1911 Scotland Census Scotlands People, 1911 LEITCH, THOMAS (Census 447/2 3/ 16) Parish: Markinch 1911 Scotland Census [Scotlandspeople.com] The 1911 census was taken on Sunday 2 April under provisions in the Census (Great Britain) Act 1910. The records were released on 5 April 2011 following the end of their 100 year closure period. There were new questions relating to fertility of marriage: on duration of marriage; the number of living children born to each marriage; and the number alive at the time of the census. There were changes to several others: categories for people with disabilities were revised and the introductory section to the third report on the 1911 census refers to the intended use of the terms as: lunatic - in cases where the infirmity had been acquired during life imbecile - in extreme cases where the infirmity had existed from birth or an early age feeble-minded - in milder cases where the infirmity had existed from birth or an early age.
1911 LEITCH, THOMAS (Census 447/2 3/ 16) 1911 Census Markinch Smithy Hill Cottage Thomas Leitch Head 33 Coal Miner Hewer Townhill Mary Ann Leitch Wife 32 Hamilton John Leitch Son 10 Wemyss William Leitch Son 8 Wemyss Thomas Leitch Son 7 Wemyss James Leitch Son 6 Wemyss Agnes Leitch Daughter 3 Wemyss Ann Leitch Daughter 2 Markinch Peter Leitch Son 5 Months Markinch
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