Census records 1911
Much of Fairview and some of Marino’s streets have been around for a long time now. The household returns and ancillary records for the censuses of Ireland of 1901 and 1911, which are in the custody of the National Archives of Ireland, represent an extremely valuable part of the Irish national heritage.
The 1911 Census, taken on 2 April 1911, details are now publically available. The Census forms, filled in and signed by the head of the household, contain such information as: name, age, sex, relationship to head of the household, religion, occupation, marital status, county or country of birth as well as an individual’s ability to read or write and ability to speak the Irish language, and whether deaf, dumb, blind, idiot, imbecile or lunatic.
Below are the streets in the Fairview & Marino area in 1911. Follow the link to find who was living on that street at that time. From there you can find out details of an individual household (as a PDF).
- Addison Road
Dublin c. 1910
- Annadale Avenue
- Annadale Park
- Annesley Bridge Road
- Ballybough Bridge Avenue
- Broadawel Terrace
- Cadogan Road
- Crescent Place
- Croydon Cottages
- Esmond Avenue
- Fairview
- Fairview Avenue
- Fairview Strand
- Foyle Road
- Inverness Road
- Lomond Avenue
- Malahide Road- Casino Terrace (East Side)
- Malahide Road West Side
- Marino Avenue
- Melrose Avenue
- Merville Avenue
- Merville Terrace
- Philipsburgh Avenue
- Puckstown Road
- Richmond Avenue
- Richmond Road
- St. Joseph’s Terrace
- The Cresent
- Waverley Avenue
- Windsor Avenue
- Windsor Villas
(Thanks to the Irish National Archives for this information.)
Posted: 01:06 PM under Community.
Tags: 1911, archives, census, Fairview, Marino
Comment from Pauline Conway
Time Thursday June 3rd, 2010 at 09:25 PM
Where is/was Broadawel Terrace located? What is its current name? [My Breen ancestors lived at No.9 in 1911]