The Parish Of Caverswall

The Census of 1831

The census carried out in 1831, like the censuses that preceded it, was designed to obtain a range of statistical information about the population and the personal details of individuals were not retained.

Data

Caverswall Village and parts of the Parish

Weston Coyney and Hulme

Total

Inhabited houses.

96

106

202

Number of families.

107

114

221

Houses under construction.

2

1

3

Uninhabited houses.

5

3

8

Families mainly employed and maintained by agriculture.

48

56

104

Families mainly employed in trade, manufacture or handicraft.

42

51

93

Families not employed in the two preceding classes.

17

7

24

Number of males.

280

316

596

Number of females.

308

303

611

Total Population.

588

619

1207

Males aged 20 and over.

124

152

276

Male occupiers aged 20 and over engaged in agriculture and employing others.

6

14

20

Male occupiers aged 20 and over engaged in agriculture and not employing others.

20

23

43

Males aged 20 and over employed in agriculture.

34

33

67

Males aged 20 and over employed in manufacture.

11

4

15

Males aged 20 and over employed in retail trade or in handicraft.

43

46

89

Males aged 20 and over who were wholesale merchants, bankers, capitalists, professional persons, artists, architects, teachers, clerks, surveyors and other educated men.

3

7

10

Males aged 20 and over employed as miners, fishermen, boatmen, excavators of canals, roadmakers, toll collectors or labourers of any bodily kind, excepting in agriculture.

6

2

8

Males aged 20 and over (excluding taxable servants) not included in any of the foregoing classes. Including, retired tradesmen, superannuated labourers, and males diseased or disabled in body or mind.

0

18

18

Males aged 20 and over employed as servants who were taxed or taxable as such including waiters and attendants at inns.

1

5

6

Male servants under 20 years of age.

0

1

1

Female servants of any age.

20

31

51

The census data has been reproduced with the kind permission of David Alan Gatley. (c 1997)