| Parish/Town: |
Hayes |
| County: |
Kent |
| Census Year: |
1821 |
| Location Type |
Parish |
| Location/Reference # of Original Document |
Hayes, Kent, 1821 Census [household return] Bromley Central Library 1538/1 |
| Location/Reference # of Additional Copies or Transcripts: |
Bromley Historical Collections LAP Local Studies 312.094223 [photocopy] |
| Uninhabited Houses: |
10 |
| Inhabited Houses: |
80 |
| People: |
429 |
| Families: |
0 |
| Men: |
207 |
| Women: |
222 |
| Houses in Agriculture: |
40 |
| Houses in Trade: |
21 |
| Houses in Neither: |
25 |
| Individuals in Agriculture: |
0 |
| Individuals in Trade: |
0 |
| Individuals in Neither: |
0 |
| Houses Now Building: |
1 |
| Condition Of Document: |
Good condition. Contains a directory in the back. |
| Gaps In Content: |
This census did not ask all of the standard 1821 questions, but did include the head of household and the ages of the household members in quinquennial groups.
|
| Additional Statistics: |
31 Males under 5.
28 Females under 5.
28 Males 5 to 10.
23 Females 5 to 10.
25 Males 10 to 15.
34 Females 10 to 15.
18 Males 15 to 20.
14 Females 15 to 20.
28 Males 20 to 30.
36 Females 20 to 30.
26 Males 30 to 40.
26 Females 30 to 40.
23 Males 40 to 50.
24 Females 40 to 50.
14 Males 50 to 60.
18 Females 50 to 60.
7 Males 60 to 70.
12 Females 60 to 70.
7 Males 70 to 80.
6 Females 70 to 80.
0 Males 80 to 90.
1 Female 80 to 90.
Each division contains its own totals for all stats. |
| Front Page Information: |
"Account of the Population of the Parish of Hayes in Kent. Taken May 28th 1821. According to the Act of Parliament." |
| Additional Information: |
The households are organized on the document according to divisions. The first division consisted of "Houses to the North of the Church. Beginning at the house called the Red Cow, & thence to the uppermost of the five houses near it."
The second division consisted of "Houses in or near the Village."
The third division consisted of "Houses on, & near the Common."
The fourth division consisted of "Houses on or near Pickhurst Green." |
| Preprinted/Freeform |
Freeform |