1841 Census of Ashton Under Lyne

Three more EDs of Ashton Town centre have now been uploaded to the web site.

EDs 9 to 11 comprising Currier Lane and the adjoining area, plus the areas between Cavendish Street and Welbeck Street. ED9 was a particularly poor film and so if there are any errors in transcription, I've done my best.

As usual, all are available from c5d.co.uk/censuspages.php

Good Luck

Antony

Six more EDs from the 1841 census of Ashton have been added this week. Five from Ashton Town Centre, EDs 12 to 16 and one from Audenshaw ED5. As usual you can view them all via c5d.co.uk/censuspages.php Good Luck with your search.

Three more Eds added this week, all from 1841.

EDs 17 & 18 of Ashton Town Centre, the area from Penny Meadow to the Northern Side of Stamford Streat including George Street. Also added is ED 5 of Audenshaw covering Hooley Hill, to the Blue Pig. Much of this was farmland and is now under the Aundenshaw Reservoirs!

Another 1841 ED has been uploaded today. It's ED 20 and covers the rather widespread area of Botany, Cock Brook, Higham Fold, Stamford Crescent. These days this is all built up, but there were only some 300 houses or so in all of that area in 1841. You can view it from c5d.co.uk/censuspages.php

It's been a while since I updated anything on here, but since my last update, I have completed all the censuses of Knott Lanes, including my take on the water damaged entries. I have completed all of the Hartshead district, and much of the 1939 Index of the area.

I have also made a start on the two other sub districts. Ashton Town and Audenshaw and Droylsden.

The start page is still the same: www.c5d.co.uk/censuspages.php

Good Luck

Ed 3 Knott Lanes 1881

Another 1881 enumeration district has now been uploaded, and that's ED3 from 1881. It's the area containing Park Bridge, Alt & Pitses and holds 263 families.

You can view these from http://www.c5d.co.uk/censuspages.php completely free of charge.

Good Luck

Antony
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EDs 4 & 5 Knott Lanes 1881

The latest additions to the census transcription site are now up there.and available gratis

They are ED 4 & ED 5 of Knott Lanes 1881. Basically it's Bardsley, Park Bridge and Alt Hill.

This means that there is just one ED left before all of the censuses of 1841-1891 are are complete and that's Waterloo 1881. But it's massive. One I've been avoiding. Over 2000 people in that but I shall make a start shortly to complete it all.

My take on the water damaged records are there too with the advantage that I live locally and some names are familiar.

As usual you can view all of the transcriptions from www.c5d.co.uk/censuspages.php

Good Luck

Antony

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