Census UK 1911 - Albert E Bridge and Family
1911 England Census - RG14 (2 APR 1911)
On 2 April 1911 (the night of the census) 36,070,492 people were returned as living in England and Wales – that’s 3,542,649 more people than at the time of the 1901 census.
The protest conducted by the Suffragettes during this census was done in two ways, either the woman (or her husband) did not fill out the census form, writing only her complaint on it, or they stayed away from the house the entire night of the census taking. In both cases details on women of these household will be missing from these records. The exact number who boycotted the census is not known, but it has been estimated at several thousand.
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