1901 census
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The 1911 census distinguishes six rural inhabitants from a town extending onto two townlands.
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The rural return for Elphin townland recorded six inhabitants in 1911, three male and three female, in two occupied houses. Its population had been eight in 1891 and nine in 1901, also in two houses. The table places it in Elphin parish, electoral division and dispensary district, within Roscommon barony and Strokestown Poor Law Union. The townland’s recorded area was 787 acres, one rood and thirty-one perches. [2]
Elphin town was returned separately, with 649 inhabitants in 1911, 335 male and 314 female, in 151 occupied houses and ten empty houses. A footnote states that the town stood on Abbeycartron and Elphin townlands. Its estimated fifty-six acres were included in their areas and valuations. The entire town population therefore cannot be assigned to Elphin townland alone. [2]
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