Gleasure family name history and map

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Gleasure in 1911 Ireland

The 1911 Census recorded just 43 people named Gleasure in Ireland: 25 men and 18 women.

Counties with Gleasure in Ireland

Most Gleasures were found in Cork (21), with smaller numbers in Kerry (21) and Dublin (1).
Surname distribution map, 1911 census

Gleasure average age in 1911

The average Gleasure in 1911 was 33.6 years old, though with only 43 people recorded, averages like this should be taken loosely.

Gleasure literacy in 1911

Of the Gleasures whose literacy was recorded, 95.3% could both read and write, 0% could read but not write, and 4.7% could do neither.

Gleasure common first names

Among the Gleasures were men named James (4), Peter (4), Adam Thomas (2), George (2) and John (2) and women named Annie (3), Mary (3), Anne, Catherine and Catherine Anne.

Gleasure occupations in 1911

The most common occupation among Gleasures was farmer, 37.2% of them (16 people). Next came scholar / student (25.6%), clergy / religious (2.3%), publican / hotel worker (2.3%) and retired / pensioner (2.3%).

What religion is Gleasure?

Most Gleasures, 69.8%, were Roman Catholic. The remainder were mostly Anglican (30.2%).

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Gleasure statistics (1911)

Number: 43
Rank: 6,301
Average Age: 34

Gleasure in the USA (2020)

Number: 0
Rank: 0

Note: If there were less than 100 in the USA census it will show as zero. 

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37 people in 1911

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