1911 Census of Limerick, Ireland

Extracted by Myra Britt from The National Archives of Ireland.

Note: Explainations of some of the abbreviations used; Cong. = Congregationalist; Chr/Bre = Christian Brethern; Ch./Ire. = Church of Ireland; R. Catholic = R Catholic; Ch/Sc. = Christian Scientist; Presb. = Presbyterian; Epis. = Episcopalian; Chr./Ch. = A Christian Belongs to Church; R-W = Can Read and Write; R = Read only; W = Can Write; Can't R-W = Cannot Read or Write; Can't R = Cannot Read; Can't W = Cannot Write; BU = Belfast Urban; N-Law = in Law; Dau. N-Law = Daughter in Law; G- = Grand (i.e. G-Son = Grand Son). Other abbreviations and additional information noted by [*] are explained in pop-up text when cursor is place over the table cell.

The following census entries are organized alphabetically by (1) SURNAME GROUPS, then(2) by LOCATION. Please note that “given names” are within family groups.

SURNAME	FORENAME	TOWNLAND /STREET	DED District Electoral Division	AGE	SEX	BIRTHPLACE	OCCUPATION	RELIGION	LITERACY	IRISH LANGUAGE	RELATION TO HEAD	MARITAL STATUS	SPECIFIED ILLNESSES	YEARS MARRIED	CHILDREN
															BORN	LIVING
Coombe	W	Mulgrave St. *	Limerick *	25	M	England	Fitter and Turner	Church of England	R-W			Single
Coomey	John	Bosnetstown	Kilfinnane	50	M	Limerick	Labourer	R. Catholic	R-W	English	Head	Married		1
Coomey	Ellen	Bosnetstown	Kilfinnane	35	F	Limerick		R. Catholic	R-W	English	Wife	Married		1
Coomey	Bridget	Bosnetstown	Kilfinnane	35	F	Limerick		R. Catholic	R-W	English	Sister	Single