Vision of Britain | 1901 Census: County Report

1901 Census of England and Wales, County Report (Sample Report Title: Census Returns of England and Wales, 1901, giving Details of Area, Houses, and Population; also Population, classified by Ages, Conditions as to Marriage, Occupations, Birth-places, and Infirmities, in each county:- County of Berkshire), Table 26 : " Ages of Persons, Males and Females, in the Registration County, and in Registration Districts, 1901".

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Click on the unit name for its home page If appears click for more detailed statistics	[Gender]	ALL AGES	Under 1 Year. [2]	1-- [3]	2-- [4]	3-- [5]	4-- [6]	Under 5 Years. [7]	5-- [8]	10-- [9]	13-- [10]	14-- [11]	15-- [12]	16-- [13]	17-- [14]	18-- [15]	19-- [16]	20-- [17]	21-- [18]	25-- [19]	30-- [20]	35-- [21]	40-- [22]	45-- [23]	50-- [24]	55-- [25]	60-- [26]	65-- [27]	70-- [28]	75-- [29]	80-- [30]	85-- [31]	90-- [32]	95-- [33]	100 and upwards [34]
	[Gender]	. [1]	Under 1 Year. [2]	1-- [3]	2-- [4]	3-- [5]	4-- [6]	Under 5 Years. [7]	5-- [8]	10-- [9]	13-- [10]	14-- [11]	15-- [12]	16-- [13]	17-- [14]	18-- [15]	19-- [16]	20-- [17]	21-- [18]	25-- [19]	30-- [20]	35-- [21]	40-- [22]	45-- [23]	50-- [24]	55-- [25]	60-- [26]	65-- [27]	70-- [28]	75-- [29]	80-- [30]	85-- [31]	90-- [32]	95-- [33]	100 and upwards [34]
Atcham RegD/PLU Total	P.	49,440	1,072	992	1,072	1,025	1,126	5,287	5,057	2,942	966	1,030	1,040	967	994	1,016	947	884	3,379	3,813	3,428	3,139	2,790	2,530	2,273	2,041	1,753	1,268	937	559	290	87	22	0	1
	M.	23,820	561	485	516	519	544	2,625	2,491	1,476	485	497	534	538	496	492	449	424	1,561	1,782	1,612	1,506	1,307	1,229	1,068	990	816	586	447	254	114	34	6	0	1
	F.	25,620	511	507	556	506	582	2,662	2,566	1,466	481	533	506	429	498	524	498	460	1,818	2,031	1,816	1,633	1,483	1,301	1,205	1,051	937	682	490	305	176	53	16	0	0

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