St. Andrews Records

The Streets

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  WJ Joyce and T. Mason, ’Asylum Yard, Monk’s Court”, c.1913. Image courtesy of Royal Society ofAntiquaries Ireland.

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  WJ Joyce and T. Mason, ‘Magenniss's Court off Townsend St”, c.1913. Image courtesy of Royal Society of Antiquaries Ireland.

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  WJ Joyce and T. Mason, ’Barry’s Yard, off Townsend St”, c.1913. Image courtesy of Royal Society ofAntiquaries Ireland.

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  WJ Joyce and T. Mason, ’General View of yard, Morgan’s Cottages, Power’s Court”, c.1913. Image courtesy of Royal Society of Antiquaries Ireland.

Working Life

These graphs are based on a sample of 202 students whose parents’ occupations were listed in one of St. Andrew’s register books from 1911, which we cross-referenced these with the 1911 census. These two graphs visualize some of this data. The first one breaks down by category the different occupations that students’ parents held in 1911 based on the census. As the most common occupation listed was labourer, we broke down the different types of labourer listed in this second graph.

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  List of Occupations

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  Percentage of Labour Occupations

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