Hebden Census 1921

The 1921 Census was the ninth of the current series, and took place on 19th June 1921. In contrast with the 1911 Census, in this census it was only required to say how many living children the respondent was responsible for, and their ages. More attention was also paid to the respondent's occupation. This transcription is very partial, as the census records are only available for a fee, and are only added as they become available to the transcriber.

There is one page per household in the Hebden census returns, with the addresses of each household being recorded on a separate schedule. The first two digits of the reference number gives the household identity, and the second two digits give the entry number for the household. The population of Hebden, including 65 guests at the CHA Guest House was 331, in 77 households.

This will be the last published census until the 1951 census. The 1931 census records were all destroyed in a fire, and there was no census undertaken in 1941. The 1939 Register is an incomplete census that was undertaken in preparation for the war.