Inhabited Houses by "Class" (Ireland)

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House Class (Ireland) 1851
First Class 24 Show data context
Second Class 160 Show data context
Third Class 311 Show data context
Fourth Class 58 Show data context
Date: Source:
1851 1851 Census of Ireland, General, Table 1 , 'General Table.'

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Class of House. The early Irish censuses included this simple quality grading of inhabited houses, Class I being the best and class IV being one-room mud huts.


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GB Historical GIS / University of Portsmouth, Adare IrlPar through time | Housing Statistics | Inhabited Houses by "Class" (Ireland), A Vision of Ireland through Time.

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Date accessed: 10th December 2024