1911 United Kingdom census boycotters

• Laura Ainsworth, 38 other women and one man sought to hide in Jezreel's Tower in Gillingham, Kent, but they were betrayed and still counted by census officials.
• Rhoda Anstey: participated on behalf of the Anstey College of Physical Education, which she had founded in 1897
• Helen Archdale: hosted a mass census boycott party with Adela Pankhurst
• Minnie Baldock
• Inez Bensusan: member of the Actresses' Franchise League who performed during a mass evasion party
• Rosa May Billinghurst
• Mary Blathwayt
• Nina Boyle: wrote "No Votes. No Census. Votes for Women" on her census form
• Georgina Brackenbury: hosted an evasion party for 25 women and 1 man.
• Marie Brackenbury: hosted an evasion party for 25 women and 1 man. Wrote on the census form: "Miss Marie Brackenbury in charge takes this opportunity of registering her protest against the votelessness of the women of Great Britain by refusing to fill in this form."
• Constance Bryer
• Florence Canning
• Joan Cather and her husband
• Joseph Clayton
• Annie Coultate
• Ellen Crocker
• Hilda Dallas
• Irene Dallas
• Emily Davison: hid in the House of Commons and was thus registered as an 'occupant' of the Palace of Westminster and enumerated in Parliament.
• Charlotte Despard
• Lillian Dove-Willcox: organised the boycott in Trowbridge
• Flora Drummond
• Bessie Drysdale: wrote on her form: “as the Government refuses me a vote and as I am not therefore recognised as a citizen, I refuse to perform the duties of one in giving the information required by the Government”
• Florence Earengey
• Dorothy Evans: organised parties for census boycotters in Birmingham
• Millicent Fawcett
• Ada Flatman
• Florence Gertrude de Fonblanque
• Eva Gore-Booth
• Kate Harvey
• Alice Hawkins
• Vera Holme
• Clemence Housman
• Laurence Housman: advertised the boycott in several writings
• Edith How-Martyn
• Elsie Howey: refused to be enumerated and wrote "Votes for Women" on her form
• Maud Joachim
• Violet Key Jones: organised the suffragette boycott in York
• Helena Jones
• Annie Kenney: organised the census boycott in Bristol
• Lilian Lenton
• Marion Mackenzie
• Mildred Mansel: hired 12 Lansdowne Crescent in Bath to be used by the 35 local census evaders
• Katherine "Kitty" Marshall
• Muriel Matters
• Eleanora Maund
• Winifred Mayo
• Decima Moore
• Ethel Moorhead
• Clara Neal: stayed overnight in a sea cave on the Gower Peninsula
• Henry Nevinson
• Margaret Nevinson and an undetermined number of other women documented their reasons for refusal
• Frances Olive Outerbridge
• Adela Pankhurst
• Christabel Pankhurst
• Emmeline Pankhurst
• Emmeline Pethick-Lawrence
• Frederick Pethick-Lawrence, 1st Baron Pethick-Lawrence
• Dorothy Pethick
• Mary Phillips (suffragette): wrote on her form "NO VOTE NO CENSUS. Posterity will know how to judge the Government if it persists in bringing about the falsification of national statistics instead of acting on its own principles and making itself truly representational of the people"
• Emily Phipps: stayed overnight in a sea cave on the Gower Peninsula
• Catherine Pine
• Ellen Pitfield
• Aileen Preston
• Katherine Raleigh
• Edith Rigby
• Elizabeth Robins
• Bertha Ryland
• Lavena Saltonstall
• Alice Schofield
• Evelyn Sharp (suffragist) and other census resisters
• Isabel Giberne Sieveking: the enumerator wrote on her return: "Husband had left the town when I called and the wife, who is a suffragette, refused to sign as correct"
• Sophia Duleep Singh
• Ethel Smyth
• Jessie Stephenson: organised the census boycott in Manchester
• Frances Swiney
• Violet Tillard: wrote on the household census form: “No Vote No Census. Should women become persons in the eye of the law this session - full information will be forwarded”
• Aethel Tollemache
• Alice Vickery
• Jessey Wade
• Ethel Williams (physician)
• Lilian Wolfe
• Rose Lamartine Yates
• Israel Zangwill