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WEBSTER’S CENSUS
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Stirling Shire Extent Number of Number of Inhabitants
igs
Brot. Over
Gargunnock
Killearn
Kilsyth
Larbert
Muiravonside
Polmont
Slamannan
Stirling
St. Ninians
Strathblane
Total
Clackmanan Shire
i
16751
956
959
1395
1864
1539
1094
1209
3951
6491
797
16759
956
959
1395
1864
1539
1094
1209
3951
6491
797
3351$
191i
191*
279
372*
307*
218*
241*
790*
1298*
159f
8 37006 87014 7402*
Alloa
Clackmanan
Dollar
Tillicoultry
Total
5814 5816 1163*
1913 1913 382f
517 517 103*
757 757 151*
9001 9003 1800*

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