1901
Census - RG 13/3266 and RG 13/3267
Registration Sub District of Matlock |
| Census transcripts for Matlock, Matlock Bath & District |
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31 March 1901 |
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- In 1901 Matlock and Matlock Bath were part of the Bakewell District.
- Transcripts cover the whole of Scarthin Nick, Matlock Bath,
Matlock Dale, Dale Road, Holt Lane, Snitterton Road, Crown
Square, Bank Road, Matlock Bank, Rutland Street, Allen Hill,
The Dimple, Smedley Street, Lime Tree Hill, Lime Grove Walk,
Chesterfield Road, Matlock Moor, Lumsdale, Bentley Bridge,
Matlock Cliff, Starkholmes, Riber, Willersley, Lea Bridge and
Smedley's Hydropathic Establishment - which are all indexed
by surname.
- The Enumeration Districts in the 1901 census are in the reverse
order from preceding census returns.
- Great care has been taken to identify several addresses in
Matlock Bath where the census entry is almost unreadable and
that information is only available on this website.
- 7834 names in the eight EDs & Book transcribed and on
this website.
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Description of the Enumeration Districts:
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Enumeration District 8
RG 13/3266
 folios 83-97
folios 97(cont)-111 |
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Smedley's not Included, although within
the boundary.
All that part of the Parish of Matlock situate on the North
Side of Bank Road, from the Centre of Matlock Bridge (the County
Bridge over the River Derwent) to Smedley Street, North Side
of Rutland Street and the top end of Wellington Street, and
all the houses on the lower side of Cavendish Street,
including Oldham House, Cherry Holt, Rock-side, Train Terminus,
Smith Road, Jackson Rd, The Dimple, Allen Hill, Gasworks,
part of Crown Square, and the New Town Hall
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Enumeration District 9
RG13/3266
folios 117-128
folios 129-142 |
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All that part of the Parish of Matlock within
the South Side of Bank Road and the junction of Wellington Street
with Cavendish Street. All houses on top side of Cavendish Street
to the Boundary of Darley starting from the same point at the
bottom of Bank Road by the Crown Hotel, all houses to the North
Side of Chesterfield Road to the boundary of Ashover. Also taking
in all houses on the South Side above the Yew Tree House, and
below the road leading from the Duke of Wellington Inn and the
Hurst Farm
including: The Moor, Cuckoostone, the Wold Farm, Oddfellow Terrace,
Duke of Wellington Inn, Poplar Cottage, Matlock House, Elm Tree
House, Smedley Memorial Hospital and Dalefield
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Enumeration
District 10
RG13/3267
folios 5-18 |
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All that part of the Parish of Matlock to
the West of the River Derwent : including Hall dale, Snitterton
Road, West Hills, Masson (part of), the Boat House, Holt Lane,
Old English Hotel, The Bank and Matlock Bridge Post Office.
Also: All that part of the Parish of Matlock to the East of
the River Derwent, on the South Side of Chesterfield Road to
the Foot Path from Tansley to Lime Tree Lane, and thence to
River Derwent including :- The Mount, Buxton Terrace, Yew Tree
House (or Cottage), Chesterfield House, Hurst Farm, House, Dean
Hill, The Alm House and part of Crown Square (top end of Hall
Leys)
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Enumeration
District 11
RG 13/3267
folios 22-36 |
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All that part of the Parish of Matlock situate on the South
Side of the Footpath leading from the back of Smuce Lane to
Matlock Cliff incuding all of Matlock Cliff from Sm Lane to
Matlock Green to West of Matlock Town to the Water Trough
above The Starkholmes Road
Also including the Rectory Duke William Inn Horse Shoe Lime
Tree House Cliff House Dean Hill Lodge Knowleston Place Stoney
Way Matlock Green
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Enumeration
District 12
RG 13/3267
folios 41-53 |
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All that part of the Parish of Matlock,
from the Water trough in Starkholmes Road taking a straight
line to the top side of Hill Top Farm, to the boundary of Tansley,
Lea, Cromford and Matlock Bath.
All that part of the Parish of Matlock, from the Water trough,
above the Star Inn in Starkholmes Road, taking in the houses
on Riber Side, on the Matlock Town side, below Riber Castle
to the road leading past Hearthstone to its junction with the
road leading past Hearthstone past Littlemoor to Lea, to the
boundary of Lea, Cromford and Matlock Bath including:-
Yew Tree Farm (Hadfields) and Beresford, Littlemoor, Boggart
House, High Leas, Low Leas, Lea Bridge, Bow Wood, Castle Top,
Wood End, Wood Seats, Willersley, Willersley Lane, Starkholmes,
Wards End and Matlock Bath Gas Works + also
All that part of the Parish of Matlock comprising Hearthstone
and Riber, including:- Hearthstone, Riber, Riber Castle, Riber
Hall and Riber Old Hall
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Enumeration
District 13
RG 13/3267
folios 57-64 |
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Form was not filled in in the normal way,
but the census covers that part of the Parish of Matlock which
includes Matlock Moor, Lumsdale, Bentley Bridge and Matlock
Cliff.
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Enumeration District 14
RG 13/3267
folios 68-79
folios 79-91 |
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All that portion of the Parish of Matlock
Bath to the West or South West of Holme Road, and footpath to
Scarthin Nick to Boundary of Cromford & Matlock including
Ember Farm, Chapel Hill, Scarthin Nick as far as, and including
the House occupied by Mr. Boden, Willersley Lodge, Glenorchy,
New Bath Hotel, Royal Hotel, Clifton Road, Masson House &
Mills, Midland Hotel & Temple Hotel
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Enumeration
District 15
RG 13/3267
folios 92-106 |
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All that part of the parish of Matlock Bath
from the Boundary of Matlock at the Limestone Quarries, to the
Ancient foot-path in Key-pasture Wood from Brunswood Villa to
the River Derwent. - Also: all that part of the Parish of Matlock
Bath, from the Ancient footpath in Key-Pasture Wood from Brunswood
Villa to the River Derwent, to the Centre of the Holme Road
and the foot path leading from thence to Bonsall.
[Enumerator has written the following parish details in the
reverse order from the way the entries are recorded in the census.
They are shown here as they appear, but on the ED transcript
they are given in the correct order to hopefully avoid confusion]
Civil Parish, Matlock Bath (part of) Ecl. Parish of St. Giles,
Matlock M.C. (part of):
All that part of the parish of Matlock Bath from the Boundary
of Matlock at the Limestone Quarries, to the Ancient foot-path
in Key-pasture Wood from Brunswood Villa to the River Derwent
including, Brunswood Villa; Brunswood Terrace, Dale Road, Riversdale,
Common Wood, St. John's Terrace, Harvey Dale, Cliff House and
Masson Farm.
Civil Parish, Matlock Bath (part of) Ecl. Parish Holy Trinity,
Matlock Bath (part of):
All that part of the parish of Matlock Bath from the Boundary
of Matlock at the Limestone Quarries, to the Ancient foot-path
in Key-pasture Wood from Brunswood Villa to the River Derwent
to the Centre of Holme Road, taking all houses on the Upper
Side of it, including Station Hotel, Midland Terrace, The Vicarage,
Upper Tower, Hope Terrace, Brunswood Road, Masson Road and Devonshire
Terrace.
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Enumeration
Book,
following on from ED 15
folios 109-114 |
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Enumeration Book For the Undermentioned Institution
Smedley's Hydropathic Company Limited
Hydropathic & Boarding Establishment
Matlock Bank |
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Transcripts by and © Ann Andrews from microfiche that were
held at the Family Record Centre, London.
With my very grateful thanks to the National Archives (formerly
the Public Record Office but now TNA), London.
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