1951 Census of England and Wales, County Report (Sample Report Title: Census 1951: England and Wales: County Report: Yorkshire West Riding), Table 3 : " Acreage, Population, Private Households and Dwellings for AC, MB, UD, RD; Wards of CB, MB; CP, NT".

List for top level	Spilsby	List for Parts of Lindsey AdmC

click on unit name for its home page If appears click for more detailed statistics		Acreage (Land and Inland Water) [1]	POPULATION					PRIVATE HOUSEHOLDS AND DWELLINGS, 1951
			1931	1951				Private Households [7]	Population in Private Households [8]	Structurally Separate Dwellings Occupied [9]	Rooms Occupied [10]	Density of Occupation
			Persons [2]	Persons [3]	Males [4]	Females [5]	Persons per Acre [6]					Persons per Room [11]	Percentage of persons at more than 2 per Room [12]
Spilsby RD Total		145,660	23,046	23,942	11,800	12,142	-	7,355	-	7,303	35,651	-	-
Alford AP/CP		1,138	2,227	2,218	1,013	1,205	-	779	-	779	3,696	-	-
Sutton in the Marsh AP/CP		1,806	1,192	1,418	582	836	-	453	-	447	2,426	-	-
Addlethorpe AP/CP		2,721	285	300	160	140	-	90	-	89	393	-	-
Anderby CP/AP		1,443	241	237	113	124	-	75	-	75	346	-	-
Ashby By Partney AP/CP		1,026	111	68	38	30	-	20	-	20	116	-	-
Aswardby CP/AP		744	85	55	28	27	-	18	-	18	115	-	-
Bilsby CP/AP		2,901	318	293	146	147	-	106	-	106	543	-	-
Bolingbroke CP/AP		1,031	275	266	119	147	-	96	-	96	483	-	-
Bratoft CP/AP		1,833	163	171	90	81	-	56	-	56	256	-	-
Brinkhill CP/AP		873	90	71	32	39	-	27	-	27	126	-	-
Burgh le Marsh CP/AP		4,399	916	1,184	524	660	-	386	-	381	1,852	-	-
Calceby AP/CP		634	34	22	14	8	-	6	-	6	24	-	-
Candlesby CP/AP		974	180	183	86	97	-	57	-	57	273	-	-
Carrington Tn/CP/PA		3,587	519	512	262	250	-	159	-	158	776	-	-
Chapel St Leonards PA/CP		1,761	549	872	400	472	-	281	-	278	1,379	-	-
Claxby CP/AP		1,087	92	114	75	39	-	22	-	22	121	-	-
Croft AP/CP		5,662	825	859	423	436	-	243	-	240	1,183	-	-
Cumberworth AP/CP		1,274	140	130	63	67	-	39	-	39	184	-	-
Dalby CP/AP		1,356	130	97	49	48	-	24	-	24	142	-	-
Driby AP/CP		1,370	82	52	26	26	-	12	-	12	68	-	-
East Keal AP/CP		1,934	280	271	132	139	-	85	-	83	400	-	-
East Kirkby AP/CP		2,050	246	244	115	129	-	83	-	83	422	-	-
Eastville Tn/CP		2,749	430	340	179	161	-	97	-	95	463	-	-
Farlesthorpe CP/AP		1,077	76	51	26	25	-	17	-	17	82	-	-
Firsby AP/CP		1,107	239	251	125	126	-	72	-	72	363	-	-
Friskney AP/CP		7,509	1,599	1,632	833	799	-	483	-	482	2,224	-	-
Frithville CP/Tn/PA		5,392	737	626	306	320	-	177	-	176	903	-	-
Great Steeping AP/CP		1,746	185	417	223	194	-	115	-	114	484	-	-
Gunby CP/AP		675	65	50	26	24	-	17	-	17	80	-	-
Hagnaby CP/AP		837	47	42	25	17	-	10	-	10	51	-	-
Halton Holegate AP/CP		2,106	363	383	188	195	-	125	-	125	603	-	-
Hareby AP/CP		763	62	46	25	21	-	14	-	14	81	-	-
Harrington CP/AP		1,069	64	56	32	24	-	14	-	14	89	-	-
Hogsthorpe AP/CP		2,979	482	599	282	317	-	197	-	197	1,044	-	-
Hundleby AP/CP		1,027	507	470	200	270	-	137	-	135	661	-	-
Huttoft AP/CP		3,452	461	448	230	218	-	150	-	150	708	-	-
Ingoldmells CP/AP		1,252	293	669	325	344	-	227	-	225	841	-	-
Irby in the Marsh CP/AP		770	129	155	74	81	-	51	-	51	229	-	-
Langriville CP/PA		3,030	365	316	163	153	-	95	-	94	466	-	-
Langton By Spilsby AP/CP		1,845	137	126	58	68	-	36	-	35	202	-	-
Little Steeping CP/AP		1,090	189	188	90	98	-	61	-	61	276	-	-
Markby CP/AP		648	61	66	36	30	-	18	-	18	100	-	-
Mavis Enderby AP/CP		1,167	105	93	42	51	-	28	-	27	127	-	-
Midville Tn/PA/CP		2,619	229	251	137	114	-	58	-	58	316	-	-
Mumby AP/CP		1,852	265	281	161	120	-	91	-	91	470	-	-
New Leake CP		3,537	500	435	223	212	-	129	-	129	639	-	-
Orby AP/CP		2,051	285	293	140	153	-	91	-	91	472	-	-
Partney AP/CP		943	224	228	103	125	-	76	-	75	412	-	-
Raithby AP/CP		891	122	104	51	53	-	37	-	37	192	-	-
Rigsby With Ailby Ch/CP		1,058	67	54	31	23	-	13	-	13	77	-	-
Sausthorpe CP/AP		748	109	107	57	50	-	28	-	27	155	-	-
Scremby CP/AP		1,342	113	93	46	47	-	32	-	32	147	-	-
Sibsey AP/CP		5,478	984	1,026	494	532	-	317	-	315	1,562	-	-
Skendleby CP/AP		1,594	208	173	80	93	-	54	-	53	283	-	-
South Ormesby Cum Ketsby CP		2,456	192	155	80	75	-	43	-	43	253	-	-
Spilsby Ch/CP		1,238	1,372	1,486	671	815	-	507	-	502	2,536	-	-
Stickford AP/CP		2,331	407	394	200	194	-	119	-	119	581	-	-
Stickney AP/CP		2,106	611	646	302	344	-	211	-	211	1,002	-	-
Thornton le Fen Ch/PA/CP		1,666	268	228	118	110	-	67	-	67	337	-	-
Thorpe St Peter AP/CP		3,147	458	408	206	202	-	127	-	127	590	-	-
Toynton All Saints CP/Ch/AP		1,392	315	264	126	138	-	89	-	87	427	-	-
Toynton St Peter CP/Ch/AP		1,608	213	271	139	132	-	89	-	88	422	-	-
Ulceby With Fordington AP/CP		1,947	166	164	86	78	-	46	-	46	222	-	-
Wainfleet All Saints CP/AP		1,819	1,324	1,356	656	700	-	412	-	404	1,893	-	-
Wainfleet St Mary AP/CP		6,916	908	959	507	452	-	248	-	247	1,214	-	-
Well AP/CP		1,608	127	137	73	64	-	40	-	40	203	-	-
Welton le Marsh AP/CP		2,601	271	239	122	117	-	74	-	72	340	-	-
West Fen Tn/CP/PA		2,567	262	203	113	90	-	61	-	61	291	-	-
West Keal AP/CP		2,007	253	293	137	156	-	85	-	84	423	-	-
Westville Tn/CP		2,042	151	128	69	59	-	30	-	30	144	-	-
Willoughby and Sloothby AP/CP		5,146	485	541	289	252	-	155	-	155	769	-	-

Notes:

The following notes to the table appeared in the original report.

1	For definitions of dwellings, households, rooms, etc., see pp. vii and xvi.
2	Acreage figures have been supplied by the Ordnance Survey Department; see p. vii.
3	All figures relate to the areas as constituted in 1951. 1931 figures are not available for those areas marked f (see p. vii).
4	Areas marked * have been created or altered during the 1931-1951 intercensal period; particulars are given either in the 1931 Census County Report, Part II, or in Table 5.

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