - 276,400 j I - 0.83

EANBRIDGE URBAN DISTRICT 1 ' 1 28 35 43 21 13 1 1 142 9.2 142 { 537 . 142 0.26 2 20 42 80 79 73 10 1 305 19.6 610 1,430 . 610 0.43 3 24 37 96 108 69 18 8 360 23.2 1,080 1,762 . 1,080 0.61 4 22 43 70 90 55 9 6 295 19.0 1,180 ! 1,390 . 1,180 0.85 5 6 20 53 56 43 7 5 190 12,Z 950 ' 950 30 920 1.00 6 4 11 35 34 27 2 4 117 7.5 702 583 24 678 1.20 7 . 4 13 22 19 3 3 64 4.1 448 348 28 420 1.29 8 2 4 9 6 15 1 2 39 2.5 312 205 1(3 32 264 1.52 9 1 3 . 5 9 3 21 1.4 189 126 <^ 27 153 1.50 10 1 1 2 4 . 8 0.5 80 41 1(} 10 60 1.95 11 1 1 . 3 . 5 0.3 55 26 11L 11 33 2.12 12 1 1 1 2 . 5 0.3 60 25 li 2 24 24 2.40 13 . . 1 1 . 2 0.1 26 11 26 . 2.36 14 . . . . 1 1 0.1 14 10 . 14 1.40 15 and over • • • V • • • • • • • •

Total ) NO. 1 107 202 402 425 333 51 34 1,554 - - . _ ~ _ _ Private ) Households) % n 6.9 13.0 25.9 27.3 21.U 3.3 2.2 - 100% - - T " - - Population In

Private Households 307 688 1,442 1,639 1,407 187 178 5,848 ? 41? 212 5,578 — • .. " «

Rooms occupied 214 606 1,608 2,125 2,075 429 387 - - - 7,444 - - 0.79

BAl^GOR MUNICIPAL BOROUGH 1 1 3 52 72 129 168 128 23 5 593 9.9 593 2,754 1 593 0.22 2 7 77 127 320 499 461 104 14 1,609 26.7 3,218 8,-301 . 3,218 0.39 3 li 2 43 103 262 438 418 131 20 1,427 23.7 4,281 7,644 36 4,245 0.56 4 7 18 72 247 357 299 92 19 1,111 18.5 4,444 5,949 Zi3 4,416 1 0.75 5 L 7 39 179 197 191 67 19 700 11.6 3,500 3,843 35 3,460 0.91 6 1 17 87 82 86 36 13 322 5.3 1,932 1,805 6 1,926 1.07 7 3 7 36 28 42 16 5 137 2.3 959 770 21L 49 889 1.25 8 1 5 24 6 18 4 2 60 1 1.0 480 315 (3 40 432 1.52 9 2 15 6 9 1 2 35 I 0.6 315 187 153 162 1.68 10 1 7 5 5 1 18 0.3 180 100 70 110 1.80 11 1 3 1 1 6 0.1 66 35 1^L 44 11 1.89 12 . . . 1 1 0.0 12 16 . 12 0.75 13 ...... , , 14 , , , , , , , , 1 . 15 and over • • 1 • 1 0.0 15 • 5 15 • 3.00

Total ) NO. 4,5 202 445 1,309 1,788 1,657 474 102 6,020 — _ ^ -1 « ^ \_ private ) Households) % loT 7 3.14 7.4 1 21.71 29.7 27.5 7.9 1.7 I 100% [ 1 -| - - Population In Private Households 9 d 477 1,338 4,642 5,759 5,540 1,696 444 • ' 19,995 - 5 6 3 448 19,474 -

Rooms occupied 4 5 404 1,335 5,236 I 8,940 10,701 3,948 1,117 - r - 1 31,724 J - - 0.63

(14555) COUNTY OF DOWN 49

TABLE 7. - Private Households: Sise, Rooms Ctecupied, County, Mijnicipal Boroughs, Urban and Density of Room Occupation - continued Districts, and Rural Districts

Population at Successive Number of 'rivate Households occupying Total Private Densities Average the fo Llowing Number of Rooms Households i^opulatlon (Persons per Room) number dumber of m Rooms of Persons in 10 Private Occupied 4 3 2 persons Over and NO. Households and and and per 1 2 3 4 5 6-7 8-9 % 4 over over over less room 3 2

DONAGHADEE URBAN DISTRICT 1 16 23 31 24 19 5 1 119 11.7 119 618 . 119 0.23 2 JL 17 35 76 73 33 19 6 260 2^.8 520 1,250 . 520 0.42 3 jL 4 38 82 72 33 15 4 249 24.5 747 1,188 3 744 1 0.63 4 6 35 65 37 21 18 / 4 186 18.3 744 902 . 744 ! 0.82 5 5 14 26 22 12 12 5 96 9.5 480 503 25 456 0.96 6 . 6 21 18 8 7 . 60 5.9 360 302 . 360 1.19 7 2 2 10 1 3 1 19 1.9 , 133 85 14 14 105 1.56 8 2 5 2 1 10 1.0 80 43 16 64 1.86 9 . 3 2 2 1 1 9 1.0 81 1 54 27 54 1.50 10 1 1 1 . . 3 0.3 30 12 10 10 10 2.50 11 1 . . 1 0.1 11 5 11 . 2.20 12 . 1 . 1 0.1 12 6 . 12 2.00 13 ...... • . 14 1 . . 1 0.1 14 5 14 2.80 15 and over • • • • • • • • •

Total ) NO. I 1 50 156 320 254 133 77 22 1,014 ------Private ) Households) % 0.. ? U.9 15.14 31.6 25.0 13.1 7.e 2.2 "•- 100% - - -• — - - ~

population In ] Private Households 5 125 493 1,092 828 435 271 82 " " 3,331. " ! • 24 120 3,187 ; ^

Rooms occupied iI 100 468 1,280 1,270 863 645 245 - - - 4,873 - - - - 1 0.68

DOWNPATRICK URBAN DISTRICT 1 Ii 21 25 17 9 10 2 . 88 9.9 88 314 .. 88 0.28 2 ^5 16 36 30 34 27 5 . 153 17*2 306 648 . 306 0.47 3 JL 14 33 53 27 26 6 4 164 18.5 492 729 3 489 0.67 4 10 28 41 41 19 11 2 152 17.1 608 707 . 608 0.86 5 4 17 44 23 14 5 2 109 12.3 545 501 20 525 1.09 6 1 18 36 21 13 3 2 94 10.6 564 439 6 558 1.28 7 2 1 • 9 15 11 7 1 1 46 5.2 322 208 14 63 246 1.55 8 • ^ 6 13 8 2 . 1 51 3.5 248 136 8 48 192 1.82 9 3 8 10 4 2 27 3.1 243 134 99 144 1 1.81 10 . 5 4 1 1 11 1.2 110 56 50 60 2.00 11 1 3 , 3 1 1 9 1.0 99 45 11 66 22 2.20 12 . . 1 . . 1 0.1 12 5 12 . 1 2.40 13 1 . 1 . . 2 0.2 26 8 13 13 . 3.25 14 . . ' . . . . . • . . . , 15 and over • • 1 • • 1 0.1 16 5 16 • - i 3.20

Total ) NO, IJI 67 177 265 194 124 37 12 888 _ _ _ _ _. _ _ _ Private ) Households) % IJ / 7.5 19.9 29.8 21.8 m.o il.2 m - 100% ------

Population In Private Households Z'L 169 663 1,200 908 488 163 57 3,679 27 35 380 3,237 —

Rooms occupied h 2 134 531 1,060 970 786 314 127 - - 1 3,934 - - - - 0.94

N

EROMORE URBAN DISTRICT 1 L 14 25 21 9- 4 4 78 11.4 78 291 . 78 0.27 2 15 46 49 25 18 7 160 23.4 320 660 . 320 0.48 3 18 35 41 25 21 2 2 144 21.1 432 1 606 . 432 0.71 4 8 22 37 27 23 6 123 18.0 492 559 . 492 0.88 5 7 12 37 19 10 2 •87 12.7 435 372 35 400. ! 1.17 6 2 11 16 8 8 • 45 6.6 270 196 ^ 12 258 1 1.38 7 4 7 9 6 1 27 4.0 189 130 ^ 28 161 ! 1.45 8 2 3 4 2 . 12 1.8 96 61 16 80 1 1.57 9 1 1 1 1 4 0.6 36 21 9 9 18 1.71 10 * r 1 1 2 0.3 20 15 20 1.33 11 1 1 0.1 11 7 11 1.67 12 . . . . . , , 13 • . , , , , , 14 , , , , , , , 15 and over • '__ • - ' . . _ _ Total ) NO. 1 65 157 211 126 95 24 4 683 — ~T ~7 Private ) rr Households) % 0. 1 1 9,5 23.0 ' 30.9 18.5 13.9 3.5 0.6 [ 100% 1 ------

population In Private Households 1 186 480 747 480 381 84 20 ^ " 2,379 '__ 9 • 100 2,270 -

Rooms occupied 1 1 130 471 844 . 630 594 200 48 - - - 2,918 - - 0.82

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(14555) 50 CENSUS OF NORTHERN IRELAND 1951

TABLE 7. - Private Households: Size, Rooms Occupied, County, Municipal IBoroughs,Urban and Density of Room Occupation - continued Districts, and Rural Districts

1 1 ac Population at Successive ^Number of Private Househ olds occupying Total Private Densities Average Numbe r the following of Rooms Households population I (Persons per Room) number Number of In Rooms 4 3 of Persons in 2 persons 10 Private Occupied Over and and 1 2 3 4 5 6-7 ! 8-9 and NO. Households and per % 4 over over less over 3 2 room

HOLYWOOD URBAN DISTRICT 1 (3 5 • 22 33 23 25 7 1 122 7.3 122 558 . 122 0.22 2 I 2.? 42 77 98 97 24 8 371 22.1 742 1,884 . 742 0.39 3 5 1 3 36 88 109 101 23 10 388 123.2 1,164 1,996 9 1,155 0.58 4 I 28 91 117 77 24 7 346 20.6 1,384 1,813 . 1,384 0.76 5 2 17 48 54 57 16 9 203 12.1 1,015 1,118 10 1.005 0.91 6 I 11 34 29 20 6 1 103 6.1 618 503 12 606 1.23 7 I 7 20 15 12 5 4 65 3.9 455 338 49 1 392 1.35 8 9 9 13 4 4 2 41 2.4 328 208 1 ^^ 72 256 1.58 9 10 3 5 2 1 21 1.3 189 118 90 99 1.60 10 1 1 1 . 3 ! 0.2 30 15 10 20 2.00 11 2 3 1 1 . 7 1 0.4 77 30 22 44 1 11 2.57 12 1 1 . . 1 3 ! 0.2 36 19 12 12 1 ^^ 1.89 13 . 1 . 2 . 3 0.2 39 16 13 26 . 2.44 14 . . . . 1 ...... 15 and over • • • • • • • • • • •

Total ) NO. 11L 1 5^i I 175 416 463 402 111 44 1,676 ------Private ) Households) % 0. 7 3.-2 10,5 211,8 27,6 21^,0 6,6 2.6 - 100% - - - ~ - - -

population In Private Households 1 9 14 9 632 1,629 1,715 1,443 421 191 6,199 • 61 334 5,804

Rooms occupied 1.L 10 3 525 1,664 2,315 2,569 925 499 - - - 8,616 - - - - 0.72

KILKEEL URBAN DISTRICT 1 L 5 11 10 5 8 3 . 43 7.6 43 184 , 43 0.23 2 L 3 22 34 24 17 10 5 119 21.1 238 580 . 238 0.41 3 L B 19 35 18 25 8 1 115 20.3 345 550 3 342 0.63 4 3 16 30 23 24 6 3 108 19.1 432 540 . 432 0.80 5 5 2 20 19 8 5 2 59 10.4 295 306 15 280 0.96 6 2 6 10 5 18 5 2 4a 8.5 288 263 12 276 1.10 7 4 12 5 5 2 1 29 5.1 203 144 28 175 1.41 8 2 10 4 5 . 21 3.7 168 98 16 152 1.71 9 3 2 3 3 3 14 2.5 126 77 45 81 1.64 10 1 2 . . 1 4 0.7 40 19 10 20 10 1 2.11 11 1 . . 1 2 0.4 22 12 11 11 1.83 12 1 1 . . 2 0.4 24 9 24 . 2.67 13 . . 1 . 1 0.2 13 7 . 13 1.86 14 . . « . . . , . , , 1 .. 15 and over • • • • • • • - • ^ 1 - Tlptal ) NO. 5 3 D 86 167 107 114 44 14 565 ^ . _ . Private ) ~r ~r Households) % 0.. 5 5..3 15,2 29.6 18,9 20,2 7.8 2,5 - 100% ------; - -

piqpulatlon In Private Households (3 9i I 303 688 430 476 188 54 — — 2,237 — • 10 174 2,053 -

IVPoms occupied ^5 6(D 258 668 535 729 361 175 - - - 2,789 - - - - 0.80

NEWCASTLE URBAN DISTRICT 1 1 5 5 11 21 36 3 1 82 10.4 82 434 , 82 0.19 2 JL (3 14 30 48 63 15 11 188 23.9 376 1,063 . 376 0.35 3 iL 3 12 26 33 69 17 12 178 22.7 534 1,031 3 531 0.52 4 7 9 25 33 50 10 7 141 17.9 564 785 ; 564 0.72 5 1L 7 20 25 25 6 6 90 11.5 1 450 510 5 445 0.88 6 1 '5 2 8 8 19 4 4 48 6.1 ! 288 292 18 270 0.99 7 5 1 9 6 6 2 2 29 3.7 j 203 149 j 21 7 175 1.36 8 ]L 3 3 3 3 1 2 16 2.0 128 97 8 24 96 1.32 9 1 4 1 • 1 2 9 1.1 81 58 . 45 36 1.40 10 1 . 1 . 2 0.3 20 8 10 . 10 2.50 11 1 1 . 2 0.3 22 9 22 . 2.44 12 . . 1 1 0.1 12 J 6 , 12 2.00 13 . . • , , . , , , 14 . . , , , , ] , , . \ , 15 and over • • • • __j ' ' . . .

Total ) No. 2 3i1 55 137 180 272 59 47 786 _ private ) 7\ rl Households) % lo.,3 1^..3 1 7.0 I'/.ii 22.9 3tl,6 7.5 6,0 - 100% > - - - ; - J -

Population m private Households 5 IE-L 202 531 617 886 209 189 - - 2,760 - • 39 124 2,597 -

ROpms occupied iI 1 631 I 165 548 900 1,735 492 532 - 1 - 4,442 1 ^j - -J -J 0.62 1 ' 'i '"!

(14555) COUNTY OF DOWN 51

TABLE 7. Private Households: Size, Rooms Occupied, County, Municipal Boroughs, Urban and Density of Room Occupation - continued Districts, and Rural Districts

Popu: ation at Successive Number of Private Households oc :upyi ng ITotal Private Densities 1 Average the f ollowing Numbe r of Rooms 1 Households Population Number of (Persons per Room) | number In of Persons in Occupied 4 3 10 Private 2 persons over anc I and 1 2 3 4 5 6-7 8-£ and 1 NO. Households and per % 4 0V€ r over over less room 3 1 2

NEWRY URBAN DISTRICT 1 40 3J L 5^U 88 23 23 I3 267 9.2 267 938 . . 267 0.28 2 23 5( ) 8(3 179 78 88 U 5 7 1 526 18.0 1,052 2,237 . . 1,052 0.47 3 11 2'-7 81L 168 69 80 V 7 liI 465 16.0 1,395 2,128 . 33 1,362 0.66 4 1^ 2i I 6^ U 155 84 78 2( D 7 1 442 15.2 1,768 2,023 . 4i 3 1,720 0.87 5 9 le5 4$) 163 72 66 1( 3 1(D 1 400 13.7 2,000 1,855 45 75 1,880 1.08 6 2 i' 3^t 113 72 44 li 3 1(D 1 294 10.1 1,764 1»411 12 42 1,710 1.25 c 7 ]L 22J 73 57 25 ^ '5 1 192 6.6 1,344 933 . 7 154 1,183 1.44 8 ' {3 57 39 18 I 1 C5 1 129 4.4 1,032 615 . 1( 3 64 952 1.68 9 1 3 lil\ 39 34 11 5 ;5 1 105 3.6 945 492 27 459 459 1.92 10 JL 20 12 7 i 1L 1 43 1.5 430 217 . 1( D 200 220 1.98 11 > 10 18 1 33 1.1 363 159 . Zi 3 308 33 2.28 12 5 3 1 9 0.3 108 42 . 96 12 2.57 13 1 2 1 0.1 52 20 . 1; 5 39 . 2.60 14 1L 2 1 . 1 ^ 0.1 56 1 16 14 2 3 14 . 3.50 15 and over 2 1 • 1 ^3 0.1 48 13 17 1(3 1 15 • 3.69

Total ) NO. 98 15' ;* 41^t 1,075 565 443 10( 3 1 5 3 2,916 ------Private ) Households) % 3.3 5.' / 14,.? 55.9 19.4 15.2 3.t ? 2.( ? 100% ------

Population m private Households 233 45( 3 1,54(3 4,825 2,940 1,869 46 9 28^1 1 12,624 115 16 D 1,499 10,850

Rooms occupied 98 31^ I l,24il\ 4,300 2,825 2,779 88: L 66(D - - 13,099 - -J - - 0.96

NEVTOWNARDS MUNICIPAL BOROUGH 1 2 2 5 9'M 90 51 14 L L 1 285 9.1 285 1,072 . . 285 0.27 2 8 2 3 12'7 207 138 72 1^i L 1 596 19.0 1,192 2,536 . . 1,192 0.47 3 2 2:5 14 L 231 179 62 3 (3 1 650 20.7 1,950 2,796 . 6 1,944 0.70 4 3 2( 3 10 3 228 198 56 2. L I 638 20.4 2,552 2,847 . IJ 2,540 0.90 5 2 li 3 8^L 143 156 38 d 7 1 448 14.3 2,240 2; 015 10 60 2,170 1.11 6 1 5 3 3 77 89 23 ^5 I 5 241 7.7 1,446 1,106 6 30 1,410 J. .31 7 3 2*3 55 29 14 . 1 126 4.0 882 532 . 4-2 154 686 1.66 8 L 1 3 22 20 4 . 1 65 2.1 520 278 . 3 128 384 1.87 9 L 2 20 10 10 . 1 43 1.4 387 200 9 . 1 198 180 1.94 10 L 3 11 6 1 > 1 25 0.8 250 100 10 6 3 i 110 70 2.50 11 5 2 . . 0.2 55 17 . 3, 5 22 . 3.24 12 5 2 1 ' 1 ^6 0.2 72 25 . 3 3 24 12 2.88 13 L 1 • 1 . 1 3 0.1 39 13 13 1;5 13 • 3.00 14 15 and over 1 • • 1 • • • • 1 . . Total ) NO. 18 12' 7 64 5 1,087 878 296 5 3 2iI Is,131 ------Private ) Households) % 0.6 4.. ? 20.(5 34.7 28.0 9.5 l.i 3 0. 7 1 100% - - - • 1 - ^ population In \ Private Households 52 39 5 2,28 L 4,172 3,507 1,151 22i I 9( D 1 " 11,870 "" 48 20-1 745 10,873 - Rooms occupied 18 25^ I 1,93.5 4,348 4,390 1,862 4815 24'7 1 - - 13,537 - - 1 - 0.88

WARRENPOINT URBAN DISTRICT 1 2 3 3 15 13 11 3 3 1 69 10.3 69 349 , 69 0.20 2 3 3 32 23 49 1 3 3 1 146 £1.8 292 830 . 292 0.35 3 I5 H 32 29 40 1 5 9 137 20.5 411 783 411 \ 0.52 4 L [ 5 29 27 32 1' 7 3 117 17.5 468 691 .' 1 468 0.68 5 ? 1 15 31 25 ^5 1 L 1 90 13.4 1 450 531 { 10 435 0.85 6 1L L 11 15 9 (3 5 1 48 7.2 286 285 6 282 1.01 7 L 7 9 5 ;3 . 1 27 4.0 189 151 7 182 1.25 8 2 5 5 L L 1 14 2.1 112 84 ' 112 1.33 9 1 2 4 L 1 8 1.2 72 49 9 63 1.47 10 1 2 5 L 1 9 1.3 90 56 10 80 1.61 11 3 • 0.5 33 15 33 • 2.20 12 ' 1 ^ 13 1 . 1 1 0.1 13 5 13 , 2.60 14 • 1 1 1 0.1 14 7 14 2.00 15 and over 1 • • • • • • ' . . • 1 . Total ) NO. 3 2 5 2 3 145 160 186 72 > 5 0 1 670 Private ) Households) % \o.Q- 3. ? 1 4..? | 21.6 23.9 27.8 10.. ? 1 75. 1 100% - 1 - - - 1 - -, Population in Private Households 7 5 d 7 D 516 686 711 25 3 19;5 1 " 2,501 - 5 88 2,408 -

Rooms occupied 3 . 5 DJ 8^t [ 580 800 1,181 60 9 1 52 9 j - - 3,836 i - - { - 0.65

(14555) 52 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

PopuJ ation at Sue cessive Wumbe r o f Private Households occupying Total Private the fo llowing Number of Rooms Households Densities Average Population I (Persons per Room) number In Rooms of Persons in 4 3 2 Household 10 Private Occupied over and and persons 1 2 3 4 5 6-7 8-9 NO. and and % Households 4 , over over per over less room 3 2

HANBRIDGE RURAL DISTRICT 1 zt 190 191 173 41 51 15 2 694 12.1 694 2,347 . . . 694 0.30 2 9 145 • 313 363 138 139 34 16 1,157 20.1 2,314 4,730 . . . 2,314 0.49 3 . 131 228 394 158 166 48 18 1,143 19.9 3,429 4,974 . . . 3,429 0.69 4 2 78 208 294 125 138 52 16 913 15.9 3,652 4,069 . 8 . 3,644 0.90 5 2 51 144 215 109 133 42 11 707 12.3 3,535 3,272 10 . 255 3,270 1.08 6 1 40 80 173 66 73 24 11 468 8.2 2,808 2,125 1 ^ . 240 2,562 1.32 7 2 16 54 107 42 49 19 6 295 5.1 2,065 1,388 14 112 378 1,561 1.49 8 1 10 34 62 24 28 8 4 171 3.0 1,368 774 8 80 272 1,008 1.77 9 2 23 28 13 16 8 . 90 1.6 810 419 18 . 459 333 1.93 10 7 8 21 10 8 4 1 59 1.0 590 270 70 80 210 230 2.19 11 1 5 11 3 4 5 29 0.5 319 142 1 11 55 154 99 2.25 12 2 4 5 3 . 14 0.2 168 65 . 24 108 36 2.58 13 1 1 1 1 . . 4 0.1 52 14 26 13 13 . 3.71 14 . . , , 2 . 2 0.0 28 13 . . 14 14 2.15 15 and over • • • • 1 1 0.0 15 9 • • • 15 1.67

Total ) NO. 48 672 1,291 1,846 735 810 260 85 5,747 ------Private ) ' Households) % 0,8 11,7 22.5 32.1 12.8 114.1 11.5 1.5 - 100% ------

Population In Private Households 95 1,984 4,562 7,259 3,041 3,381 1,168 357 - - 21,847 - • 163 372 2,103 19,209 —

Rooms occupied 48 1,344 3,873 7,384 3,675 5,155 2,155 'dl'r - - - 24,611 |- _ - - - - 0.89 1 •"

CASTLEREAGH RURAL DISTRICT 1 9 25 19 60 59 27 8 207 4.0 207 887 . . 207 0.23 2 6 30 78 265 423 173 29 6 1,010 19.5 2,020 4,902 . . . 2,020 0.41 3 3 23 122 443 497 192 27 17 1,324 25.5 3,972 6,315 . . 9 3,963 0.63 4 4 17 55 511 504 166 37 24 1,318 25.4 5,272 6,401 . 16 . 5,256 0.82 5 2 10 27 253 287 73 15 14 681 13.1 3,405 3,329 10 . 50 3,345 1.02 6 2 16 109 153 39 22 8 349 6.7 2,094 1,778 . . 12 2,082 1.18 7 2 4 46 75 14 4 3 149 2.9 1,043 766 7 14 28 994 1.36 8 1 . 33 32 12 3 3 84 1.6 672 427 , 8 • 664 1.57 9 1 11 25 5 1 43 0.8 387 212 , . 108 279 1.83 10 2 8 2 5 17 0.3 170 79 . 20 80 70 2.15 11 3 . 1 4 0.1 44 18 . 33 11 2.44 12 1 2 . 3 0.1 36 14 . 36 . 2.57 13 . 1 1 2 0.0 26 11 . 26 . 2.36 14 . . . 1 1 0.0" 14 1,0 . . 14 1.40 15 and over • • • • • • • • • • • •

Total ) NO. 25 110 324 1,743 2,060 708 146 76 5,192 ------Private ) Households) % 0.5 2.1 6.2 33,6 39.7 13.6 2.8 1.5 - 100% ------

Population In Private Households 63 306 1,049 6,692 7,828 2,525 563 336 - - 19,362 - 17 58 382 18,905 -

Rooms occupied 25 220 972 6,972 10,300 4,500 1,208 952 - - - 25,149. - - - - 0.77

DOWNPATOICK RURAL DISTRICT 1 37 222 227 211 66 63 14 3 843 11.5 843 2,884 . . . 843 0.29 2 18 223 334 386 205 169 53 23 1,411 19.3 2,822 5,827 . , . 2,822 0.48 3 11 168 300 439 179 209 62 26 ! 1,394 19.0 4,182 6,072 . . 33 4,149 0.69 4 5 138 258 378 165 179 58 20 1,201 16.4 4,804 1 5,282 . 20 ." 4,784 0.91 5 5 89 201 282 134 122 39 15 887 12.1 4,435 3,869 25 . 445 3,965 1.15 6 3 66 141 197 85 90 32 12 626 8.5 3,756 2,777 18 . 396 3,342 1.35 7 1 34 96 131 50 55 15 5 387 5.3 2,709 1,683 7 238 672 1,792 1.61 8 23 64 100 41 27 6 5 266 3.6 2,128 V, 125 . 184 512 1,432 1.89 9 7 28 57 17 20 5 2 136 1.9 1,224 611 63 . 765 396 2.00 10 7 16 31 15 8 3 1 81 1.1 810 1 349 70 160 310 270 2.32 11 3 7 18 4 3 1 . 36 0.5 396 145 33 77 242 44 2.73 12 . 6 12 4 . . . 22 0.3 264 86 . 72 192 3.07 13 1 3 7 7 2 . . 20 0.3 260 87 52 91 104 13 2.99 14 . 3 4 . 1 . . 8 0.1 112 32 42 56 . 14 3.50 15 and over • 6 • 1 2 1 10 0.1 154 65 17 76 16 45 2.37

Total ) NO. 80 981 1,684 2,259 972 949 290 113 7,328 ------Private ) Households) % \l,l 13.U 23.0 30,8 13.3 12.9 il.O 1.5 - 100% ------

Population in Private Households 176 3,166 6,504 9,526 4,017 3,844 1,194 472 - - 28, 899 - 327 974 3,687 23,911 -

Rooms occupied 80 1,'962 5,052 9,036 4,860 6,017 2,406 1,481 - - - 30, 894 - - - - 0.94

(14555) COUNTY OF DOWN 53

TABLE 7. - Private Households: Size, Rooms Occupied, County, Municipal Boroughs, Urban and Density of Room Occupation - continued Districts, and Rural Districts

Popul ation at Successive Numbe r o f Private Households occupyin Total Private g Densities the f allowing Number of Rooms Households Average Jlumber of Population (Persons per Koom) number Rooms of Persons in m 4 3 10 Private Occupied 2 persons Household over and and 1 2 3 4 5 6-7 8-9 and NO. % Households and per 4 over over over less room 3 2

HILLSBOROUGH RURAL DISTRICT 1 32 140 136 129 50 24 7 3 521 9.0 521 1,723 . . . 521 0.30 2 10 171 1 291 342 195 160 29 8 1,206 20.9 2,412 4,916 . . . 2,412 0.49 3 4 152 1 235 382 245 180 43 8 1,249 21.7 3,747 5,356 . . 12 3,735 0.70 4 9 105 201 324 254 183 41 11 1,128 19.6 4,512 5,009 . 56 . 4,476 *0.90 5 1 65 130 214 146 143 30 11 740 12.9 3,700 3,384 5 325 3,370 1.09 6 2 35 61 118 97 80 22 11 426 7.4 2,556 2,036 12 . 210 2,334 1.26 7 i 1 12 1 37 67 44 35 15 5 216 3.7 1,512 1,030 7 84 259 1,162 1.47 8 . 10 19 41 22 24 12 3 131 2.3 1,048 629 . 80 152 816 1.67 9 , 5 12 11 15 12 5 1 61 1.1 549 294 45 . 207 297 1.87 10 , 2 8 13 10 8 3 1 45 0.8 450 217 20 80 130 220 2.07 11 1 2 1 2 3 5 1 1 16 0.3 176 84 33 11 55 77 2.10 12 . 2 , 4 2 1 1 . 10 0.2 120 44 24 72 24 2.73 13 . . . , . 1 1 2 0.0 26 48 . . 13 13 0.57 14 , . 1 2 . 1 . 4 0.1 56 17 14 28 14 . 3.29 15 and over • • • • • • 1 0.0 15 5 15 • 3.00

Total ) NO. 60 701 1,132 1,649 1,084 857 209 64 5,756 ------Private ) [~ ' "" Households) % 1.0 12.2 1 19.7 28.7 18.8 1U.9 3.6 1.1 "• 100% - - - - ~ " -

Population In / Private Households 135 2,168 3,867 6,157 4,294 3,530 939 310 " ~ 21,400 — 160 319 1,464 19,457 -

Rooms occupied 1 60 1,402 3,396 6,596 5,420 5,416 1,736 764 - -•. 1 „ '• - 24,790 - ' - - - I 0.86

tllXEEL RURAL DISTRICT 1 16 135 99 89 30 21 1 2 j 393 11.9 3y3 1,253 , , .,• 393 1 0.31 2 10 142 196 163 75 61 15 2 1 664 20.2 1,328 2,443 ' . . 1,328 0.54 3 4 78 160 159 74 62 14 7 558 16.9 1,674 2,227 . . 12 1,662 0.75 4 1 66 119 145 72 56 12 6 477 14.5 1,908 1,955 . 4 . 1,904 0.98 J6 1 55 106 124 49 49 8 6 398 12.1 1,990 1,603 5 . 275 1,710 1.24 6 26 98 82 45 40 10 1 302 9.2 1,812 1,246 . . 156 1,656 , 1.45 7 25 69 63 33 18 5 3 216 6.6 1,512 867 , 175 483 854 1.74 8 19 31 37 17 20 1 2 128 3.9 1,024 517 8 152 248 616 1.98 9 3 16 21 17 8 1 . 66 2.0 594 279 27 . 333 234 2..13 10 2 15 13 5 6 1 1 43 1.3 430 le: 20 150 130 130 2.38 11 2 6 8 3 4 . 1 24 0.7 264 108 22 66 121 55 2.44 12 1 2 1 4 1 1 . 10 0.3 120 48 12 24 60 24 2.50 13 . 2 3 3 . . . 8 0.2 104 33 26 39 39 . 3.15 14 . . 3 1 . . 1 5 0.2 70 49 .. 42 14 14 1.43 15 and over • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • •

Total ) NO. 33 554 919 911 428 346 69 32 3,292 ------Private ) Households) % 1.0 16.8 27.9, 27.7 13.0 10.5 2.1 1.0 - 100% ------

Population In Private Households 65 1,756 3,706 3,821 1,909 1,512 295 159 - . ~ 13,223 "• 120 652 1,871 10,580 t'' "•

Rooms occupied 33 1,108 2,757 3,644 2,140 2,166 571 390 ' - [_ • 12,809 - - - - 1.03

MOIRA RURAL DISTRICT 1 4 56 58 58 33 12 5 • 226 9.8 226 806 . 226 0.28 2 1 59 123 147 110 51 13 7 511 22.2 1,022 2,141 . 1,022 0.^8 3 1 45 104 136 95 73 7 6 467 20.3 1,401 2,005 3 1,398 0.70 4 17 79 111 101 60 14 4 386 16.8 1,544 1,768 . 1,544 0.87 5 12 52 111 72 36 14 5 308 13.1 1,510 1,393 60 1.450 1.08 6 8 31 41 54 33 10 7 184 8.0 1,104 915 48 1,056 1.21 7 2 11 33 34 16 5 2 104 4.5 728 514 7 14 77 630 1.42 8 1 5 12 14 17 3 2 54 2.4 432 289 . 8 40 384 1.49 9 1 4 5 7 5 3 . 25 1.1 225 126 9 . 81 135 1.79 10 1 4 7 3 4 . 20 0.9 200 91 10 40 70 80 2.20 11 3 3 1 1 I 9 0.4 99 43 33 44 22 2.30 12 2 2 1 . . 5 0.2 60 19 24 36 . 3.16 13 . . . 1 . 1 0.1 13 6 . 13 . 2.17 14 . 2 1 . . 3 0.1 42 13 28 14 . 3,23 15 and over • • 1 • • 1 0.1 16 5 16 • • 3.20

Total ) NO. 7 202 476 668 527 309 75 34 2,298 « ^ _ _ ^ _ _ _ Private ) Households) % 0.3 8.8 20.7 29.1 22.9 13.1^ 3.3 1.5 - 100% - - • - - - - -

population In Private Households 16 526 1,628 2,532 2,122 1,308 334 156 - — 8,622 - 26 163 486 7,947 -

Rooms occupied 7 404 1,428 2,672 2,635 1,964 630 394 - - 10,134 - - ~ - 0.85 •111' 1^ 1 i

(14565) 54 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 9*0181 Private 1 Densities Average the following Number of Rooms Households population 1 (Persons per Room) number (Number of In Rooms 14 3 of Persons in 10 Private occupied over and and 2 persons 1 2 3 4 5 6-7 8-9 and NO. % Households 4 over over and per over 3 2 less room

NEWRY NO. 1 RURAL DISTRICT 1 1^t 128 85 1 53 26 25 i 2 1 3 336 10.6 336 1,074 . . . [ 336 0.31 2 V L 112 . 187 149 78 74 14 2 627 19.9 1^254 2,388 . . . 1,254 0.53 3 5 72 150 146 85 86 21 6 568 18.0 1,704 2,385 • • 9 1,695 0.71 4 \? 60 131 121 74 67 14 7 476 15.1 1,904 1,985 . 8 . 1,896 0.96 5 L 55 86 118 60 64 15 4 403 12.8 2,015 1,712 5 • 275 1,735 1.18 6 39 57 80 46 40 7 4 273 8.6 1,638 1,165 . . j 234 1,404 1.41 7 ; 52 61 28 11 6 1 181 1 5.7 1,267 716 7 147 364 749 1.77 8 36 42 23 16 9 1 134 ! 4.2 1,072 593 . 56 288 728 1.81 9 A "'"4 18 24 16 10 1 2 75 2.4 675 330 36 . 378 261 2.05 10 3 14 12 10 8 2 3 52 1.7 520 250 30 140 120 230 2.08 11 . 3 6 3 2 . 14 0.4 154 62 . 33 99 22 2.48 12 1 1 4 1 3 • 10 0.3 120 44 1 12 12 60 36 2.73 13 . 1 1 2 . • 4 0.1 52 17 13 13 26 . 3.06 14 . . 1 2 1 . 4 0.1 56 20 . , 14 42 • 2.80 15 and over 1 1 1 ' • • 2 0.1 31 7 15 16 • 4.43 Total ) NO. 3.I 502 822 819 454 406 91 33 3,159 ______Private. ) Households) % ' i.( 1 15.9 26.0 25.9 14.U 12.9 2.9 1*0 - 100% - - - - ~ - -

population In Private Households 6,5 1,598 3,232 3,599 2,032 1,703 409 160 — "" 12,798 — 118 439 1,895 10,346 ~

Rooms occupied 3J3 [1,004 2,466 3,276 2,270 2,584 749 367 - - 12,748 - - - - 1.00

NEWTOWNARDS RURAL DISTRICT 1 3 9 206 198 246 106 77 21 11 904 10.6 904 3,352 . , , 904 0.27 2 1 B 255 366 540 279 268 79 31 1,836 21.5 3,672 7,897 . . . 3,672 0.46 3 (3 184 343 603 314 312 101 281 1,891 22.1 5,673 8,512 . . 18 5,655 0.67 4 L 114 301 508 254 253 83 28 1,542 18.0 6,168 7,052 . 4 . 6,164 0.87 5 L 71 157 374 161 172 60 17 1,013 11.9 5,065 4,700 5 . 355 4,705 1.08 6 5 38 112 203 98 94 52 19 619 7.2 3,714 2,973 18 . 228 3,468 1.25 7 18 73 121 50 58 19 9 348 4.1 2,436 j 1,612 . 126 511 1,799 1.51 8 8 35 79 28 33 9 8 200 2.3 1,600 1 956 1 . 64 280 1,256 1.67 9 7 13 36 11 14 7 1 89 1.0 801 408 63 . 441 297 1.96 10 1 13 21 6 7 3 . 51 0.6 510 1 227 10 130 210 160 2.25 11 2 4 12 10 1 2 2 33 0.4 363 164 22 44 242 55 2.21 12 . 1 8 . 2 1 1 13 0.2 156 72 . 12 96 48 2.17 13 • . 4 . 1 1 1 1 7 0.1 91 62 . 1 52 . 39 1.47 14 ' . . . . . 1 1 0.0 14 21 , , , j 14 0.67 15 and over • ' • 1 • • 1. 2 0.0 j 32 45 • • 15 17 0.71

Total ' ) NO. 6 3 [ 904 1,616 2,755 1,318 1,292 438 158 8,549 ------Private ) ~ Households) % O.l ? 1 10,6 18.9 32.2 15.U 15.1 1 5.1 i.9 - 100% - 1 -J -1 -J -| -] -^ population In Private Households" 12(} 2,592 5,714 10,548 4,873 4,899 1,771 682 - - 31,199 - 118 432 2,396 28,253 -

RoOTis occupied 6(3 11,808 4,848 11,020 6,590 8,222 3,642 1,8551 -J -J - 138,05 3 1 - 1 -J A -J 0.82

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TABLE 8. - Inhabited Buildings, etc., other than Private Houses; Class, Number, Total County, Municipal Boroughs, Population and (for Institutions) Urban Districts and Rural Districts Number of Inmates

Class of Inhabited Building dumber of Total Population Inmates only (Classes 2-10) etc.. and Area in which Inhabited situated I Buildings, I I I etc. I Persons Males Females I Persons Males Females

1. Hotels and Boarding Houses I II III Ballycastle urban District | 5 | 43 28 ^^ I " " Bangor Municipal Borough I 62 I 449 201 248 I - - Donagtiadee urban District | 8 j 54 25 29 j - "" DownpatrlcK: «» « I 6 j 61 39 22 1 - - Dromore w »» | ^| ^^ "^1 ~ " HOlywood i» n I 8 I 49 24 25 | - ~ Kllfceel n « I 7 I 59 23 36 j - " Newcastle « « I ^^ I ^^^ -^^^ ^'^^ I "" ~ Newry « n I ^^ I ^^^ ^^^ 127 I ~ "" Newtownards Municipal Borough | 9 j 60 36 24 " " Warrenpolnt urban District | 32 | 159 68 91 j - "" Banbrldge Rural District | ^ I ^ "^ ^1 "" "" Castlereagh « " | 5 33 15 18 | - - Downpatrlck « « | 12 | 74 38 36 | * "" Hillsborough « w j 3 | 23 6 17 | - "* Kllkeel « « | 6 | 84 32 52 - - Newry No. 1 w « | ^ I ''' ^ ^ " ~ Newtownards « " | 11 j 56 25 31 I - " Total 266 1,819 859 960 - " 2. County Welfare Institutions I I I Newry Urban District | 1 21 11 10 _,^ ^^ ^ ^ Banbrldge Rural District I l j 23 11 12 | 19 11 | 8 Total 2 44 22 22 34 20 14

3. Hospitals Authority Hospitals I II II Banbrldge urban District | 1 205 71 134 144 69 75 Bangor Municipal Borough | 1 47 9 38 30 9 21 Downpatrlck Urban District | l | 94 30 64 | 58 24 34 . Kllfceel « •» 1 31 15 ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ Newry M « 1 33 7 26 18 7 11 Newtownards Municipal Borough | 1 | 307 99 208 j 209 93 116 Banbrldge Rural District 1 26 8 ^® ^^ ® ^^ Downpatrlck « « | 1 80 41 39 76 41 35 Hillsborough « tf 2 551 197 354 I 380 178 202 I 1 -J ^1 — Total 10 1,374 477 897 1 964 444 520 4. Mental Hospitals I I I I Downpatrlck Rural District 1 1,045 517 528 j 942 476 466 Hillsborough « " 1 1,774 897 877 1,588 828 760 Molra »» « I ^1 '^''' ' ^ ^ Total 3 j 2,826 I 1,421 I 1,405 2,536 I 1,310 I 1,226 5. Tuberculosis Authority Hospitals j I I Downpatrlcfc Rural District I 1 | 28 26 2 26 26 Newtownards " » | 1 | 68 30 38 | 55 30 25 Total 2 96 56 40 81 56 25

6. Hospitals and Nursing Homes I I I other than those included in I I II 3, 4 and 5 above I I II Donaghadee Urban District I ^| ^ * ^1 ^ ' ^ HOlywood « « I 1 I 13 • 13 I 8 • 8 Newry « « 1 20 5 15 11 5 6 Warrenpolnt « " | 2 70 55 ^^ 48 38 10 Hillsborough Rural District 1 83 65 [ 18 59 59 Newtownards « » j 1 I 22 21 ll 18 18 Total I 7 213 146 67 147 120 27

7. Homes t^r Institutions for I I I I I II Cripples I III III Bangor Municipal Borough I 1 j 33 16 17 I 24 16 8

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TABLE 8. - Inhabited Buildings, etc., other than Private Houses; Class, Number, Total ^unty. Municipal Boroughs, Population and (for Institutions) Urban Districts and Rural Districts Number of Inmates - continued

r ^ ^ , .^ J r> .,j. INumber of I Total Population I Inmates only (Classes E-10) Class of Inhabited Building I -r »_ »_ • ^ j I I J . t_ • t_ I Inhabited I I etc., and Area m which |„ .,.. I 1 1 1 1 • i I Buildings, I II III situated I ^^^^ I persons I Males I Females I Persons I Males I Females 8. Homes or Institutions for I I I I I I I Blind 1*1 • • •!"""

9. Homes or Institutions for I I I I I I I Deaf and Dumb I • I •I • j •I • | • j

10. Prisons I • I . • I .I • •I

11. Shipping (Seagoing) I I III including Lightships, I I I I I I I but excluding H.M. Ships I j III Bangor Municipal Borough I i I i 1 .1 """ Newry Urban District j l j 9 9 .1 ~~ Warrenpolnt " « I 1 j 3 3 .1 "" DownpatrlcK Rural District I l I 6 6 -I """ Newtownards » » 1^1 17 ^'^ \ ' \ " "* Total j 7 I 36 36 •I " ""

12. Shipping (Inland) | • | -j -j -j ''I *

13. Other Premises | | I I 1 I I Banbrldge urban District I l I 3 2 ll "" Bangor Municipal Borough j 13 I 85 52 33 I - - Donaghadee urban District [ ^ I 10 3 7 j "* "" Downpatrlck « » I ^1 44 ^^ \ 30 j " ~ " Dromore •» » jll 2 2 -j """" HOlywood « »» I "^ I 55 47 8 1 " " " Kilkeel « n I 2 1 10 7 SI '"" Newcastle »• »» I ^ I ^^ ^ -^^ I ~ ~ Newry « » I ''^ I ^^® ^^ ^^ I " " Newtownards Municipal Borough j 2 I 6 6 ll "*" Warrenpoint urban District I 5 I 73 58 ^^1 " * Banbridge Rural District I 7 I 29 17 12 I - - Castlereagh « « j 80 I 1,092 866 226 I - - Downpa trick « « j 24 I 1,396 1,118 278 I - - Hillsborough « « I 12 1 45 36 9 I - - Kilkeel « « I ^^ I 175 29 146 j - - Moira " « I 3 I 308 254 54 I * "" ~ Newry NO. l « « j 26 I 188 110 78 j - - Newtownards « » I 25 I 163 106 57 j ~ " Total j 233 I 3,965 2,752 1,213 I - - 14. Vagrants I I I I Downpatrick urban District I "I ^ ^ "I " ~ " Downpatricfc Rural District I - I l ^ • • I " \ " Total I - I 2 2 -I - *" Total for County Down I 11 of all inhabited buildings I III etc., other than Private I I I Houses I 531 I 10,408 5,787 4,621 I 3,786 1,966 1,820

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TABLE 9. - Population, Parliamentary Electors, Parliamentary Constituencies and Members of Parliament

I I Parliamentary Electors I I Electors (Persons)! Population, 1951 1 per 1,000 All Qualifications ^^®^" Population \^^' ^^ „ ,. I dence Members Parliamentary r— . ^ 1 Qualin- .33. I Of Constituency ^^^^^^ Resi^ ^^^^^ Parlla- Persons Males Females Persons Males Females I Only Ouallfl-n^^"^^^^*" ^®^^ cation cations

FOR NCRTHERN IRELAND EIECTIONS. (REGISTER OF ELECTCRS PUBLISHED I I I 1st APRIL. 1949) Total for Down County 241,181 117,772 123,409 153,505 72,250 81,246 152,114 631 6 8

Ards I 31,245 I 15,014 I 16,231 J 21,921 I 10,215 I 11,706 I 21,750 I 696 5 1 East Down 27,886 13,829 14,057 17,820 8,536 9,284 17,651 633 6 1 24,505 12,075 12,430 16,635 7,984 8,651 16,474 672 7 1 Mid-Down 41,945 20,566 21,379 22,423 10,652 11,771 22,254 531 4 1 Moume 26,030 13,363 12,667 16,453 8,089 8,424 16,288 626 6 1 North Down 34,983 16,154 18,829 23,194 10,039 13,155 22,925 655 8 1 South Down 28,593 13,815 14,778 17,958 8,436 9,522 17,795 622 6 1 West Down 25,994 12,956 13,038 17,101 8,368 8,733 16,977 653 5 1

FOR UNITED KINGDOM I I ELECTIONS. (REGISTER OF ELECTCRS PUBLISHED I 1st APRIL, 1951) I

Total for Down County 241,181 117,772 123,409 159,922 - - 158,696 658 6 2 Nortn Down 118,457 66,879 61,578 80,921 - - I 80,291 678 5 1 South Down 122,724 60,893 61,831 79,001 - - 78,405 639 5 1

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 I Adjustment Tor I I m the Resident I usual residence I Enumerated I County, m the (between Northern I in the „..,„, I but County, I Ireland areas only) I area but iTrK^n ni7fr?)!tr' Enumerated normally but Col. (4) - Col. (3) usually uroan jjistricrs Population resident enumerated |___ I resident and Rural Districts I ^i^^...i -, -u I " 1 1 ^ *^ I elsewhere elsewhere II outside I ^^ -^^ I Numbers ^®^ 1,000 I Northern I Northern Northern I ^^™^®^^ enumerated I Ireland I Ireland Ireland I | (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) Persons I 241,181 2,914 2,563 -351 - 1.46 I 1,468 Down County Males 117,772 1,322 1,145 -177 - 1.50 I 747 Females 123,409 1,592 1,418 -174 - 1.41 721 All Rfcjnicipal Persons I 76,422 1,118 1,074 I - 44 -0.58 I 711 Boroughs and Iflales I 35,075 481 473 I - 8 -0.23 I 343 Urban Districts Females I 41,347 ' 637 601 I - 36 * ^•9'7 I 368 All Rural Persons 164,759 1,796 1,489 -307 - 1.86 757 Districts ^^^^^ 82,697 841 672 -169 - 2.04 404 Females I 82,062 955 817 [ -138 - 1.68 I 353 MUNICIPAL BOROUGHS AND URBAN I III DISTRICTS I

Banbrldge Persons I 6,099 146 76 - 70 -11.48 I 44 Bangor M.B. " 20,610 254 306 •*• 52 •+ 2.52 292 Donaghadee « 3,400 64 60 " ^ " ^-^^ ^ Downpatrick " I 3,879 ^^ ^^ - 20 - 5.16 28 Dromore « I 2,390 25 31 I*" ^ I*" ^'^^ I ^ Holywood « I 6,316 67 105 +38 +6.02 65 Kllkeel " I 2,337 ^'^ ^'7 I ^^ " ^'^^ ^^ Newcastle " I 3,081 82 60 - 22 - 7.14 I 46 Newry " I 13,261 142 224 +82 +6.18 89 Newtownards M.B. " I 12,243 162 65 I - 97 - 7.92 I 62 Warrenpoint " I 2,806 38 39 + 1 + 0.36 I 25

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TABLE 10. - Adjustment of Enumerated PofHilation County, Municipal Boroughs, Urban to obtain Resident Population - continued Districts and Rural Districts

I Enumerated usually I Adjustment for I I m tne Resident I usual residence J Enumerated I County, In the I (between Northern I m the „..,_, I but County, I Ireland areas only) I area but Municipal Boroughs. Enumerated normally but Col. (4) - Col. (3) usually urban Districts I population resident enumerated I J resident and Rural Districts elsewhere elsewhere I \ outside I ^^ ^^ I WumbPrs ^®^ ^'^^ Northern I Northern Northern I ^'^^^^^ enumerated I Ireland Ireland Ireland I I (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) RURAL DISTRICTS I Banbrldge Persons 21,930 186 194 I "*" ® "^0.36 I 64 Castlereagh « 20,487 160 111 1-49 - 2.39 I 141 DownpatrlcK: •• 31,529 272 306 I + 34 + 1.08 I 137 Hillsborough « I 23,876 584 181 I -403 -16.88 I 88 Kllkeel •» I 13,482 125 151 I "*• 26 + 1.93 I 122 Molra « I 8,937 63 96 1+33 +3.69 I 25 Newry No. 1 " I 12,993 102 130 1+28 + 2.16 I 68 Newtownards " I 31,525 304 320 I + 16 + 0.51 I 112

TABLE 11. - Ages (Individual Years), and County Marital Condition

I I Males I Females Age I I J 1 1 I 1 1 1 last I Persons I Mdowed I l^ldowed Birthday I I fotal Single* Harried and I total Single* Harried and II Blvorcedf | Divorced-/

All Ages 241,181 117,772 68,162 45,319 4,291 123,409 66,747 46,933 10,729

0 4,516 2,376 2,376 . .1 2,140 2,140 • 1 4,712 2,492 2,492 . . | 2,220 2,220 . 2 I 4,788 2,476 2,476 • . 2,312 2,312 . 3 4,965 2,523 2,523 . . I 2,442 2,442 . 4 4,912 2,549 2,549 . . j 2,363 2,363 . 0-4 j 23,893 12,416 12,416 I . I .1 11,477 j 11,477 .1 5 4,572 2,314 2,314 I .1 . | 2,258 I 2,258 .1 6 4,606 2,366 2,366 . . 2,240 2,240 . 7 I 4,630 2,397 2,397 . .2,233 2,233 . 8 4,608 2,313 2,313 . . 2,195 2,195 . 9 3,893 2,013 2,013 j . . | 1,880 1,880 . 5-9 I 22,209 11,403 11,403 1 .1 .1 10,806 10,806 [ . 10 I 3,627 1,833 1,833 . . | 1,794 1,794 . 11 3,539 1,809 1,809 . • 1,730 1,730 . 12 3,681 1,863 1,863 . . 1,818 1,818 • 13 3,567 1,837 1,837 . • 1,730 1,730 . 14 I 3.624 1,841 1,841 . .1 1,783 1,783 j . 10-14 I 18,038 9.183 9,183 I . . 1 8,855 8,8$5 ] .1 15 I 3,578 1,823 1,823 . .1 1,755 1,754 1 16 3,547 1,792 1,792 . . ] 1,755 1,747 8 17 3,444 1,741 1,740 1 . 1,703 1,687 16 18 3,942 2,245 2,234 11 . 1,697 1,643 53 1 19 3,891 2,174 2,138 36 . 1,717 1,596 121 15-19 18,402 9,775 9.727 48 . | 8,627 8,427 199 1 20 3,422 1,739 1,690 48 1 1,683 1,456 227 21 3,465 1,680 1,577 103 . 1,785 1,397 386 2 22 3,302 1,572 1,393 179 . 1,730 1,229 500 1 23 3,344 1,589 1,306 283 . 1,755 1,066 687 2 24 3,349 1,579 1,178 400 1 1,770 980 787 3 20-24 16,882 8,159 7,144 1,013 2 8,723 6,128 2,587 8 25 3,397 1,638 1,135 602 1 1,759 872 882 5 26 3,349 1,561 988 578 1 1,788 774 1,003 11 27 3,507 1,681 897 779 5 1,826 691 1,125 10 28 3,551 1,698 824 872 2 1,853 612 1,216 25 29 I 3,665 1,762 774 981 7 1,903 614 1,269 20 25-29 I 17,469 8,340 4,618 3,706 16 | 9,129 3,563 5,495 71 30 3,778 1,831 748 1,079 4 1,947 507 1,404 36 31 3,500 1,742 615 1,124 3 1,758 471 1,256 31 32 I 3,232 1,600 537 1,058 5 | 1,632 417 1,182 33 33 I 3,012 1,475 508 959 8 | 1,537 421 1,089 27 34 I 3,162 1,560 488 1,061 11 | 1,602 393 1,179 30 30-34 j 16,684 | 8,208 2,896 5,281 31 I 8,476 | 2,209 [ 6,110 | 157 (14555) COUNTY OF DOWN 59

TABLE 11. - Ages (Individual Years'), and County Kferital Condition - continued

I I Males I Females Age I I I j 1 1 1 1 ~| last I Persons Wldowed I Wldowed Birthday I I Total Single* Married and j Total Single* Married and II Plvorcedf | Divorcedf

35 3, £42 1,589 451 1,126 12 1,653 396 1,222 35 36 3,460 1,700 459 1,227 14 1,760 406 1,315 39 37 I 3,265 1,667 474 1,176 17 1,588 335 1,208 45 38 I 3,471 1,691 444 1,230 17 1,780 389 1,339 52 39 I 3,305 1,564 394 1,155 15 1,741 399 1,293 49 35-39 I 16,733 8.211 2,222 5,914 75 8,522 1,925 6,377 220 40 3,666 1,763 465 1,271 . 27 1,903 449 1,390 64 41 I 2,965 1,486 319 1,153 14 1,479 347 1,077 55 42 3,221 1,563 379 1,156 28 1,658 393 1,194 71 43 3,107 1,499 334 1,134 31 1,608 357 1,182 69 44 2,965 1,385 299 1,061 25 1,580 357 1,147 76 40-44 15,924 7,696 1,796 5,775 125 8,228 1,903 5,990 335 45 3,065 1,494 322 1,149 23 1,571 385 1,093 93 46 2,941 1,437 306 1,100 31 1,504 367 1,043 94 47 2,787 1,363 282 1,069 22 1,424 342 996 86 48 2,806 1,357 264 J.,058 35 1,449 383 979 87 49 2,606 1,243 239 975 29 1,363 331 919 113 45-49 14,205 6,894 1,413 5,341 140 7,311 1,808 5,030 473 50 I 3,133 1,509 359 1,110 40 1,624 396 1,083 145 51 2,661 1,276 254 972 50 1,386 343 911 131 52 2,650 1,214 249 924 41 1,436 350 923 163 53 2,540 1,178 222 907 49 1,362 325 894 143 54 2,569 1,210 217 933 60 1,359 326 858 175 50-54 13,553 6,387 1,301 4,846 240 7,166 1,740 4,669 757 55 2,412 1,153 232 859 62 1,259 332 743 184 56 2,291 1,066 192 796 78 1,225 274 764 187 57 2,153 987 198 732 57 1,166 304 665 197 58 2,172 988 204 727 57 1,184 304 671 209 59 I 2,092 955 180 714 61 1,137 263 638 236 55-59 I 11,120 I 5,149 1,006 3,828 315 5,971 1,477 3,481 1,013 60 2,217 989 182 724 83 1,228 333 622 273 61 1,820 811 163 570 78 1,009 312 498 199 62 2,107 I 897 185 638 74 1,210 326 572 312 63 2,027 890 169 646 75 1,137 320 530 287 64 1,900^ 865 179 595 91 1,035 276 502 257 60-64 10,071 I 4,452 878 3,173 401 5,619 1,567 2,724 1,328 65 2,098 918 206 598 114 1,180 325 511 344 66 1,874 I 849 171 564 114 1,025 292 428 305 67 1,706 787 157 505 125 919 258 344 317 68 1,724 762 155 495 112 962 264 373 325 69 1,744 I 778 171 481 126 966 265 350 351 65-69 I 9,146 4,094 860 2,643 591 5,052 1,404 2,006 1,642 70 1,695 771 169 437 165 924 263 306 355 71 1,553 669 134 387 148 884 254 282 348 72 1,588 675 136 385 154 913 257 291 365 73 1,517 650 125 367 158 867 207 261 399 74 1,427 I 633 114 345 174 794 210 198 386 70-74 7,780 3.398 678 1,921 799 4.382 1,191 1,338 1,853 75 1,241 587 108 327 152 654 151 165 338 76 1,210 I 548 97 267 184 662 169 171 322 77 1,038 I 463 65 244 154 575 160 134 281 78 892 389 68 186 135 503 115 105 283 79 749 344 45 165 134 y 406 100 74 231 75-79 5,130 2,331 383 1,189 759 2,799 695 649 1,455 80 785 352 61 162 129 433 118 74 241 81 594 275 37 116 122 319 70 63 186 82 615 I 214 24 95 95 301 76 41 184 83 440 190 30 85 75 250 67 32 151 84 352 156 22 53 81 196 47 16 ^33 80-84 2,686 | 1,187 174 511 502 1,499 378 226 895 85 312 130 14 40 76 182 52 16 114 86 253 103 16 25 62 150 37 12 101 87 173 74 8 22 44 99 26 ^0 63 88 156 56 8 14 34 100 2g 4 74 89 103 46 5 14 27 67 14 4 39 85-89 997 409 51 115 243 588 151 46 391 90 86 29 2 7 20 67 12 1 44 91 57 20 2 6 12 I 37 12 2 23 92 29 8 3 . SI 21 4 2 15 93 18 8 2 1 6 I 10 2 . 8 94 26 5 2 1 2 21 5 .16 90-94 216 70 ^1 1^ 44 146 35 5 106 95 16 3 . . 3 13 2 . 11 96 8 3 1 . 2 6 3 1 1 97 9 I . . • . 9 1 • 8 98 8 3 . . 3 6 1 . 4 99 1 . . . • 1 1 . 95-99 I 42 I 9 1 . ^1 33 8 1 24 #100 and | I I over I l| 1 1 • .| . . . * Including all persons under 14 years of age, 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, 2; Females, 5. f The persons returned as divorced numbered: Males, 87; Females, 141. # Comprised of one single male (aged 100). (14555) 60 CENSUS OF NORTHERN IRELAND 1951

TABLE 12 - Ages (Quinquennial Groups) and County, Municipal Boroughs, Marital Condition Urban Districts and Rural Districts

.... I Down County I Banbridge Urban District Marital I I ,_«_«___._«_«...«_«__« Condition I Males Females I Males Females Total I 117.772 123.409 I 2,868 3,231 * Single 68,162 65,747 I 1,570 1,727 Married 45,319 46,933 1,184 1,253 Widowed I 4,204 10,588 I 109 246 Divorced 87 141 I 5 J 5 I Total Married I Total Married Age last I Population Only I Population Only Birthday j- 1 1 1 -| 1 I Males Females Males Females I Males Females Males Females 0- 4 12,416 11,477 . . 292 271 . &- 9 11,403 10,806 . . 294 244 . 10-14 9,183 8,855 . . 239 248 . 15-19 9,775 8.627 48 199 248 272 • 6 20-24 8,159 8,723 1,013 2,587 206 279 24 72 25-29 8,340 9,129 3,706 5,495 j 188 242 93 140 30-34 8,208 8,476 5,281 6,110 187 220 141 164 35-39 8,211 8,522 5,914 6,377 202 223 161 171 40-44 7,696 8,228 5,775 5,990 185 226 155 170 45-49 6,894 7,311. 5,341 5,030 185 209 158 151 50-54 6,387 7,166 4,846 4,669 149 212 121 138 55-59 5,149 5,971 3,828 3,481 134 143 108 77 60-64 4,452 5,619 3,173 2,724 84 133 67 61 65-69 4,094 5,052 2,643 2,006 I 106 106 68 47 70-74 3,398 4,382 1,921 1,338 I ^^ ®^ ^^ ^^ 75-79 2,331 2,799 1,189 649 ^ 67 ^^ ^^ 80-84 1,187 1,499 511 226 ^^ 29 ^ \ ^ 85-89 409 588 115 46 14 ^^ ^ ^ 90-94 '''0 146 ^^ ^1 ^ ^ ^ f 95 and over | 10 | 33 | | 1 | . | j [ ,

I Bangor Municipal Borough I Donaghadee Urban District Maritapl I I Condition Males I Females Males | Females

Total 8,986 11,624 j 1,556 1,844 * Single 4,241 5,571 747 871 Married 4,424 4,680 748 778 Widowed 308 1,344 59 189 Divorced I 13 29 I 2 6 I Total Married I Total Married Age last I Population Only I Population Only Birthday I . • I 1 • I Males Females Males Females I Males I Females Males I Females 0-4 811 I 764 . . 171 1^ . . 5-9 788 804 . . 155 169 . 10-14 628 624 * * ^00 106 • • 15-19 612 666 1 11 90 106 . 2 20-24 542 668 64 187 80 94 18 40 25-29 566' 719 288 429 102 148 67 106 30-34 565 727 420 531 121 140 89 109 35^39 651 819 549 606 133 130 103 100 40-44 581 834 495 596 127 148 112 111 45r-49 625 762 540 521 ^ 107 72 66 50-54 587 813 518 511 I 81 96 64 51 55-59 499 716 424 414 I 70 102 56 57 60-64 I 428 730 366 326 I 56 111 45 64 65-69 I 396 700 306 272 j 76 89 58 40 70-74 j 326 577 230 166 J 56 73 38 16 75-79 I 226 I 374 140 71 I 29 46 15 12 80-84 j 114 210 65 32 I 14 18 5 2 85-89 I 43 93 ^'7 6 I 9 18 6 2 90-94 '^ ^® ^ ^ I • ^ • f95 and over I 1 5 • . I . • • COUNTY OF DOWN 61

TABUE 12 . - Ages (Quinquennial Groups) and County, Municipal Boroughs, Marital Condition - continued Urban Districts and Rural Districts

,, .^ , I Downpatrick Urban District I Dromore Urban District Marital I *^ [ Condition 1 Males Females I Males Females Total I 1,846 2,033 I 1,126 1,264 * Single 1,138 1,184 I • 622 649 Married 641 681 466 , 487 Widowed 66 168 37 126 Divorced I 1 .1 1 2

Age last I Total Married I Total Married Birthday I Population Only I Population Only I Males Females Males Females I Males Females Males Females

0-4 222 210 . . 114 115 . &- 9 I 175 190 . . I 99 104 . 10-14 I 154 175 . . I 88 84 . 15-19 154 158 1 3 105 89 . 1 20-24 160 177 ^^ 46 74 85 ^^ ^^ 25-29 146 154 58 82 83 95 43 57 30-34 I 122 141 65 89 I 76 82 52 62 35-39 111 116 77 88 I 76 102 55 74 40-44 124 143 98 101 87 85 71 67 45-49 110 116 78 74 80 86 67 63 50-54 I 96 116 70 70 I 69 77 48 49 55-59 I 76 82 61 48 50 54 43 28 60-64 63 79 45 39 44 54 29 24 65-69 56 74 ^'^ ^^ 29 50 19 18 70-74 I 34 50 ^^ 14 23 31 14 8 7&-79 I 21 25 ^ 2 15 43 9 10 80-84 17 17 ^ 2 I 13 18 6 1 85-89 I 3 ® ^ 'I ^ ''' • 90-94 I ^ ^ ^ 'I • ^ * f95 and over I • • . •I . ^1 *

,, . ^ I I Holywood Urban District I Kilkeel Urban District Ma r 11 a 1 i "^ I Condition nales I Females Males Females Total I 2,963 I 3,353 I 1,120 1 1,217 * Single 1,502 I 1,642 665 664 Married 1,346 1,389 414 457 Widowed 115 j 315 I 40 95 Divorced I 'I ''^1 ^ ^

I Total I Married I Total. Married Age last I Population I Only I Population I Only Birthday I T 1 1 T 1 j 1 I Males I Females I Males I Females I Males I Finales I Males j Females 0- 4 282 237 . . I 120 136 . . &- 9 259 275 . . 112 106 . • 10-14 242 245 . . 105 114 . 15-19 233 208 1 3 73 88 ,1 20-24 200 231 32 64 I 91 99 9 35 25-29 213 246 105 146 67 76 25 42 30-34 206 238 151 175 '^5 89 48 61 35r-39 I 212 266 170 203 I 69 77 46 63 40-44 208 243 187 189 79 83 58 54 45-49 197 224 175 148 I ^^ 65 51 51 50-54 168 217 146 147 58 73 44 52 55-59 139 179 118 116 I 43 44 31 29 60-64 j 125 174 107 103 I 55 39 41 22 65-69 I 101 118 73 ^^1 ^3 39 30 22 70-74 65 126 35 36 j 30 45 16 16 7&-79 I ^'7 71 38 17 I 19 25 11 6 80-84 I 33 34 ''' ^ ® ^'^ ^ ^ 85-89 I 8 18 • .1 5 3 ^ • 90-94 I ^ ^ ^ • I • ^ • • •/95 and over j . 1 . .1 . . . .

*f See footnotes at end of table.

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TABLE 12. • Ages (Quinquennial Groups) and County, Municipal Boroughs, Marital Condition - continued Urban Districts and Rural Districts

.... I Newcastle Urban District I Newry Urban District Marital I I Condition I Males I Females I Males I Females Total 1,296 1,785 I 6,189 7,072 * Single I 686 990 I 5,994 4,322 Married I ' 547 593 I 1,975 2,164 Widowed I 62 200 I 219 582 Divorced I 1 2 I 1 4

I Total Married I Total Married Age last I Population Only I Population Only Birthday I 1—— 1 I 1 1 I Males Females Males I Females I Males Females Males Females 0-4 154 124 . . I 774 694 . 5- 9 I 104 154 . •I 702 666 " 10-14 I 94 117 . . j 647 630 . 15-19 I 100 117 . 2 j 629 640 2 8 20-24 73 107 ^ 21 j 449 581 63 130 25-29 88 124 33 56 423 527 158 275 30-34 87 113 59 70 I 361 444 225 300 35-39 97 121 68 87 I 374 404 278 254 40-44 81 109 68 67 I 337 431 248 305 45-49 84 112 ^^ 69 314 378 233 228 50-54 66 100 55 67 289 382 221 216 55-59 66 99 56 55 I 198 298 156 156 60-64 47 103 39 36 200 272 131 116 65-69 43 103 34 28 184 266 117 89 70-74 I 54 85 36 22 I 162 221 84 51 75-79 29 49 14 6 j 95 138 42 24 80-84 16 32 ^ 6 j 44 70 ^^ ^^ 85-89 11 ^^ ^ ^ I '^ ^^ ^ ^ 90-94 ^ ^ • * I * ^ * f95 and over I • 1 . • I * I ^ *

I Newtownards Municipal Borough I Warrenpoint Urban District Marital I . _J Condition I Males I Females I Males Females Total j 5,761 6,482 1,364 1,442

* Single [ 3,106 3,356 800 817 Married 2,450 2,587 483 485 Widowed I 195 535 81 137 Divorced I 10 4 I • 3

I Total Married Total Married Age last I Population Only j Population Only Birthday I 1 T 1 1- —T" -\ 1 Males Females Males Females Males j Females Males Females 0- 4 643 570 I .1 • 162 111 • 5-9 I 606 508 'I • J 120 131 . 10-14 I 461 469 . • I 125 100 . 15-19 457 504 . 16 94 91 . 1 20-24 I 399 559 72 177 80 104 7 15 25-29 430 524 236 331 71 110 27 46 30-34 I 426 449 305 344 82 102 53 69 35-39 450 462 368 353 69 108 ^ '^^ 40-44 I 391 456 322 333 81 86 62 57 45-49 323 369 280 257 J 93 75 70 55 50-54 323 391 275 265 I 64 88 49 53 55-59 I 235 331 193 196 j 53 67 41 40 60-64 I 202 255 156 118 I 69 64 ^^ ^^ 65-69 157 225 107 87 54 74 23 27 70-74 127 187 80 60 ^^ ^ 27 14 75-79 I 72 120 37 54 I ^^ 57 ^® '^ 80-84 I 43 72 16 12 I 28 17 8 3 85-89 15 27 ^ '^ I ^ ^^ ^ 90-94 j 1 4 • • I ^ ^ ^ f95 and over I • • I » • I ' ^ *

^ 5fi€ loatBQJtfiS. at end or table.

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TABLE 12o - Ages (Quinquennial Groups) and County, Municipal Boroughs, Marital Condition - continued Urban Districts and Rural Districts

Marital I Banbridge Rural District I Castlereagh Rural District Condition I ~~~ ' i H ~~" —i I Males Females I Males Females Total I . 10,966 10,964 I 10,216 1 10,271 * Single I 6,5'^ 6,002 I 5,325 4,893 Married I 3,932 4,056 I 4,667 4,776 Widowed I 456 899 I 206 591 Divorced I 5 '''I 18 I 11

I Total Married I Total Married Age last I Population Only I Population Only Birthday I I 1 1— 1 1 1 i I Males I Females Males I Females I Males I Females [ Males I Females 0- 4 I 1,088 1,030 • .1 1,433 1,360 ] . . 5- 9 I 1,042 1,038 . .1 1,022 998 . 10-14 I 925 855 . . I 655 617 . 15-19 I 812 789 . 17 I 1,004 607 13 13 20-24 I 752 719 63 | 198 I 693 744 133 329 25-29 I 745 715 262 409 I 882 1,125 624 924 30-34 I 713 778 418 524 I 988 956 876 831 35-39 I 792 699 518 520 I 793 771 711 672 40-44 I 723 749 497 548 I 659 669 594 I 552 45-49 I 624 640 461 460 I 508 540 462 429 50-54 I 623 626 456 413 I 426 470 368 355 55-59 I 448 528 312 321 I 355 379 312 243 60-64 I 453 483 315 235 I 248 326 201 180 65-69 I 418 443 256 192 I 214 272 159 126 70-74 I 372 417 190 124 I 162 216 119 79 75-79 I 252 257 119 68 I 103 120 67 3i 80-84 I 131 145 49 ^1 49 73 21 10 85-89 I 40 ^^ \ ^^ \ ^ \ ^^ \ 19 6 2 90-94 I ^ ^ ^ 'I ^ ^^ f95 and over I ^1 ^1 * *1 ^J *l*l

I Downpatrick Rural District I Hillsborough Rural District Marital | • _———I • • Condition j Males I Females I Males I Females

Total j 16,267 I 15,262 I 11,755 I 12,121

• Single I 10,511 8,706 I 6,696 6,411 Married 5,171 5,211 j 4,637 4,714 Widowed I 576 1,333 I 416 976 Divorced j 9 1 12 I 6 20

I Total 1 Married I Total 1 Married Age last Population Only I Population | Only ^^ I Males I Females Males I Females I Ifeles Females j Males j Females

0-4 I 1,582 1,499 • • I ^»^^ ^'^^ * 5- 9 1,587 1,468 . . 1^036 ®'^t " 10-14 1,252 1,190 . -fit IIM 1 P« 15-19 1,695 1,078 9 27 825 864 4 26 20-24 1,291 1,051 136 267 805 916 98 255 25-29 1,144 1,^19 376 553 870 909 374 517 30-34 1,004 924 524 638 852 841 512 574 35^39 1 034 1,011 642 711 841 868 ^66 642 40-44 1,019 952 664 658 804 848 578 619 45-49 875 912 603 584 787 759 583 515 50-54 859 858 591 536 739 785 528 511 55-59 721 729 458 410 595 ^9 423 381 60-64 619 717 400 329 519 565 346 271 '^'^ ^'^ ^^ ^^' fi \ til \ Z \ Ifs 1^2 70-74 458 560 225 155 340 444 168 132 7^79 308 383 141 '^^ ?^ f^ \ ^11 |t 80-84 161 191 59 25 119 ^22 !A A 85-89 59 67 14 ? ^ ^ ^2 I 9Ch94 5 19 2 1 4 P ! f95 and over I 1 4 • • I ^ | | * | *

3^ See footnotes at end of table,

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TABLE 12o - Ages (Quinquennial Groups) and County, Municipal Boroughs, Marital Condition - continued Urban Districts and Rural Districts

Marital I Kilkeel Rural District I Moira Rural District Condition I I I I I Males Females I Males Females Total I 6,708 J 6,774 I 4,465 4,472

* Single 4,316 3,693 I 2,586 2,388 Married 2,160 2,252 1,710 1,721 Widowed I 231 623 I 169 362 Divorced I 1 ^1 • ^

I Total Married I Total Married Age last I Population Only I Population Only Birthday I 1 1 1 1 1 1 I Males Females Males Females I Males Females Males | Females 0-4 721 I 675 . . 382 394 &- 9 690 627 . . 397 379 . 10-14 626 624 • . 322 289 . 15-19 I 579 551 3 12 451 303 4 5 20-24 I 426 422 44 112 340 317 41 81 2&*29 405 436 124 224 320 356 123 197 30-34 411 397 185 254 325 302 211 203 35-39 442 463 275 334 316 319 214 233 40-44 I 432 400 283 280 308 309 227 225 45-49 j 362 352 240 234 266 304 212 203 50-54 344 383 225 244 227 251 179 166 55-59 297 286 207 160 194 228 144 154 60-64 229 290 148 144 I 172 209 125 112 65-69 I 249 276 165 111 146 175 86 62 70-74 248 280 143 86 117 153 60 54 75-79 I 150 163 79 40 j 97 112 48 36 80-84 I 72 106 33 14 60 44 31 8 85-89 23 26 5 2 23 20 5 2 90-94 j 213 1 * \ ^ \ ^ \ •• f95 and over I •^l*l ^l* ***

, I Newry No. 1 Rural District I Newtownards Rural District nmrital I I Condition j Males Females 1 Males Females Total j 6,678 6,315 15,642 ,15,883 * Single 4^393 3,645 | 8,691 8,016 Married 2,036 2,129 6,528 6,520 Widowed 247 540 612 1,327 Divorced 2 1 11 20 I TotalMarried|TotalMarried Age last Population Only Population Only Birthday I i I t^ I I ' | I Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 0- 4 782 708 • • 1,621 1,433 . • 5-9 662 640 . . 1,553 1,331 . . 10-14 521 489 • • ^'^^^ 1,108 • 15-19 508 476 2 6 1,108 1,030 8 39 20-24 475 464 38 129 1,023 . 1,106 138 404 25-29 467 418 131 214 1,130 1,186 559 747 30-34 462 411 200 276 1,155 1,122 747 837 35-39 481 438 267 316 1,068 1,125 792 878 40-44 425 379 264 257 1,045 1,078 792 801 45-49 360 322 239 238 947 979 748 686 50-54 350 301 232 205 869 927 656 620 55-59 269 290 170 159 707 777 515 457 60-64 239 244 153 115 600 771 417 403 65-69 232 256 127 105 548 689 368 302 70-74 199 213 100 51 500 552 300 221 75-79 139 145 ^7 39 371 390 198 96 80-84 76 84 38 19 158 165 72 22 85-89 25 30 8 1 56 87 17 7 90-94 5 7 . . ^'^ \ ^^ \ ^ \ i95 and over I 1 • ' * I ^ ^ *

* Including all persons under 14 years of age, and persons aged 14 and over In respect of y^om Information as to marital condition was not given. Persons of the latter description numbered; Males 2; Females, 5. f Including 1 single male, aged 100 (Newtownards Rural).

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TPBIE 13. - Education: Persons attending Educational Establishments, distinguishing Age and County whether Full-time or Part-time

I Persons attending Educational Establishments I „/^^^?^^ ?°^ attending II I Educational Establishments Age I I . 1 I ,. last o"^^!^^- Full-time Part-time I Birthday Population ^^^^^ Females I I Males Females Males Females I All Ages I II 0-2 14,016 . . . . 7,344 6,672 3-4 9,877 483 463 . . 4,689 4,342 5 4,572 1,666 1,608 . . 648 650 6 4,606 2,342 2,217 • .24 23 7 4,630 [ 2,392 2,229 • • 5 4 8 I 4,508 I 2,311 2,189 . .1 2 6 9 3,893 2,011 1,879 . • ^ ^ 10 3,627 I 1,832 1,794 • -I 1 11 3,539 i 1,808 1,727 • • 1 3 12 3,681 1,861 1,818 . . ^ 13 I 3,567 [ 1,830 1,729. • • "7 1 14 3,624 948 1,008 6 ^ 887 772 15 3,578 648 642 16 19 1,259 1,094 16 3,547 302 391 40 IS 1,460 1,349 17 3,444 I 200 243 39 10 1,502 1,450 18 3,942 i 143 127 37 24 2,065 1,546 19 3,891 101 96 41 ^ ^'^^^ ^'^^^ 20-24 I 16,882 j 255 142 89 ^''^ '^'^^^ ®»^^ , 25 and over I Ul,767 73 20 42 ^^1 6^*721 74,891

Total I 241,181 21,106 20,322 310 107 I 96,356 102,980

TABLE 14. - Birthplaces County DEFINITION - For explanations of tbe assumptions made In determining birthplaces see Part I.

Where Born I Persons Males Females I Where Born I Persons Hales I Females TOTAL OF COUNTY j 241,181 I 117.772 I 123,409 I FOREIGN COUNTRIES:- j 1,025 I 420 1 605

NORTHERN IRELAND I 216,294 106,176 110,118 Austria 34 12 22 I L»-l-«^-J I Belgium I 23 | 8 15 I I Czechoslovaiaa I 13 8 5 Antrim County I 7,119 3,459 3,660 Denmark 3.3 Armagh County I 6,317 2,826 3,491 Finland 6 14 Belfast County Borough I 32,723 16,196 16,527 France 33 8 25 Down County I 163,654 80,751 82,903 Germany 78 23 55 Fermanagji County 1,374 594 780 Greece 3 2 1 Londonderry County I Hungary I 6 5 1 (including County I ^^^-^^ 46 15 31 Borough) I 2,130 1,027 1,103 Netherlands 16 7 8 Tyrone County I 2,977 1,323 1,664 Norway 16 9 6 I Poland 18 12 6 I I Roumania I 3 2 1 ENGLAND I 8,892 4,906 3,986 Russia 24 8 16 WALES I 536 339 196 I Spain 7 2 5 SCOTLAND 3,679 1,670 2,009 Sweden 4 2 2 CHANNEL ISLANDS 24 11 13 Switzerland ^® 5 ^2 ISLE OF MAN 36 16 20 Yugo-Slavla 4 2 2 IRISH REPUBLIC 9,793 3,838 5,966 Other European Countries ^1 ^ j China 29 I 15 I 14 OTHER COMMONWEALTH ^^^^ I ^ ^ ^ COUNTRIES ETC. I 903 396 507 Turkey 5 1 4 II Ot^er Asiatic Countries | 32 [ 15 | 17 inaia, I 206 94 112 United States of America j 633 229 304 Pakistan I 17 13 4 1 Argentina I 6 1 4 Ceylon 5 3 2 Brazil '^ \ ^ \ ^ South Africa 85 30 55 Chile 3 1 2 Canada I Mexico 11 (including Newfoundland Other American Countries I 6 3 3 and Labrador) I 319 143 176 I I Australia Egypt 21 7 14 (including Tasmania) 88 31 57 Other African Countries 7 6 1 New Zealand 60 . 28 32 j Other Commonwealth II I Territories, etc. 123 54 69 I BORN AT SEA 10 4 6

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TABLE 15. - Persons born outside Northern Ireland County^ Municipal Boroughs, by Religion and Duration of Residence Urban Districts and Rural in Northern Ireland Districts

I I I I I Other and not stated Duration of I Roman Catholic I Presbyterian I •Church of Ire land I Methodist I Tv^««.«:^„«.i^«„ I II I I uenominations Residence I I I , I I in years I j^ales .Females I Malesi Females I Males j Females I Hales I Females I Males I Females DOWN COUNTY I I I 1 I I I 0-4 I 761 999 I 463 545 1,040 1,161 144 159 I 182 21Z 5- 9 I 364 672 I 334 362 538 566 85 94 j 58 69 10ri9 I 434 627 426 559 572 724 j 86 104 112 150 20-29 I 343 488 I 318 477 536 664 I 66 104 68 109 30-39 I 291 479 290 474 433 537 I 68 99 66 86 40-49 I 202 272 179 267 240 332 29 54 I 48 m 50 and over I 198 304 218 373 239 331 37 69 I 31 79 Not stated | 428 | 52 | 84 | 27 j 1,067 | 73 [ 58 | 5 | 44 [ 6

Total No. of I I I j Residents 3,021 3,893 2,312 3,084 I 4,665 4,388 573 688 609 778 Total No. of I I I I I Visitors I 105 I 156 | 59 | 89 | 177 | 177 j 26 | 20 j 49 | 38

Total No. Born { I I I I outside Northern I I j i I Ireland j 3,126] 4,029 2,3711 3,173 4,842 4,565 599 708 658 I 816

BANBRIDGE URBAN I I I II DISTRICT 11 I II 0-4 I 22 28 I 4 9 16 10 1 1 . 4 5-9 6 25 9 8 9 17 5 2 3 10-19 I 3 12 I 11 13 12 14 1 . .3 20-29 6 13 I 3 9 3 13 1 1 1 3 30-39 5 11 I 5 15 I 10 16 1 11 3 2 40-49 7 11 4 5 3 5 I 1 • 2 1 50 and over j 3 4 I • 4 j 5 6 I • ^ \ ^ \ ^ Not stated I .I .I .I .1 .I .1 • • I • I •

Total No. of I I j I Residents I 52 102 36 63 58 81 I 10 7 ^^ ^^ Total No. of I I I I I Visitors I 1 3 2 2 4] 3 1 1 2 1

Total No. Bom I I j I I outside Northern I I I I I Ireland j 53 105 j 38 65 1 62 84 11 8 12 15

BANGOR MUNICIPAL | | | II BCROUGH I 11 I I 0-4 I 35 95 64 105 155 182 ' 31 29 35 43 5-9 I 26 65 I 54 65 I 94 102 17 25 5 12 10-19 I 26 43 65 109 I 106 161 26 33 27 33 20-29 I 23 39 I 59 110 122 166 18 28 ^'^ \ ^4 30-39 27 38 I 60 85 73 114 12 33 20 18 40-49 10 17 I 26 51 I 49 75 10 15 ^^ ^^ 50 and over j 6 25 I 56 100 I 54 81 12 26 I 7 26 Not stated I .1 .I .I .I .1 .1 .1 •I •I • Total No. of I I I I I Residents I 153 322 384 625 I 653 881 j 126 189 [ 123 178 Total No. of j I I 1 I Visitors [ 8 12 j 9 24 I 41 36 6 6 ^^ ^

Total No. Bom II I II outside Northern I I 1 I I Ireland j 161 334 I 393 649 j 694 917 I 132 195 j 139 190

^ See footnote at end of Table

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TABLE 15. - Persons born outside Northern Ireland County, Municipal Boroughs, by Religion and Duration of Residence Urban Districts and Rural in Northern Ireland - continued Districts

III II Other and not stated Duration of | Roman Catholic I Presbyterian | •Church of Ireland | Methodist | Denominations Residence | , | | | | , in years I Males Females j Males | Fieioales I Males I Females I Males j Females I mies Females DONAGHADEE URBAN I j I I 1 j I DISTRICT I 0-4 14 21 I 11 6 I EO ^^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 5-9 5 14 11 16 11 16 1 . 1 2 10-19 1 4 11 14 14 i^ ^ S ^1 ^ 20-29 I 6 7 2 15 16 18 17 3 1 30-39 I 4 3 I 3 10 I 10 25 I 1 2 . 40-49 1 1 I 5 3 6 4 ^ ^ * 50 and over I * • I 9 12 I 7 ^1 ^ '^1 ^ ^ Not stated 1**1*1 'I "I 'I 'I *l * ' Total No. of I I I I I Residents 31 50 I 52 76 84 116 16 31 ^^ ^^ Total No. of I 11 I I Visitors I ^ ^ I • 'I ^ ^1 •^1 • I •

Total NO. Bom II I II outside Northern I I I I I I Ireland 34 62 I 52 76 90 120 I 17 31 10 10

DOWNPATRICK IJRBAN | I DISTRICT II I I I 0-4 |2722|l8|8 4 .^ . 2 5-9 I 17 19 j 3 6 7 6 . . 1 10-19 ^2 ^^1 ''' ^ "^ '^ I ^ \ • • ^ 20-29 ^^'''1^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ • 30-39 9 18 I 2 2 4 9 1 • 2 40-49 1^*^!^ ^ ^ ^ • • ^ \ 50 and over l^^l^ ^1 ^ ^1 *1 ^1 *i ^ Not stated j • •! .I . I •I • j • j • j •I • Total No. of I I I I I Residents 88 104 j 17 27 41 43 3 4 4 5 Total No. of I I I I I Visitors ^ ^1 ^ •I ^ ^ • • I ''•

Total NO. Bom I i I III outside Northern I I II I I I Ireland 94 107 I 19 27 1 45 45 3 I 4 5 5

mOMCRE URBAN i I I DISTRICT I I 0-4 •^1^1 ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 5-9 ^^1^1 * ^ ^ ^ * ^ 10-19 * * I ^1 ^1 ^ ^1 * I -^1 • 20-29 1 4 I 10 I 5 2 .| . 1 . 30-39 ^ ^1 ^1 ^ ^ ^ ^ ^1 • ^ 40-49 * ^1 *| ^1 ^ '^1 *1 *l * 50 and over |l ij •] ^ \ ^ \ ^ \ *! 'I ^ \ ^ Not stated | *l*l *] *l *l *l *l *l *i * Total NO. of I II I I I Residents I 4 13 I 20 j 22 11 18 j 3 4 ^ ^ Total NO. of I 11 I II I Visitors I • 1 I • I .1 • • I • .1 • I T&tal NO. Bom I I I I I outside Northern | | I I I Ireland j 4 14 I 20 22 j 11 18 I 3 4 1 3 5

^ dee footnote at end of Table

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TABLE 15. - Persons born outside Northern Ireland County, Municipal Boroughs, by Religion and Duration of Residence Urban Districts and Rural in Northern Ireland - continued Districts

I « ^ , . . I *« . . I ^«. , *. * « ,1 .- , ,. I Other and not stated Duration of I Roman Catholic I Presbyterian I •Church of Irelandl Methodist I r» • ^• I II I I uenommations Residence I I I I I _____IIIin years I ^Q^-J^QQ Females I Males Females I Males j Females I. Males IFemale s I Males Females DISTRICT III II 0-4 11 22 I 11 11 '^^ 60 10 7 ^^ ^^ 5-9 9 21 I 16 14 31 29 3 5 1 2 10-19 12 36 I 26 21 38 40 7 6 7 11 20-29 16 26 I 11 25 36 46 5 9 6 8 30-39 I 10 17 16 28 39 37 5 7 6 9 40-49 5 8 11 14 15 21 3 3 7 8 50 and over I 7 10 10 14 I 3 ^^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Not stated |l.|l .I ^ *| ^ *| ^ Total No. of I I I I Residents j 71 140 102 127 242 249 38 40 47 55 Total NO. or I I I I I Visitors I .[ 6J l[ 2| 9| 13 | 2 \ 5} ^| «

Total No. Born I I I I I Outside Northern | | 11 Ireland 71 146 103 129 251 262 40 45 48 55 I I • I ii ** j ' ' ' • I 'I ' 'I ' '\ ' I I I

KILKEEL URBAN I I I I I DISTRICT II II 0-4 I 4 13 4 4 10 4 I • • I ^ ^ 5-9 l^^^l^^ ^ ^ • 'I • ^ 10-19 j 610 I 3 4 1 5 1 • . 20-29 1^^^ ^ ^ ^ • ^ ^ 30-39 ^^ ^ ^ ^ ^ • • • ^ 40-49 |l5|2 ^1 "^ \ ^ I • *! • 50 and over l^^l^ •[ ^ ^I * *| * Not stated I • .1 . .1 • .I • •I •I • Total No. of I I I I j Residents I 28 58 22 20 32 33 1 1 3 5 Total No. of I / Visitors I . I 3 I 1 I 4 I 2 I ^ I / * I * I * I «

Total NO. Born I I I ' Outside Northern I I j I ^ I Ireland 28 61 I 23 ^^ ^^ ^^ ^ ^ ^ ^

NEWCASTLE URBAN | II DISTRICT I II I I 0-4 22 50 7 15 32 35 " 3 3 . 6 5-9 5 29 3 5 9 17 . • . 2 10-19 14 28 4 5 8 20 . . 3 4 20-29 18 26 I 7 8 11 23 . 4 1 30-39 13 19 3 4 10 17 1 2 . 40-49 721 I 1 4 7 9 • 2 1 1 50 and over 1 7 3 4 12 14 . 1 . 2 Not stated I 1 .I • .1 • .I • •I • • Total NO. of I I I I I Residents j 81 180 I 28 45 89 135 j 4 12 j 5 15 Total NO. of I I I I I Visitors I 2 8 3 3 I 1 6 1 1 1 1

Total No. Born III II Outside Northern | j | | | Ireland I 85 188 j 31 48 j 90 141 I 5 ^^ | ^ ^^

* See footnote at end of Table

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TABLE 15. - Persons born outside Northern Ireland County, Mtinicipal Boroughs, by Religion and Duration of Residence Urban Districts and Rural in Northern Ireland - continued Districts

— * l« ^ , . I ws t. ^ . I *--«. 1. r T « J I m« ^1- J- ^ I Other and not stated 0uration of I Roman Catholicl Fresbyterian I •Church of Ireland I Methodist I _. . ^. I II I I Uenominations Residence I • I ' 1 I I I ' i ' I 1 m years I Males Femalesl Hales I Females I Males Females I Males Females I mies Females I®WRY URBAN III II DISTRICT III I 0-4 I 98 123 I 9 8 19 17 3 1 I 6 1 5-9 I ^5 l^i I 6 3 I 10 ^ ^ •I ^ 10-19 I 87 111 I 12 18 I 5 6 1 2 2 3 20-29 I 67 97 8 7 I 14 ^ ' ^ I ^ 30-39 48 99 4 3 ^"^ ^^ • ^1 * ^ 40-49 5553J 6 4 ^^ '''1^ ^1 ^ ^ 50 and over I 36 70 I 1 el 5 '''I' * * ^ Not stated I .I .I * •I • • I • *l* * Total No. or I I I I I Residents 436 624 46 I 49 I 80 66 I 7 12 ^^ ^ Total No* of I I I I I Visitors I 11 10 1 1 11 4 1 * 1 2

Total No. Born III II Outside Northern I I I 11 Ireland I 447 634 47 50 I ^^ 70 I 8 12 ^^ ^^

NEWTOWNARDS II MUNICIPAL B0R0UC2I I 0-4 I 11 25 28 25 40 59 14 11 6 8 5-9 I 10 22 19 15 16 16 4 4 4 1 10-19 I 8 12 28 34 17 18 2 4 3 l3 20-29 I 4 8 20 25 13 22 2 5 3 3 30-39 I 7 12 [ 17 28 22 18 1 6 1 4 40-49 I ^ ^1 18 15 11 ^ • ^ ^ ^ 50 and over I 2 10 14 26 U 18 1 5 1 6 Not Stated I •I* I 'I 'I 'I *l * * I * I ' 1*11 I I I II I I Total No. of I I I I I Residents I 46 95 I 144 168 130 160 24 38 J 20 37 Total NO. of I I I I Visitors I 2 I 1 I 1] 4 I 8 43 1 2 1

Total NO. Born I I II Outside Northern I J I Ireland I "^^ ^^ ^^^ ^"^^ ^^® 164 1 27 39 22 \ 38

WARRENPOINT URBAN | I DISTRICT I I 0-4 I 52 47 6 11 13 14 1 4 2 2 5-9 20 22 . • 7 12 6 6 2 1 10-19 I 16 24 3 3 I 10 6 2 .I . 2 20-29 ^ 20 ^ ^ '^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 30-39 I 19 39 I 5 8 5 12 1 2 1 1 40-49 I 8 11 I 2 2 2 5 1 1 50 and over J812J 1 5 2 81 1 2 . 1 Not stated I ^I • I .1 .1 ••| * *l *l * Total No. of I I I I I Residents 147 175 18 34 46 60 15 17 I 6 8 Total NO. of I I I I I Visitors 1^ ^1 ^ -^1 • ^1 ' 'I *

Total No. Born II I I I Outside Northern I I I II Ireland 152 178 I 19 35 46 61 15 17 6 8 — ; . . ' I. . I III ii' li M I I I I il I I Ml .1 I I I . ill I. I I .1 . ' r •• •

* See footnote at end of Table

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TABLE 15. - Persons born outside Northern Ireland County, Municipal Boroughs, oy Religion and Duration of Residence Urban Districts and Rural in Northern Ireland - continued Districts

Duration of I Koman Catholic I Presbyterian I •Church of Ire land! Methodist I _ . ^. _ . , I II I I Denominations Residence I I I I I years I j^g^^^g Females I Males I Females I Males I Females I Males Females I Males Females BANBRIDGE RURAL I \ I I I I DISTRICT I II II O- 4 I 35 30 I 18 14 I 20 24 | 1 . | 5 2 5-9 I ^^ 28 I 10 16 I 20 19 1 1 I 2 2 10-19 I ^^ 29 17 23 I 10 26 I 3 1 ^ 6 20-29 I 19 22 22 22 I 23 27 1 1 ^ ^ 30-39 I ^^ 29 \ 7 25 I 18 ^^ ^ ^ | ^ ^ 40-49 13 i 22 15 19 11 10 I 1 ^ I ^ ^ 50 and over I 23 | 20 I 16 19 I 11 19 I 1 2 1 ^ ^ Not stated 1**1 * *l * *l*l *l *l * Total No. of I I I I I Residents I 142 | 180 I 105 138 113 114 9 11 J 24 25

Total No. of I II II Visitors I 6 8 1 2 I Q 1 ^1 ^1 • • I • I

Total NO. Born I I I I II Outside Northern | j j II Ireland 148 I 188 107 146 116 147 9 11 24 25

CASTLEREAGH RURAL j I II DISTRICT ill II 0-4 67 109 I 111 125 276 308 37 54 | 49 67 5-9 31 35 I 48 64 100 102 24 32 7 13 10-19 16 47 64 95 115 117 17 ^'^ | ^0 20 20-29 24 18 51 59 109 100 17 18 j ^3 18 30-39 6 10 56 62 76 | 75 I 23 13 I 4 16 40-49 I 2 5 26 32 32 I 43 | 2 12 I 3 8 50 and over I 3 5 I 28 39 j 23 43 ( 7 6 I ^ ^ Not stated J 109 5 54 1 505 25 [ 31 1 I ^ ^ III I i I 1*1 I Total No. of I I I j I Residents I 258 234 438 477 1,236 813 J 158 153 j 124 142 Total No. of I I j I I Visitors [ 5 I 10 I 8 I ^^ | ^Q | 34 | 2 [ 1 [ 3 I 7

Total No. Born III II Outs'lde Northern | | | II Ireland 263 244 446 489 1,266 847 j 160 164 127 149

DOWNPATRICK RURAL | | | II DISTRICT II I I I 0-4 I 96 131 I 31 30 68 68 | 3 8 | ^^ 9 5-9 60 84 I 27 24 35 46 7 2 I 5 4 10-19 49 63 I 30 30 53 49 I 5 3 j ^^ 13 20-29 41 59 j 18 21 I 23 44 I 1 B \ ^ '7 30-39 I 47 56 I 6 26 26 ^^ I ^ ^ I ^ \ ^ 40-49 I 27 39 J 10 12 18 29 I 2 4 I 1 7 50 and over I 39 52 10 22 23 22 1 1 4 7 Not stated I 262 17 j 6 el 410 23 I 10 1 j 9 2

Total No. of I I I I I Residents I 621 501 I 138 171 j 656 341 j 31 26 | 48 55 Total No. of I I I I I I Visitors I 19 23 8 4 12 16 7 1 j 5 2

Total No. Born | | I I I Outside Northern j | | II Ireland I 640 524 I 146 175 I 668 357 j 38 27 j 53 57

* See footnote at end of Ta^le

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TAEIE 15. - Persons born outside Northern Ireland County, Municipal Boroughs, by Religion and Duration of Residence Urban Districts and Rural in Northern Ireland - continued Districts

1^ ^.«.l^, I .**^ , ^ , • *l Ai , ,. I Other and not stated miration of IRoman Catholic I Presbyterian I *Ghurch of Ireland I Methodist I ^^^ :^«4.s^«- I II I I denominations Residence I | 1 . I —I 1 • 1 i m years I Males jfemales I Males Females I Males Females I Males Females I Males I Females HILLSBOROUCH II I I I RURAL DISTRICT i I I I I 0-4 I 43 71 32 49 I 87 91 | 10 6 19 24 5-9 I 24 45 27 42 I 62 62 I 4 8 I 3 8 10-19 15 17 41 63 67 73 I 5 9 I 13 16 80-29 I 10 17 31 60 I 44 59 I 4 3 I ^ 15 30-39 I 5 13 43 62 45 51 4 4 I ^ 7 40-49 6 4 15 40 I 20 43 I 12 5 4 50 and over ^ 6 24 28 I 16 25 I 13 ^ ^ Not stated j 6 | 25 I 10 I 13 I 9 | ^Q | 5 [ 2 | ^ | 2

Total No. or I I I I I I Residents j 117 198 j 223 357 I 350 414 34 37 j 58 82 Total No. 0^ I I I I I Visitors 1 2 7 4 5 11 * ^ ^ 3

Total No. Born III I I Outside Northern I I I II Ireland j 118 [200 | 230 | 361 j 555 [ 425 j 34 | 38 | 61 |. 85

KILKEEL RURAL I I I I I DISTRICT II I I I 0-4 41 54 14 14 I 24 28 | . 2 | 13 6-9 I 18 55 8 6 I 14 ^^ I ^ ^ ^ ^ 10-19 I 50 66 9 9 I 18 38 I 16 6 8 20-29 24 51 11 11 I 13 26 2 4 if 30-39 I 21 36 4 13 I 7 30 13 1 40-49 11 20 8 11 I IS ^ ^ • • ^ 50 and over I 17 29 1 16 I 15 ^^ I ^ ^ I ^ ^ Not stated 1**1 * * I * * I * * I * *

Total No. of I I j I I Residents I 182 311 55 80 I 104 163 I 8 18 12 17 Total No. or I I I I I Visitors j 19 I 21 I g I 2 I 13 I 15 | . | 1 | Q | ^

Total No. Born II I I I Outside Northern | | j | | Ireland j 201 | 332 57 82 117 178 | 8 19 20 20

MOIRA RURAL I I I DISTRICT II I I I 0-4 I 18 18 9 9 32 27 j ^ ^ I ^ 5 5-9 7 11 10 3 I 17 19 I -^ 1 I * 10-19 5 7 5 61 12 17 12 I 3 20-29 4 1 . 7 I 11 1^ I ^ ^ ^ ^ 30-39 1^''' 5 el 8 5 111 2 3 40-49 I ^ ^ I ^ * I '^ \ ^^ I ^ • I ^ ^ 50 and over |^ l| 3 5} 11 91 111 . 1 Not stated | 48 | 5 | 13 | 7 | 127 | 15 j 8 | 1 j ^ f 1 Total No. of I I I I I Residents I 92 59 46 43 j 225 115 j 20 10 j 20 13 Total No. of I I I I I Visitors I ^ 'I ^ ^1 ^ ^1 • ^ I ^ ^

Total NO. Born III I I Outside Northern | | | [ | Ireland I 95 59 j 47 44 j 250 116 j 20 11 | ^1 15

* B^e footnote at end of Table

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TABLE 15. - Persons born outside Northern Ireland County, Municipal Boroughs, by Religion and Duration of Residence Urban Districts and Rural in Northern Ireland - continued Districts

Duration of I Roman Catholic! Presbyterian I •Church of Ireland I Methodist I »> . . -. . , I I I I I Denominations Residence I , I I I ,1 years I Hales Females I Males Females I Males I Females I Males Females t ffetles Females NEWRY NO. 1 RURAL | I I I I DISTRICT I II II 0-4 I 81 58 I 17 13 I 18 23 2 2 | 1 3 5-9 I 20 36 9713 Sllls 7 10-19 I 37 46 I 9 14 9 20 3 1 I 3 3 20-29 24 31 5 9 7 ^1 • "^ ^ ^ 30-39 I 28 38 I 4 19 I 6 ^ I ^ • I * ^ 40-49 I 25 19 I 2 6 I 1 "^1 • ^1 ^ 50 and over I 26 25 I 2 16 I 9 "^1 • ^1 ^ ^ Not stated I • .I • .I • .I • .I • • Total NO. of I II I Residents I 241 253 I 48 84 53 70 8 11 13 20 Total No. of I I I I Visitors I 13 I 14 I 3 1 3 I 3 1 1 I 1 I * I ^ I ^

Total No. Born I I I I I Outside Northern | | ' I | | | Ireland I 254 267 I 51 87 I 56 71 9 11 | 14: 22

NEWrOWNARDS RURAL | | | II DISTRICT III I I Q- 4 I 84 80 I 84 85 127 162 16 17 19 20 5-9 I 44 77 63 65 89 72 7 6 13 12 10-19 I 46 63 I 80 91 69 90 7 14 I 9 12 20-29 I 16 23 56 72 70 '^^ I ^ \ ^ \ ^ \ ^^ 30-39 I 18 29 I 45 70 51 42 10 15 I 10 8 40-49 1 11 14 I 26 41 23 28 2 5 5 12 50 and over 1 11 20 37 54 I 23 27 I 5 6 1 2 8 Not stated I 1 .I . .1 10 . I 2 • I ^ Total No. of I I I I I Residents 231 296 I 390 478 462 486 58 67 [ 66 83 Total NO. of I I I I I Visitors I 3 I 6 1 7 I 1^ | 20 | 21 | 1 | 1 | ^ | ^ Total No. Born [ I I I I Outside Northern I I I II 1 Ireland I 234 302 I 397 I 492 I 482 507 I 59 68 I 70 85

* Church of Ireland figures Include the following:- Matles Females

Church of England 2,194 1,129 Episcopal Church of Scotland 1 5

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TABLE 16. - Religions County, Municipal Boroughs, Urban Districts and Rural Districts

DEFINITIONS - For explanations of the classification see Part I.

I Religions

^"'"r^ other and Boroughs. I Roman Catholic I Presbyterian I *Church of Ireland I Methodist I Not Stated Urban ana Denominations Rural I I I I I Oistricts I 1 •" i I 1 1 I I 1 1" 1 i I— i 1 jpersons Males Femalesl Persons Males Female sj Persons Males Femalesl Persons Males Female si Persons Males I Females

Down II I I it I III II County J72,805 35,896 36,900 187,738 42,667 45,071 156,656 27,819 28,837 I 9,288 4,378 4,910 |l4,694 7,012 7,682

MUNICIPAL II ill BOROUGHS II III AND UBBM II III DISTRICTS III I I Banbrldge | 1,702 783 919 | 1,548 726 822 | 2,139 1,044 1,095 | 284 131 153 | 426 184 242 Bangor M.B. I 1,867 752 1,115 | 8,483 3,700 4,783 | 6,845 3,045 3,800 | 2,041 886 1,155 | 1,374 603 771 Donaghadee | 224 85 139 | 1,452 678 774 | 1,256 577 679 | 353 165 188 | 115 51 64 Downpatrlckj 2,530 1,204 1,326 | 408 203 205 | 756 347 409 51 25 26 | 134 67 67 Dromore | 328 143 185 812 390 422 | 839 404 435 | 129 53 76 | 282 136 146 Holywood I 1,220 557 663 j 2,052 949 1,083 | 2,250 1,083 1,167 | 396 186 2ia | 418 188 230 Kilkeel | 801 371 430 | 955 458 497 | 495 254 241 | 7 2 5 | 79 35 44 Newcastle | 1,423 591 832 572 239 333 | 855 367 488 | 105 46 59 | 126 53 73 Newry |ia 935 5, 052 5,905 | 968 486 482 | 1,024 508 516 | 148 74 74 j 186 89 97 Newtown^dsl i,253 572 681 J 6,740 3,213 3,.527 I 2,542 1,192 1.350 j 8 00 365 435 j 908 419 489 Warrenpolntl 1,941 964 977 | 314] 143 171 j 369 1661 205 j 120 56 64 1 62 Z5\ 27 RURAL I I I I it I I DISTRICTS ||||ll|l| B&Drldge j 6,219 5,147 5,072 | 8,968 I 4,4501 4,518 I 4,822 2,402 2,420 | 295 1 148 145 I 1,628 8J.9| 809 Castlereagh| 1,815 890 923 | 8,219 3,977 4,242 | 7,207 3,774 3,435 | 1,782 877 906 | 1,466 698 768 Dovmpatrlcfc|l6,009 8,291 7,718 | 7,954 4,005 5,951 | 5,515 2,974 2,541 | 411 214 197 | 1,640 785 855 Hlllsborou^l 2,081 1,024 1,057 1£,278 6,106 6,172 | 6,591 5,191 5,400 | 781 598 583 | 2,146 1,036 1,109 Kllfceel I 7,951 3,994 5,957 | 5,254 1,652 1,622 | 1,848 878 970 | 107 58 69 | 522 166 156 Molra I 1,580 805 775 | 1,810 906 904 | 4,573 2,^,00 2,173 | 469 222 247 | 705 352 375 Newry NO. l| 7,845 4,107 5,758 3,526 1,771 1,755 | 974 487 487 116 52 64 | 532 261 271 Newtownards| 5,063 | 2,584| 2,499 117,445 | 8,6^[ 8,808 | 5,956 [ 2,926| 5, OgO | 896 [ 440 456 | 2,146 1,065 1, 091 Analysis of Column in above table headed 'Other and Not Stated Denominations*

I Persons I Males I Females j | Persons I Males [ Females

Brethren | 4,424 I 2,064 I 2,360 j Free Thinker | 47 I 33 I 14 Non-Subs crib In g | I Seventh Day Adventlst | 47 22 25 Presbyterian or I I Latter Day Saints | 34 17 17 Unitarian | 5,056 1,497 1,559 | Lutheran | • 25 13 12 Baptist I 2,231 1,029 1,202 | Chrlstadelfihlan | 24 13 11 Congregatlonallst | 1,035 508 527 | Spiritualist | 24 10 14 Refomed Presbyterian | 934 j 446 j 488 | Church of Christ | 25 12 11 Ellm Pentecostal Alliance | 467 J 180 | 277 | Irish Evangelical Church | 22 10 12 Protestant | 250 j 120 j 150 | Cooneylte I 19 8 11 Salvation Anny | 253 j 99 j 154 | Church of Nazarene | ^^ 5 6 Society of Friends j 147 61 86 | Atheist j 11 9 2 Catholic Apostolic Church | 114 j 59 j 55 j Nonconformist | 10 6 4 Jew I 85 1 46 I 59 I Church of Wales | 10 4 6 Jehovah's Witness | 84 | 37 j 47 | Toother Denominations | 70 40 50 Christian Scientist | 77 | 21 | 56 | Denomination not stated | 1,014 564 460 Church of God | 67 | 26 | ^^ I I Moravian | 66 1 55 j 55 | TOTAL - "Other and Not Stated | Free Presbyterian Church | j | Denominations" | 14,694 7,012 7,682 of I 63 30 I 55 j j

* Including Church of England (Males, 2,526; Females, 1,419) and Episcopal Church of Scotland (Males, 1; Females, 5). / This heading comprises dentanlnatlons each of v\tolch had less than ten adherents enumerated In the County, 31 different terms were used In describing these denominations on the Census Returns.

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TAHL£ 17. - Religions: Population under 22 years by Individual Years and p . 20 years and over by ^-oun y Quinquennial Groups

I I Religions

Age last Population I i Other and Birthday I I Roman Catholic Presbyterian pchurch of Ireland I Methodist I Not Stated III II Denominations

|Males Females | Males Females Males Females | Males Females males I Females | Males Females II • I I 'I I ' I I I I' I r I ' 1' '* All Ages |ll7,772 123,409 35,896 36.909 42,667 45,0711 27,819 28,837 4,378 4,910 7,012 7,682

0 I 2,376 2,140 863 783 798 709 507 474 98 81 j 110 93 1 I 2,492 2,220 951 800 796 7501 533 479 89 81 | 123 110 2 I 2,476 2,312 | 900 846 839 760 518 510 99 82 | 120 114 3 I 2,523 2,442 | 891 826 776 852 565 547 132 88 | 159 129 4 2,549 2,363 898 786 873 8191 571 541 80 85 | 127 132 0-4 12,416 11,477 4,503 4,041 4,082 3,890 2,694 2,551 498 417 639 578 5 I 2,314 2,258 825 778 805 7921 460 473 87 92 137 123 6 I 2,366 2,240 813 795 808 7781 514 447 93 109 | 138 111 7 I 2,397 2,233 792 745 860 7991 503 467 89 IQI | 153 121 8 I 2,313 2,195 806 736 786 7501 523 511 | 86 77 112 121 9 2,013 1,880 I 673 637 710 6741 440 392 73 69 | 117 108 5-9 11,403 10,806 3,909 3,691 j 3,969 3,793 2,440 2,290 428 448 657 584

10 1,833 1,794 648 617 j 645 623 379 405 53 61 108 88 11 1,809 1,73 0 629 579 | 643 615 397 385 54 62 86 89 12 I 1,863 1,818 628 640 | 654 643 j 403 375 66 65 112 95 13 1,837 1,730 664 608 | 617 565 j 408 411 55 56 95 90 14 I 1,841 1,783 I 594 644 | 662 688 431 391 53 58 101 102 10-14 j 9,183 8,855 3,163 3, CBS j 3,221 3,0341 2,016 1,967 281 302 I 502 464

15 I 1,823 1,755 626 604 1 633 6101 404 396 55 54 105 91 16 I 1,792 1,755 631 619 | 605 6141 396 353 56 64 104 105 17 I 1,741 1,703 593 586 | 608 581 397 384 45 56 98 96 18 I 2,245 1,697 699 548 | 578 5891 787 406 | 69 52 112 105 19 I 2,174 1,717 669 550 | 584 619 736 391 72 59 113 98 15-19 I 9,775 8,627 3,218 2,907 1 3,008 3,013 j 2,720 1,927 297 285 I 532 495 20 I 1,739 1,683 568 544 I 548 601 477 388 48 52 I 98 98 21 I 1,680 1,785 567 596 | 571 621 399 404 59 56 | 84 108 20-24 J 8,159 8,723 j 2,682 2,833 j 2,778 3,08o| 2,027 2,009 j 265 317 j 407 484 25-29 j 8,340 9,129 2,408 2,740 I 3,138 3,2511 2,007 2,232 j 323 371 j 464 535 30-34 j 8,208 8,476 2,308 2,491 j 3,084 3,1171 1,960 1,954 354 384 502 530 35-39 j 8,211 8,522 j 2,292 2,340 j 3,087 3,152 1,983 2,063 332 371 j 517 596

40-44 j 7,696 8,228 2,076 2,227 j 2,995 3,162 j 1,829 1,952 295 324 j 501 563

45-49 j 6,894 7,311 I 1,841 1,917 j 2,655 2,802 1,672 1,746 276 297 j 450 549

50-54 j 6,387 7,166 I 1,699 1,900 I 2,451 2,7401 1,548 1,719 j Zeel 308 j 423 499

55-59 I 5,149 5,971 j 1,394 1,515 I 1,969 2,3001 1,262 1,506 I 183 254 341 396 60-64 j 4,452 5,619 I 1,236 1,431 J 1,692 2,143J 1,041 1,373 I 181 260 I 302 412 65-69 j 4,094 5,052 I 1,158 1,337 j 1,567 1,954 j 945 1,233 I 143 206 I 281 322 70 and | | j I I I over I 7,405 9,447 2,0G9 2,451 j 2,971 3,640| 1,675 2,315 j 256 366 | 494 675

* Including Church of England (Males, 2,-526; Females, 1,419) and Episcopal Church of Scotland (Males, 1; Females, 5),

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TABLE 18. - Occupations of Persons aged 14 and over > County

TkALES I FEMALES loCCUPATICNl omiPATTOtf I MALES IFEMALES TOTAL POPULATION [ll7.772| 123.4091 COCE | OOCUPATICN I MALES FEMALES Aged under 14 years I 31,161 29.355 I VI. WORKERS IN METAL MANUFACTURE, ENGINEERING I Aged 14 years and over I 86.611 94,054| AND ALLIED TRADES I 6,379 90 II 1. Foremen, Overlookers I 182 3 I. - XXVII Occupied (14 years and over) I 74,124 28,0701 I I I 110 Furnace (not Annealing or Foundry) I . . XXVIII Retired or not gainfully occupied I I 111 Rolling, Tube and Wire Mills I • • (14 years and over) I 12,487 65,9841 112 Foundry I ^ . 1 1 1 113 Machine Shop I 2 . OCCUPATION I f^^roA-rrr^ I I 114 Fitting, Erecting I 92 . CODE I (XXVPKTIW 115 Electrical Work 21 . r 1 1 116 Watch, Clock and Scientific and Surgical I 11. FISHE»MEM I 435 ll instrument Making I 1 • I I I 11''' Precious Metals, Gem Setting I 000 I Fishermen I 435 ll 119 Other and undefined I 63 3 III. AGRICULTURAL, HCRTICULTURAL AND FORESTRY I I 2. Furnacemen (not Annealing or Foundry) I 14 . I OOCUPATIGNS 120,448 1,279 I I I 11 121 Puddlers, Shlnglers I . . I 1. Agricultural and Horticultural Occupations I 20,131 1,273 I 122 Blast Furnacemen, Steel Melters and their I I III Teams | . . 010 I Farmers, Farm Managers I 9,823 8871 125 Other Furnacemen and their Assistants I 14 . Oil j Farm Bailiffs, Farm Foremen I 20 . I I 012 I Shepherds 1^*1 \ ^' I^om^S ^^^ Tube Mill Workers. Wire Drawers I . . 013 I Market CSardeners, Nurserymen, Seedsmen, II I I Flowergrowers • I 161 16 | 126 Rollers and their Skilled Assistants I • • 014 j Market Gardeners', Nurserymen's, etc., I I 127 Other Assistants to Rollers I • • I Foremen I ll i I 128 Tube Drawers and theij Teams j • • 015 I Other Gardeners j 879 4 | 129 Wire Drawers and Makers j . . 019 I Other Agricultural Workers I 9,234 365 j 130 Other Skilled Workers I • • I 2. Occupations Ancillary to Agriculture I 191 5 I 4. Foundry Workers (excluding Pattern Makers) I 87 . 020 I Land Agents, Estate Managers | 58 1 | 131 Iron or Steel Moulders and Core Makers I 50 . 021 I Estate Labourers I 7 . j 132 Non-Ferrous Moulders and Core Makers I 9 . 022 j Agricultural Machine, Tractor - Proprietors, j | 134 Iron or Steel Foundry Furnace and Cupola Men I j Foremen, Drivers, Attendants I 104 . j 135 Iron Foundry Labourers I 23 . 029 I other Occupations-Ancillary to Agriculture I 22 4 j 136 Steel Foundry Labourers I 2 . I I 1 I •^^''' Non-Ferrous Foundry Furnacemen j • • j 3. Foresters and Woodmen I fJlf 1 j 138 I Non-Ferrous Foundry Labourers I 3 . 050 j Foresters and Woodmen I 126 1 | 5. Smiths, Forgemen I 256 I III. MINING AND QUARRYING OCXDPATIONS | 555 . | 145 Blacksmiths | 254 I ^ 11 ^^* Forgemen, Pressmen I 1 • I 1. In Coal Mines j 1 .1 149 Other Skilled Smithy and Forge Workers j 1 . 040 I '. Subordinate Superintending Staff (Including | | 6. Annealers, Hardeners, Temperers, Picklers I ^ * I • ' Overmen, Deputies, Examiners, Foremen) I • • I J I Workers below Ground:- II ^^^ Annealers, Hardeners, Temperers I 2 . 041 I Coal Cutting, and Power-loading Machine | I 151 Picklers I • • I Men I • • I I 042 I Hewers and Getters (by hand) (including j j 7. Coppersmiths. Sheet Metal Workers. Metal I j powered hand tool workers) I • • I Spinners I 203 4 043 I Persons Conveying Material to the Shaft | • • | I 044 I Persons Developing underground Workings in j j 155 Coppersmiths I 10 . I Rock I . . I 156 Sheet Iron and Sheet Metal Workers I 193 4 045 I Persons Repairing and Maintaining Roads j . . | 157 Metal Spinners I • • 047 I Other Workers below Ground I • • I I 049 I Other Workers above Ground | l . | 8. Platers. Riveters. Shipwrights I 468 3 I 2. In other Mines, Quarries and Workings and I I 160 Platers I 131 at Brine Pits and Oil Wells j 554 . j 161 Platers' Labourers I 116 I II 1^2 Riveters, Caulkers I 113 3 050 j subordinate Superintending Staff (Including | | 163 Riveters' Labourers I ^ • I inspectors. Contractors, Foremen) I 20 . | 1^4 Shipwrights I lOS I underground Workers in Mines and Closed II I I Quarries:- j I 9. Metal Machinists I 235 13 051 j Getters I • • I I 052 I Persons Conveying Material to the Shaft j . . I 171 Press Tool Setters I 2 . 055 j Other Workers below.Ground | . . I 172 Brass Turners I 4 . 056 I Getters in Open Quarries, Pits, etc. I 12 . I 173 Turners (not Brass) I 133 069 I Other Workers j 522 . | 174 Drillers (Hand or Machine) I 68 11 I 11^'''^ Machine Setters, Setter-operators I 21 2 liv. WORKERS IN THE TREAT^eNT OF NCN-METALLIFEROUS | I 177 Shipyard Metal Machinists I "^ • I MINING PRODUCTS (OTHER THAN COAL) j 120 56 | I I I I M^' I^'i^ters, Machine Erectors. I 2,985 7 I 1. Makers of Bricks, Tiles, Pottery and II' I I Fireclay Goods j 24 13 j 181 Precision Fitters, Tool Makers, Machine j I II '^°°^ Fitters I 421 060 I Foreinen, Overlookers j 3 1 j 182 Gunsmiths, Gun Lock and Action Makers I • • 061 I Brick and Unglazed Tile - Makers, Moulders, | | 183 Machine Erectors, Millwrights, j I Pressers, Cutters I 4 1 | Maintenance Engineers I 724 1 062 I Refractory Goods Makers j 1 . j 184 Motor and Motor Cycle Mechanics j 1,182 1 063 I Potters.' Mill Workefs, Slip Makers, Actanen I . . I 185 Fitter-Assemblers * ^ 064 I Potters, Pottery Makers and Casters j 2 7 j 188 Other Fitters 524 3 06^ I Pottery Finishers and Decorators I . . I 189 Machine Erectors', Fitters', Mechanics' I 066 I Kiln and Oven Men, Kiln Setters and Placers | 12 . | M^*es I 130 1 069 I Other Skilled Workers I 2 4 j I I I I U^' ^^*^'^ F^aishers I 16 6 I 2. Makers of Glass and Glass Ware I ^0 43 | | I I I 191 Oalvanlzers and Tinners I 2 . 070 I Foremen, Overlookers | 2 . | 192 Glazers, Polishers, Buffers and Moppers I 12 5 071 I Teazers, Founders | . , | 193 Electro Platers, Nickel Platers j 2 . 072 I Blowers (not Machine Hands or Bench Glass | | 194 Japanners, Stove and Vitreous Enamellers I .1 I Workers) I . . j 198 Other Skilled Workers I • • 073 I Bench Glass Workers I 1 • I I i 074 I Moulders, Pressers j 1 j 1 1 12" Plumbers. Pipe Fitters, etc. I 371 075 I Optical Lens and Prism Grinders and II 1 I I Polishers | 18 i .5 J 200 j Plumbers (not^ Chemical Plumbers) I 274 076 I Blockers-out, Pitchers | , .I 201 Plumbers' Labourers I 51 079 Other Skilled Workers | 18 37 | 202 Gas Fitters j 13 . j II ^°^ I ^^P® Fitters ^ I 31 . I 3. Makers of other Non-Metalliferous Mining | j 204 | Lead Burners and Chemical plumbers I ^ * I Products I ^^ I * I I I I III ^^* ^ct^icle Makers and Repairers (not I 080 I Foremen, Overlookers I "7 • I elsewhere specified) I 22 081 I Kiln Men and Lime Burners I • • I I 089 I Other Skilled Workers | 49 . | 205 Repairers of Railway Wagons, Mine Trams I

(14555.1009109290413 II ) I•IV12 1... MixersDistillersWorkerOtheCOAForemenFurnacemenMakerFillerCHEMICALr GAs sSkille,s ,oS BlendersoLi fn OverlookerANfoverlooker , ANCoa, ExplosiveChemicaDdStillmeKilnmeD COKl WorkerAIJ.IEGa,E sncrinderMAKERSl n Dsan sans TRACEdd Cok Allie. s WORKEReS d TradeS IMNl s I • 1IIIj1^1*11**|I 342

TABLE 18. - Occupations o^ Persons aged 14 and over • continued County

^^°^^^'°'* I OCCUPATION I MALESJFEIIALES 1'°°'^^^^°'' j OCCUPATION I MALES hnEMALES I 15. Workers in Precious Metals, Gem Setters I 2 .1 353 Enanellers, Japanners, Dyers, stalners, I I II" Finishers I 16 7 221 I Engravers, Chasers I l .1 359 Other Skilled Workers I 89 54 222 I Goldsmiths, Gem Setters 1^*1 I 223 I Polishers, Scratch Brushers I . .1 2. Boot and Shoe Makers I 394 129 224 I Pressers, Saw Piercers, Stampers I * • I I 225 I Sliver and White Metal Smiths, Mounters I , .1 360 Foremen, Overlookers I 7 5 229 I Other Skilled Workers J . .1 361 Boot and Shoe Makers and Repairers (not I I II Factory) I 356 6 I 16. Electrical Apparatus Makers and Fitters I I 362 CUckers, Pattern CUtters I 3 2 I (not elsewhere specified) and Electricians I 1,051 18 I 363 ClOSers I 2 4 I II ^^ ^^^^ ^^ ^^^^ Cutters and Preparers I 3 231 I Armature Winders • j 4 1 | 365 Lasters, Bottomers, Heelers I 2 9 232 I Accumulator Makers and Pasters I . l I 366 Finishers, Shoe Room Workers I 2 13 233 I Electric Cable and Wire Machine Drivers and I I 369 Other Skilled Workers I 19 90 I Setters-up I • • I I 234 I Electric Cable and Wire Machine Assistants I l 2 I 3. Makers of Leather or Substitute Goods I I Electric Lamp and Valve:- II (not Clothing) I 27 32 235 I Machine Setters I • • I I 236 I Machine Minders I . . I 370 Foremen, Overlookers I 3 237 I Radio and Radar Mechanics I 70 .1 371 Saddlers, Harness Makers I 17 239 I Othier Workers In Electrical communications I I 373 Makers (by Hand) of Other Goods I 1 5 I and Signalling Systems I 111 .1 374 Cutters I 1 3 241 I Electrical Fitters I 200 1 I 375 Machinists I 4 15 242 I Electricians (house, ship, factory) I 584 i I 376 Stitchers (hand) I 243 I Linemen and Cable Jointers I 76 .1 379 Other Skilled Workers I 1 9 249 I Other Skilled Electrical Workers I 5 12 I I I I I IX. MAKERS OF TEXTILE GOODS AND ARTICLES OF I I 17. Inspectors, Viewers, Testers I ^^ ^ I DRESS (NOT BOOTS AND SHOES) I 478 3,534 251 I Castings and ForglngS | . . | 1- Garment Workers I 287 1,711 252 Machine Shop I • ^ I I 253 I Fitting Shop I 1 .1 380 Foremen, Overlookers I 7 26 254 Electrical Work I 5 1 I 381 Skilled Cutters I 9 2 255 I Watches and Clocks; Scientific and II ^^^ YXilte or Machine cutters I 35 17 I Surgical instruments I 3 2 I 383 Tailors I 191 92 259 I Other inspec ors, Viewers, Testers I 71 2 I 384 Corset Makers I . 4 I II ^^ Dressmakers and Other Light Clothing tfekers I 5 360 18. Other Skilled Workers J 321 22 | 386 Machinists I 11 892 I II ^Q*^ Pressers I 161 98 261 I Oxy-Acetylene or Electric Welders and | I 389 Other Skilled Workers I 13 225 I Cutters I 171 9 I I 262 I Textile Machinery, Fitting and Accessories I I 2. Hat and Cap Makers, Milliners (Makers) I . 3 I Makers (not elsewhere specified) I ^^ • I I 263 I Constructional Engineers (not Professional), I I 390 Foremen, overlookers I I Steel Erectors, Structural Iron Workers I 43 . I 391 Designers, Cutters I 264 I Cutlers I ' . .1 392 Milliners (Makers) I . 3 265 I Die Sinkers and Engravers (not Precious I I 393 Felt Hood, Felt Hat Makers I I Metals) I . .1 399 Other Skilled Workers I 266 j File Cutters (Machine or Hand) I • • I I gg7 I Filers I . .1 3. upholsterers. Coach Trimmers, Bedding and I 268 I Edge Tool Grinders I • • I Mattress Makers I 87 45 269 j Lock, Latch and Keymakers, Locksmiths I ^ . I I 271 I Press' Workers and Stampers (not Hot or I I 400 Foremen, Overlookers I 1 1 f Hydraulic), Drawers (not Wire or Tube) I 7 4 I 401 Upholsterers, Coach Trimmers, etc. I 82 41 272 I Solderers and Brazers I 6 6 | 402 Bedding and mttress Makers I 4 3 273 I Wire Weavers, Wire Rope Makers I • • I I 279 I Other Skilled Workers I ^ ^ I 4. Other Makers I 104 1,775 IVII. TEXTILE WORKERS | 2,252 4,552 | 410 Foremen, Overlookers I 8 26 j II ^^^ Furriers, Fur Sewers and Machinists I . 1 I 1. Openers, Sorters, Blenders, Carders, I I 412 Glove I&kers (not Knitted or Rubber) I I Combers, Drawers I 213 449 I 413 Artificial Flower and Feather Workers I I II '*^'* Embroiderers, Embroidery mchinlsts I 67 199 280 I Foremen, Overlookers I 39 . I 415 Canvas Goods Makers' I 3 1 281 I Wool Sorters I 1 2 I 416 Sack Makers I 2 10 282 I Rag and Wool Carbonisers and Washers I 3 . I 419 Other Skilled Workers j 24 1,538 283 I (^eners. Blenders, Rag Grinders I 107 82 | | 284 I Carders, Ccaobers, other Skilled I I \ ^' MAKERS OF FOCD, ERINKS AND TCBAOCO I 602 442 1 Preparing Room Workers I 63 385 1 I I 11^* ''*^'''* °f Foods I 547 394 I 2. Spinners, Obublers I 80 844 I I I II *^ Foremen, Overlookers 1 46 16 290 I Foremen, Overlookers | 34 15 | 421 Grain Millers I 40 1 291 I Spinners, Piercers I 40 735 I 422 Bakers and Pastry Cooks I E36 136 292 Doublers, Twisters, Silk Throwsters I 6 94 | 423 Dough Mixers, Makers (Bread, Biscuits, I I 1*1 Cakes, etc.) I l I 3. Winders, Warpers, Sixers, Drawers-in I 163 1.180 | 424 Ovenmen (Bread, Biscuits, Cakes, etc.) I . 1 I II ^^ ^^^^ Processors, Makers of Dairy Products I 21 14 300 I Foremen, Overlookers j 28 3 | 426 Sugar and Sweet Boilers I 2 2 301 I Winders, Heelers I 71 1,033 I 427 Sugar Confectionery Makers, Moulders, I 302 I Beamers, Warpers I 12 58 I Coverers I 3 14 303 I Sizers, Topers, Slashers I 49 10 I 428 .1 Cocoa and Chocolate Makers I 1 4 304 I Drawers-in Twisters-in I 3 76 I 429 1 Meat and Fish Curers and Smokers I U 2 I II ^^ Slaughterhouse Workers I 56 I 4. Weavers I 538 1.131 I 439 Other Skilled Workers I 131 204 310 I Foremen, Overlookers I 9 2 j ^* **•*'•*•• °' Alcoholic Drinks I 14 1 311 I Weavers (not Carpets) I 518 1,114 | j 312 I Carpet Weavers I 11 15 I 440 Foremen, Overlookers I 2 I I I 441 Maltsters . I 2 . I 5. Knitters I 176 211 I 442 Skilled Workers in Ale, etc.. Brewing I I II ^^ Bottlers I 7 320 I Foremen, Overlookers | 10 7 | 444 Cellamjen I 2 321 I Hosiery R'ame Tenters and Khitters I 166 204 I 449 Other Skilled Workers I 1 1 I 6. Bleachers, Dyers, Finishers | 776 616 | 3. Makers of Non-Alcoholic Drinks j 14 3 330 I Foremen, Overlookers | 42 4 | 450 Foremen, Overlookers I 5 . 331 I Lookers, Examiners, Burlers, Menders I 67 366 1 459 Other Skilled Workers I 9 3 332 I Dye House workers I 127 4 1 I 333 I Hookers, Lappers, Makers-up, Plalters I 93 65 I *• Makers of Tobacco Cigars, Cigarettes, Snuff I 27 44 339 I Other Workers in Bleaching, Dyeing and II I I Finishing I 447 177 I 460 Foremen, Overlookers I 6 1 I I I 461 Openers, Strtppers, Cutters, etc. I 7 28 I 7. Other Skilled Workers I 306 121 I 463 Cigarette Making Machine Operators I 4 1 I II *^ Cigarette Packing Machine Operators I 1 10 340 I Foremen, Overlookers I 14 2 | 465 Cigar Makers j 341 I Rope, Twine and Net Makers J 16 28 I 469 Other Workers I 9 4 (1455534359563201 ) I VIII1. PatterOtheLacTextilStrippersLimCurriersLeatheForemenJobbersFu.Clot erTANNERSr DRESSERMaker anDresserhenrSkille ,dPrinters Printer,CarTanner, TaOverlooker sLeathe,Tacklerd nGrindersSd sETC. PreparerYarWorkerss) d r,an s (IncludinWorker DresserdLEATHE,s s Dresserss Car dsRs g GrindersGOODS(no Oi,t l Fellmongers Labourerso MAKERSr, Floo,r) FU, R I11'^'''II I5616 1431253*7694085 I 233575231•312 IjII ^4847'^^^'^^ 474778^03215 14 j XI. WCRKERCoachWorkerForemenWheelwrigshtBaskeCarpentersPatterConvertinPackinOtheCabineMachinist^°^^Coopersr ,t sSBuilderngSkilleSawyerst, CarriageMakers Maker,CasIiMakerOverlookerg nNs, Hoo WOODCoresMiljoiner dsp,Maker s lkWorker , WooMakerOthe(Woo SawyerCANVasdsnr dEs Turners anCanoANransd Dedundefined CarCORWorkerBender,t K Woo Builderssd ) Cuttin; g III I I 2,511,98 10174214252674318127 3 13126.1 COUNTY OF DOWN 77

lABlE 18. - Occupations of Persons aged 14 and over - continued County

°°^5^^°^] OCCUPATION I 1IIALES.UMALES 1*'^^'^^^^ DCCUPATICN IIAI^ tEllALES

Ixil. MAKERS OF AND WORKERS IN PAKR AND I I Managers In:- I I PAPERBOARD; BOQKBINEERS, PRINTERS I 305 147 I 620 Mining and the Treatment of Non- | I II Metalliferous Mining Pooducts 54 1 I 1. tfekers of Paper, Paperboard . 1 | 621 Chemical and Allied Trades (Including I I II ^°^-^ ^^ Production) i £1 500 I Foremen | . . | 622 Engineering and Allied Trades I 197 8 501 Breakers, Bollerraen, Beatermen | . ! | 623 Production of Textiles, Textile Goods, I 502 I Vatmen, Couchers | . . | Leather, Leather Goods I 377 28 503 I Machine Men | . .* | 624 Building and Contracting I 400 2 504 I Paper, Paperboard Finishers | . 1 | 629 Other Industrial undertakings I 204 9 509 I Other Skilled Workers • . I I I I ^^^' PERSONS ZMFLOYED IN TRANSPORT AND I 2. Makers of Stationery, Bags and Boxes; COWWICATIONS 5.913 234 I Other Workers in Paper I ^^ 88 | | I 11^* Roilw>y Transport Workers I 361 5 510 I Foremen, Overlookers | 4 1 | . | 511 I Pressers, Stampers, Scorers, Punchers, I 630 Railway Officials, Statlcm Masters, I I Cutters I 7 3 I ^^^^ Masters, Passenger and Goods Agents I 31 512 I Paperboard Box Makers (not elsewhere I ®^^ Locomotive Engine Drivers I 32 I specified) I 11 64 I 632 Motormen (Electric and Diesel) I 1 513 Machine Minders, Setters | 12 13 | 633 Locomotive Engine Firemen I ^® 514 I Machine Assistants, Layers-on j 5 2 | 634 Locwnotlve Running Shed Workers I 21 519 I Other Skilled Workers | 4 5 | 635 Guards I ^''^ I II ^^ Signalmen j 40 I 3. Printers, Bookbinders 262 58 | 637 Shunters, Pointsmen and Level Crossing Men I 28 5 I II ^^^ Ticket collectors and Examiners I 6 520 I Foremen, Overlookers ' | lo . | 639 Porters (including Lampmen) I 136 521 I Compositors (Hand or Machine) I 114 • ^^^ °^®^ Railway Transport Workers I ^^ 523 I Stereotypers, Electrotypers I 6 . | | 524 I Process Engravers, Photographers | | 2. Road Transport Workers 13,851 7 I (Printing Trades) | 3 1 | I 525 I Lithographic Artists and Transferers j 1 . | 650 Bus and Tramway Managers and Superintendents j 12 526 I Letterpress or Lltho Printing Machine I 651 Car and Coach Hire Proprietors and Managers | 58 I Minders and Setters | 33 3 j 652 Haulage and Cartage Contractors and I 527 I Letterpress or Litho Printing Machine | j Managers; Master Carmen I ^"^ I Assistants | 15 18 | 653 Inspectors and Foremen (not Horse Foremen) I 61 528 I Printers (so returned) 60 10 | 654 Drivers of Horse-Drawn vehicles I '''^ 529 I Machine Rulers 4 . | 655 Drivers of Trams I 7 530 I Bookbinders 12 24 | 656 Drivers of Trolleybuses I ^^ 531 I Wall Paper Printers . . | 657 Drivers of Buses and Coaches I 529 532 I Silk Screen Printers | . .658 Drivers of other Self-Propelled Passenger I 533 Gold and Silver Blockers and Stampers; I I Vehicles I 232 2 I Bronzers I • . I ®^^ Drivers of Self-Propelled Goods Vehicles 11,766 1 639 I Other Skilled Workers 4 2 660 Lorry Drivers' Mates, Van Guards, etc. I 271 I II ^^1 ^^ and Tram Conductors 1 580 1 Jxill. MAKERS OF PRODUCTS (NOT ELSEWHERE | | 662 Horse Foremen, Grooms and Horse Keepers I 61 2 i SPECIFIED) I 151 42 I 663 Oarage Proprietors and Managers I 106 1 f II ^69 Other Road Transport Workers I 34 I 1. Workers in Rubber I 1^ • I I I I I 1 ^' WB^"* Transport Workers j 836 1 640 I Foremen, Overlookers j 1 . | j | 841 I Mixers, Spreaders, Moulders | . . j 670 Ship-owners, Managers, Brokers and Agents I 30 542 I Vulcanisers | 10 . | 671 Harbour, Dock, Canal Officials; Pier- I 549 I Other Skilled Workers | 4 . | masters I ^ I II ^^ Wharfingers and Stevedores I 7 I 2. Workers in Plastics Moulding, | {673 Navigating Officers and Pilots I ^^ I Manipulating, etc. | 4 5 | 674 Engineering Officers, Electricians I I I I (^'^ Board Ships, Boats, etc.) | 481 550 I Foremen, Overlookers | . 1 | 675 Petty Officers, Seamen and Deck Hands I 1791 , 551 I Plastics Moulders and Pressers, etc. | . 1 | 676 Radio Officers (on Board Ships, Boats, etc.) I 3 559 I Other Skilled Workers 4 3 j 677 Firemen, Trinmers, Greasers and Donkey-men I 29 I II ^"^^ Pursers, Stewards and Domestic Staff I 15 . I 3. Makers of Musical Instruments (not Piano, | | 679 Bargemen, Boatmen, Tugjien | 26 I etc.. Case Makers) | 11 . | 680 Lock Keepers, Bridge, Stage and Pier Men I 6 1 I II ®®^ ^^^ Labourers I 388 • 560 I Foremen, Overlookers | • • I ®®^ Other Water Transport Workers I 33 ] 561 I Action Makers, Fitters and Assemblers 1*1*1 It 562 I Piano Tuners | 6] . | ** ^*' Transport Workers I 14 I 1 569 I Other Skilled Workers I 5 . | | 1 I 11^^ Directors and Managerial Staffs I ll I 4. Makers of other Products | 121 37 | 691 Aircrew I 31 I I I 692 Aerodrome Technical Staff I 6 1 570 j Foremen, Overlookers | . l | 693 Airport Traffic Staff j ij 571 I Hair, Bass, Fibre Drafters ^nd Brush Makers | 3 . | 699 Other Air Transport Workers I 5i 572 I Feather Dressers and Dyers | 1 . | II 673 I Dental Mechanics 95 5 | 5- Other Workers in Transport and I I 574 Makers Of Surgical and Dental Appliances 4 . Communications I 851 220 675 I Photographic, etc., Plate, Film and Paper 11- I I I Coaters | . . | 700 Managers and Directors j 36 63 679 j Other Skilled Workers | 18 31 | 701 Foremen, Supervisors I 18 j 7 I II '^^^ Postmen, Post Office Sorters 1 397 9 IXIV. WORKERS IN BUIIDING AM) CONTRACTING 5,954 . | 703 Radio Operators (not elsewhere speciflad) I ^sj I II '^^ Other Telegraph Operators I 41 7 680 I Foremen, Gangers | 186 . | 705 Telephone Operators I 24 J 1^0 581 I Clerics of Works | 50 . | 706 Messengers I 302 3 682 I Builders' Labourers | 6 . | 707 Lift Attendants j 61 1 583 I Bricklayers | 798 . | 708 Porters (not elsevtfiere specified) I 27 1 584 j Brl<;kiayers» Labourers | 392 . | 709 Other Workers I 4 686 I Plasterers | 380 •I I 686 I Plasterers' Labourers 54 . I XVIII. coiMERCIAL, FINANCE AN) INSURANCE I 6ff7 I Glaziers | 12 . | OCCUPATIONS (EXCLIBING CIZRICAL STAFF) I 6,771 3,093 588 I Slaters and Tilers | 21 . | | I 689 I Masons, Stonecutters 417 . j I. Commercial Occupations I 6,155 3,081 691 I Masons' Labourers | 18 . | | 692 I Slate Workers (not elsewhere specified) j I '''^^ Proprietors, Managers of Wholesale I I and Slate Masons I • • I Businesses I 592 d4 593 I Platelayers | 89 . | 711 Brokers, Agents, Factors (Miscellaneous, I 594 I Paviors, Street Masons and Asphalters | 10 . | ^ot elsewhere specified) I 179 14 696 I Well and Mine Sinkers and Borers 21 . | 712 Buyers (not Manufacturer's) I 56 15 596 I Tunnel Miners | 6 . | 713 Sales Managers (Manufacturer's) I 52 2 597 I Builders | 130 . j 714 Advertising Agents and Managers I 14 1 598 I Other Skilled Workers | 187 . | 716 Conmercial Travellers, Canvassers (not 1 599 I Other workers (mainly Navvies) |3,177 | ^ock, insurance or Railway) I 507 11 I II Proprlector8,,Managers of Retail Businesses I IXV. PAINIIRS AND DBdORATORS | 896 3 | for the sale Of:- I I II '^^ Grocery, Provisions I 557 188 600 I Foremen, Overlookers | 11 . | 721 a?eengrocery | 110 27 601 I Aerographers, Pisilnt Sprayers | 19 . | 722 Meat I ^^ ^ 602 I French Polishers I 56 . 723 Fish, Poultry 93 1 603 I Sign Vfrlters | 2 . | 724 Other Food Goods I 180 42 609 I Other Painters and Decorators | 806 3 | 725 Chemists' Wares, Photographic Goods I 19 4 I II "^^^ Confectionery, Tobacco, Newspapers I 135 160 IXVI. ADMINIsniATORS, DIRECTORS, MANAGERS | j 728 General and Mixed Businesses I 56 2 I (NOT ELSEWHERE SPECIFIED) j 1,797 95 | 729 Other Non-Food Goods I 733 278 I II Salesmen, Shop Assistants Selling:- I 610 I Civil Service Administrative and Other | I 730 Grocery, Provisions I 649 535 I Higher Officers I 61 2 j 731 a^eengrocery I 33 79 611 I Civil Service Executive and HiiSier | I 732 Meat I 270 13 I Clerical dffleers | 286 22 j 733 Fish, Poultry I ^ ^ (1455561ei542 )Ij LocaHeadSecretarieExecutivInstitutionIndustriasl Authoritor eManager sl OfficersanOffice ydan dAdministrativRegistrars sCharitieo fDepartment Commercias s of es Companiesl anandd , |jI 66767 167 jI 737376489 J ChemistsOtheConfectioneryIn Varietother Non-FooFoor ' ydGenera Wares ChaiGoodd, nTobaccoGood,ls StoreanPhotographids Mixes, Newspaperd Businessec Goods s s jIj 7946318 1,14191181886130 78 CENSUS OF NORTHERN IRELAND 1951

TABLE 18. - Occuiteticms of Persons aged 14 and over - continued County

^'^'^^JJ'^j OCCUPATION IMAIES JFEMALES I °*^^QJJ^^ OCCUPATION l^liALESmMIZS

741 I Roundsmen, Van Salesmen I 519 2 I 848 Race Horse and (ft-eyhound Trainers, Jockeys, I 742 I Coal Carmen, Coal Hawkers I ^ • I Stable Lads, Kennel Attendants I 10 743 I Costemongera and Other Hawkers I 81 4 I 849 Bookmakers I ^^ ^ 744 I Newspaper Sellers I 1-* 1 I 850 Cricketers, Footballers, Golfers, etc. I 25] 749 I Other Connerclal Occupations I ^ 33 I 865 Other Occupations I 60l 6 I 2. Persons Employed in Firuince and Insurance 616 12 I 1 XXII. PERSCNS ENGAGED IN PERSONAL SERVICE I I (INCLUDING INSTITUTIONS, CLUBS. HOTELS, I 750 I Company Directors (so returned) ** ^ ETC.) I 1,646 5,621 751 I Bankers, Bank Managers, Inspectors, etc. I 99 . I II 752 I Stock Brokers, Stock Jobbers 15 . I 861 Game Keepers, Oame Watclfers I ^^ 753 I insurance Managers, underwriters 100 . I 862 Proprietors and Managers of Restaurants I 85 122 754 I Insurance Brokers 10 . I 863 Lodging and Boarding House Keepers I 15 107 755 I Insurance Agents and Canvassers I 267 4 1 864 Proprietors and Managers of Hotels I 46 50 756 I Auctioneers, Estate Agents, Appraisers, I I 865 Publicans, Beersellers, innkeepers I 205 65 - I Valuers I 106 2 I 866 Barmen, Barmaids I 267 55 757 I Money Lenders, Pawnbrokers 10 2 867 Walters, Waitresses, Still Room Hands I 29 291 759 I Other Finance Occupations 2 i 868 Restaurant and Refreshment Room Counter I I I aaiida I 22 97 IXIX. PROFESSIONAL AND TECHNICAL OCCUPATIONS I I 869 Hall and Hotel Porters; Doorkeepers and I I (EXCLUDING CLERICAL STAFF) 13,159 2,534 I Carriage Attendants I ^ I II ^^ Matrons (not Hospital) and Stewards In I I Religion:- II Schools and other institutions I 4 27 760 I Clergymen (Church of Ireland) I ^5 .871 Hospital or Ward Orderlies, Attendants I 32 15 761 I Roman Catholic Priests, Monks, Nuns 136 148 872 Managers, Attendants of Baths and Wash-houses I 4 1 762 I Ministers of other Religious Bodies 172 . | 873 Barbers, Hairdressers, Manicurists I 213 233 763 I Itinerant Preachers, Scripture Readers, | I 874 Photographers (not Printing Trades) I 33 13 I Mission Workers, etc. 51 18 | 875 Caretakers, Office Keepers I 185 87 I Law:- I I 876 Charwoman, Office Cleaners I 40 131 764 I Judges, Stipendiary Magistrates, | 877 Laundry Workers I 56 365 I Barristers I 28 . I 878 Dry Cleaners, Carpet Cleaners I ^^ ^^ 765 I Solicitors I 122 4 I 879 Window Cleaners I ^ Medic irre:- I 880 Chimney Sweeps I ^^ 766 I Physicians, Surgeons, Registered Medical | I 881 Funeral Directors and Assistants I 25 3 I Practitioners 226 38 | Domestic Servants (Indoor):- I 767 I Radiologists I . 1 I 882 Chefs, Cooks I 68 446 768 I Dental Practitioners I 57 i I 883 Kitchen Hands I 19 163 769 Veterinary Surgeons and Practitioners 40 3 884 Chambermaids, House Maids, Parlour Maids .257 I Nursing:- * j I 885 Other Domestic Servants (Indoor) I 76 2,926 770 I Trained Nurses, Mldwlves 175 705 I 888 Others in Personal Service 76 154 771 I Assistant Nurses j , 10 | I 772 I Student Nurses, Probationer Assistant j j XXI11. CLERKS, TYPISTS, ETC. I 2,752 4,496 I Nurses I 12 249 | , » I Tyg I Nursery Nurses . ^7 | 890 Clerks (not elsevfliere specified) 11,976 1,827 Medical Auxiliary Services:- ^^ Shorthand Typists, Secretaries (not I 774 Pharmacists 173 31 | Company Secretaries) I 56 1,371 775 I Ptysiotheraplsts, Masseurs | 8 16 | 892 Typists I 4 394 776 Radiographers and Assistants . 11 I 894 Other Office Machine Operators I 1 101 777 Opticians (Opthalmlc, Consulting, I 895 Costing, Estimating and Accounting Clerks I Dispensing) 15 3 (Including Book^-keepers) 715 803 778 Chiropodists 3 5 | 779 I others I 20 7 | XXIV. WAREHOUSEHEN. STOREKEEPERS, PACKERS, I Teaching:- 1 BOTTLERS 870 365 780 I Teachers of Music j 8 53 | | 785 I Otter Teachers I 633 1,044 I 900 Warehousemen I ®^ ^ I Professional Engineering, Surveying and | I ^°^ Storekeepers I 484 22 I Architecture:- j I 902 Warehouse and Storekeepers' Assistants (so I I 786 I Civil, Structural, Municipal Engineers | 131 . | returned - not Lace Warehouse Hands) 1 134j 44 787 I Mechanical Engineers 80 .903 Furniture Packers I 788 I Electrical Engineers I 42 . I 904 China and Glass Packers I 1 789 I Chemical and Gas Engineers | 8 . | 905 Other Case Packers and Balers j 9 5 790 I Mining Engineers | 1 . | 909 Other Packers and Bottlers (Including I 791 I Surveyors | 106 . | Wrappers, Labellers, Tlcketers) I 153 j 289 792 I Architects, Town Planners | 106 2 | | 793 I Ship Deslffiers, Ship Surveyors, Naval XXV. STATIONARY ENGINE DRIVERS, CRANE DRIVERS, I Architects I 19 . I TRACTOR WIVERS, ETC., STOKERS, ETC. I 606 1 794 I industrial Designers | 17 17 | | 799 I Draugpitsmen (not elsewhere specified) I 271 37 I Stationary Engine Drivers:- 1 I Science:- I I 910 Underground In Mines I . # 800 I Chemists (not Pharmaceutical Chemists) 20 .911 Others I ^ 801 Metallurgists 1 . I 912 Crane Drivers 81 . 802 Biological Scientists 21 6 f 913 Drivers of Civil Engineering Plant (not 803 I Physicists I 2 . I elsewhere specified) I 1401 804 I Laboratory Assistants, Technicians (not I 914 SIIngers and Riggers J 17 . elsewhere specified) ' 63 22 915 Boiler Firemen and Stokers 207 . 805 I Mathematicians, Statisticians, Actuaries, I 916 Boiler Scalers I 2 I Economists I 3 . I 917 Gas Producer Men I 3 809 I Other Scientists 17 3 Switchboard Attendants; Battery Chargers:- I 810 I Qualified Accountants I ^®''' I ^ | 918 Underground In Mines | 811 I Authors,. Editors, Journalists, Publicists [44 3 I 919 Others I 1 812 I Librarians (not Booksellers) ^ ^ I Oilers and Greasers of Engines and Machinery:-! 813 I Officials of Political, Industrial and 920 underground In Mines I I Trade Associations ^^ 2 921 Others I ^^° ^ 814 I Social Welfare Workers I 36 34 I I 815 Painters, Sculptors, Engravers (Artists) 30 6 xxvi. WORKERS IN UNSKIULED OCGiPATIONS (NOT 819 Other Professional and Technical ELSEWHERE SPECIFIED) 5.040 943 I Occupations j 32 4 | ^ | I II 930 Assemblers (not elsewhere specified) I 5 27 I XX. PERSONS EMPLOYED IN DEFENCE SERVICES 13,000 113 | Machine Minders:- I I II ®^^ Engineering and Allied Trades I 122 23 1. Armed Forces 2,305 113 932 Others 13 31 I II Labourers and other unskilled Workers In:- I 820 Royal Navy, Royal Marines - Commissioned 935 Making of Bricks, Tiles, Pottery, etc. 51 I Officers (Effective) 15 .936 Making of Glass, Glass Ware I 6 821 I Royal Navy, Royal Marines - Other Ratings 63 4 | 937 Chemical and Allied Trades I ^ 822 I Army - Commissioned Officers (Effective) 105 15 938 Coke Ovens and Gas Works '''^ 823 I Army - Other Ranks 12,0^4 59 I 959 Making of Asbestos Goods I 2 824 I Royal Air Force - Commissioned Officers I 940 Metal Working, Engineering, Electrical I I (Effective) 10 1 I and Allied Trades I ®^ ^^ 825 I Royal Air Force - Other Ranks 88 34 | 941 Textiles (not Textile Goods) I 1,044 758 I II ^*^ Treatment of other Non-Metalllferous I 2. Civilian Defence Services 695 . Mining Products (not Coal) I ^^2 I II ^^ ^"^ other Industrial and Commercial I I Police (including Dock, Railway and II undertakings J2,588 91 I Aerodrome Police):- I XXVII. OTHER AND UNDEFINED WORKERS I 494 140 830 I Chief Officers, inspectors, II I I Superintendents I 19 .1 *• Wo'^^^^s in the Distribution of Gas, Water I 831 I Other Ranks | 467 . I and Electricity (not elsewhere specified) I 85 832 I Fire Brigade Officers and Men I 30 • I na-. Tr,on^«i-«T,o ^i-^ I eo aiT I Tro<-«v.™^r, I i-xt I 961 Inspectors, etc. I 58 833 Watchmen \ ^fj '965 Other Workers 27 839 I Other Occupations I 56 . I I I 11^' ^^^' Workers I 409 140 I XXI. PERSONS PRCTESSIONALLY ENGAGED IN j 970 Managers j 4 I ENTERTAlNieNTS AND SPCRT ,„ I 351 41 I 971 Foremen, Overlookers (not elsewhere specified)! 41 I II 972 Sand Blasters (excluding Shot Blasters) I 840 I Business Managers, Lessees of Theatres, I I 973 j^ag. Bone, Bottle, etc.. Sorters I . 2 Clnerras, Concert Halls, etc. ' 33 11 I 974 Other Civil Service Officials (not Clerks) | 62 6 841 I Producers and Stage Managers In Film I 975 Other Local Authority Officials (not Clerks) j 38 I Studios, Theatres, etc. I 1 • j 976 Officials (not Clerks) of Foreign Governments I 1 842 I Showmen; Fair and Roundabout Workers | ^^ 7 I 979 All other and Undefined Occupations I . 263 132 843 I Proprietors and Managers of other II I I (14555sssB=sss=s:^ssssssssss^mmmmmmmB:aBaasmsammsBS^^sssssssssss^^846475 ) I ActorsMusicianCinematograpStagEntertainmentEntertainere Hand, Actressess s hs soperator an, d Varietsports ys Artistes , I| 2^457°• 61^* 1 |I 98^ 01 ' XXVIIISSSSSSSSOSSSSSSBSB^SSSSSSSSSSBSSS^SSSSSSSSSSS^RetireOtheStudentPersonUhlte. RETIREr dsPerson s KingdofrofollowiniDnm O Educationas Rprevioum (nNO go TaGainfu GAINFULLn s occupatioGainful lInstitutions OccupatioYl OCCUPIEnOccupatio outsidn D, stated eetcn th. e ) I I[12,48I 8,362,551,36200719.-{—^30,^ 65,9860,722,642,43174695 8 1--^ TABLE 19. • Occupations by Industrial Status of Persons aged 14 and over County g! 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.

I At Work I I I Total I I . : - I r 1, I rv.^»«o^i,.« (See Note above) rs^^.^ r.rr.r>c I r«,rM^^^.o I Workers On I Part-time I unpaid I Out of Work Retired '^^"P"''*'" \ I Employers | Employees | ^^ ^^^^^^ | ^^^^^ j ^^^^^^^^^ | [ Jiales I Females I Hales] Female s| Males FemalesJMales Females|Males|FemalesllfelesFemales| Males I Females I >feLles I Females I - XXVII Ctecupied 74,124 28,07oj 2,934 369 J49,9S6| 23,73l|l3,022| 1,780 I 172 506 |3,760^ 360 |4,28o] 1,324 I ^ XXVIII Unoccupied and Retired 12,487 65,9841 -{ - I « -I -I 'I * * I * 'I * * I ^'^^^ 2,434

I FISHEKAffi:N 435 ll 22 . I 248 .1 121 ^ I • 'I ^ ' I ^^ ' ^^ II AGRICULTURAL, HCRTICULTURAL AND FORESTRY 20,448 1,279| 1,004 106 I 6,098 14oj 8,96s| 784 I 42 6 |3,579 232 I 760 11 12,452 246

III MINING AND QUARRYING 555 .1 . .1 507 .1 . • I • 'I A 'I "^^ ' \ ^^ IV WCRKERS IN THE TREATMENT OF NON-H^TALLIFERGUS II III I I MINING PRCDUGTS (OTHER THAN CXJAL) 120 561 . .1 97 5l| 20 • | • • I • -I ^ 5 I 4 . O . O 1. Mafc^s of Brlcfcs, Tiles, Pottery and Fireclay I I I I 1 I I ^ Goods 24 131 • . Zs\ 111 1 « I • * 1 * • I * ^1 n * ^ 2. Makers of Glass and Glass Ware I 4Q 431 .1 .I 38 40J .1 * | * • I • • | ^ ^ I A • l!^ 3. Makers of other Hon-Metalllferous Mining I 11 I II I I I Products I 56 .1 .] .I 36 .1 19] * I * * I * * I A * I A * O I II "^ V CCAL GAS AND COKE MAKERS. WORKERS IN CHEMICAL I I I I I I I M AND ALLIED TRADES I 66 41 . .1 62 4] . .1 . .1 . .1 4 .1 9 1 g VI WCRKERS IN METAL MANUFACTURE, ENGINEES^ING AND I I i I j I I I I ^ ALLIED TRADES I 6,379 9o| 94 1 5,561 83| 376] 16 1 I 9 .1 333 4 ] 464 2 "T 1. Foremen, Overlookers I 182 3J . .I 181 31 • .1 . .I • .1 1 .I 14 2. Furnacemen (not Annealing or Foundry) I 14 .I • .I 14 .1 • * I * •I • 'I • •I ^ 4. Foundry Workers (excluding Pattern Makiers) I ^''^ 'I • 'I ^\ •] ^1 * I • • I * • I ^ 'I ^\ 5. Smiths, Forgem^ I 266 .I 11 . j 137 .1 88} * | * • I ® * I ^'^ * I ^ 7- Coppersmiths, Sheet Metal Workers, Metal I I I I ] I I I I Spinners I 203 4 4.1 157 31 Bm . I 1 . I . . I 15 1 I 6 8. Platers, Riveters, Shipwrights j 468 31 1 • 430 31 3 . I 1 .1 . . I 33 .I 65 1 9. Metal Machinists j 235 13| . . 221 131 .1 . . . j . .1 U . I 29 10. Fitters, Machine Erectors I 2,985 71 45 . 2,650 71 129J • | ^ • 1 • 'I ^^® • | ^^^ 11. Metal Finishers I 16] 6 . . 15 6J .] • . . I • • 1 • 2 12. Plumbers, Pipe Fitters, etc. 371 • 14 . 296 .1 43 * j • • I ^ * ^® • ^® 13. VeMcle Makers and Repairers (not elsevtiere I I I I I I I i specified) I Zzl .1 • .1 22 .1 . * | * * I * * | * * I ^ 14. watch. Clock, and Scientific and Surgical J I I It I I i Instrument Makers (not elsewhere specified) j 84 81 3 .1 55 6| 24 1 j . .I 1 .1 1 1 I 9 . 15. Workers In Precious, Metals, Qea Setters I 21 .1 . .1 2 .1 . * i * • I * * I * 'I ^ 16. Electrical Apparatus Makers ana Fitters (not I I I I I I II I elsewhere specified) and Electricians I 1,051 18j 13 1 I 932 161 60 .1 1 .1 . . I 45 1 j 40 17. Inspectors, Viewers, Testers I 90 61 . .1 80 6J * * I • • I • * I * * I ^ * ^ 3, 6, 18. Other Skilled Worke^rs | 3231 22| 3| . ) 2891 20| 2\ * | ' | ^ | '| ' I ^^1 ^1 ^"^1 ^ "^ ^ TABLE 19. * Occupations by Industrial Status of Persons aged 14 and over • continued County g 8! Note:- (1) "Out of Worfc* are Included In, but "Retired" are excluded from, the Total under Orders I - XXVII. 2J. [z) The classification of the "Retired" In the last isolumn is according to their former occupation.

I At ^OT\C I I Lc-. %i^*^ ^t.^..^\ I I I,,, I^^^* \ ,^*^l Out of Work I Retired rv.«...««.»i«w. rSee Note above) I - .^,,^^^ I ^^^.^^^^^ I Workers on I Part-time I mpald I I I Employers i Employees hm account | Workers Assistants mies I Females |mies|Females|Hales JFemales| Hales |Females|Hales I Females |HalesJFemales| Males Females I Males {Females VII TEXTILE WORKERS I 2,252 I 4,552 I T] . [2.150 I 4,309 | 3J 31 ij 39 I Tj \ I 98 I 201 I 316 I 383

1. Openers, Sorters, Blenders* Carders, Combers, I 11 I i II II II 1 I Drawers 213 449 I • . I 188 i 415 I • .1 . 3 1 • • I 25 | 32 I 79 34 2. spinners, Doublers 80 844 j • .1 76 I 792 I . .I . 7 I . .1 4 45 I 10 74 ^ 3. Winders, Warpers, Slzers, Drawers-In 163 1 1,180 | • j • | 158 I 1,125 1 .I .1 • ^^1 • • I 5 44 I 13 99 W 4. Weavers 538 j 1,131 | • • | 508 1,067 1 1 ^ I M ^^ I * . I 29 53 I 101 135 g 5. Knitters 176 211 j • . I 171 197 I .1 2 I . 2 1 • .1 5 10 I 1 3 Cj 6. Bleachers, Dyers, Finishers 776 j 616 I • • j 753 598 | • | • I ^ * I • • j 22 14 j 83 26 CC 7. Other Skilled Workers 306 121 I . . I 296 115 J 2 . j . 3 j . . j 8 3 j 29 12 ^ I 11 11 II II II II *T1 VIII TANNERS, ETC.. LEATH^ GOODS MUCERS, FUR DRESSE3RS 568 232 I 24 . I 315 223 I 187 .1 3 2 I 5 . J 34 7 | 66 4 1 1 I ^ IX MAKERS OF TEXTILE GOODS AND ARTICLES OP DRESS (NOT II I I I I I S BOOTS AND SHOES) I 478 3.534 | 23 5 I 340 3,217 I 82 139 I . 35 I .1 . I 33 138 I 93 342 ^ I I II 11 II II II II II s X MAKERS (F FOODS, DRINKS AND TC^tAOCX) | 602 442 | 21 4 | 513 356 | 21 10 | 2 6 | 3 1 | 42 65 | 71 5 tij I I I t i i ^ 1. Makers of Foods | 547 394 I 21 4 | 464 313 | 21 10 j 2 ^ I ^ I . j 36 61 j 62 1 ^ 2-3. Makers of Alcoholic and Non-Alcohollc Drinks I 281 ^I'l •|^^l ^l* •|*] 'I* ^l^^l^ * *^ 4. Makers of Tobacco, Cigars, Cigarettes, Snuff | 27 44 | . ] .1 24 41 |. .|. ^I- -l^ ^1^ ^ 2 I III 11 II II II II II ^ XI T5I0RMSRS IN WOCU), CANE AND CCRK | 2.516 12 j 27 . |2,128 10 | 176 1 I ^ 1 | 3 . j 179 . j 247 . ^ XII MAKERS OF AND 10RKE3^ IN PAPER AND PAPER-QQARD; I I I I I I I I ^ BOGKBINMERS. PRINTERS j 305 147 j 13 1 j 277 136 j 9 ^ I " ^ I ' . I 6 8 j 31 11 ^ I I I II I 1 I I ^ XIII MAKERS OF PRCX)DCTS (NOT ELSEWHERE SPECIFIED) I 151 42 13 . I 129 36 I 4 2 1 . ' i ' 'I ^ ^ I ^ ' ^ XIV WC«KERS IN BUIIDING AND CONTRACTING j 5,954 • I ^^ • M'^^^ . j 216 ' I ^ * I ^ ' I ''^^ ' I ^^ XV PAINTERS AND DECORATORS j 896 I 3 j 38 . | 691 ] 3 j 109 .1 . .1 2 ' I ^^ * | ^^ ^ XVI ADMINISTRATCRS, DIRECTCRS, MANAGERS (NCT j | | I I I 11 ELSEWHERE SPECIFIED) j 1.797 95 j 376 11 I 1,238 79 j 173 2 1. 2 12 • I ^ 1 j 120 7 XVII PERSONS EMPLOYED IN TRANSPC«T AND COMMUNICATIONS j 5,913 234 j 82 . J5,227 225 j 180 2 j 36 ^ I ^ . j 384 4 j 604 27 1. Railway Transport Workers j 361 ^ I • 'I ^^^ ^ I • • I • ^1 * • I ^ 1 j 109 2 2. Road Transport Workers I 3,851 7 I 78 . 13,362 4 j 169 2 j 3 .1 3 . j 236 1 | 152 3. Water Transport Workers I 836 1 I 4 . j 698 1 j 11 . I 20 .1 1 . j 102 . I 212 2 4* Air Transport Workers I 14 1 I . .I 13 I 1 I .1 .I • .I • .I 1 I .I 2 5. Othecommunicationr workers sI n Transport and j| 851 | 220 I I . .1 I 799 216 I .I I . jI 13 I 2 Ij I .1 • I| ^I^ 2 Ij 129 23 -^2 XVIII CC^fMERCIAL. FINANCE AND INSURANCE CXXUPATICWS I I II I I III I I I I ^ (EXCLUDING CLERICAL STAFF) I 6,771 3,093 I 742 146 J4,062 2,189 jl,666 511 j 15 "^^ | ^^^ ^^ | ^^^ ^^^ | ^^^ ^^3 Oi I I II I I I I II I I ^ 1. Commercial Occupations | 6,155 3,081 j 694 143 J3,563 2,184 t,615 510 | 12 46 | 104 80 j 167 116 j 555 123 2. Persons Employed In Finance and insurance I 616 12 I 48 3 I 499 5 J 51 1 I 3 2 j • 1 . . I 14 1 I 132 XIX PROFESSIONAL A-ND TECRNICAI. OCCUPATIONS | | II I I I I I (FJCCLUDING CLERICAL STAFF) j 3,159 2,534 j 216 10 j 2,599 2,297 1 305 72 j 12 71 j 1 5 I 26 79 j 351 482 XX PERSONS EMF1X)YED IN DEFENCE SERVICES | 3,000 113 | * . | 2,970 113 j . . J 6 . j . . j 24 .1 437 6

1. Armed Forces j 2,305 113 I . . J2,305 113 | .1 .I • . j . .1 . . I 190 4 2. Civil Defence Services I 695 • | • -I 665 • | .1 • j 6 .I . . j 24 .1 247 2 XXI FERSCWS PROFESSIONALLY ENGAGED IN j II II I I I ENTERTAINMENTS AND SPOfir I 351 41 j 24 4 j 257 22 j 41 9 j 3 2 1. 3 j 26 1 I 24 6

XXII PB:RS0NS ENGAGED IN PERSONAL SERVICE (INCU'DING j I | I I II I INSTITUTIONS, CLUBS, HOTELS, ETC.) I 1,646 5.621 I 145 81 j 1,000 4,670 I 358 240 I 18 240 I 25 32 I 100 358 160 595 XXIII CLERKS. TYPISTS, ETC. j 2.752 4,496 I • • j 2.641 4,319| 2 .1 6 43 j 1 6 j 102 128 298 110 XXrV WAREHOUSE^'EN, STOREKEEPERS, PACKERS. BOTTLERS j 870 365 I • . . I 834 345 1 . . j . 2 j . . I 36 18 j 59 11 g

XXV STATIONARY ENGINE DRIVERS, CRANE DRIVERS, j I I I I I I I Z TRACTCP DRIVERS, ETC.. STOKERS, ETC. j 606 ^ I • . j 576 1 j . .1 . .1 . ] . I 30 . j 66 . H^ I "^ XXVI WORKERS IN UNSKILLED OCCLT^ATIONS (I^OT ELSEWHERE I I j I I I II rs SPECIFIED) j 5,040 943 J . . j 4,302 892 I . . I 10 3 I 11 1 I 717 47 j 921 70 O XXVII OTHER AND LT^DEFINED WORKERS | 494 140 | . . I 243 11 | 8 2 1 . 11 1 . I 242 126 I 84 2 O I I I I I I I I I I II II II — ^

TABLE 20. - Occupation of Persons aged 14 and over by County Marital Condition and 14 age groups

This Table Is given for Belfast County Borough only. 82 CENSUS OF NORTHERN IRELAND 1951

TABLE 21. - Industry Analysis of Occupied Population Aged 14 and over (excluding Persons Out of Work) County

^^^^ I Industry I Males J Females Numbe r I I IAU Industries I 69,844 26,746

004-015 I I ACJRiaJl.TURE, FCaOESTRY, FISHING I 19.346 1.306

004-010 I Agriculture and Forestry I 18,956 1,305 014-015 I Fishing I 390 1

024-039 II MINING AND QUARRYING I 535 5

044-059 I III TREATMENT OF NON-METALLIFEROUS MINING PRODUCTS OTHER THAN COAL I 410 33

044-045 Brlcfc and Fireclay Goods I 70 2 050 Chiaa and Earthenware (Including glazed tiles) I E7 11 051-052 I Glass and Glass Containers I 8 4 05&-059 Other Non-Metalliferous Mining Manufactures I 305 16

060-087 IV CHEMICALS AND ALLIED TRADES 146 43

090-119 V METAL MANUFACTURE 50 3

108 I Iron Foundries I 37 2 090-119 Other Metal Manufacture (excluding 106) I 13 1

120-199 VI ENGINEERING, SHIPBUILDING AND ELECTRICAL GOODS J 3,440 254

120 Shipbuilding and Ship Repairing 2,265 73 121 I Marine Engineering ' I 9 . 140 I Textile Machinery and Accessories I 295 32 142 I Constructional Engineering I 59 4 154 Office Machinery 106 39 157 Heating and Ventilating Apparatus I 235 30 166 I Refrigerating Machinery I 12 2 122-169 ) (various)) I Other Non-Electrical Engineering I 306 35 170 Electrical Engineering I 92 24 180-181 I Wireless Apparatus, Gramophones and Electric Lamps I 36 7 170-199 ) (various)) I Other Electrical Goods I 26 8

204-241 VII VEHICLES 2,589 264

204-206 I Manufacture of Motor Vehicles and Cycles I 132 4 217 I Motor Repairers and Garages I 1,374 118 224-227 Manufacture and Repair of Aircraft I 1,036 127 231-240 I Railway Locomotive Shops, Manufacture of Railway Carriages, Trams, etc. I 16 230 & 241 I Manufacture of Parts for Motor Vehicles and Aircraft, Carts, I I Perambulators, etc. I 31 15

254-289 VIII METAL GOCBS (NOT ELSEWHERE SPECIFIED) I 307 21

294-309 IX PRECISICW INSTRUMENTS, JEWELLERY, ETC. I 237 131

310-389 I X TEXTILES 4,759 6,902

310 A 321 1 Cotton Spinning, Weaving, etc. I eo \ 68 334-337 j Woollen and Worsted I 67 69 340-345 j Rayon, Nylon, etc. j 157 133 350-351 I , Soft Hemp and Jute I 2,991 4,727 352 j Rope, Twine and Net j 83 66 353-362 j Hosiery, etc.. Lace, Carpets, Narrow Fabric j 416 581 364-369 j Made up Textiles (including Canvas Goods and Sacks) * j 172 1,036 374-379 I Textile Finishing, etc. j 806 221 384-389 I Other Textile Industries I ''' ^

394-401 I XI LEATHER, LEATHER GOODS AND FUR I 283 132

410-461 XII CLOTHING j 747 2,219

410 & 421 I Tailoring and Dressmaking I 309 I 1,239 435 j Shirts, Collars, etc. I 41 229 456 I Handkerchiefs, Scarves and Ties I 67 506 461 I Repair of Boots and Shoes I 215 8 410-461 ) I (various)) I Other Dress Industries (including manufacture of Boots and Shoes) I 115 I 237

(14555) COUNTY OF DOWN 83

TABLE 21. - Industry Analysis of Occupied Population Aged 14 and over (excluding Persons Out of Work) » continued County

Code I T J ^ I . T Number i Industry J Males I Females

471-547 I XIII POOD. DRINK AND TOBACCO I 2,033 I 732

471 I Grain Milling 1 218 15 480 & 492 I Bread and Flour Confectionery, Biscuits I 777 250 494-499 I Meat and Meat Products I loe 20 506-507 I Milk Products I 316 42 SIO-SIS I Sugar, Cocoa, Chocolate and Sugar, Confectionery I 29 50 521 I Preserving of Fruit and Vegetables I 191 240 524-529 I Other Food Industries I 151 21 530-535 I Brewing, Malting, Bottling, etc. I 63 5 536 I soft Drinks I 126 27 544-547 I Tobacco and Cigarettes I 54 62 554-589 I XIV MANUFACTURES OF WOCD AND CORK I 543 50 554 & 559 I Timber, Sawmllllng, etc. I 80 1 566-569 I Furniture and Upholstery, Soft Furnishings I 272 34 570 Shop and Office Fitting I 24 3 574-589 I Miscellaneous Wood and'Cork Manufactures I 167 12 594-623 I XV PAPEK AND PRINTING I 520 256

594-601 I Paper, Board, Cardboard Boxes, etc. I 118 99 606-608 I Manufactures of Paper and Board (not elsewhere specified) I 6 4 612 I Printing and Publishing, Newspapers, etc. . I 170 44 623 I Other Printing and Publishing, Bookbinding, etc. I 226 109 638-669 XVI OTHER MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES I I (eogo. Brushes, Stationers Goods, Plastics Moulding) I 83 45

670-685 I XVII BUILDING AND CCKIRACTING I 8,232 158

690-701 XVIII GAS, ELECTRICITY AND WATER I 993 47

710-740 XIX TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATION I 4,438 430

710 I Railways I 561 9 720-722 I Road Transport Passenger and Goods I 2,300 76 723-731 I water Transport - Harbour, Dock* etc. I 764 21 732 I Air TraQsport I 25 3 733-740 I Other Transport and Coinmunlcatlons, Storage I 788 321 754-869 I XX DISTRIBUTIVE TRADES j 8.265 4,061 754-757 I Coal, Builders' Materials, Grain, Livestock j 1,377 159 764-779 I Industrial Materials and Machinery j 553 40 784-799 I Food and Drink (Wholesale) j 843 168 804-819 j Food and Drink Retail (except catering) I 2,282 1,145 824-839 I Non-Food Goods (Wholesale) I 939 299 844-858 I Non-Food Goods (Retail) I 2,090 1,951 864-869 I Confectionery, Tobacco, Newspapers (Retail) j 181 299 874-877 I XXI INSURANCE, BANKING AND FINANCE I 974 284 884-898 XXII PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION AND DEFENCE 5,455 1,156

884 & 889 I National Government Service j 4,316 1,034 896-898 I Local Government Service I 1>139 122 900-919 I XXIII PROFESSIONAL SERVICES I 2,716 3,338

900 I Accountancy I ^'^^ ^^ 901 I Education j 747 ^»^°X 902 Law !2o . i?^ 904-906 I Medical and Dental Service I 828 i,b44 913 Religion tS ^11 914-919 I Other Professional and Business Services I ^69 f^ 924-99Sr I XXIV MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES (e.g ., Theatres, Sport, Catering, I I Laundries, Funeral Direction, etc.), including "Not Stated I I and Ill-Defined Industry" I 2,743 4,876

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