Census Enumerators' Books - Area Descriptions at The Head of Each Page

Area Descriptions At The Head of Each Page

  • 1841
    • City or Borough of
    • Parish or Township of
  • 1851
    • Parish or Township of
    • Eccliastical District of
    • City or Borough of
    • Town of
    • Village of
  • 1861
    • Parish or Township of
    • City or Municipal Borough of
    • Municipal Ward of
    • Parliamentary Borough of
    • Town of
    • Hamlet or Tithing of
    • Ecclesiastical District of
  • 1871
    • Civil Parish (or Township) of
    • City or Municipal Borough of
    • Municipal Ward of
    • Parliamentary Borough of
    • Town of
    • Village or Hamlet of
    • Local Board (or Improvement Commissioner’s District) of
  • 1881
    • Civil Parish (or Township) of
    • City or Municipal Borough of
    • Municipal Ward of
    • Parliamentary Borough of
    • Town or Village or Hamlet of
    • Urban Sanitary District of
    • Rural Sanitary District of
    • Ecclesiastical Parish or District of
  • 1891
    • Administrative County of
    • Civil Parish of
    • Municipal Borough of
    • Municipal Ward of
    • Urban Sanitary District of
    • Town or Village or Hamlet of
    • Rural Sanitary District of
    • Parliamentary Borough or Division of
    • Ecclesiastical Parish or District of

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