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Islington 1914

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1914
from August to December, but it is impossible to say what the number was.
At the time of the Census, however, the number of men of the military age—19
to 40 years—was 55,950, but there is no return to show how many of these
have joined the forces.

Table: Table I.Showing theEstimated Number of Personsliving inIslingtonat themiddle of 1914, at Nine Age Periods, and distinguishingMalesandFemales,together with theNumber of Persons at Census 1911.

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Table I.

Showing theEstimated Number of Personsliving inIslingtonat the

middle of 1914, at Nine Age Periods, and distinguishingMalesandFemales,together with theNumber of Persons at Census 1911.

Ages.	Males.	Females.	Persons.	Persons at Census 1911	Decrease.
0—5	16,922.	16,603	33,525	33,721	-196
5—15	29,075	28,975	58,050	58,390	-340
15—25	27,848	30,697	58,545	58,892	-347
25—35	27,314	30,377	57,691	58,032	-341
35—45	21,240	23,680	44,920	45,189	-269
45—55	15.529	17,626	33,155	33,350	-195
55—65	10,108	12,032	22,140	22,251	-111
65—75	5,393	7,442	12,835	12,914	-79
75 and upwards	1,539	3,096	4,635	4,664	-29
All ages	154,968	170,528	325,496	327,403	-1,907

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Table: Table I.Showing theEstimated Number of Personsliving inIslingtonat themiddle of 1914, at Nine Age Periods, and distinguishingMalesandFemales,together with theNumber of Persons at Census 1911.