Vision of Britain | 1891 Census: Ages

1891 Census of England and Wales, Ages, Condition as to marriage, Occupations, Birthplaces and Infirmities, Table 2 : " Ages of Males and Females in Registration Districts".

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Click on the unit name for its home page If appears click for more detailed statistics	[Gender]	ALL AGES		Under 1 Year. [3]	1-- [4]	2-- [5]	3-- [6]	4-- [7]	Under 5 Years. [8]	5-- [9]	10-- [10]	15-- [11]	20-- [12]	25-- [13]	30-- [14]	35-- [15]	40-- [16]	45-- [17]	50-- [18]	55-- [19]	60-- [20]	65-- [21]	70-- [22]	75-- [23]	80-- [24]	85-- [25]	90-- [26]	95-- [27]	100 and upwds [28]
	[Gender]	Persons. [1]	Males and Females. [2]	Under 1 Year. [3]	1-- [4]	2-- [5]	3-- [6]	4-- [7]	Under 5 Years. [8]	5-- [9]	10-- [10]	15-- [11]	20-- [12]	25-- [13]	30-- [14]	35-- [15]	40-- [16]	45-- [17]	50-- [18]	55-- [19]	60-- [20]	65-- [21]	70-- [22]	75-- [23]	80-- [24]	85-- [25]	90-- [26]	95-- [27]	100 and upwds [28]
Buckinghamshire RegC Total	M.	164,442	80,880	2,010	1,984	1,986	2,086	1,964	10,030	10,002	9,836	8,354	6,230	5,614	5,050	4,459	4,031	3,778	3,364	2,786	2,455	1,987	1,472	900	375	128	26	3	0
	F.	-	83,562	2,031	1,985	2,071	2,118	2,077	10,282	10,090	9,438	7,456	6,482	6,035	5,355	4,793	4,492	4,057	3,670	3,115	2,749	2,185	1,702	1,000	462	169	28	2	0
Amersham RegD/PLU	M.	20,454	10,156	274	261	265	225	260	1,285	1,243	1,251	1,016	803	728	650	520	538	473	381	342	306	255	194	117	41	11	2	0	0
	F.	-	10,298	244	269	256	285	275	1,329	1,324	1,140	913	785	743	664	553	550	476	414	351	329	279	232	129	69	15	3	0	0
Aylesbury RegD/PLU	M.	25,586	12,563	260	325	285	340	296	1,506	1,530	1,441	1,265	946	875	745	715	682	625	569	476	363	341	224	169	59	23	7	2	0
	F.	-	13,023	343	329	292	317	344	1,625	1,508	1,414	1,152	968	879	846	754	689	689	591	543	445	334	292	181	86	25	1	1	0
Buckingham RegD/PLU	M.	11,571	5,703	123	134	130	137	134	658	690	660	573	439	366	317	307	264	288	247	224	198	184	146	87	38	14	3	0	0
	F.	-	5,868	133	120	103	149	144	649	658	640	513	432	434	335	341	353	279	266	228	235	192	159	99	32	18	5	0	0
Eton RegD/PLU	M.	29,126	14,151	376	330	339	366	342	1,753	1,746	1,779	1,463	1,126	990	941	796	716	680	636	487	390	266	209	101	55	16	1	0	0
	F.	-	14,975	330	318	383	363	333	1,727	1,756	1,672	1,285	1,303	1,146	1,044	877	872	741	690	580	450	343	246	138	71	27	7	0	0
Newport Pagnell RegD/PLU	M.	25,613	12,398	341	308	322	304	293	1,568	1,562	1,468	1,242	903	857	833	668	621	556	494	400	390	347	243	146	71	24	5	0	0
	F.	-	13,215	332	345	369	332	346	1,724	1,654	1,462	1,126	929	1,004	839	737	702	623	565	456	440	381	291	152	84	42	4	0	0
Winslow RegD/PLU	M.	7,701	3,791	80	94	81	87	89	431	431	459	413	263	266	227	195	165	186	161	156	132	116	106	48	24	10	1	1	0
	F.	-	3,910	76	78	93	97	102	446	472	425	394	283	253	244	217	206	191	179	149	164	114	87	53	21	9	3	0	0
Wycombe RegD/PLU	M.	44,391	22,118	556	532	564	627	550	2,829	2,800	2,778	2,382	1,750	1,532	1,337	1,258	1,045	970	876	701	676	478	350	232	87	30	7	0	0
	F.	-	22,273	573	526	575	575	533	2,782	2,718	2,685	2,073	1,782	1,576	1,383	1,314	1,120	1,058	965	808	686	542	395	248	99	33	5	1	0

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Using data from this table, Vision of Britain can map the following rates for within Buckinghamshire RegC:

Rate	Date
Percentage aged 15-64	1891
Percentage Aged over 65	1891
Percentage aged under 15	1891

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Acknowledgments:

We are grateful to the following contributors. If you make use of the data in your own work, please follow any instructions given here on acknowledgment and re-use.

Graham Mooney (Institute of the History of Medicine, Johns Hopkins University). Role: transcriber. Restrictions on use: the contributor must be acknowledged but the data may be freely used for non-commercial purposes.