Lincolnshire in 1841
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Boundaries based on data from GENUKI
Key
Analysis
Kays in census
Adjusted by area
Per 50000 of population
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This table shows the parishes with the most Kays. The three columns of figures give respectively the number of Kays, the total number of people in the township, and the number of Kays per 50,000 people in the population. Figures in brackets are the number of households. Click on the link under this table to close it.
Parish
Wapentake
Kays
Total
Per 50000
Billinghay
Langoe
37 (6)
1245 (253)
1486
Glentworth
Aslacoe
19 (3)
324 (60)
2932
Old Sleaford
Aswardhurn
16 (5)
334 (72)
2395
Boston
Skirbeck
10 (2)
2399 (502)
208
Swineshead
Kirton
8 (1)
1057 (234)
378
Crowle
Manley
7 (1)
919 (197)
381
Stickney
Bolingbroke
7 (1)
540 (104)
648
Sutton St Mary
Elloe
7 (2)
2005 (423)
175
North Forty Foot Bank
Kirton
6 (2)
343 (72)
875
Bardney
Wraggoe
6 (1)
659 (148)
455
The Different Spellings
The predominant spelling in Lincolnshire was ‘Key’. There was one family in Skirbeck spelt ‘Cay’, and a very small number of instances of ‘Kay’ and ‘Kaye’, evenly spread across the county and therefore with no discernible pattern. No attempt has been made to present these graphically.