1901 census
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The Dublin townland’s 1911 return records a larger area within the parish of the same name.
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Garristown had 245 inhabitants in 1911, 132 male and 113 female. Its seventy-five houses comprised sixty-five occupied and ten empty buildings. The population had been 294 in 1891 and 264 in 1901, with seventy-five houses at both earlier censuses. The recorded area was 1,268 acres, two roods and nineteen perches. [2]
The table places Garristown in its namesake parish and electoral division, Balrothery West barony and Kilsallaghan dispensary district, within Balrothery Poor Law Union. It lists neighbouring Commons Lower, Commons Upper, Baldwinstown and Adamstown separately, distinguishing the townland’s figures from the electoral division’s wider population. [2]
Census figures refer to the matched historical census area for each year. Boundaries and spellings can change over time.
Most frequent surnames in this year’s matched records
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Most frequent surnames in this year’s matched records
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