Vision of Ireland | 1921 Census: County Report

1921 Census of England and Wales, County Report (Sample Report Title: Census 1921: England and Wales: Series of County Parts. County of Norfolk), Table 3 : " Population, Acreage, Private Families and Dwellings".

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Click on the unit name for its home page If appears click for more detailed statistics	Area in Statute Acres (Land and Inland Water) [1]	Total Population					Private Families and Dwellings
		1911	1921				Private Families [7]	Population in Private Families [8]	Structurally Separate Dwellings occupied [9]	Rooms occupied [10]	Rooms per Person [11]
		Persons [2]	Persons [3]	Males [4]	Females [5]	Persons per Acre [6]	Private Families [7]	Population in Private Families [8]	Structurally Separate Dwellings occupied [9]	Rooms occupied [10]	Rooms per Person [11]
Grantham RD Total	88,711	12,257	12,010	6,178	5,832	-	2,898	-	2,880	15,427	-
Ancaster AP/CP	2,869	536	566	276	290	-	142	-	138	761	-
Barrowby AP/CP	4,440	861	812	400	412	-	209	-	208	1,101	-
Bassingthorpe CP/AP	1,811	116	78	35	43	-	21	-	21	119	-
Belton CP/AP	1,745	181	145	58	87	-	38	-	37	249	-
Bitchfield CP/AP	1,357	97	95	44	51	-	23	-	23	123	-
Boothby Pagnell AP/CP	1,817	109	136	71	65	-	27	-	27	153	-
Braceby CP/AP	951	89	76	37	39	-	20	-	20	119	-
Burton Coggles CP/AP	2,676	186	192	98	94	-	46	-	46	242	-
Carlton Scroop CP/AP	1,372	260	271	141	130	-	63	-	63	299	-
Colsterworth AP/CP	3,624	789	764	391	373	-	212	-	210	1,058	-
Denton CP/AP	2,644	578	565	286	279	-	135	-	135	658	-
Easton CP/Tn	1,784	169	134	72	62	-	31	-	31	238	-
Great Gonerby AP/CP	2,943	1,296	1,279	660	619	-	316	-	316	1,497	-
Great Ponton AP/CP	2,744	426	390	208	182	-	83	-	83	426	-
Gunby CP/AP	1,008	123	119	62	57	-	29	-	29	149	-
Haceby CP/AP	733	60	51	25	26	-	12	-	11	66	-
Harlaxton CP/AP	2,683	401	356	177	179	-	88	-	88	515	-
Harrowby Without CP	1,323	73	121	77	44	-	20	-	20	116	-
Heydor AP/CP/Tn	2,892	320	282	146	136	-	71	-	71	378	-
Honington CP/AP	1,486	182	159	71	88	-	39	-	39	190	-
Hough on the Hill AP/CP	4,028	496	390	204	186	-	104	-	104	614	-
Humby CP	1,494	110	107	59	48	-	29	-	29	144	-
Ingoldsby AP/CP	2,367	262	239	125	114	-	61	-	60	351	-
Keisby CP/Tn	1,272	83	72	36	36	-	13	-	13	84	-
Lenton AP/CP	1,880	118	117	62	55	-	28	-	28	167	-
Little Ponton AP/CP	1,987	189	202	103	99	-	48	-	48	272	-
Londonthorpe AP/CP	1,722	181	183	89	94	-	44	-	44	246	-
Manthorpe CP	786	177	166	77	89	-	50	-	49	248	-
Normanton AP/CP	1,509	165	158	82	76	-	35	-	34	172	-
North Stoke AP/CP/Ch	1,874	146	174	83	91	-	34	-	34	254	-
North Witham AP/CP	2,437	126	149	75	74	-	38	-	38	211	-
Old Somerby CP	2,050	198	185	85	100	-	44	-	44	255	-
Osgodby CP/Tn	1,113	38	31	16	15	-	8	-	8	58	-
Pickworth CP/AP	1,474	185	153	77	76	-	40	-	40	218	-
Ropsley AP/CP	3,061	510	519	262	257	-	137	-	137	690	-
Sapperton Ch/CP/AP	679	41	46	18	28	-	11	-	11	64	-
Skillington AP/CP	2,240	321	343	185	158	-	80	-	80	368	-
South Stoke AP/CP/Ch	1,429	120	126	59	67	-	32	-	32	170	-
South Witham AP/CP	1,764	410	446	236	210	-	103	-	103	530	-
Spittlegate Without CP	1,790	205	399	312	87	-	37	-	37	210	-
Stainby AP/CP	1,459	134	117	51	66	-	31	-	31	188	-
Stroxton AP/CP	993	90	85	38	47	-	23	-	23	142	-
Welby AP/CP	2,817	386	312	157	155	-	75	-	75	385	-
Woolsthorpe CP/AP	1,949	568	569	278	291	-	143	-	137	771	-
Wyville Cum Hungerton AP/CP	1,635	146	131	74	57	-	25	-	25	158	-

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Using data from this table, Vision of Britain can map the following rates for within Grantham RD:

Rate	Date
Population Density (Persons per Acre)	1921
Rate of Population Change (% over previous 10 years)	1921

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