Data Availability
The 1851 schedules have been digitized and are available at subscription websites. The schedules are of high importance to genealogist since 1851 was the first year in which a place of birth or parish was recorded. Microdata from the 1851 population census are freely available through the North Atlantic Population Project.
Read more about this topic: United Kingdom Census 1851
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