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| Census figures for Llanidloes parish | ||
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| The actual recorded figures for the population of the parish were:- | ||
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the year 1841 - 4261 people In the year 1851 - 4604 In the year 1861 - 3987 In the year 1871 - 4882 In the year 1881 - 4939 In the year 1891 - 3794 In the year 1901 - 2770 |
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| The parish of Llanidloes includes the town itself and upland areas like Fan and the Clywedog valley. | ||
| The government
report which published the figures of the 1851 census said that the population
had increased then because of the extension of
woollen manufacture. Similarly the report for 1871 said the population
of the parish had increased due to an extension in lead mining. What else was happening in the area in the 1860s which might have caused the population to rise? Why do think the population fell so quickly towards the end of Queen Victoria's reign? a |
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