If you did, can you please remember what date applied and what sources were
used?
It was recently remarked that some of the Dublin ones were only dated 1901.
As I added quite a few of them using the 1901 census index because I knew
no better, I am curious as to what was used across the country.
I
Brian,
As far as I know there were only a few changes in DED boundaries between
1901 and 1911, most of them consisting of a new DED being split off from an
existing one (Derry from Roscarbery in Cork, Glenanne in Armagh). The 1911
census reports are available at
https://archive.org/search.php?quer
I suspect Brian is trying to ascertain what sources were used for mapping
each ED. We may have to look at the history of the relations / boundaries
to identify the mappers / changesets.
Going forward it would be wise to include the source on the actual boundary
so it can be verified / it's clear w
I know that for both Longford and Cavan where I mapped EDs the ED
boundaries have not changed since they were first set up in the 1840s.
On Thu, Nov 5, 2020 at 1:25 PM Donal Hunt wrote:
> I suspect Brian is trying to ascertain what sources were used for mapping
> each ED. We may have to look at
...other than for the division of EDs into rural and urban parts after 1898
and the set-up of urban and rural districts.
On Thu, Nov 5, 2020 at 2:30 PM Patrick Matthews
wrote:
> I know that for both Longford and Cavan where I mapped EDs the ED
> boundaries have not changed since they were first
