Population of Middlesex (1801–1881)

The following is the population of the historic county of Middlesex (including the City of London) as given at each ten-yearly census from 1801 to 1881:[1]

YearEdmonton
Hundred		Elthorne
Hundred		Gore
Hundred		Isleworth
Hundred		Ossulstone
Hundred		Spelthorne
Hundred		London CityInns of Court
and
Chancery		Westminster
City and
Liberty		Total
Holborn
Division		Finsbury
Division		Kensington
Division		Tower
Division		Within
the Walls		Without
the Walls
1801 16,885 12,959 6,968 9,266 171,202 73,268 40,642 189,937 10,228 63,832 63,145 1,907 157,890 818,129
1811 20,577 15,266 8,738 10,669 214,946 92,538 54,550 238,089 11,655 55,484 63,027 1,796 166,438 953,774
1821 24,771 17,843 9,806 12,285 272,131 119,802 70,808 292,330 13,417 56,174 67,034 1,546 186,584 1,144,531
1831 26,930 20,091 11,315 13,568 341,981 151,409 87,961 360,372 15,212 55,778 66,126 1,271 206,116 1,358,130
1841 30,683 25,697 12,487 15,893 399,218 185,174 109,342 428,657 16,587 54,626 68,103 1,708 226,241 1,574,416
1851 32,109 26,240 12,956 18,463 480,942 239,788 151,557 537,139 17,305 54,702 72,527 1,398 241,450 1,886,576
1861 40,885 31,516 15,341 23,610 551,487 312,553 198,786 645,677 19,440 44,400 67,055 1,272 254,463 2,206,485
1871 57,332 35,395 21,291 30,463 604,891 381,702 307,997 751,754 26,947 28,093 46,170 1,138 246,592 2,539,765
1881 94,185 39,291 27,029 35,206 622,865 482,264 452,183 853,903 33,460 18,851 28,873 1,011 228,993 2,920,485*

* The figures for 1881 in the source do not cross-cast precisely. The source gives figures for a very large number of subdivisions of the hundreds etc., including parishes and many small extra-parochial areas, especially in and around the City of London. The treatments from one census to the next are not precisely consistent.

References
  1. "Table of population, 1801–1901". A History of the County of Middlesex: Volume 22. 1911. Retrieved 20 February 2008.
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