1901 Census, Donegal Town RIC Barracks

Census Of Ireland, 1901

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This census extract was submitted by Sharon. Her great grandfather is no. 8, Thomas Coyle who, served in the RIC for 28 years.

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Form H – Return of Military, R.I. Constabulary or Metropolitan Police, in Barracks. No. on Form B. 28

County, Donegal Parliamentary Division, South Donegal Poor Law Union, Donegal District Electoral Division, Donegal Townland, Donegal Parliamentary Borough, City, Urban District, Donegal Town or Village, Donegal Street, The Diamond

GENERAL RETURN of the Officers, Non-Commissioned Officers, Privates, and others who were Quartered in the Royal Irish Constabulary Barrack of Donegal on the Night of Sunday, the 31^st of March, 1901, and of those who arrived on Monday, the 1^st of April, who were not enumerated elsewhere.

NUMBER	Initial Letters of Christian Name or Names and of Surname		RANK	RELIGIOUS PROFESSION	EDUCATION	AGE	OCCUPATION	MARRIAGE	WHERE BORN	IRISH LANGUAGE
NUMBER	Christian Name	Surname	State the particular Rank or Occupation. (Note – In the case of Military, the Title of the Corps should also be entered in this column)	State here the particular Religion, or Religious Denomination, to which each person belongs. (Members of the Protestant Denominations should not be described by the vague term “Protestant” but by the name of the particular Church Denomination, or Body, to which they belong, should be entered.)	Whether he can “Read and Write” can “Read only, or “Cannot Read”.	Years on last Birth-day	State the particular Profession, Trade, or other Employment of each Person before Enlistment or appointment.	Whether “Married” or “Widower” or “Not Married”	If in Ireland, state in what county or City; if elsewhere, state the name of the County	Write the word “IRISH” in the initials of each person who speaks IRISH only, and the words “IRISH and “ENGLISH” opposite the initials of those who can speak both languages. In other cases no entry should be made in this column
1	J.	P.	Sergeant	Roman Catholic	Read & Write	42	Farmers son	Married	Cork	Irish & English
2	W.M.	C.	Acting Sergeant	Church of Ireland	Do-	39	Farmers son	Married	Armagh
3	J.	P.	Constable	Church of Ireland	Do-	39	Farmers son	Married	Down
4	J.	C.	Constable	Roman Catholic	Do-	34		Single	Mayo	Irish & English
5	S.	G.	Constable	Presbyterian	Do-	32	Farmers son	Single	Tyrone
6	S.	D.	Constable	Roman Catholic	Do-	32	Farmers son	Single	Roscommon
7	T.W.	W.	Constable	Church of Ireland	Do-	29	Farmers son	Single	Fermanagh
8	T.	C.	Constable	Roman Catholic	Do-	28	Farmers son	Single	Mayo	Irish & English
9	M.	Mc.	Constable	Roman Catholic	Do-	26	Farmers son	Single	Cavan

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