Burma: Census of India 1901 Vol. I - Khamkoo

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lxx APPENDICES. Comparative Statement of the estimated population of igoo and non-Synchronous Census of igoi. No.
— APPENDICES. Ixxi 3. The actual numbering of the houses and preliminary enumeration, in lead pencil Preliminary work. ? n ^ han P a P er > began in December and was completed in the more backward charges about the middle of February, the provisional totals being received on the 18th of February. Every charge was visited by the undersigned and general personal supervision and check of the work exercised up till the 27th February, the date fixed for the cessation of enumeration. 4. Twenty-eight per cent, of the enumeration by the Chiefs was checked by the six local Check and final work. .men enjoyed (referred to in paragraph 2 above) in addition to the personal check by undersigned. After the actual enumeration was at an end, the interest flagged when the labour of copying on to the standard schedules began. The labour, entailing entries against over 200,000 souls, was immense. In two charges (Mong Hsu and Mong Sang) the schedules had to be written up in lead pencil, the local officials being backward at the use of the pen. A durbar was held by His Honour the Lieutenant-Governor in March at Taunggyi and during the absence of the Chiefs from their States till about the middle of April the underlings rested, the result being that the final schedules were only completed on the 8th May. 5. On the whole the Census figures in population are fairly trustworthy, considering the Value vast area of tlie div i si°n of returns > the a g enc y employed, and the paucity of reliable check. Practically it was only after the receipt of the provisional totals that leisure was found for detailed criticism of the entries in the village lists. What corrections could be made were then ordered, but most of the work is according to the lights of the local enumerators. The particulars under the "occupation " columns are the weakest items in the schedules, the average local comprehension of what was wanted having been very vague. The " birthplace " column raised considerable difficulties and in the schedules the entries " Shau country " or otherwise only are shown. The ages naturally amongst such primitive people are somewhat approximate, and it is feared that column 16 has been used sparingly. 6. There was no opposition on the part of the people to the taking of the Census. The various indigenous races comprising the population are described in the Upper Burma Gazetteer. From Captain G. Drage, Assistant Political Officer, Kengtung, to the Superintendent and Political Officer, Southern Shan States,—No. 71, dated Camp, the 30th April 1901. I HAVE the honour to submit my report on the Census of the Kengtung State, together with the charge summary. The schedule books, together with the circle summaries attached to the respective circles, were despatched from Kengtung on the 20th April by the Head Clerk. Before my departure on the 9th March from the civil post at Kengtung, I had personally checked all the Shan paper Census schedules on which the Census was first entered. I checked all the village abstracts which were entered on the last page of the Shan paper schedules of each village. These village abstracts I myself entered in the office copies of the circle summaries and circle totals in the charge summary now attached. On the 6th March I wired the Census provisional totals as follows : " Houses 37,171, total "persons 190,169, males 96,461, females 93,708, monasteries being reckoned as two " nouses." * * * * * From after the 25th March, when the Enumerators began to come in with their Shan paper schedules, the Burman Supervisor, assisted by nine Shan clerks and 57 Enumerators, was busy, occupied in copying from the Shan paper schedules on to the printed schedules as well as writing out the village names on the printed circle summaries and entering the village and circle figures from my manuscript lists taken as described above from the Shan paper schedules. * * * * * ^ Census in I. the Kengtung State. Preparatory -work. * * * * # 1 In October the Sawbwa's revenue-collecting officials went out from Kengtung, and were ordered by the Sawbwa, after being instructed by me, to give house numbers to every house in the villages, village numbers and circle numbers. By the middle of January these officials returned stating they had done as directed and they gave a total of 35,490 houses in the State as the result of their revenue and enumeration visit.
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