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1891 Census - Sunday 6th April
Information to be found on the 1891 Census
— Name of street or road, number or name of house
— Houses - Uninhabited building/Inhabited - tick box
— Name and surname of each person
— Relation to head of family
— Condition (married, single, widowed etc)
— Age
— Sex
— Profession or occupation
— Employer or Employed
— Neither employed or employer but working on own account
— Birthplace (town and county)
— Gaelic speaking or Gaelic and English speaking
— Whether 1. Deaf and Dumb 2. Blind 3. Lunatic, Imbecile or Idiot
— Number of rooms with one or more windows
Street Index Books for 1891
The street index books for the main towns and cities in Scotland have been digitised. To view the books simply click on the town or city which are listed below.
These books make it easy to find the registration district and enumeration book details for an address. The streets are arranged alphabetically and the bookmarks allow you to navigate your way through the book.
If you cannot find an address, the street may not have existed in 1891.
Street Indexes:
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— Aberdeen
— Ayr
—
Barvas, Carloway, Lochs, Stornoway & Uig
—
Bothwell and Holytown
—
Cambusnethan
—
Dalziel
— Dundee
—
Dunfermline
— Edinburgh
— Glasgow
— Greenock
— Hamilton
— Hawick
— Inverness
— Kilmarnock
—
Kirkcaldy
— Montrose
— New Monkland
— Old Monkland
— Paisley
— Perth
—
Shotts, Calderhead & Cadder
Entry for Alexander Fleming
This is the 1891 Census entry for Alexander Fleming who was to become famous for his discovery of penicillin (click to enlarge).

