The Cuxton censuses for 1841, 1861, 1881 and 1901. This parish alone of the eight in the project maintained a steady population.
The Frindsbury censuses for 1841, 1861 and 1881
The Strood censuses for 1841, 1861 and 1881.
With some 15,000 names the Strood and Frindsbury 1901 censuses are too unwieldy for this project in a single table.
Aylesford is one of the largest parishes in the group and incorporates differing areas.
Burham was transformed following the building of Thomas Cubitt's brick and cement works in 1852-5, later the Burham Brick, Lime & Cement Co.
The growth in the population is due to the presence of the Lime and Cement Works in the parish which William Peters established in the 1850s and 18
The Hook family came to Snodland in 1854 as the new owners of the paper mill.
Hilton, Anderson and Company set up a new lime works at Halling in 1873 and their cement works there called Halling Manor dates from 1878.
Halling railway station was opened on 1 March 1890, much later than the adjacent stations at Cuxton and Snodland. This view is pre-1914.
