AREA of 1881 Census

Alderwasley 1881 Census (Description of Enumeration District) Superintendant Registrar's District: Belper Registrar's Sub-District: Wirksworth Enumeration District: 7 Date of Census 3 April 1881 Enumerator: Moses Storer Prepared by Enumerator: 9 April 1881 Registrar: James Baxter Inspected by Registrar: 11 April 1881 Superintendent Registrar: Joseph Pym Inspected by Superintendent: 22 April 1881 Public Record Office Reference: RG11/3420 Pages: 17 Population: 386 (198 males, 188 females) Houses inhabited 75 Houses uninhabited 3 Houses building - Persons Temporarily Absent 33 Family gone to sea side - 11 Visiting elsewhere - 5 Visiting elsewhere - 1 Husband at work elsewhere - 1 Family visiting in town - 13 Persons Temporarily Present 4 All of the Township of Alderwasley, including The Hall, Little Hays, Forge & Wire Works Yard etc, White Wells, Dairy Wood, The Lawn, Wiggonlee, Pack Horse, Fishpool Smithy, Bear Inn, Noten Steer, Lane Head, Town Gate Place, Knob Farm (including Well Lane), Bury Hill, Waterford, Hankings?, Hillside, Shining Cliff, Derwent Side, Cupola Houses, Toll Bar House, New road Houses, Chapel Hill and (Alderwasley Lane). Ashlehay 1881 Census (Description of Enumeration District) Superintendant Registrar's District: Belper Registrar's Sub-District: Wirksworth Enumeration District: 8 Date of Census 3 April 1881 Enumerator: John Poyser Wilson Prepared by Enumerator: 9 April 1881 Registrar: James Baxter Inspected by Registrar: 16 April 1881 Superintendent Registrar: Joseph Pym Inspected by Superintendent: 22 April 1881 Public Record Office Reference: RG11/3420 Pages: 9 Population: 218 (107 males, 111 females) Houses inhabited 44 Houses uninhabited 2 Houses building - Persons Temporarily Absent 0 Persons Temporarily Present 1 The whole of the Township of Ashleyhay including the Bent, Coldbrook, Broad Gates, Cold Aston, Dead Cow, Fish Pool Farm, Sandy Ford, Sand Hall, Coney Grave, Brown House, The Spout, Bowman Lane, Allport, Middring Hole, New Buildings, Beighton Bank, Doves Wood, and Lane End. Biggin 1881 Census (Description of Enumeration District) Superintendant Registrar's District: Ashbourne Registrar's Sub-District: Brailsford Enumeration District: 5 Date of Census 3 April 1881 Enumerator: George Dawn Prepared by Enumerator: 9 April 1881 Registrar: Henry R Eyre Inspected by Registrar: 22 April 1881 Superintendent Registrar: William Richard Holland Inspected by Superintendent: 29 April 1881 Public Record Office Reference: RG11/3421 Pages: 6 Population: 125 Houses inhabited 25 Houses uninhabited 4 Houses building - Persons Temporarily Absent - Persons Temporarily Present - ....also the whole of the civil Township of Biggin, including Upper Biggin, including Upper Biggin, Middle Biggin, and Nether Biggin Bonsall-A 1881 Census (Description of Enumeration District) Superintendant Registrar's District: Ashbourne Registrar's Sub-District: Brassington Enumeration District: 3 Date of Census 3 April 1881 Enumerator: Joseph Bunting Prepared by Enumerator: 7 April 1881 Registrar: Robert Mellor Inspected by Registrar: 18 April 1881 Superintendent Registrar: William Richard Holland Inspected by Superintendent: 29 April 1881 Public Record Office Reference: RG11/3426 Pages: 27 Population: 595 (282 males, 313 females) Houses inhabited 130 Houses uninhabited 14 Houses building - Persons Temporarily Absent - Persons Temporarily Present - Part of the Parish of Bonsall, comprising the House of the Paper Mill, Charlton Cottage, Viagellia Smelting Works, Game Keepers House, Holly Phenice Latterway, The Green, Study, Nether Green, Yeoman Street to the South side of the Cross, Green Hill, Church Street, Ember Lane, Town End, and Low Farm Bonsall-B 1881 Census (Description of Enumeration District) Superintendant Registrar's District: Ashbourne Registrar's Sub-District: Brassington Enumeration District: 4 Date of Census 3 April 1881 Enumerator: Abel Hartle Prepared by Enumerator: 9 April 1881 Registrar: Robert Mellor Inspected by Registrar: 18 April 1881 Superintendent Registrar: William Richard Holland Inspected by Superintendent: 27 April 1881 Public Record Office Reference: RG11/3426 Pages: 32 Population: 759 (349 males, 410 females) Houses inhabited 167 Houses uninhabited 16 Houses building - Persons Temporarily Absent - Persons Temporarily Present - The remaining part of the Parish of Bonsall commencing at the House of or occupied bt Josiah Oliver, Dale End, The Dale, Arthur Hill, Puddle Hill, the Hamlet of Slaley, Upper Town, The Bank, Bonsall Leys, Ropers Farms, Bright Gate, Blakelow Farms, and High Street, to the North side of the Cross. Brassington 1881 Census (Description of Enumeration District) Superintendant Registrar's District: Ashbourne Registrar's Sub-District: Brassington Enumeration District: 2 Date of Census 3 April 1881 Enumerator: George Mellor Prepared by Enumerator: 9 April 1881 Registrar: Robert Mellor Inspected by Registrar: 19 April 1881 Superintendent Registrar: William Richard Holland Inspected by Superintendent: 29 April 1881 Public Record Office Reference: RG11/3426 Pages: 31 Population: 690 (344 males, 346 females) Houses inhabited 154 Houses uninhabited 22 Houses building - Persons Temporarily Absent 7 Persons Temporarily Present 1 The whole of the Township of Brassington including Hipley, Toll Gate House, Clipshead Farm, Knockerdown Wall Lands Farms, Harbro Farm, Griff Farm, Curzon Lodge, Watsons Farm, Longcliffe Wharfe, Hoe Grange, Brassington Moor Farms, Sacheveral Farm, Mouldridge Farm and Aston Hill Farm. Cromford-A 1881 Census (Description of Enumeration District) Superintendant Registrar's District: Bakewell Registrar's Sub-District: Matlock Enumeration District: 19 Date of Census 3 April 1881 Enumerator: Thomas Parker Prepared by Enumerator: 9 April 1881 Registrar: John Evans Inspected by Registrar: 28 April 1881 Superintendent Registrar: Edward Cunningham Inspected by Superintendent: 29 April 1881 Public Record Office Reference: RG11/3451 Pages: 29 Population: 670 (317 males, 353 females) Houses inhabited 152 Houses uninhabited - Houses building - Persons Temporarily Absent 2 Farm labourer with cattle during the night. Wife visiting. Persons Temporarily Present - All that part of the Chapelry of Cromford comprising all Houses situated on the Southern side of North Street to a House called the Railway Inn on the Wirksworth Road including the same. St Mary's Cromford Ecclesiastical Parish. Cromford-B 1881 Census (Description of Enumeration District) Superintendant Registrar's District: Bakewell Registrar's Sub-District: Matlock Enumeration District: 20 Date of Census 3 April 1881 Enumerator: David Kidd Prepared by Enumerator: 9 April 1881 Registrar: Anthony Gregory Inspected by Registrar: 23 April 1881 Superintendent Registrar: Edward Cunningham Inspected by Superintendent: 29 April 1881 Public Record Office Reference: RG11/3451 Pages: 17 Population: 404 (190 males, 214 females) Houses inhabited 86 Houses uninhabited 1 Houses building - Persons Temporarily Absent 16 Travelling Persons Temporarily Present 4 Visiting friends All that part of the Parish of Cromford comprising all Houses situated on the Northern side of North Street to the Cromford and High Peak Railway Junction and Longway Bank including the same. St Mary's Ecclesiastical Parish of Cromford. Carsington 1881 Census (Description of Enumeration District) Superintendant Registrar's District: Ashbourne Registrar's Sub-District: Brassington Enumeration District: 5 Date of Census 3 April 1881 Enumerator: Robert Wilkinson Prepared by Enumerator: 11 April 1881 Registrar: Robert Mellor Inspected by Registrar: 20 April 1881 Superintendent Registrar: William Richard Holland Inspected by Superintendent: 27 April 1881 Public Record Office Reference: RG11/3426 Pages: 10 Population: 231 (111 males, 120 females) Houses inhabited 44 Houses uninhabited 9 Houses building - Persons Temporarily Absent 1 Persons Temporarily Present 2 The whole of the Parish of Carsington including the Greyhounf Public House, Greatorex's and Oldfield's Farms, Kennel Farm, Elliott and Breach Farms and the Parsonage House. Callow 1881 Census (Description of Enumeration District) Superintendant Registrar's District: Ashbourne Registrar's Sub-District: Brassington Enumeration District: 6a Date of Census 3 April 1881 Enumerator: Francis Dronfield Prepared by Enumerator: 9 April 1881 Registrar: Robert Mellor Inspected by Registrar: 18 April 1881 Superintendent Registrar: William Richard Holland Inspected by Superintendent: 27 April 1881 Public Record Office Reference: RG11/3426 Pages: 5 Population: 93 (53 males, 40 females) Houses inhabited 15 Houses uninhabited - Houses building - Persons Temporarily Absent - Persons Temporarily Present - The whole of the Hamlet of Callow including Stainsboro Farm, Matkins Farm, Fearns House, Sitch Farm, Pitty Wood, and Park farms, Woods Farm and the Game Keepers House. Ible 1881 Census (Description of Enumeration District) Superintendant Registrar's District: Ashbourne Registrar's Sub-District: Brassington Enumeration District: 8 Date of Census 3 April 1881 Enumerator: Joseph Stone Prepared by Enumerator: 8 April 1881 Registrar: Robert Mellor Inspected by Registrar: 16 April 1881 Superintendent Registrar: William Richard Holland Inspected by Superintendent: 27 April 1881 Public Record Office Reference: RG11/3426 Pages: 3 Population: 50 (25 males, 25 females) Houses inhabited 11 Houses uninhabited 3 Houses building - Persons Temporarily Absent - Persons Temporarily Present 3 Visiting friends The whole of the Township of Ible including Whitlow House, Wortheys and Websters Farms, Longdens and Marchingtons Farm to the Lillies of the Valley. Hopton 1881 Census (Description of Enumeration District) Superintendant Registrar's District: Ashbourne Registrar's Sub-District: Brassington Enumeration District: 6b Date of Census 3 April 1881 Enumerator: Francis Dronfield Prepared by Enumerator: 9 April 1881 Registrar: Robert Mellor Inspected by Registrar: 18 April 1881 Superintendent Registrar: William Richard Holland Inspected by Superintendent: 27 April 1881 Public Record Office Reference: RG11/3426 Pages: 6 Population: 123 (69 males, 54 females) Houses inhabited 20 Houses uninhabited 2 Houses building - Persons Temporarily Absent - Persons Temporarily Present - The whole of the Township of Hopton including Hopton Hall, Blores Farm, Copestakes Farm, Fernyhough Farm, Alms Houses, Godfrey Hole, Toll Gate House, Ryder Point Toll Gate, Griff Grange and Hopton Moor Farms, Golconde House and Hopton engine House. Hulland Ward 1881 Census (Description of Enumeration District) Superintendant Registrar's District: Ashbourne Registrar's Sub-District: Brailsford Enumeration District: 5 Date of Census 3 April 1881 Enumerator: George Dawn Prepared by Enumerator: 9 April 1881 Registrar: Henry R Eyre Inspected by Registrar: 22 April 1881 Superintendent Registrar: Wm Richard Holland Inspected by Superintendent: 29 April 1881 Public Record Office Reference: RG11/3421 Pages: 16 2 Population: 382 38 Houses inhabited 80 7 Houses uninhabited 7 - Houses building - - Persons Temporarily Absent 1 #58 visiting sick dau Persons Temporarily Present 2 #98 visiting sick brother H.Ward H.Ward Intakes The whole of the civil Township of Hulland Ward including Ward Gate, Hill Cliff Lane, Cross of Hands, Ireton Wood Lane, one house Ravensdale Park, Mercaston Lane to Mercaston Gravel Pit also the whole of the civil Township of Hulland Ward Intakes including Smith Hall, Carr Hall, and Intakes Chapel, ..... Ideridghay 1881 Census (Description of Enumeration District) Superintendant Registrar's District: Belper Registrar's Sub-District: Wirksworth Enumeration District: 9 Date of Census 3 April 1881 Enumerator: Joseph Taylor Prepared by Enumerator: 5 April 1881 Registrar: James Baxter Inspected by Registrar: 6 April 1881 Superintendent Registrar: Joseph Pym Inspected by Superintendent: 22 April 1881 Public Record Office Reference: RG11/3420 Pages: 11 Population: 244 (119 males, 125 females) Houses inhabited 50 Houses uninhabited 3 Houses building 1 Township of idridghay and Alton icluding Alton Manor, Alton Hall, Alton Mill, The Holme, Hillcliffe Lane, Hanshire Lane, The Green, Ecclesbourne Cottage, Brickyard, Cliff Arch, Limber Land, White House Farm, Ecclesbourne House, Shireborne Mill, Shottle Lane. Ivonbrook 1881 Census (Description of Enumeration District) Superintendant Registrar's District: Bakewell Registrar's Sub-District: Matlock Enumeration District: 21 Date of Census 3 April 1881 Enumerator: James Henry Barnsley Prepared by Enumerator: 5 April 1881 Registrar: John Evans Inspected by Registrar: 28 April 1881 Superintendent Registrar: Edward Cunningham Inspected by Superintendent: 29 April 1881 Public Record Office Reference: RG11/3451 Pages: 2 Population: 39 (20 males, 19 females) Houses inhabited 5 Houses uninhabited - Houses building - Persons Temporarily Absent - Persons Temporarily Present - All that part of the Hamlet of Ivonbrook Grange, Holy Trinity, Middleton, Ecclesiastical Parish. (And also the whole of the Township of Aldwark, All Saints, Bradbourne M C Ecclesiastical Parish) Ireton Wood 1881 Census (Description of Enumeration District) Superintendant Registrar's District: Belper Registrar's Sub-District: Wirksworth Enumeration District: 12 Date of Census 3 April 1881 Enumerator: Joseph Barton Prepared by Enumerator: 9 April 1881 Registrar: James Baxter Inspected by Registrar: 12 April 1881 Superintendent Registrar: Joseph Pym Inspected by Superintendent: 22 April 1881 Public Record Office Reference: RG11/3420 Pages: 5 Population: 118 (56 males, 62 females) Houses inhabited 26 Houses uninhabited 3 Houses building - Persons Temporarily Absent 1 Persons Temporarily Present 5 The whole of the Township of Ireton Wood including Blackwall, Mill Fields, Sheep Hills, Hays Farm, Winster House, Magg Lane, Prices Farm, Windley Lane and Rake Stones. Kirk Ireton 1881 Census (Description of Enumeration District) Superintendant Registrar's District: Ashbourne Registrar's Sub-District: Brassington Enumeration District: 9 Date of Census 3 April 1881 Enumerator: Isaac Dean Prepared by Enumerator: 11 April 1881 Registrar: Robert Mellor Inspected by Registrar: 14 April 1881 Superintendent Registrar: William Richard Holland Inspected by Superintendent: 27 April 1881 Public Record Office Reference: RG11/3426 Pages: 20 Population: 485 (243 males and 242 females) Houses inhabited 116 Houses uninhabited 12 Houses building - Persons Temporarily Absent - Persons Temporarily Present - The whole of the Parish of Kirk Ireton including Matkins Farm,Wind Milly Upper Field Farm, Hill side Houses, Biggin Mill, Wright's and Ford's Farms, Nether Field Topsall and the Hayes Farms Middleton-A 1881 Census (Description of Enumeration District) Superintendant Registrar's District: Ashbourne Registrar's Sub-District: Brassington Enumeration District: 10 Date of Census 3 April 1891 Enumerator: Hugh Walker Prepared by Enumerator: 7 April 1881 Registrar: Robert Mellor Inspected by Registrar: 7 April 1881 Superintendent Registrar: William Richard Holland Inspected by Superintendent: 27 April 1881 Public Record Office Reference: RG11/3426 Pages: 19 Population: 448 (211 males, 237 females) Houses inhabited 106 Houses uninhabited 5 Houses building - Persons Temporarily Absent 1 Persons Temporarily Present - Part of the Township of Middleton including the Engine House, Rise End, Hill Side Cottages, and both sides the Main Street, to the bottom of the Hill, opposite Chapel Lane. Middleton-B 1881 Census (Description of Enumeration District) Superintendant Registrar's District: Ashbourne Registrar's Sub-District: Brassington Enumeration District: 11 Date of Census 3 April 1891 Enumerator: Andrew Walker Prepared by Enumerator: 7 April 1881 Registrar: Robert Mellor Inspected by Registrar: 14 April 1881 Superintendent Registrar: William Richard Holland Inspected by Superintendent: 27 April 1881 Public Record Office Reference: RG11/3426 Pages: 21 Population: 481 (234 males, 248 females) Houses inhabited 122 Houses uninhabited 3 Houses building - Persons Temporarily Absent 1 Persons Temporarily Present - The remaining part of the Township of Middleton comprising the Parsonage House, the houses in the Field, Braces New House and both sides of the Main Street from the Chapel to the Duke of Wellington Public House, Water Lane, Knowles House, Wood Cottage and Ann Leys Farm. Matlock-A 1881 Census (Description of Enumeration District) Superintendant Registrar's District: Bakewell Registrar's Sub-District: Matlock Enumeration District: 10 Date of Census 3 April 1881 Enumerator: John Wildgoose Prepared by Enumerator: 7 April 1881 Registrar: Anthony Gregory Inspected by Registrar: 25 April 1881 Superintendent Registrar: Edward Cunningham Inspected by Superintendent: 29 April 1881 Public Record Office Reference: RG11/3450 Pages: 20 Population: 457 (225 males, 232 females) Houses inhabited 111 Houses uninhabited 6 Houses building 0 Persons Temporarily Absent 3 Persons Temporarily Present 0 All that part of the Parish of Matlock, comprising all Houses from a Place called Chapel Hill, also Scarthennick to a House occupied by Mr Lennox in Cromford Market Place inclusive. Holy Trinity Matlock Bath Ecclesiastical Parish, Matlock Bath Urban Sanitary District. Also all Houses over The Cromford Bridge on the Northern side, including Willersley Castle Gardeners House and Farm, St Giles Matlock M C Ecclesiastical Parish, Matlock Urban Sanitary District. Matlock-B 1881 Census (Description of Enumeration District) Superintendant Registrar's District: Bakewell Registrar's Sub-District: Matlock Enumeration District: 11 Date of Census 3 April 1881 Enumerator: Edward Gregory Prepared by Enumerator: 28 April 1881 Registrar: John Evans Inspected by Registrar: 28 April 1881 Superintendent Registrar: Edward Cunningham Inspected by Superintendent: 29 April 1881 Public Record Office Reference: RG11/3450 Pages: 45 Population: 1063 (417 males, 646 females) Houses inhabited 219 Houses uninhabited 17 Houses building 3 Persons Temporarily Absent - Persons Temporarily Present - All that part of the Parish of Matlock comprising all Houses from the Independent Chapel to the residence of the Rev E Latham inclusive, Holy Trinity Matlock Bath Ecclesiastical Parish, Matlock Bath Urban Sanitary District Matlock-C 1881 Census (Description of Enumeration District) Superintendant Registrar's District: Bakewell Registrar's Sub-District: Matlock Enumeration District: 12 Date of Census 3 April 1881 Enumerator: Alfred Charles Else Prepared by Enumerator: 11 April 1881 Registrar: John Evans Inspected by Registrar: 29 April 1881 Superintendent Registrar: Edward Cunningham Inspected by Superintendent: 29 April 1881 Public Record Office Reference: RG11/3450 Pages: 24 Population: 557 (259 males, 298 females) Houses inhabited 115 Houses uninhabited 11 Houses building 1 Persons Temporarily Absent - Persons Temporarily Present - All that part of the Parish of Matlock from the residence of the Rev E Latham to the Limestone Quarries Matlock Dale Matlock Bath Urban Sanitary District, also all Houses to Hall Dale on the Western side of the River Derwent, Matlock Urban Sanitary District, St Giles Matlock M C Ecclesiastical District Matlock-D 1881 Census (Description of Enumeration District) Superintendant Registrar's District: Bakewell Registrar's Sub-District: Matlock Enumeration District: 13 Date of Census 3 April 1881 Enumerator: John Else Prepared by Enumerator: 29 April 1881 Registrar: Anthony Gregory Inspected by Registrar: 25 April 1881 Superintendent Registrar: Edward Cunningham Inspected by Superintendent: 29 April 1881 Public Record Office Reference: RG11/3450 Pages: 55 Population: 1271 (610 males, 661 females) Houses inhabited 216 Houses uninhabited 9 Houses building - Persons Temporarily Absent - Persons Temporarily Present - All that part of the Parish of Matlock from the Moot Hall Mine to Harker Hall as far as the Northern side of Dob Lane leading from Matlock Bridge to Bent Lane St Giles Matlock M C Ecclesiastical Parish, Matlock Urban Sanitary District Matlock-E 1881 Census (Description of Enumeration District) Superintendant Registrar's District: Bakewell Registrar's Sub-District: Matlock Enumeration District: 14 Date of Census 3 April 1881 Enumerator: George N Else Prepared by Enumerator: 29 April 1881 Registrar: John Evans Inspected by Registrar: 29 April 1881 Superintendent Registrar: Edward Cunningham Inspected by Superintendent: 29 April 1881 Public Record Office Reference: RG11/3450 Pages: 32 Population: 744 (320 males, 424 females) Houses inhabited 129 Houses uninhabited 7 Houses building - Persons Temporarily Absent - Persons Temporarily Present - All that part of the Parish of Matlock from the Southern side of Dob Lane, leading from Matlock Bridge to Bent Lane, to the Northern side of the Chesterfield and Matlock Road. St Giles' Matlock M C Ecclesiastical Parish Matlock Urban Sanitary District. Matlock-F 1881 Census (Description of Enumeration District) Superintendant Registrar's District: Bakewell Registrar's Sub-District: Matlock Enumeration District: 15 Date of Census 3 April 1881 Enumerator: George Knowles Prepared by Enumerator: 11 April 1881 Registrar: John Evans Inspected by Registrar: 28 April 1881 Superintendent Registrar: Edward Cunningham Inspected by Superintendent: 29 April 1881 Public Record Office Reference: RG11/3451 Pages: 23 Population: 477 (245 males, 232 females) Houses inhabited 89 Houses uninhabited 3 Houses building - Persons Temporarily Absent - Persons Temporarily Present - All that part of the Parish of Matlock situated on the Southern side of the Matlock and Chesterfield Road and on the Eastern side of the Matlock and Alfreton Road including part of Lumsdale, Cuckoostone Farm, Wold Farm, the Moor and all Houses on the eastern side of the lane from the Duke of Wellington Inn, Holy Trinity Tansley and St Giles Matlock M C Ecclesiastical Parishes, Matlock Urban Sanitary District. Matlock-G 1881 Census (Description of Enumeration District) Superintendant Registrar's District: Bakewell Registrar's Sub-District: Matlock Enumeration District: 16 Date of Census 3 April 1881 Enumerator: George Wheeldon Wright Prepared by Enumerator: 11 April 1881 Registrar: John Evans Inspected by Registrar: 28 April 1881 Superintendent Registrar: Edward Cunningham Inspected by Superintendent: 29 April 1881 Public Record Office Reference: RG11/3451 Pages: 31 Population: 912 (452 males, 460 females) Houses inhabited 193 Houses uninhabited 9 Houses building - Persons Temporarily Absent - Persons Temporarily Present - All that part of the Parish of Matlock comprising all Houses in the Southern side of the Matlock Tansley and Alfreton Road including Cliff, Riber, Hearthstone, High and Low Lees, Littlemore, Riber Side, and Matlock Town, Matlock-H 1881 Census (Description of Enumeration District) Superintendant Registrar's District: Bakewell Registrar's Sub-District: Matlock Enumeration District: 17 Date of Census 3 April 1881 Enumerator: John Smith Kidd Prepared by Enumerator: 11 April 1881 Registrar (Deputy): Anthony Gregory Inspected by Registrar: 25 April 1881 Superintendent Registrar: Edward Cunningham Inspected by Superintendent: 29 April 1881 Public Record Office Reference: RG11/3451 Pages: 19 Population: 455 (222 males, 233 females) Houses inhabited 106 Houses uninhabited 5 Houses building 2 Persons Temporarily Absent 1 Visiting Persons Temporarily Present - All that part of the Parish of Matlock comprising all houses in Starkholmes, Woodseats, Woodend, Bowwood, Meadow Wood, and all houses on the North East Side of Lea Brook Holy Trinity Tansley and St Giles Matlock M C Ecclesiastic Parishes Matlock Urban Sanitary District. Shottle-A 1881 Census (Description of Enumeration District) Superintendant Registrar's District: Belper Registrar's Sub-District: Wirksworth Enumeration District: 10 Date of Census 3 April 1881 Enumerator: John Greatorex Prepared by Enumerator: 9 April 1881 Registrar: James Baxter Inspected by Registrar: 16 April 1881 Superintendent Registrar: Joseph Pym Inspected by Superintendent: 22 April 1881 Public Record Office Reference: RG11/3420 Pages: 9 Population: 198 (107 males, 91 females) Houses inhabited 31 Houses uninhabited 0 Houses building 0 Persons Temporarily Absent 1 Persons Temporarily Present 1 All that part of the Township of Shottle & Postern which comprises that part of Shottle which lies to the West of the turn- pike Road commencing at Pale Gate and ending at Black Lodge including Hill Top, The Lawn, The School, Lammas, Shottle Lodge, New Buildings, Johnsons Coppice, The Hole, Black Lodge and the Railway Station Houses Shottle-B 1881 Census (Description of Enumeration District) Superintendant Registrar's District: Belper Registrar's Sub-District: Wirksworth Enumeration District: 11 Date of Census 3 April 1881 Enumerator: Charles Walker Prepared by Enumerator: 9 April 1881 Registrar: (not signed) Inspected by Registrar: - Superintendent Registrar: Joseph Pym Inspected by Superintendent: 22 April 1881 Public Record Office Reference: RG11/3420 Pages: 11 Population: 242 (120 males, 122 females) Houses inhabited 45 Houses uninhabited 4 Houses building - Persons Temporarily Absent 1 Persons Temporarily Present 2 All the remaining part of the Township of Shottle and Postern which comprises that part of Shottle which lies to the East of the Turnpike Road and the whole of Postern Commencing at Peat Gate and ending at Black Lodge, including the the Chequer, the Crow Trees, Malins Coppice, Lamb House, White House, Handley, Handley Wood, Holly Seat, Hill Side, Holly House and Shottle Gate in the Township of Shottle. Tansley 1881 Census (Description of Enumeration District) Superintendant Registrar's District: Bakewell Registrar's Sub-District: Matlock Enumeration District: 18 Date of Census 3 April 1881 Enumerator: Thomas McMunn Prepared by Enumerator: 9 April 1881 Registrar: Anthony Gregory Inspected by Registrar: 25 April 1881 Superintendent Registrar: Edward Cunningham Inspected by Superintendent: 29 April 1881 Public Record Office Reference: RG11/3451 Pages: 30 Population: 678 (340 males, 338 females) Houses inhabited 148 Houses uninhabited 14 Houses building 1 Persons Temporarily Absent 3 Persons Temporarily Present 11 Visitors to Hydropathic Institution The whole of the Hamlet of Tansley including part of Lumsdale. Holy Trinity Ecclesiastical Parish Wirksworth-A 1881 Census (Description of Enumeration District) Superintendant Registrar's District: Belper Registrar's Sub-District: Wirksworth Enumeration District: 1 Date of Census 3 April 1881 Enumerator: Joseph Pickard Prepared by Enumerator: 9 April 1881 Registrar: James Baxter Inspected by Registrar: 15 April 1881 Superintendent Registrar: Joseph Pym Inspected by Superintendent: 22 April 1881 Public Record Office Reference: RG11/3419 Pages: 29 Population: 674 (320 males, 354 females) Houses inhabited 146 Houses uninhabited 5 Houses building 2 Persons Temporarily Absent 6 ordinary occupations 2 visiting 2 travelling 2 Persons Temporarily Present - All that part of the Township of Wirksworth within the Urban Sanitary District of Wirksworth which comprises the North side of the New market Place from the Dale End corner Mr Stone's Office and Coldwell Street both sides as far as Wood's Coach House and Gibson's opposite, Blind Lane, Church Yard, Church street and newton's Yard, The East side of the Market Place from the Town Hall Corner to Blackwell's Shop, and the East side of St John Street to the Wicket Road. Also the North End both sides to the Cemetery House, Station Houses, Gratton's House and the whole of Chapel Lane to the Angel Inn Wirksworth-B 1881 Census (Description of Enumeration District) Superintendant Registrar's District: Belper Registrar's Sub-District: Wirksworth Enumeration District: 2 Date of Census 3 April 1881 Enumerator: William Doxey Prepared by Enumerator: 9 April 1881 Registrar: James Baxter Inspected by Registrar: 16 April 1881 Superintendent Registrar: Joseph Pym Inspected by Superintendent: 22 April 1881 Public Record Office Reference: RG11/3419 Pages: 31 Population: 701 (366 males, 335 females) Houses inhabited 169 Houses uninhabited 5 Houses building - Persons Temporarily Absent - Persons Temporarily Present - All that part of the Township of Wirksworth within the Urban Sanitary District of Wirksworth which comprises the whole of the Dale and Greenhill beginning at Miss Shaws, Dale House, and ending at Henry Allsops (bottom house of Greenhill) including Bowling Green Lane to Edward Mould's House. Wirksworth-C 1881 Census (Description of Enumeration District) Superintendant Registrar's District: Belper Registrar's Sub-District: Wirksworth Enumeration District: 3 Date of Census 3 April 1881 Enumerator: George Allen Prepared by Enumerator: 9 April 1881 Registrar: James Baxter Inspected by Registrar: 14 April 1881 Superintendent Registrar: Joseph Pym Inspected by Superintendent: 22 April 1881 Public Record Office Reference: RG11/3419 Pages: 28 Population: 667 (302 male, 365 female) Houses inhabited 151 Houses uninhabited 9 Houses building 0 Persons Temporarily Absent 7 visiting Persons Temporarily Present 3 visitors Old Market Place both sides West End both sides, Beeley Yard, The Lees, Buena Vista, Yokecliffe House. West Side of St John's Street from Mrs Budworth's to the Gas Works, including the Causeway, Bank Terrace, Hammond's Court, Frog's Entry The Cockpit, and warmbrook; also Henson's and wardman's Houses on the Derby Road West Side of New Market Place from Mr Barker's Corner to Mr Mason's Godfrey Hole (to extent of Parish Boundary. Wirksworth-D 1881 Census (Description of Enumeration District) Superintendant Registrar's District: Belper Registrar's Sub-District: Wirksworth Enumeration District: 4 Date of Census 3 April 1881 Enumerator: Joseph Fritchley Prepared by Enumerator: 11 April 1881 Registrar: James Baxter Inspected by Registrar: 16 April 1881 Superintendent Registrar: Joseph Pym Inspected by Superintendent: 22 April 1881 Public Record Office Reference: RG11/3419 Pages: 20 (5 to 25) Population: 481 (224 males, 257 females) Houses inhabited 126 Houses uninhabited 13 Houses building none Persons Temporarily Absent 5 some visiting others out at work Persons Temporarily Present 6 visitors All that part of the Township of Wirksworth within the Urban Sanitary District of Wirksworth which comprises the east side of St John Street from the Wicket Road. John Salts Warmbrook Water Lane both sides, Gorsey Bank, Hob Farm Hole House, Little Hays, Stone Bridge. Mill Houses, Millers Green, Pitty Farm. Crimble Court, Hannage Road, China House Yard, and St Marys Gate. Wirksworth-E 1881 Census (Description of Enumeration District) Superintendant Registrar's District: Belper Registrar's Sub-District: Wirksworth Enumeration District: 5 Date of Census 3 April 1881 Enumerator: John Oxspring Prepared by Enumerator: 11 April 1881 Registrar: James Baxter Inspected by Registrar: 14 April 1881 Superintendent Registrar: Joseph Pym Inspected by Superintendent: 22 April 1881 Public Record Office Reference: RG11/3419 Pages: 30 Population: 725 (358 males, 367 females) Houses inhabited 180 Houses uninhabited 15 Houses building 3 Persons Temporarily Absent - Persons Temporarily Present - All that part of the Township of Wirksworth within the Urban Sanitary district of Wirksworth (which comprises Little Bolehill, Bolehill, Wigwell Nook, Steeple Grange, to the South of the Oakerthorpe and Ashbourne Road Coalhills and Rise End in the district chapelry of Middleton) under Middle Peak Toll bar house, Blount's Houses Dawson's houses Ecclesbourne Terrace, Rock Villa Middle Peak View Foxes Houses, Cavendish Cottages and Millingtons House, North end Toll bar House and Wardman's Houses at the junction of the Middleton and Cromford Roads as far as the Cemetery on the East Wirksworth-F 1881 Census (Description of Enumeration District) Superintendant Registrar's District: Belper Registrar's Sub-District: Wirksworth Enumeration District: 6 Date of Census 3 April 1881 Enumerator: Thomas Doxey Prepared by Enumerator: 9 April 1881 Registrar: James Baxter Inspected by Registrar: 16 April 1881 Superintendent Registrar: Joseph Pym Inspected by Superintendent: 22 april 1881 Public Record Office Reference: RG11/3420 Pages: 19 Population: 430 (224 males, 206 females) Houses inhabited 97 Houses uninhabited 14 Houses building 1 Persons Temporarily Absent - Persons Temporarily Present - All that part of the Township of Wirksworth within the urban Sanitary District of Wirksworth which comprises The New Bridge, Bridge House, both sides of North Green, St Helen's Lane, The Bleach Works, Moor Top, Wrights Cottages, Wigwell Grange, Longway Bank, Holmesford, Whatfield Farm, Wigwell Mill, The Cottage Farm, Woods Farms, Bent road, Hardhurst, Breemfield, Brookwalls and Boggarts Inn Farm and Cottage

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