Barbour households mapped in 1901

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Armstrong	numerous in Ulster, also Mayo/Sligo & Meath/Monaghan. Scottish. A famous Border name. Ir. Tréanlámhach. It can also be an anglicisation of Mac Thréinfhir and Ó Labhradha Tréan, q.v. SGG.
Barber	fairly numerous: E.Ulster and scattered. Has appeared since 13 cent, deriving from Norman "le Barbier". Synonymous with Barbour, q.v. MIF.
Barbour	fairly numerous: mainly E.Ulster. Also an Anglo-French derivation. This form most in use in early times. Many Ulster Barbours are of Scottish origin. MIF.

DEDs where Barbour and a second surname are found together

This list shows total 1901 Barbour households by county.
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Barbour heads of household in the 1901 census