Persons aged 20 & over by Sex & 1861 Occupational Order
| Data for 1861 | Sex | |
|---|---|---|
| 1861 Occupational Orders | Male | Female |
| National & Local Government |
61
|
7
|
| Defence of the Country |
28
|
|
| Professions & Arts |
125
|
86
|
| Wives, Mothers, Children |
2
|
2,746
|
| Personal [Services] |
209
|
683
|
| [Business Persons & Traders] |
68
|
18
|
| [Transport] |
176
|
10
|
| [Farming] |
2,307
|
383
|
| Engaged about Animals |
125
|
1
|
| Art & Mechanic Productions |
477
|
27
|
| Textiles & Dress |
215
|
458
|
| Food & Drink |
230
|
52
|
| Animal Substances |
30
|
3
|
| Vegetable Substances |
116
|
11
|
| Mineral Substances |
251
|
2
|
| KKBranch of Labour undefined |
159
|
10
|
| Persons of Rank or Property |
23
|
86
|
| Supported by the Community |
14
|
62
|
| Unknown |
30
|
60
|
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| Date: | Acknowledgments: |
|---|---|
| 1861 | David Allan Gatley (School of Social Sciences, University of Staffordshire). Role: transcriber. Restrictions on use: the contributor must be acknowledged but the data may be freely used for non-commercial purposes. |
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From 1884 onwards, The reports of the Local Government Board sub-divided their counts of able-bodied male paupers on outdoor relief into those relieved because of sickness and those relieved "for other causes". The main "other cause" was probably unemployment. Note that able-bodied female paupers were instead categorised into wives and widows.