1841 census -foreign parts

[Necromancer]

Occupations are not included in 1841 census

pleasingly, they are included 

and the column's integrity is not a million miles from what I thought 

[Emjaybee]

Oooops. Well done you.

[Nick29]

Don't forget that Ireland was regarded as a foreign country in 1841.

[JenB]

Don't forget that Ireland was regarded as a foreign country in 1841.

Not as far as the Census was concerned 

The Instructions to Enumerators for the 1841 census were that 'S' was entered for those born in Scotland, 'I' for those born in Ireland and 'F' for Foreigners. http://www.rootschat.com/links/04on/

Jennifer

[stanmapstone]

Don't forget that Ireland was regarded as a foreign country in 1841.

Not as far as the Census was concerned 

The Instructions to Enumerators for the 1841 census were that 'S' was entered for those born in Scotland, 'I' for those born in Ireland and 'F' for Foreigners. http://www.rootschat.com/links/04on/

Jennifer

As I  Posted on: Yesterday at 15:00:31 
The column has whether born in Scotland, Ireland, or Foreign Parts, to be shown as  'S' 'I' or 'F'. Was everyone else shown as F ?

Stan

[Nick29]

Don't forget that Ireland was regarded as a foreign country in 1841.

Not as far as the Census was concerned 

The Instructions to Enumerators for the 1841 census were that 'S' was entered for those born in Scotland, 'I' for those born in Ireland and 'F' for Foreigners. http://www.rootschat.com/links/04on/

Jennifer

I posted that because I have found some Irish people shown as 'F' in 1841 censuses that I've looked through, so I assumed that Ireland was regarded as a foreign country.  Obviously some enumerators thought it was (or the people who filled in the forms).