What was the population of England in 1776?

By 1776, England (and all Britain) was in the early stages of the phenomena called later “the Population Revolution”, in which English population was almost tripled from 5.9 millions in 1750 to 16. read more

23 May – first purpose-built Freemasons' Hall in England opened in London to a design by Thomas Sandby. 8 June – American Revolution: Battle of Trois-Rivières – the invading American Continental Army is driven back at Trois-Rivières, Quebec. read more

In 1776, the estimated population of the United Kingdom was 12.9million people. As of 2013, the estimated population of the UK is63.2 million. read more

The first link below gives estimates of English population as 6.4 million in 1770, increasing to 8 million by 1790 and 9.2 million by 1801. The United States had an estimated 2.5 million residents in 1776, 3.93 million at the first census in 1790, and 5.24 million in 1800. read more