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The Census collects information every ten years about the characteristics of people and households in the country. It is used by central and local government, health authorities and many other organizations to allocate resources and plan services for everyone.

 

Lennoxtown Population 1841-1991

               

There is quite a substantial increase in population between 1931-1951. This may be partly explained by the opening Lennox Castle Hospital and the Kali Nail Works, which brought employment, and ultimately new residents to the village. The opening of Lennox-Castle Hospital alone in 1936 boosted the population considerably, with around 800 new employees and 1,200 patients.

The Lennoxtown population for 2001 was:  

 3773

Google Earth state the present population is: 4902.

As yet, have been unable to establish their source.

This figure seemed lower than expected, so was checked out at various sources. It can be confirmed by looking at the comparative population pages below. Click here to see comparison profiles.

 

 

Population of Campsie according to Nimmo's History of Stirlingshire

 

 

The great increase arose from the establishment of the Kincaid Print Works in 1785, Lennoxmill in late 1780's, the Alum Works in 1806, Glenmill, and Lillyburn printfield in 1831

 

Population of Campsie Parish in 1881 and 1891

 (as published by the Registrar-General)

 

Inhabited houses

Uninhabited houses

Houses Building

Males

Females

Total

Number of Rooms

 

1881

1891

1881

1891

1881

1891

1881

1891

1881

1891

1881

1891

1881

1891

Lennoxtown

693

636

96

106

 

 

1570

1391

1679

1447

3249

2838

1520

1401

Clachan

9

10

2

3

 

 

19

12

24

33

43

45

52

80

Haughhead

50

43

8

5

 

 

92

84

115

101

207

185

133

108

Glenmill

20

13

 

7

 

 

19

21

54

45

73

66

57

48

Milton

123

139

16

16

 

 

292

334

263

330

555

664

266

370

Mount of Glorat

18

18

4

 

 

 

42

50

41

47

83

97

36

47

Birdston

24

20

2

 

 

 

34

37

51

52

85

89

78

72

Torrance

113

95

13

27

 

 

230

191

266

189

496

380

227

216

East Balgrochan

11

7

1

4

 

 

32

11

28

12

60

23

27

16

West Balgrochan

24

19

1

10

3

 

64

43

64

43

128

86

58

45

Landward Districts

162

155

14

21

1

 

409

399

485

466

894

865

900

905

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Total

1247

1155

157

199

4

 

2803

2573

3070

2765

5873

5338

3354

3308

According to these statistics there is a drop in the Campsie population in 

1881, when the figure fell to :   5837

and a further drop in 1891 to : 5338

 

The population of Lennoxtown for those years: 1881 was  3249

                                                                                      1891 was 2838

 

Some Statistics of Campsie Parish

Year

Births

Marriages

Deaths

No of births in excess of deaths

Legitimate

Illegitimate

Total

1881

162

15

177

35

108

69

1882

165

11

176

32

120

56

1883

170

12

182

35

117

65

1884

168

13

181

28

101

80

1885

156

16

172

30

121

51

1886

165

15

180

45

121

59

1887

184

16

200

30

108

92

1888

167

8

175

33

111

64

1889

132

13

145

24

98

47

1890

154

13

167

26

107

60

1891

141

17

158

32

121

37

Total for 11 years

1764

149

1913

350

1233

680

Average each year

160

131/2

174

32

112

62

The average mortality per 1000 of population-

Basing on 5873 the census of 1881 is 19.07

Basing  "  5338              "           " 1891 is 20.98

The percentage of illegitimate births on the total number of births averages 7.51 for the period of 11 years.

 

Comparative population profile.jpg (127662 bytes) 

  Comparative Population profile, derived from Scotland's Census, April 29th 2001

 

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Comparative employment charts for Lennoxtown. Derived from Scotland's Census, April 2001

 

 

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