There is a wealth of information regarding the 1901 census in Ireland but little information on the specific results for the country as a whole. Information that was gathered for this particular census are name, religion, literacy, occupation, age, marital status, county of birth and the ability to speak English or Irish. One can access results information for the different counties or by searching a name on 'The National Archives of Ireland' website.
4,443,370 is the official total from the 1901 census in Ireland.
A number of countries conducted a census in 1901. Ireland conducted a census as did the United Kingdom. Most countries conduct a census every 10 years.
Canada. has written: 'Fourth census of Canada, 1901' -- subject(s): Accessible book, Census, 1901
The last census in Ireland was in 2011, with the next due in 2016.
The father of the writers Brontë was a Prunty from Down. Griffiths Valuation,and the Irish census from 1901 and 1911 show no one with that surname.
There is actually a website named 1901 Census Online which has all the information you could ever want from the 1901 census. You can investigate the lives of over 400 million people as well as view images and original documents from the time.
The census in Ireland is typically taken every five years. The most recent census was conducted in 2016, and the next one is scheduled for 2021.
239,901 according to the Census of 1901
Lyle R. Haynes has written: '1901 census of Canada' -- subject(s): Census, 1901, Genealogy, Registers of births, Registers of births
Census forms are delivered to every household and places like hotels, hospitals, where any people are. On the night of the census the forms are filled in and are then collected in the following days by the people who initially delivered them. Results are eventually released through the Central Statistics Office, whose website is below. The last census was in 2006.
A person can view the 1901 census records offline by purchasing it through the website. From there they can download PDF files to view offline whenever they need to.
Marie Keogh has written: '1901 census index for Blackrock Urban District area, County Dublin' -- subject(s): Census, 1901, Genealogy, Registers of births