1921 Census of Croxley Green
The 1921 Census for England, Wales and Scotland was taken on the night of Sunday 19th June 1921.
It had been originally planned that the census would be taken on the night of 24th April 1921 but this was delayed because of strikes.
Extra questions asked over the 1911 census included
It had been originally planned that the census would be taken on the night of 24th April 1921 but this was delayed because of strikes.
Extra questions asked over the 1911 census included
- whether a marriage has been dissolved by divorce
- where each person worked
- the industry within which someone worked
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Some data taken from the 1921 Census
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Youngest resident - 1 day old – Baby Wright (unnamed) 215 New Road, Croxley Green.
Eldest Resident - 93 Years old, Issabelle Watson, The Artichoke, The Green. 2,472 Residents of Croxley Green are recorded on the 1921 Census. 1,167 Residents were employed. 746 Residents were born in Croxley Green. 527 Residents and the biggest single occupation was Home Duties, Housewife. 477 Residents of Croxley Green worked at John Dickinson’s Paper Mill. 397 Children were at school. 166 Children were under school age. 44 Out of 1,167 (3.77%) residents were out of work. 24 Residents claimed to be retired. Most Common Surnames - 36 Chapman – 25 Born locally / 30 Webb – 24 Born locally / 27 Warn – 25 Born locally / 27 Rogers – 17 Born locally 27 Webb – 14 Born locally / 26 Mead – 24 Born locally / 26 Green – 20 born locally / 22 Rogers – 16 Born locally 22 Owen – 20 Born locally / 22 Smith – 8 Born locally / 21 Ward – 15 Born locally / 21 Toms – 20 Born locally 19 Child – 19 Born locally / 19 Howard – 17 born locally / 19 Turner – 16 Born locally / 18 Element – 18 Born locally 17 Paddick - 17 Born locally / 17 Dorrofield – 17 Born locally / 17 Raggett – 16 Born locally / 17 Payne – 11 Born locally 15 Bass – 12 Born locally / 15 Foster – 14 Born locally / 15 King – 13 Born locally Most Common Forenames - Male: William 120 / John 67 / George 63 / Arthur 54 / James 51 / Charles 46 / Frederick 47 / Charles 46 Female: Mary 67 / Annie 59 / Alice 56 / Florence 42 Largest Family in Croxley Green - Percy and Frances Singleton plus 9 children, lived at 142 New Road that was next door to the Coop (see below) Foreign Countries Residents were born in - Australia / France / Hungary / India / Ireland / Russia / South Africa / Switzerland 1,941 on the 1911 Census and 2,472 on 1921 Census showing a population increase of 27.35% in the 10 years between each Census. |
142 New Road where Percy and Frances Singleton plus 9 children lived
Croxley Green Census 1921
The information is taken from the 1921 Census.
Hertfordshire / Rickmansworth Urban / Registration District: Number 140 / Registration Sub District: Number 3 / Enumeration District: Number 1 / Records: 1 to 60
Hertfordshire / Rickmansworth Urban / Registration District: Number 140 / Registration Sub District: Number 3 / Enumeration District: Number 2 / Records: 604 to 1174
Hertfordshire / Rickmansworth Urban / Registration District: Number 140 / Registration Sub District: Number 3 / Enumeration District: Number 7 / Records: 511 to 542
The 1921 Census, copyright still remains with The National Archives © and so please do not share or take the information or reproduce it in any form. Filtering is enabled on the spreadsheet below to enable searches.
Hertfordshire / Rickmansworth Urban / Registration District: Number 140 / Registration Sub District: Number 3 / Enumeration District: Number 1 / Records: 1 to 60
Hertfordshire / Rickmansworth Urban / Registration District: Number 140 / Registration Sub District: Number 3 / Enumeration District: Number 2 / Records: 604 to 1174
Hertfordshire / Rickmansworth Urban / Registration District: Number 140 / Registration Sub District: Number 3 / Enumeration District: Number 7 / Records: 511 to 542
The 1921 Census, copyright still remains with The National Archives © and so please do not share or take the information or reproduce it in any form. Filtering is enabled on the spreadsheet below to enable searches.
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Copyright of the Census
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All of the Croxley Green Census information can be viewed at www.nationalarchives.gov.uk
The 1931 Census
The 1931 census was taken on the night of Sunday/Monday 26/27th April 1931. The questions asked were similar to those in 1921 with the addition of a question about everyone's usual place of residence, as opposed to where they actually were on that night. There was a plan at the time that the census would now be taken every 5 years and therefore the questions asked should not be too onerous. However in the end this plan for a higher frequency was dropped - cost was cited as the reason.
On the night of Saturday 19 December 1942, there was a fire at a store in Hayes, Middlesex. The store, the responsibility of the Office of Works, contained a large amount of furniture but in addition it contained the census records for England & Wales for 1931, that is the whole of the schedules, enumeration books and plans. They were all completely destroyed.
The 1931 census was taken on the night of Sunday/Monday 26/27th April 1931. The questions asked were similar to those in 1921 with the addition of a question about everyone's usual place of residence, as opposed to where they actually were on that night. There was a plan at the time that the census would now be taken every 5 years and therefore the questions asked should not be too onerous. However in the end this plan for a higher frequency was dropped - cost was cited as the reason.
On the night of Saturday 19 December 1942, there was a fire at a store in Hayes, Middlesex. The store, the responsibility of the Office of Works, contained a large amount of furniture but in addition it contained the census records for England & Wales for 1931, that is the whole of the schedules, enumeration books and plans. They were all completely destroyed.
