A census has been taken in England and Wales, and separately for Scotland, every ten years since 1801, with the exception of 1941. The first four censuses, 1801 through 1831, were taken strictly for statistical purposes for the Overseers of the Poor and substantial households. The first census listing people by name was taken in 1841. Census records are generally released 100 years after they were taken.

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1841 North Crawley Census
1851 North Crawley Census
1861 North Crawley Census
1871 North Crawley Census
1881 North Crawley Census
1891 North Crawley Census
1901 North Crawley Census
1911 North Crawley Census
1911 North Crawley Census

North Crawley Census 1801
1x9 inhabitants

North Crawley Census 1811
13x5 inhabitants

North Crawley Census 1821
14x9 inhabitants

North Crawley Census 1831
1623 inhabitants

North Crawley Census 1841
15x3 inhabitants

North Crawley Census 1851
16x4 inhabitants

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North Crawley Census 1861
1x2 inhabitants

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North Crawley Census 1871
1x6 inhabitants

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North Crawley Census 1881
1x4 inhabitants

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North Crawley Census 1891
14x9 inhabitants

• At "129 High Street"
• Jane Elizabeth Mapley (nee Brooks), 36 years, Head of Household, born in Sherington, Bucks.
• Jane E Mapley, 16 years, Daughter, born in Newport Pagnell
• Alice Maud Mapley, 12 years, Daughter, born in Newport Pagnell
• Florence Jane Mapley, 11 years, Daughter, born in Newport Pagnell
• Thomas Henry Mapley, 8 years, Son, born in Newport Pagnell
• Arthur Charles Mapley, 5 years, Son, born in Newport Pagnell
• William James Mapley, 1 year, Son, born in North Crawley