Villiers family name history and map
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Villiers in 1911 Ireland
The 1911 Census recorded just 47 people named Villiers in Ireland: 23 men and 24 women.
Counties and map with Villiers in Ireland
Most Villierses were found in Antrim (13), with smaller numbers in Armagh (13), Dublin (7), Louth (7) and Limerick (5).
Villiers average age in 1911
The average Villiers in 1911 was 25.1 years old, though with only 47 people recorded, averages like this should be taken loosely.
Villiers literacy in 1911
Of the Villierses whose literacy was recorded, 78.3% could both read and write, 10.9% could read but not write, and 10.9% could do neither. Women came out slightly ahead, 87% reading and writing against 69.6% of men.
Villiers common first names
Among the Villierses were men named George (3), James (3), Albert, Alexander Lid and Bernard and women named Emily (2), Blanche, Bridget, Cecilia and Ellen.
Villiers occupations in 1911
The most common entry on a Villiers's census form was "Scholar"; 36.2% (17) were children at school. Among the rest, the most common occupations were farmer (8.5%), maid (4.3%), other maker / factory worker (4.3%) and clerk / office worker (2.1%).
What religion is Villiers?
The largest religious group among Villierses was Anglican, at 48.9%. The remainder were mostly Presbyterian (34%), Roman Catholic (14.9%) and Methodist (2.1%).
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Villiers statistics (1911)
Number: 47
Rank: 5,988
Average Age: 25
Villiers in the USA (2020)
Number: 199
Rank: 97,730
Note: If there were less than 100 in the USA census it may show as zero.
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