When did census start in South Australia?

When did census start in South Australia?

January 1841
The census taken in January 1841 was the earliest information collated about the number of residents in South Australia.

What census years are available in Australia?

The first Commonwealth census was taken in 1911; after that in 1921, 1933, 1947, 1954, 1961 and from then on, every five years. Full reports of the censuses from 1911 – 1971 and 1981 – 1991 can be found online at the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS).

Does Australia have census records?

Included data collections: 1828 New South Wales, Australia Census (Australian Copy) 1828 New South Wales, Australia Census (TNA Copy) 1841 New South Wales, Australia, Census. 1891 New South Wales, Australia Census Free Index.

Is the Australian census available online?

Census Data Online provides access to data from the 2006, 2001 and 1996 Censuses of Population and Housing. Historical Censuses (Pre 1996) provides access to digitised census publications.

Who were the first settlers in South Australia?

Hindmarsh arrived in South Australia in 28 December 1836, with a fleet of ships carrying the first British settlers for the colony. The ships in the fleet included the Cygnet (carrying Colonel William Light’s surveyors), Africaine, Tam O’Shanter, Rapid, and HMS Buffalo (carrying Hindmarsh).

Can I look up census information?

You can search by name, browse by place, or locate an exact page if you have the full census reference. Read section 11 for information on using census references. Depending on the census year, and the site, other search options may be available.

Can you fill out the census online?

Households can fill out the census either on paper or online. Each household will receive the census in the mail, and a secure 16-digit access code can be found on the paper copy. Those who wish to fill out the census online can navigate to the census website and input their secure access code to begin the process.