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For every property the following information is given:
- Street name
- Street number
- Class of house - 1st, 2nd, or 3rd class and whether a tenement
- Whether occupied
For each person in a household the following is given:
- Forename and surname
- Relation to Head of household
- Religion
- Age
- Gender
- Occupation
- Marital status
- County of birth - may sometimes be a country, if not Ireland
- Irish Language - whether the person spoke Irish
- DDBI - whether deaf, dumb, blind, or imbecile
- Disease - for some hospital returns, the ailment is given
- Time Effected - for some hospital returns the time affected by the ailment is given.
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Acknowledgement
The extraction of the Rotunda Ward census data was done by Gráinne Hiney.
This collection records details of 13,556 people residing in 1,334 properties in the Rotunda Ward of Dublin city. This is a full transcript of the 1901 census returns for these 67 streets in the north inner city. There was a concentration of tenements in parts of this ward, representing some of the poorest sectors of the city’s population the majority of whom are classed as labourers, as well as garment makers and domestic servants. But other parts of the ward were better off, with teachers, accountants, craftsmen and solicitors.