page_title: Tibenham, Norfolk
section_title: Occupational structure
hierarchical_section_title: Tibenham, Norfolk / Population demographics / Occupational structure
caption_attribution_description: English: 1881 Census data
context_page_description: Tibenham is a village and civil parish located in the Depwade district of South Norfolk, England. The parish is 2 miles NW of Tivetshall railway station. It has a pub called The Greyhound
context_section_description: According to archived census data, in 1881 the population of the village measured at 707. With the southward shift in industry within the country, as well as a shift in career opportunities, it can be seen that Tibenham has since seen a decline in population with the 2011 census totalling to 494.
  The occupations that were available to the village in 1881 can be described as rural with most, if not all, occupations centring around the life and needs of the village community. A large majority of men were involved in agriculture. The total number of 142 includes occupations such as farmers, graziers as well as accounting for their sons, grandsons, brothers and nephews involved in the occupation. Other agricultural occupations included farm bailiff's, agricultural labourers, farm servants, cottagers and agricultural machine proprietors and attendants.
  According to the 1881 census females were involved in a select number of occupations, for example being largely involved in domestic services compared to men. Domestic services include domestic indoor servants and washing and bathing services. However a large majority of women were registered as part of an "unknown occupation".
caption: Occupational structure of Tibenham according to the 1881 Census.
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