Where to find 1911 sub-districts in order?
I am trying to work out which of two death records in Wakefield registration district is my ancestor.
To do this I need the subdistricts listed in the order they come on the census.
I don’t know where to look for this in 1911.
england census-records death-records 1910s civil-registration
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I am trying to work out which of two death records in Wakefield registration district is my ancestor.
To do this I need the subdistricts listed in the order they come on the census.
I don’t know where to look for this in 1911.
england census-records death-records 1910s civil-registration
edited Jan 9 at 9:15
Harry Vervet♦
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asked Jan 9 at 8:04
joanna heathjoanna heath
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I am trying to work out which of two death records in Wakefield registration district is my ancestor.
To do this I need the subdistricts listed in the order they come on the census.
I don’t know where to look for this in 1911.
england census-records death-records 1910s civil-registration
edited Jan 9 at 9:15
Harry Vervet♦
14k42281
asked Jan 9 at 8:04
joanna heathjoanna heath
312
I am trying to work out which of two death records in Wakefield registration district is my ancestor.
To do this I need the subdistricts listed in the order they come on the census.
I don’t know where to look for this in 1911.
england census-records death-records 1910s civil-registration
england census-records death-records 1910s civil-registration
edited Jan 9 at 9:15
Harry Vervet♦
14k42281
asked Jan 9 at 8:04
joanna heathjoanna heath
312
edited Jan 9 at 9:15
Harry Vervet♦
14k42281
asked Jan 9 at 8:04
joanna heathjoanna heath
312
edited Jan 9 at 9:15
Harry Vervet♦
14k42281
edited Jan 9 at 9:15
Harry Vervet♦
14k42281
edited Jan 9 at 9:15
Harry Vervet♦
14k42281
14k42281
asked Jan 9 at 8:04
joanna heathjoanna heath
312
asked Jan 9 at 8:04
joanna heathjoanna heath
312
asked Jan 9 at 8:04
joanna heathjoanna heath
312
312
Hi, Joanna, Welcome to G&FH.SE!
– Jan Murphy♦
Jan 10 at 1:11
Hello Jan thanks for the introduction.
– joanna heath
Jan 10 at 7:48
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Hi, Joanna, Welcome to G&FH.SE!
– Jan Murphy♦
Jan 10 at 1:11
Hello Jan thanks for the introduction.
– joanna heath
Jan 10 at 7:48
Hi, Joanna, Welcome to G&FH.SE!
– Jan Murphy♦
Jan 10 at 1:11
Hi, Joanna, Welcome to G&FH.SE!
– Jan Murphy♦
Jan 10 at 1:11
Hello Jan thanks for the introduction.
– joanna heath
Jan 10 at 7:48
Hello Jan thanks for the introduction.
– joanna heath
Jan 10 at 7:48
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The report you want is available on Histpop.org.
Specifically, go to page 286 of the report titled: Areas, families or separate occupiers, and population, England and Wales, Vol. II. Registration areas, 1911.
This shows the sub-districts (in the order they were enumerated) in Wakefield Registration District at the time of the 1911 census:
- Bretton
- Sandal
- Horbury
- Wakefield
- Ardsley
- Stanley
- Normanton
An excerpt of that page (which also helpfully includes the constituent parishes of each sub-district:
answered Jan 9 at 9:13
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Thanks Harry this is exactly what I was looking for.
– joanna heath
Jan 10 at 7:49
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The report you want is available on Histpop.org.
Specifically, go to page 286 of the report titled: Areas, families or separate occupiers, and population, England and Wales, Vol. II. Registration areas, 1911.
This shows the sub-districts (in the order they were enumerated) in Wakefield Registration District at the time of the 1911 census:
- Bretton
- Sandal
- Horbury
- Wakefield
- Ardsley
- Stanley
- Normanton
An excerpt of that page (which also helpfully includes the constituent parishes of each sub-district:
answered Jan 9 at 9:13
Harry Vervet♦Harry Vervet
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Thanks Harry this is exactly what I was looking for.
– joanna heath
Jan 10 at 7:49
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The report you want is available on Histpop.org.
Specifically, go to page 286 of the report titled: Areas, families or separate occupiers, and population, England and Wales, Vol. II. Registration areas, 1911.
This shows the sub-districts (in the order they were enumerated) in Wakefield Registration District at the time of the 1911 census:
- Bretton
- Sandal
- Horbury
- Wakefield
- Ardsley
- Stanley
- Normanton
An excerpt of that page (which also helpfully includes the constituent parishes of each sub-district:
answered Jan 9 at 9:13
Harry Vervet♦Harry Vervet
14k42281
Thanks Harry this is exactly what I was looking for.
– joanna heath
Jan 10 at 7:49
add a comment |
The report you want is available on Histpop.org.
Specifically, go to page 286 of the report titled: Areas, families or separate occupiers, and population, England and Wales, Vol. II. Registration areas, 1911.
This shows the sub-districts (in the order they were enumerated) in Wakefield Registration District at the time of the 1911 census:
- Bretton
- Sandal
- Horbury
- Wakefield
- Ardsley
- Stanley
- Normanton
An excerpt of that page (which also helpfully includes the constituent parishes of each sub-district:
answered Jan 9 at 9:13
Harry Vervet♦Harry Vervet
14k42281
The report you want is available on Histpop.org.
Specifically, go to page 286 of the report titled: Areas, families or separate occupiers, and population, England and Wales, Vol. II. Registration areas, 1911.
This shows the sub-districts (in the order they were enumerated) in Wakefield Registration District at the time of the 1911 census:
- Bretton
- Sandal
- Horbury
- Wakefield
- Ardsley
- Stanley
- Normanton
An excerpt of that page (which also helpfully includes the constituent parishes of each sub-district:
answered Jan 9 at 9:13
Harry Vervet♦Harry Vervet
14k42281
answered Jan 9 at 9:13
Harry Vervet♦Harry Vervet
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answered Jan 9 at 9:13
Harry Vervet♦Harry Vervet
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answered Jan 9 at 9:13
Harry Vervet♦Harry Vervet
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Thanks Harry this is exactly what I was looking for.
– joanna heath
Jan 10 at 7:49
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Thanks Harry this is exactly what I was looking for.
– joanna heath
Jan 10 at 7:49
Thanks Harry this is exactly what I was looking for.
– joanna heath
Jan 10 at 7:49
Thanks Harry this is exactly what I was looking for.
– joanna heath
Jan 10 at 7:49
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