1881 Occupational Structure
From using the data found on the Vision of Britain website, the 24 ‘Orders’ found on the published reports from 1881, suggest that of the of the 623 population, Astley Abbotts was dominated by 2 main occupations. With 78 were males and only 2 females working within the Agriculture, this was the main occupation in Astley Abbotts and was dominated by the male population. The second most popular occupation was Domestic services or offices, with 54 females and 18 males; this occupation was dominated by the female population.
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