1901 census
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The townland belonged to Lisgenan or Grange parish, within Decies-within-Drum.
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Grange had sixteen inhabitants in 1911, seven male and nine female, in three occupied houses; a fourth house stood uninhabited. Its population had also been sixteen in 1901, when four houses were recorded, compared with fifteen people and five houses in 1891. The census gave its area as 185 acres, one rood and twelve perches. It placed the townland in Grange electoral division, within Ardmore dispensary district and the Waterford portion of Youghal Poor Law Union. [2]
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