Omagh Town through time | Historical Statistics on Learning & Language

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Literacy by Gender

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Data for 1841	Sex
Whether able to read & write	Male	Female
Able to read & write	664	443
Able to read but not write	227	275
Unable to read or write	371	577

Data for 1851	Sex
Whether able to read & write	Male	Female
Able to read & write	741	553
Able to read but not write	218	419
Unable to read or write	311	500

Data for 1861	Sex
Whether able to read & write	Male	Female
Able to read & write	942	690
Able to read but not write	249	484
Unable to read or write	307	451

Date	Source
1841	1841 Census of Ireland, Report, Table 1 , 'General table'
1851	1851 Census of Ireland, General, Table 1 , 'General Table.'
1861	1861 Census of Ireland, General, Table 1 , 'Showing by baronies, parishes, and towns, the area, population, number of houses and families, occupations, religious profusions, and education'

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All persons of working age (12 or above in 1921), categorised by gender and the system of 31 occupational 'Orders' used by the 1921 Census of Population (we exclude Order 32 which covered the retired or otherwise unoccupied).

Omagh Town : Literacy by Gender

Literacy by Gender