1841 Wavendon and Aspley Guise in the Census
After the enactment of the Population Act of 1840, the national census of 1841 recorded the occupants of every household on the night of Sunday, 6th June. This differed from the previous anonymous censuses (which had only collected basic statistics) and was the first to record information about the individual members of the household by name. It formed the model for all subsequent censuses up the present day, although each has changed slightly to expand the range of questions.
As now, the census forms were delivered to every household a few days before the event. These were to be completed by the householder and collected by the enumerator the next day. The Act had also created an offence of failure to comply with the demand to complete the form or providing false information and those not complying could be penalised with a fine. To assist, the enumerator could help in the completion of the form if the householder was illiterate.
This census recorded people’s names, age, sex, occupation and if they were born in the same county as their residence, or if they were born anywhere other than England and Wales. Children under 15 were to have their age recorded exactly, while those over 15 were rounded down to the nearest 5 years. So someone aged 63 should be recorded as 60. However, not all enumerators followed this instruction (such as the Aspley Guise one!) and some exact ages were recorded.
I have transcribed the entries for the parishes of Wavendon in Bucks. and Aspley Guise in Beds. in their entirety. Parts of both these parishes were later taken to become the modern parish of Woburn Sands, Bucks. At this time, Aspley Heath (now a separate parish in Beds.) and an area called “Woburn Sands” were recorded under Aspley Guise, whilst the area called “Hogsty End” was part of Wavendon.
You won’t find many street names you would recognise nor any house numbering at that time. This is the full list of locations used in the census of Wavendon: Church End; Cross End; Eagle House, Lower End; Lower End and Hogsty End. A bit more detail appeared in the Aspley Guise one: Woburn Lane; Pigs Park; West Street; Woburn Sands; Aspley Heath; Weathercock Lane; Mill House; Mount Pleasant; New Town; Crawley Street; Aspley House; East Street; Bell Inn; High Street; High Street School; Church Street; Rectory; Manor Farm, Hayfield Farm; Aspley Hall; Water Hall and Salford Ford.
In order to make this a bit more interesting than just a list of names, I’ve tried to find some information about the local population in the newspapers of 1841. Of course it was only the misdemeanours and exceptions occurrences that made it into the papers, so the following makes it look like Aspley was a den of thieves and poachers, but I think it had less crime than many villages. Here are some of the reports from that year:
John McHugh, constable no.34 of the Bedfordshire Rural Police, who lived in Aspley, saw one Kitty Ruttley leaving Mrs. Smith’s house (Aspley House) with a jug of broth. Kitty said Mrs. Smith had given it to her, but refused to be taken to Mrs. Smith to corroborate her story. The policeman then searched Kitty’s mothers house and found many items of clothing, towels, linen as well as jewellery and some china dishes that had been taken from Mrs. Smith. In Court, Mrs. Smith’s daughter said Kitty had been dismissed just before Christmas after 20 years’ service. The Northampton Mercury, 16th January report concludes “Mr. Byles [Kitty’s solicitor] made an ingenious defence for the prisoner, and the jury returned a verdict of Not Guilty.”
I can’t imagine Kitty would have been very popular in the village after that. The only Rutley family in the census are listed under New Town – Johanna, 80 and Sarah 40. Perhaps Kitty had moved away by the time they took everyone’s details.
Also on 16th January, the Bucks Herald reported the death of Mrs. Mary Wright, widow of the late Head of Aspley School, at her son’s house in Drayton Parslow. They had run the Classical Academy school together from 1780 until William’s death in 1807, then Mary ran it with help from others until 1821. Since then, it had been run by Rev. Richard Pain, who was advertising the school in the same Bucks Herald on January 23rd:

The Pain family appear spread over two residences with his 56 pupils and other employees. This was at Guise House on Church Street. [A page about the School is available on this website.]
The policeman John McHugh had his hands full in February when a bare-knuckle prize fight took place in Hulcote. The locations of these events were kept as secret as possible until the last minute to avoid the law, but word would spread quickly when it was arranged. At the resultant court case after, McHugh gave evidence: “I was informed that a prize fight would take place at Hulcote; went there… and the fight was then going on… more than 300 persons were present. The Rev. Edward Orlebar Smith, a magistrate, came there about 10 minutes after me and read the Riot Act, after having given the notice, as loud as he could but the people hissed and hooted, and would not hear him. told the people to hear him, for he was a magistrate, but they kept on hooting. Mr. Smith was then on horseback, but dismounted alter this, and attempted to get into the ring to try to stop the fight, and I went with him, but the mob prevented us going into the ring, and held us back; however succeeded in taking up the ropes and cutting them, but they were as quickly joined again by the people…”
Rev. Joshua Cautley, of Broughton, Bucks., also testified: “l heard of the fight on Tuesday, and rode to the spot; I was charged by the constable to aid and assist in preventing the fight then going on. I went into the ring and seized hold of one of the combatants, Edward Adams, and desired them to leave off; the people then took the combatants to a carriage, and apparently the fight was over. I was pushed against the ropes, and whilst there the prisoner, [and opponent] James Burke, endeavoured to force me out, and gave me a gentle blow; he then seized me by the leg to throw me over the ropes. At the suggestion of others, I then retired from the ring; this occurred before the arrival of Mr. Smith who read the Riot Act. I mounted my horse and fetched Mr. Smith myself. I should say there were more than 500 persons present.”
One fighter, Edward Adams, seems to have got clean away, but James ‘Deaf’ Burke was held to answer charges at the forthcoming assizes. You don’t get away with trying the throw a vicar out of a boxing ring by his leg! He had spent two years fighting in America, but had come home and it was now the twilight of his career. He died penniless, of tuberculosis, in 1845.
The next person was also captured by the law if not the census. Thomas Daniel of Aspley Guise was convicted at the Woburn Petty Sessions in January of using a snare to take game on the day after Boxing Day the previous year and sentenced to six weeks’ hard labour when he could not pay the 10s. fine and 20s. costs. There is a 25-year-old Louisa Daniel living with her son, aged one, living in “Woburn Sands”. Was this his family and Thomas out snaring that night or doing another stint in gaol? Or was he the Thomas Daniels, 36, of East Street, Aspley Guise?
The Bucks Gazette, reporting on the March Petty Sessions at Woburn, said William Peters of Aspley had been summoned by George Heath, aged 15, for assaulting him. Heath had herded his fathers’ sheep through Mr. Peters’ field, but instead of doing so quickly, he had loitered about for 30 minutes and allowed his sheep to eat Peters’ clover. Once in their own field, Heath left the gate open and the sheep went back into Peters’ field again. When Peters complained about this, Heath was “very saucy” to him, so Peters hit him with his stick and took the sheep to the pound. When a witness, Henry Page, (of West Street, Aspley?) confirmed this, the case was dismissed and Heath charged 9d. in costs. I cannot find a William Peters in the census, but a George Heath (14) appears listed at this parents’ house under “Hogsty End”.
Land – the ownership of it and access through it – was always contentious on Aspley Heath. Originally owned by the Duke of Bedford and Francis Moore, they had had no interest in the area around Sandy Lane and what would become Church Road, as it was too undulating to be used for good farm land. Gradually, poor people carved off sections of it, fencing off small areas and building basic cottages to live in. This seemed to be ignored by the landowners to start with, but when they finally took notice and the authorities came knocking, the squatters families all claimed they had been there for so long that they could claim the right of Adverse Possession. This led to a court case at the Bedfordshire Lent Assizes, before Lord Chief Justice Tindell, kt, with the sexton & clerk of Aspley Guise, Mr. Hutton, trying to claim rights to the land the squatters were now on. The case was heard as HUTTON v. PERRY. The Bucks Gazette report of it on 20th March:
“Mr. Andrews and Mr. Gunning appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. Byles and Mr. O’Malley for the defendant. This was an action to try the right of the defendant and others to enclosures they had made on Aspley Heath, in Aspley parish. The plaintiff claimed a right of pasturage and to cut fuel on the heath, as an owner and occupier in the parish.
Hutton, parish clerk and sexton, recollects 16 years ago, cutting down plantations on the heath.
Cross-examined by Mr. Byles – Isaac Perry enclosed No.1, about 1801, Perry dug a ditch round it, Perry hedged the bank with part of firs and bushes; as far as I know it has continued from that time to this; the ditch was not three feet deep; he did not hold it till he died. William Perry had part; cannot say whether he now occupies the whole; knew John Pie built a hovel next the road on No.2, about 1810; do not know when he enclosed it, but he had it; the hovel was built after 1805; John Pie had lot 2 five or six years, the enclosure does not exist now as it did in Pie’s time; the hovel was pulled down; there is no alteration.
Mr. Hanscomb, of Aspley, and Mr. Cook and Mr. Cleaver of Hanslope, who left Aspley in 1829, were examined.
Mr. Byles set up in defence an adverse possession for more than 20 years, which he rested on the evidences of the witnesses called to prove the plaintiff’s case, and declined to call any evidence on his own side, being content with the evidence obtained in the cross examination.
The judge, at great length, in summing up, explained the law and commented on the evidence. The jury retired, and in half an hour delivered a verdict for the plaintiffs. Damages one half-penny.”
The authorities had won this case, but with damages awarded of a seemingly-insignificant ½d., it was far from conclusive and further cases would be heard in the future. There are six households of Hutton’s in the censuses here, with the males all farmers, labourers or carpenters by trade. The Perry family was very extensive in the area – 42 individuals with that surname locally. A book about them – “The Perrys of Aspley Guise” – was written by the late Joyce Perry.
The Cambridge Independent Press reported that Mr. R. E. White of Aspley Guise had been elected as a member of the Royal Agricultural Society during March. This must have been Richard White of Hayfield Farm.
Whilst one Hutton was the sexton and parish clerk, another had a more criminal career. James Hutton of Aspley was sent to the Bedford House of Correction for three months in April for having a gun and killing game without a permission certificate (Northampton Mercury, 24th April) but a much better description of the events followed on 1st May. Even though the love of his life gave him an alibi, it wasn’t enough:
“Game. Jas. Hutton, Aspley Guise, appeared to answer a summons served on him for trespassing in search of game, in the Manor Meadow, at Aspley Guise, the 11th of April, Sunday morning. The charge was clearly proved by John Abbott who said he was in a field adjoining the meadow, and heard a gun go off; that he immediately afterwards saw a hare run through the hedge, and the defendant with a gun looking after it. Defendant said in his defence that he was not out the whole of the morning. He called Martha Burtt who said she was on a visit to the defendant’s and sat up with him all night, and that she was sure he was not out at the time. She said she was going to be married to the defendant. This man having been several times before convicted of the same offence, was ordered to pay £5 and 18s. 6d. costs. In default of payment he was committed to prison for three mouths’ hard labour.”
The Bucks Gazette added that the offence took place on William Warr’s land and John Abbott was the gamekeeper for Sir Hugh Hoare.
Immediately following that report is another land dispute in Aspley Heath involving Hutton the parish clerk and this time centred on an old fullers earth pit. The authorities were getting more exasperated with the squatters building on the Heath and it seems Perry was re-using old mine materials to build a house.
“SINGULAR ASSAULT CASE. Wm. Perry of Aspley Guise was brought before the bench and charged by Robert Crute of the same place with assaulting him.
Robert Crute: On the 14th April I was employed by John Hutton, of Aspley Guise, to fill up a pit from which fuller’s earth had been dug. When I began digging to fill it in, William Perry came and caught hold of me, threatening to throw me into the pit. I got the better him in the struggle, or am quite sure he would have thrown me in.
John Hutton, of Aspley Guise: I employed Crute to fill in a fuller’s earth pit at Aspley Heath. Several persons have been unlawfully building houses, and enclosing around the Heath. I entered an action against the prisoner with several others; it was tried at the last March Assizes, and he obtained a verdict. I saw the defendant take hold of Crute round the waist, and swear he would throw him into it.
William Perry said in his defence, that the fuller’s earth pit in question had been in the occupation of James Goodall, of Aspley Guise, a number years; that Goodall had given him leave to take out the timbers, and bricks. That he had been doing so several days previous. That on the day in question he was other-ways employed, but hearing that they were filling in the pit, he went to it, and saw Hutton superintending filling it in with the bricks he had been working so hard for several days to get out, that with a feeling of vexation at the time went and sat down on the bricks, saying no more should be thrown into the pit; that Crute came and sat on them by his side; that at Hutton’s continued orders, “throw them in,” he again commenced pulling the bricks from under him, when a scuffle ensued. That he could solemnly swear the expression was sworn he had used never escaped his lips, but that he repeatedly begged of them to give him time remove them; that he even, with others assisting him began to throw them into a ditch belonging to Mr. Dennison, and they were fetched back, and put into the pit, and all he could hear from Hutton was “throw them in, throw them in.” That Hutton seeing his son with the rope, and rollers he had been extricating the timbers and bricks with, chopped them in several places with a small hatchet. He also added that he would commence immediately, if they would allow him time, although it would be the ruin him pulling down his house; where he had lived for a great many years, and his father before him, and he hoped, if he had done wrong, the bench would consider his case, and the conduct of Hulton, and deal as leniently as they could wish him.
William Mabley and Ann Cox, who were ordered to leave the room during the evidence of the witnesses, were called in, and in a very straight forward manner fully corroborated every statement of the defence. The bench, after short consultation, dismissed the case, ordering the plaintiff to pay the costs, but at the same time reprimanding Perry, and telling him if the parish would not allow him to remain, he must clear off his property without delay.”
In May, the Rector of Wavendon, Rev. J. Fisher presided over a marriage at Aspley Church of Matilda, the daughter of Rev. Pain, Schoolmaster, to one Augustus Turner. Turner was an officer with the 1st Bengal Native Infantry of the East India Company. Matilda went to India with her new husband, but died at Barrackpore in September 1843. Another of Rev. Pain’s daughters married Turners brother. They were both killed at Cawnpore in the Indian Mutiny.
The Daniels and Hutton names appeared again in May in relation to John and Thomas assaulting a Sarah Goodall. Several witnesses were heard by the Court who decided she had provoked the assault herself, dismissed the charge and told her to pay costs within 14 days. (Northampton Mercury, 29th May)
Six days before the census was taken, John Goodman, late of Brogborough but now of Aspley Guise, had passed away, aged 59. I wonder if he had been the husband of the Sarah Goodman, 60, of West Street? (Beds Mercury, 12th June)
There are only two Thomas Yates present, one 18 and one 70, both in the same household in Lower End. One of them was charged in June with assaulting a William Malcolm at Wavendon. The local Constable arranged for it to be dropped on their paying costs. (Bucks Gazette, 19th June)
At the Beds Quarter Sessions at the end of June, two cases featured Aspley Guise. William Philpott was convicted of having stolen a silver tablespoon, the property of William Fitzwilliam How, and sentenced for three months (hard labour) with one week solitary confinement, while William Smith, a German dyer, was convicted of having stolen three cream cheeses and three clothes, the property of Joseph Allen of Aspley Guise and sentenced to be imprisoned for three months with hard labour. (Cambridge Independent Press, 3rd July)

In July, the neighbourhood had the honour of welcoming Queen Victoria for a short stay at Woburn Abbey. During her three days, she was brought down by carriage, with Prince Albert on horseback, to one of the Duke’s estate lodge houses where a hedge-maze had been installed. This stood just north of the Henry VII Lodge on Woburn Road. Sadly, we don’t know who the lodgekeeper was there at that time. The nearest estimate for location on the listing is that of the Fir Tree Inn. [There is a page about their visit on this website.] I wonder which of the Aspley men were in this celebration cricket team? We get a team named later on in the year.

As big as this news was for Woburn Sands and Aspley, in August, Wavendon had its own moment when Sir Henry Hoare, the Lord of the Manor and resident of Wavendon House passed away. He hadn’t been in the house in June for the census – he was then in London. Wavendon House isn’t mentioned on the census at all – perhaps all the servants had gone with him to London and the house was locked up? He was 73 but had only recently taken over at Wavendon on the death of his brother, Sir Richard Colt Hoare, in 1838. Both men were involved in the family banking business, Hoare’s Bank. This was Hugh Henry Hoare:

Wavendon was also in the news when the vicar took two women to Court for Gleaning – taking crops from fields. Rev. J. Fisher (not popular with the villagers anyway – they had rioted at his house in 1830 over tithe payments) took Mary Eaton and Elizabeth Parker to Court in September (Bucks Gazette, 11th September) The vicar said he had lost 56 sheep to poachers in the last few years. He had heard reports from the convict colony at Botany Bay (how??) that his mutton was some of the best in the country and he feared “his wheat sheafs were enjoying a like reputation in his parish…” The women admitted their crime and expressed contrition so Fisher requested the Bench let them go, which it did. There is only one Mary Eaton in the census, aged 44, of Church End, the wife of a shoemaker, but the only Elizabeth Parker is only 9?
The Northampton Mercury of 11th September held a report of a cricket match between Fenny Stratford and Wavendon that helpfully names all the team – and it appears they were quite good, well, better than Fenny! Interestingly, the two local Kings were differentiated by their profession.
A week later a return match was played:
On 2nd October, this colourful story appeared in the Northampton Mercury:
“Caution to Sportsmen. On Thursday week an accident occurred at Wavendon, which might have been attended with very serious consequences. Mr. J. S. Millard, of Woburn Sands, was about leave the Wheat Sheaf Public-house, kept by Mr. Austin Plowman, his double-barrelled gun, as he took it up, caught the end of the table, and one barrel being loaded, went off, the contents passing through the ceiling.
Miss Plowman was sitting in the room above, and not more than a yard from the spot through which the shot penetrated. She fortunately escaped uninjured, but splinters of the wood, and the shots, flew all round her, and so alarmed her, that she fainted. She continued very unwell the next morning. We trust this lady’s narrow escape will operate as a caution to sportsmen not to take their guns into houses, loaded, without taking off the caps.”
Thomas Plowman, 59, is the name that appears in the census for the pub, although it is not shown by name (I have added it in in square brackets in the listing under Church End). There are a few Joseph, John and James Millards locally, but this was likely to have been the 30-year-old John Millard of Hogsty End, living on independent means.
A sale was held of some of the late Sir Henry Hoare’s cattle in October, which was publicised across the county:

The year wasn’t out before James Hutton was back in trouble again. He received another 3-month sentence with hard labour for breaking the game laws in November (Cambridge Independent Press, 20th November)
Thomas Williamson, Samuel Garratt and Thomas Burton, described as late of Aspley Guise (although I’m not sure if that applies to all of them or only the last) were charged with stealing a quantity of wearing apparel belonging to Mrs. Harvey of Newport Pagnell. Thomas Smith of Aspley Guise was charged with receiving the stolen goods. (Bedfordshire Mercury, 18th December)
The very last news item of the year was a commendation in the Bucks Gazette of Christmas Day(!) of the rural police officer, John McHugh, of West Street, for his dedication to duty in the stolen Newport Pagnell clothes case mentioned above.
“ADMIRABLE CONDUCT OF THE RURAL POLICE. It will be fresh in the recollection of our readers that about two weeks ago, a burglary was committed in the house of Mr. Harvey, at Newport Pagnel, when articles of clothing &c, were stolen to the amount of £30. We have now the satisfaction to inform them that the thieves have all been taken, and the greatest part of the property recovered through the vigilance, intrepidity, and admirable tact of J. McHugh, the policeman stationed at Aspley, and the diligence and activity of Mr. Turle, the Superintendent of police at Woburn. On Thursday, the 9th instant, about half past four o’clock in the afternoon, the former officer happened to see from his window where he lodged at Aspley, three suspicious looking fellows with very bulky pockets go into a public house opposite. In a few minutes they were followed by a notorious fellow named Smith, of Aspley. This confirmed the suspicion of the police officer that something was wrong, so he determined to watch their proceedings. Smith remained but a short time, when he came out, and it appears went and informed his father, as the elder Smith immediately made his appearance, and joined the party. They then all left the house and went into a wood at a short distance from Aspley. McHugh followed them and daringly approached to within a few yards of where they stood. Stationing himself behind a tree he heard their conversation, and saw Smith make a purchase of some of the stolen goods. They then separated, Smith taking one direction, and the three men another. The officer followed Smith, and charged him with buying stolen goods. Smith acknowledged having the goods, and pointed out the party, who were just making their way into the village again from whom he had received them. McHugh then charged Smith to aid and assist him, when they succeeded in capturing two of them, the third one making his escape. Subsequently, Mr. Turle, the superintendent, apprehended him at Fenny Stratford, at which place he found a quantity of stolen articles. The parties were all brought up before the magistrates, when Smith was committed for receiving stolen goods, knowing them to have been stolen, and the other three, whose names are Thos. Williamson, Samuel Garrat, and Thomas Burton were committed to take their trial for the burglary.”
The following details are provided in good faith. Please check against the original entries before relying on details for your family history. Each new entry under “Place” denotes a new household. These are the 1982 individuals living locally at that time:
WAVENDON, BUCKS | |||||
Place | Names | Age | Sex | Profession, Trade or Employment | Born in County |
Church End | William Shouler | 40 | M | Farmer | Y |
Pheby Shouler | 45 | F | Y | ||
Elizabeth Shouler | 15 | F | Y | ||
Alfred Shouler | 6 | M | Y | ||
Church End | John Bennett | 30 | M | Grazier | N |
Eliza Higgins | 15 | F | Independent | Y | |
Ann Carpenter | 20 | F | Female Servant | N | |
Church End | William Lane | 37 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Rebecca Lane | 37 | F | Y | ||
Caroline Lane | 19 | F | Y | ||
Mary Lane | 14 | F | Y | ||
John Lane | 14 | M | Y | ||
Pheby Lane | 10 | F | Y | ||
David Lane | 8 | M | Y | ||
Abraham Lane | 5 | M | Y | ||
Church End | William Joyce | 34 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Kitty Joyce | 36 | F | Y | ||
Emily Joyce | 13 | F | Y | ||
Maria Joyce | 10 | F | Y | ||
Elizabeth Joyce | 8 | F | Y | ||
Martha Joyce | 6 | F | Y | ||
Jane Joyce | 4 | F | Y | ||
Harriot Joyce | 2 | F | Y | ||
Sarah Joyce | 6m | F | Y | ||
Church End | Thomas Hillyer | 65 | M | Clerk | Y |
Church End | William Mabley | 30 | M | Sawyer | Y |
Rechal Mabley | 30 | F | Y | ||
John Mabley | 9 | M | Y | ||
Elizabeth Mabley | 7 | F | Y | ||
Thomas Mabley | 3 | M | Y | ||
Mary Mabley | 4m | F | Y | ||
Church End | John King | 30 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Sarah King | 25 | F | Y | ||
George King | 9 | M | Y | ||
Elizabeth King | 7 | F | Y | ||
Sarah King | 5 | F | Y | ||
Thomas King | 3 | M | Y | ||
Emma King | 1 | F | Y | ||
Church End | Thomas King | 21 | M | Maltster | Y |
Caroline King | 20 | F | N | ||
Church End | James Roberts | 50 | M | Shoe maker | Y |
Sarah Roberts | 55 | F | Y | ||
Church End | Edward Bennett | 29 | M | Builder | Y |
Hannah Bennett | 62 | F | N | ||
Ruth Bennett | 55 | F | N | ||
Church End | Daniel Eaton | 50 | M | Shoe maker | Y |
Mary Eaton | 44 | F | Y | ||
Jonathan Eaton | 17 | M | Y | ||
Jane Eaton | 13 | F | Y | ||
Maria Eaton | 9 | F | Y | ||
George Eaton | 7 | M | Y | ||
John Watts | 70 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y | |
Church End | William Butcher | 34 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Elizabeth Butcher | 34 | F | Y | ||
John Butcher | 9 | M | Y | ||
Edward Butcher | 7 | M | Y | ||
George Butcher | 1 | M | Y | ||
Mary Hart | 60 | F | N | ||
Church End | William Burrars | 28 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Rebecca Burrars | 30 | F | Y | ||
Joseph Burrars | 7 | M | Y | ||
Sarah Burrars | 5 | F | Y | ||
Mary Barrars | 3 | F | Y | ||
Church End | Jane Harris | 60 | F | Grocer | N |
Richard Harris | 28 | M | Y | ||
William Harris | 18 | M | N | ||
Jane Harris | 11 | F | N | ||
Church End | Robert Butcher | 45 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Hannah Butcher | 43 | F | Y | ||
Sarah Butcher | 21 | F | Y | ||
Susanne Butcher | 11 | F | Y | ||
Hannah Butcher | 9 | F | Y | ||
Church End | Charles Inwood | 65 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
James Inwood | 23 | M | Y | ||
Church End | Edward Parker | 27 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Church End | William Going | 42 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Susanna Going | 42 | F | Y | ||
Thomas Going | 11 | M | Y | ||
George Going | 7 | M | Y | ||
Church End | William Inwood | 26 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Sarah Inwood | 30 | F | Y | ||
Elizabeth Inwood | 10 | F | Y | ||
George Inwood | 1m | M | Y | ||
Church End | Thomas Higgs | 63 | M | Publican [Red House] | Y |
Thomas Higgs | 21 | M | Y | ||
George Higgs | 20 | M | Y | ||
William Higgs | 34 | M | Tailor | Y | |
Elizabeth Higgs | 23 | F | Y | ||
Elizabeth Higgs | 8 | F | Y | ||
Ann Higgs | 6 | F | Y | ||
Charles Higgs | 3 | M | Y | ||
Church End | Benjamin Pain | 60 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Ann Pain | 40 | F | Y | ||
Benjamin Pain | 15 | M | Y | ||
Noah Pain | 10 | M | Y | ||
William Pain | 7 | M | Y | ||
Church End | Ann Burt | 20 | F | Lace Maker | Y |
Hester Burt | 19 | F | Y | ||
Joseph Burt | 12 | M | Y | ||
Eliza Burt | 7 | F | Y | ||
Church End | Thomas Dunn | 41 | M | Currier | N |
Maria Dunn | 38 | F | N | ||
Mary Dunn | 16 | F | N | ||
Caroline Dunn | 14 | F | N | ||
Thomas Dunn | 12 | M | N | ||
James Dunn | 10 | M | N | ||
George Dunn | 7 | M | N | ||
Louisa Dunn | 5 | F | N | ||
Arabella Dunn | 3 | F | N | ||
Edwin Dunn | 1 | M | Y | ||
Church End | Thomas Goodman | 58 | M | Agricultural Labourer | N |
Mary Goodman | 75 | F | N | ||
Elizabeth Goodman | 26 | F | Y | ||
William Goodman | 8 | M | Y | ||
Alfred Goodman | 2 | M | Y | ||
Church End | Joseph Collins | 23 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Zilfer Collins | 25 | F | Y | ||
Mary Collins | 2 | F | Y | ||
Church End | Joseph Jackson | 40 | M | Pensioner | Y |
Hannah Jackson | 40 | F | Y | ||
Jane Jackson | 3 | F | F | ||
Caroline Jackson | 3m | F | Y | ||
Joseph Yates | 30 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y | |
Church End | Mary Plowman | 47 | F | Independent | Y |
Church End | James Jackson | 70 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
George Jackson | 36 | M | Y | ||
Sarah Jackson | 45 | F | Y | ||
Elizabeth Jackson | 14 | F | Y | ||
James Jackson | 11 | M | Y | ||
Mary Jackson | 7 | F | Y | ||
Susan Goodman | 19 | F | Y | ||
Church End | Daniel Grace | 40 | M | Blacksmith | Y |
Susan Grace | 49 | F | Y | ||
Charlotte Grace | 45 | F | Y | ||
Mary Grace | 15 | F | Y | ||
Sarah Grace | 9 | F | Y | ||
Church End | George Tite | 40 | M | Builder | N |
Jemima Tite | 33 | F | Y | ||
George Tite | 9 | M | Y | ||
Charles Tite | 6 | M | Y | ||
Jemima Tite | 1 | F | Y | ||
Not Known Tite | 1m | F | Y | ||
Sarah Cook | 50 | F | Female Servant | Y | |
Fanny Pain | 15 | F | Female Servant | Y | |
Church End | William Claridge | 25 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Charlotte Claridge | 20 | F | Y | ||
Fanny Claridge | 3 | F | Y | ||
Elizabeth Claridge | 1 | F | Y | ||
Thomas Ambridge | 70 | M | N | ||
Church End | George Hebbs | 35 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Elizabeth Hebbs | 35 | F | Y | ||
Ann Hebbs | 33 | F | Y | ||
George Hebbs | 1m | M | Y | ||
Church End | George Bodsworth | 45 | M | Harness Maker | Y |
Ann Bodsworth | 45 | F | Y | ||
Richard Bodsworth | 16 | M | Y | ||
George Bodsworth | 14 | M | Y | ||
Charlotte Bodsworth | 11 | F | Y | ||
Eliza Bodsworth | 7 | F | Y | ||
Mary Bodsworth | 5 | F | Y | ||
Church End | Benjamin Tomkin | 28 | M | Grocer | N |
Mary Tomkin | 26 | F | N | ||
Emily Tomkin | 2 | F | Y | ||
Hannah Tomkin | 5m | F | Y | ||
Job Tomkin | 20 | M | N | ||
Church End | Thomas Plowman | 59 | M | Publican [Wheatsheaf] | Y |
James Plowman | 24 | M | Y | ||
Susan Plowman | 20 | F | Y | ||
Maria Plowman | 16 | F | Y | ||
John Plowman | 8 | M | Y | ||
Martha Plowman | 1 | F | Y | ||
Church End | George Burt | 38 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Martha Burt | 30 | F | Y | ||
Mary Burt | 14 | F | Y | ||
Church End | John Goodall | 50 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
John Goodall | 20 | M | Y | ||
Maria Goodall | 23 | F | Y | ||
Mary Goodall | 18 | F | Y | ||
Eliza Goodall | 1 | F | Y | ||
Church End | Joseph Massey | 25 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Mary Massey | 40 | F | Y | ||
John Massey | 10 | M | Y | ||
Mary Massey | 2 | F | Y | ||
John Inwood | 25 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y | |
Mary Phillips | 20 | F | Stay In | N | |
John Page | 20 | M | Brazier | N | |
Church End | Nicholas Garner | 32 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Jane Garner | 31 | F | Y | ||
Emily Garner | 6 | F | Y | ||
Hephzibah Garner | 4 | F | Y | ||
Thomas Garner | 2 | M | Y | ||
Church End | Henry Burt | 30 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Ann Burt | 35 | F | Y | ||
Jonathan Burt | 4 | M | Y | ||
Church End | John Phillips | 65 | M | Agricultural Labourer | N |
Mary Phillips | 65 | F | Y | ||
Church End | Thomas King | 40 | M | Maltser | Y |
Susanna King | 25 | F | Y | ||
Lydia Shelwell | 15 | F | Female Servant | N | |
Church End | William Harris | 28 | M | Butcher | Y |
Elizabeth Harris | 23 | F | Y | ||
Alfred Harris | 1 | M | Y | ||
Mary Austin | 23 | F | Female Servant | Y | |
George King | 20 | M | Male servant | Y | |
Church End | John Fisher | 68 | M | Clerk Rector | N |
Caroline Fisher | 22 | F | Y | ||
Matilda Fisher | 21 | F | Y | ||
Harriot Harris | 28 | F | Female Servant | N | |
Mary Hight | 27 | F | Female Servant | Y | |
George Robinson | 16 | M | Male servant | Y | |
Thomas Alderson | 33 | M | Independent | N | |
Emily Alderson | 29 | F | Y | ||
Charles Reynold | 41 | M | Male servant | N | |
Mary Dimbleby | 21 | F | Female Servant | N | |
Church End | Susannah Hutton | 40 | F | Farmer | Y |
Mary Hutton | 30 | F | N | ||
Frederick Hutton | 22 | M | N | ||
Henry Hutton | 20 | M | N | ||
Adam Hutton | 16 | M | N | ||
Arthur Hutton | 14 | M | N | ||
Church End | John Massey | 39 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Charlotte Massey | 35 | F | N | ||
Emma Massey | 8 | F | N | ||
Thomas Massey | 1 | M | Y | ||
Church End | Thomas Burt | 39 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Mary Burt | 40 | F | Y | ||
Emily Burt | 13 | F | Y | ||
Susanna Burt | 12 | F | Y | ||
Ann Burt | 11 | F | Y | ||
Hannah Burt | 3 | F | Y | ||
William Clother | 72 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y | |
Church End | James Lane | 34 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Ann Lane | 30 | F | Y | ||
Hannah Lane | 15 | F | Y | ||
Sarah Lane | 13 | F | Y | ||
Joseph Lane | 10 | M | Y | ||
Alice Lane | 8 | F | Y | ||
Mary Lane | 6 | F | Y | ||
Edith Lane | 4 | F | Y | ||
Mary Whitehead | 55 | F | Lace Maker | Y | |
Cornelius Whitehead | 13 | M | Y | ||
Elizabeth Whitehead | 8 | F | Y | ||
Church End | William Melsom | 50 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Elizabeth Melsom | 50 | F | N | ||
George Melsom | 15 | M | Y | ||
Thomas Goodall | 25 | M | Y | ||
Maria Goodall | 20 | F | Y | ||
Elizabeth Goodall | 4 | F | Y | ||
John Goodall | 1 | M | Y | ||
Church End | John Hands | 40 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Mary Hands | 40 | F | Y | ||
Daniel Hands | 14 | M | Y | ||
Henry Hands | 9 | M | Y | ||
Sarah Hands | 5 | F | Y | ||
Thomas Smith | 20 | M | N | ||
Sarah Smith | 20 | F | Y | ||
Mary Smith | 1 | F | Y | ||
Eliza Smith | 1m | F | Y | ||
Church End | John Scott | 40 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Elizabeth Scott | 45 | F | Y | ||
Caroline Scott | 22 | F | Y | ||
Hannah Scott | 14 | F | Y | ||
Jane Scott | 12 | F | Y | ||
William Scott | 10 | M | Y | ||
Church End | Thomas Holmes | 45 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Sarah Holmes | 40 | F | N | ||
William Holmes | 16 | M | Y | ||
Mary Holmes | 12 | F | Y | ||
John Holmea | 11 | M | Y | ||
Thomas Holmes | 8 | M | Y | ||
George Holmes | 6 | M | Y | ||
Emily Holmes | 4 | F | Y | ||
Church End | William Facer | 22 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Church End | Elizabeth Warren | 35 | F | Lace Maker | Y |
Church End | Samuel King | 30 | M | Schoolmaster | Y |
Sarah King | 30 | F | Y | ||
Mary King | 11 | F | Y | ||
Edward King | 9 | M | Y | ||
Elizabeth King | 7 | F | Y | ||
Church End | William Goodall | 84 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Elizabeth Goodall | 60 | F | Y | ||
Mary Mabley | 40 | F | Lace Maker | Y | |
Ann Mabley | 7 | F | Y | ||
Catherine Mabley | 3 | F | Y | ||
Church End | William Clapham | 41 | M | Agricultural Labourer | N |
Sarah Clapham | 40 | F | Y | ||
Ann Clapham | 17 | F | Y | ||
Edward Clapham | 14 | M | Y | ||
Mary Clapham | 11 | F | Y | ||
James Clapham | 8 | M | Y | ||
Caroline Clapham | 5 | F | Y | ||
George Clapham | 1 | M | Y | ||
Ann Farr | 66 | F | Lace Maker | Y | |
Church End | Sarah Lane | 68 | F | Y | |
Elizabeth Harris | 48 | F | Y | ||
Church End | Elizabeth Edmonds | 60 | F | N | |
Ann Edmonds | 28 | F | Y | ||
Church End | Martha Burrows | 64 | F | Y | |
Church End | Sarah Chance | 60 | F | Y | |
Church End | Ann Leach | 70 | F | Y | |
Catherine Leach | 30 | F | Y | ||
Susannah Leach | 25 | F | Y | ||
Church End | Robert White | 45 | M | Agricultural Labourer | N |
Hannah White | 42 | F | Y | ||
George White | 20 | M | Y | ||
John White | 18 | M | Y | ||
Joseph White | 16 | M | Y | ||
Hannah White | 14 | F | Y | ||
Sarah White | 11 | F | Y | ||
Jane White | 7 | F | Y | ||
Church End | Jamima Butcher | 70 | F | Lace Maker | Y |
Heziah Butcher | 40 | F | Y | ||
Susanna Butcher | 19 | F | Y | ||
James Butcher | 1 | M | Y | ||
Church End | William Brandon | 33 | M | Wheelwright | Y |
Susannah Brandon | 34 | F | Y | ||
Elizabeth Brandon | 10 | F | Y | ||
Thomas Brandon | 4 | M | Y | ||
Sarah Brandon | 1 | F | Y | ||
Elizabeth Corre | 15 | F | Female Servant | N | |
George Odell | 25 | M | Is[?] | N | |
Church End | James Jackson | 35 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Ann Jackson | 35 | F | Y | ||
Ann Lane | 75 | F | Lace Maker | Y | |
Church End | Thomas Burwos | 25 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Susanna Burwos | 28 | F | N | ||
Francis Burwos | 30 | M | Y | ||
Zilfer Morris | 25 | F | Lace Maker | Y | |
Church End | Samuel Stevens | 30 | M | Male servant | Y |
Sarah Stevens | 30 | F | N | ||
George Stevens | 8 | M | Y | ||
Mary Stevens | 4 | F | Y | ||
Henry Stevens | 2 | M | Y | ||
Church End | William Tite | 27 | M | Plumber | N |
Susan Tite | 25 | F | Y | ||
Eliza Tite | 7 | F | Y | ||
Martha Tite | 5 | F | Y | ||
Church End | George King | 60 | M | Farmer | Y |
George King | 20 | M | Y | ||
Caroline King | 25 | F | Y | ||
Sarah Freeman | 28 | F | Female Servant | N | |
George Burt | 19 | M | Male servant | Y | |
Church End | Joseph Goodall | 35 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Paulliner Goodall | 33 | F | Y | ||
John Goodall | 8 | M | Y | ||
Sarah Goodall | 3 | F | Y | ||
Thomas Goodall | 1 | M | Y | ||
Church End | George Facer | 26 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Mary Facer | 22 | F | Y | ||
Church End | James Facer | 45 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Charlotte Facer | 40 | F | Y | ||
John Facer | 20 | M | Y | ||
Elizabeth Facer | 19 | F | Y | ||
Charlotte Facer | 15 | F | Y | ||
Catherine Facer | 12 | F | Y | ||
Ann Facer | 10 | F | Y | ||
James Facer | 7 | M | Y | ||
Thomas Facer | 5 | M | Y | ||
Fanny Facer | 2 | F | Y | ||
Church End | William Rogers | 25 | M | Publican [Leathern Bottel (Wavendon Arms)] | Y |
Thomas Rogers | 21 | M | Y | ||
Elizabeth Rogers | 20 | F | Y | ||
Church End | Joseph Eaton | 22 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Cross End | George Hillyer | 45 | M | Publican [Plough, old site] | Y |
Elizabeth Hillyer | 50 | F | N | ||
Emily Hillyer | 17 | F | Y | ||
Ann Hillyer | 15 | F | Y | ||
George Hillyer | 11 | M | Y | ||
Fanny Hillyer | 6 | F | Y | ||
Richard Tebby | 40 | M | Male servant | N | |
George Goodall | 20 | M | Male servant | Y | |
Cross End | Samuel Watson | 65 | M | Pensioner | Y |
Mary Watson | 57 | F | Y | ||
Cross End | Sarah Bowdery | 76 | F | Independent | N |
Cross End | George Abercrombie | 30 | M | Gardener | S |
Mary Abercrombie | 30 | F | N | ||
Mary Abercrombie | 3 | F | N | ||
Elizabeth Abercrombie | 1 | F | N | ||
Cross End | John Lowsey | 65 | M | Bailiff | N |
Susanna Lowsey | 60 | F | N | ||
Mary Lowsey | 30 | F | N | ||
Susanna Lowsey | 24 | F | N | ||
Cross End | John Mabley | 21 | M | Black Smith | Y |
Edith Mabley | 21 | F | Y | ||
Thomas Mabley | 25 | M | Y | ||
Elizabeth Mabley | 23 | F | Y | ||
Cross End | Benjamin Leach | 26 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Maria Leach | 20 | F | N | ||
William Leach | 1 | M | Y | ||
John Litchfield | 20 | M | Agricultural Labourer | N | |
Cross End | Jesse Moss | 46 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Sarah Moss | 46 | F | Y | ||
Mary Moss | 14 | F | Y | ||
David Moss | 8 | M | Y | ||
Cross End | Thomas Hight | 79 | M | Agricultural Labourer | N |
Rebecca Hight | 63 | F | N | ||
Caroline Hight | 31 | F | Y | ||
Elizabeth Hight | 13 | F | Y | ||
Eliza Hight | 10 | F | Y | ||
Cross End | James Morris | 30 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Sarah Morris | 35 | F | Y | ||
Emily Morris | 8 | F | Y | ||
Susan Collins | 20 | F | Lace Maker | Y | |
Cross End | Edward Clarke | 60 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Elizabeth Clarke | 63 | F | Y | ||
Ann Clarke | 30 | F | Y | ||
Eli Clarke | 24 | M | Y | ||
Cross End | John Cook | 72 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Eliza Cook | 30 | F | Y | ||
William Cook | 11 | M | Y | ||
Joseph Cook | 9 | M | Y | ||
Caroline Cook | 5 | F | Y | ||
Cross End | Thomas Hight | 25 | M | Black Smith | Y |
Hester Hight | 28 | F | Y | ||
Susanna Hight | 8 | F | Y | ||
Mary Hight | 6 | F | Y | ||
Amelia Hight | 4 | F | Y | ||
John Hight | 2 | M | Y | ||
Cross End | John Duncombe | 60 | M | Farmer | N |
Sarah Duncombe | 63 | F | N | ||
Mary Duncombe | 25 | F | N | ||
Robert Inwood | 20 | M | Male servant | Y | |
William Bartrum | 70 | M | Independant | N | |
Elizabeth Goodman | 50 | F | Lace Maker | Y | |
Cross End | George Kench | 60 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Sarah Kench | 60 | F | Y | ||
Mary Kench | 25 | F | Y | ||
Elizabeth Kench | 3m | F | Y | ||
Cross End | Joseph Goodall | 60 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Sarah Goodall | 35 | F | Y | ||
Mary Goodall | 3 | F | Y | ||
Jane Goodall | 1m | F | Y | ||
Eagle House, Lower End | Richard Hoare | 48 | M | Royal Navy | Y |
Elizabeth Hoare | 45 | F | Y | ||
Maria Hoare | 17 | F | N | ||
Elizabeth Hoare | 15 | F | N | ||
Hannah Nelson | 20 | F | Female Servant | N | |
Sarah Wilmot | 28 | F | Female Servant | N | |
Sarah Faux | 29 | F | Female Servant | N | |
Mary Martin | 19 | F | Female Servant | N | |
Mary Pratt | 22 | F | Female Servant | Y | |
Sarah Saunders | 21 | F | Female Servant | N | |
John Abbott | 45 | M | Male servant | N | |
John Chafer | 27 | M | Male servant | N | |
Lower End | Josiah Spreckley | 45 | M | Butcher | Y |
Maria Spreckley | 44 | F | N | ||
Ann Spreckley | 14 | F | Y | ||
Elizabeth Spreckley | 12 | F | Y | ||
David Spreckley | 9 | M | Y | ||
Susanna Spreckley | 8 | F | Y | ||
Maria Spreckley | 6 | F | Y | ||
Caroline Spreckley | 3 | F | Y | ||
Sarah Spreckley | 2 | F | Y | ||
Lower End | Ellen Markerham | 37 | F | N | |
Maria Markenham | 14 | F | Y | ||
Edward Markerham | 1 | M | Y | ||
Lower End | Mary Chance | 60 | F | Y | |
Lower End | Elizabeth Bailey | 45 | F | Independant | N |
Robert Bailey | 23 | M | N | ||
Mary Bailey | 20 | F | N | ||
Hannah Plowman | 20 | F | Female Servant | Y | |
Lower End | Thomas Yates | 70 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Elizabeth Yates | 50 | F | Y | ||
John Yates | 20 | M | Y | ||
Thomas Yates | 18 | M | Y | ||
Mary Yates | 18 | F | Y | ||
Ann Yates | 12 | F | Y | ||
Lower End | John Cook | 45 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Ann Cook | 32 | F | Y | ||
Elizabeth Cook | 11 | F | Y | ||
Charlotte Cook | 10 | F | Y | ||
William Cook | 9 | M | Y | ||
Esther Cook | 7 | F | Y | ||
Caroline Cook | 6 | F | Y | ||
Joseph Cook | 4 | M | Y | ||
Susan Cook | 2 | F | Y | ||
Hannah Cook | 7m | F | Y | ||
Lower End | George Cook | 40 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
George Cook | 3 | M | Y | ||
Lower End | Harrop Hanes | 70 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Elizabeth Hanes | 73 | F | Y | ||
William Hanes | 20 | M | Y | ||
Lower End | William Goodall | 50 | M | Shoe Maker | Y |
Ann Goodall | 45 | F | Y | ||
Elizabeth Goodall | 20 | F | Y | ||
Mary Goodall | 17 | F | Y | ||
William Goodall | 14 | M | Y | ||
Hannah Goodall | 10 | F | Y | ||
Alice Goodall | 7 | F | Y | ||
Lower End | Thomas Ambridge | 40 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Mary Ambridge | 19 | F | Y | ||
Fanny Ambridge | 13 | F | Y | ||
Lucy Ambridge | 11 | F | Y | ||
John Ambridge | 9 | M | Y | ||
Thomas Ambridge | 7 | M | Y | ||
Lower End | Hannah Leach | 40 | F | Lace Maker | N |
Eliza Leach | 11 | F | Y | ||
Ann Beaumount | 80 | F | N | ||
Elizabeth Ambridge | 27 | F | Y | ||
Lower End | George Claridge | 20 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Charlotte Claridge | 23 | F | N | ||
Caroline Claridge | 4 | F | Y | ||
Eli Claridge | 4 | M | Y | ||
Lower End | William Burt | 55 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Jane Burt | 55 | F | N | ||
George Burt | 15 | M | Y | ||
Penelope Burt | 15 | F | Y | ||
Lower End | John Juffs | 60 | M | Agricultural Labourer | N |
Hannah Juffs | 55 | F | N | ||
James Juffs | 15 | M | Y | ||
Mary Juffs | 13 | F | Y | ||
Maria Juffs | 11 | F | Y | ||
Lower End | James Yates | 48 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Alice Yates | 48 | F | Y | ||
Hannah Yates | 17 | F | Y | ||
Harriot Yates | 13 | F | Y | ||
James Yates | 11 | M | Y | ||
George Yates | 8 | M | Y | ||
Maria Yates | 5 | F | Y | ||
Susanna Yates | 52 | F | Y | ||
Lower End | Joseph Lane | 40 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Elizabeth Lane | 40 | F | Y | ||
George Lane | 17 | M | Y | ||
Elijah Lane | 15 | M | Y | ||
William Lane | 12 | M | Y | ||
Elizabeth Lane | 9 | F | Y | ||
David Lane | 8 | M | Y | ||
Levi Lane | 5 | M | Y | ||
Thomas Lane | 2 | M | Y | ||
Lower End | Thomas Claridge | 56 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Fanny Claridge | 56 | F | Y | ||
Thomas Claridge | 15 | M | Y | ||
Lower End | Joseph Capel | 60 | M | Agricultural Labourer | N |
Sarah Capel | 60 | F | Y | ||
Maria Capel | 30 | F | Y | ||
William Capel | 20 | M | Y | ||
Mary Capel | 17 | F | Y | ||
Lower End | John Morris | 40 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Mary Morris | 50 | F | N | ||
Susan Morris | 15 | F | Y | ||
Sarah Morris | 13 | F | Y | ||
Thomas Morris | 20 | M | Y | ||
Sarah Morris | 20 | F | Y | ||
William Morris | 1 | M | Y | ||
Lower End | William Smith | 35 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Ann Smith | 35 | F | Y | ||
Mary Smith | 10 | F | Y | ||
George Smith | 9 | M | Y | ||
Ann Lord | 75 | F | Y | ||
John Mattocks | 65 | M | Y | ||
Thomas Cook | 50 | M | Tailor | Y | |
Lower End | Thomas Odell | 52 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Edith Odell | 45 | F | Y | ||
John Odell | 19 | M | Y | ||
Mary Odell | 15 | F | Y | ||
George Odell | 10 | M | Y | ||
Sarah Odell | 7 | F | Y | ||
Lower End | John Lane | 48 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Elizabeth Lane | 46 | F | Y | ||
Joseph Lane | 22 | M | Y | ||
Hannah Lane | 18 | F | Y | ||
Charlott Lane | 16 | F | Y | ||
Jesse Lane | 14 | M | Y | ||
Ann Lane | 12 | F | Y | ||
Thomas Lane | 8 | M | Y | ||
George Lane | 1 | M | Y | ||
Lower End | John Clarke | 25 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Jane Clarke | 24 | F | N | ||
Sarah Clarke | 2 | F | Y | ||
Mary Clarke | 1 | F | Y | ||
Lower End | Joseph Pratt | 77 | M | Agricultural Labourer | N |
Elijah Pratt | 16 | F | Y | ||
Mary Pratt | 14 | F | Y | ||
Hannah Pratt | 10 | F | Y | ||
Emily Pratt | 6 | F | Y | ||
James Pratt | 25 | M | Y | ||
Sarah Pratt | 25 | F | Y | ||
Maria Pratt | 4 | F | Y | ||
Sarah Pratt | 1 | F | Y | ||
Lower End | Francis Garrett | 45 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Sarah Garrett | 55 | F | Y | ||
Ellen Fossey | 60 | F | N | ||
Meria Garrett | 15 | F | Y | ||
Elizabeth Garrett | 5m | F | Y | ||
Lower End | Daniel Hammond | 50 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Sarah Hammond | 47 | F | Y | ||
Hannah Hammond | 17 | F | Y | ||
David Hammond | 14 | M | Y | ||
Frederick Hammond | 11 | M | Y | ||
Edwin Hammond | 9 | M | Y | ||
Eliza Hammond | 4 | F | Y | ||
Lower End | Ann Butcher | 40 | F | Female Servant | N |
Elizabeth Butcher | 55 | F | Female Servant | N | |
William King | 20 | M | Male servant | N | |
John Hillyer | 22 | M | Male servant | Y | |
Hogsty End | Hezekiah Spreckley | 60 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Rachel Spreckley | 45 | F | N | ||
Thomas Spreckley | 22 | M | N | ||
Mary Spreckley | 21 | F | N | ||
George Spreckley | 19 | M | N | ||
Zachriah Spreckley | 15 | M | Agricultural Labourer | N | |
Hogsty End | William Hebbs | 40 | M | Y | |
Elizabeth Hebbs | 13 | F | Y | ||
George Hebbs | 9 | M | Y | ||
Hogsty End | William Garrett | 40 | M | Agricultural Labourer | N |
Elizabeth Garrett | 45 | F | Y | ||
George Garrett | 15 | M | Y | ||
Hogsty End | James Garrett | 67 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Susanna Garrett | 60 | F | Y | ||
Susanna Inwood | 24 | F | Y | ||
Elizabeth Inwood | 15 | F | Y | ||
Ann Inwood | 3 | F | Y | ||
Hogsty End | John Sollom | 20 | M | Sawyer | N |
Jane Sollom | 20 | F | Y | ||
Hogsty End | William Grace | 53 | M | Agricultural Labourer | N |
Elizabeth Grace | 50 | F | Y | ||
Hogsty End | Mathias Spreckley | 24 | M | Agricultural Labourer | N |
Elizabeth Spreckley | 29 | F | N | ||
John Spreckley | 2 | M | Y | ||
Ann Spreckley | 4m | F | Y | ||
Hogsty End | George Heath | 40 | M | Agricultural Labourer | N |
Mary Heath | 35 | F | N | ||
George Heath | 14 | M | N | ||
Sarah Heath | 12 | F | N | ||
Hogsty End | John Millard | 30 | M | Independent | N |
Ann Millard | 25 | F | Y | ||
William Millard | 5 | M | N | ||
John Millard | 1 | M | N | ||
Ann Spreckley | 10 | F | Y | ||
Hogsty End | Jonathon Puttnam | 30 | M | Blacksmith | Y |
Elizabeth Puttnam | 40 | F | Y | ||
Rebecca Puttnam | 10 | F | Y | ||
Hogsty End | Francis Lee | 55 | M | Publican [Fir Tree] | Y |
Mary Lee | 46 | F | Y | ||
Ann Lee | 25 | F | Y | ||
Sarah Lee | 24 | F | Y | ||
Francis Lee | 20 | M | Y | ||
Thomas Lee | 18 | M | Y | ||
Elizabeth Lee | 16 | F | Y | ||
Martha Lee | 10 | F | Y | ||
Hogsty End | George Warrick | 39 | M | Baker | N |
Elizabeth Warrick | 36 | F | Y | ||
Hogsty End | James Smith | 50 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Frances Smith | 20 | F | Y | ||
Hogsty End | James White | 52 | M | Agricultural Labourer | N |
Hogsty End | Mary Young | 67 | F | Independent | N |
Jane Young | 5 | F | Y | ||
Hogsty End | George White | 25 | M | Agricultural Labourer | N |
Rachel White | 20 | F | N | ||
Hogsty End | Levi Claridge | 23 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Sarah Claridge | 20 | F | Y | ||
George Claridge | 2 | M | Y | ||
Emily Claridge | 6m | F | Y | ||
Hogsty End | Clarke Brown | 75 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Sarah Brown | 55 | F | Y | ||
Ann Brown | 19 | F | Y | ||
Joseph Brown | 16 | M | Y | ||
Hogsty End | Joseph Harbert | 44 | M | Brickmaker | N |
Elizabeth Harbert | 30 | F | Y | ||
Hogsty End | William Tansley | 70 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
James Clarke | 72 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y | |
Sarah Clarke | 68 | F | Y | ||
Hogsty End | George White | 43 | M | Agricultural Labourer | N |
Sarah White | 43 | F | N | ||
John White | 16 | M | N | ||
Lucy White | 14 | F | N | ||
James White | 12 | M | N | ||
George White | 9 | M | N | ||
Joseph White | 7 | M | Y | ||
Alfred White | 2 | M | Y | ||
Charles White | 1m | M | Y | ||
Hogsty End | Mary Clarke | 60 | F | Farmer | Y |
Thomas Clarke | 30 | M | Y | ||
Reuben Clarke | 3 | M | Y | ||
Hogsty End | Joseph Francis | 45 | M | Woodkeeper | N |
Ann Francis | 40 | F | N | ||
Charles Francis | 14 | M | N | ||
Caroline Francis | 12 | F | N | ||
George Francis | 9 | M | N | ||
Hogsty End | William Lee | 65 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Mary Lee | 55 | F | Y | ||
James Lee | 30 | M | Y | ||
Hogsty End | William Tansley | 35 | M | Brickmaker | Y |
Meria Tansley | 40 | F | Y | ||
William Tansley | 15 | M | Y | ||
Mary Tansley | 12 | F | Y | ||
Sarah Tansley | 10 | F | Y | ||
Elizabeth Tansley | 8 | F | Y | ||
Hogsty End | William Hull | 60 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Fanny Hull | 30 | F | Y | ||
Elizabeth Hull | 28 | F | Y | ||
William Hull | 24 | M | Y | ||
Ann Hull | 20 | F | Y | ||
James Hull | 14 | M | Y | ||
George Hull | 8 | M | Y | ||
Hogsty End | Thomas Lee | 65 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Sarah Lee | 50 | F | N | ||
Hogsty End | Eli Lee | 25 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Ann Lee | 25 | F | Y | ||
George Lee | 6m | M | Y | ||
Hogsty End | Thomas Lee | 55 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Elizabeth Lee | 50 | F | Y | ||
Ann Cox | 27 | F | Y | ||
John Cox | 19 | M | Y | ||
Harpin Cox | 16 | M | Y | ||
Joseph Cox | 12 | M | Y | ||
George Cox | 9 | M | Y | ||
Hogsty End | George Collins | 45 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Ann Collins | 40 | F | Y | ||
Lucaser Collins | 19 | F | Y | ||
Lydia Collins | 15 | F | Y | ||
Thomas Collins | 11 | M | Y | ||
Eli Collins | 6 | M | Y | ||
Hogsty End | Thomas Adams | 25 | M | Farmer | Y |
Sarah Adams | 30 | F | Y | ||
John Adams | 6 | M | Y | ||
William Adams | 4 | M | Y | ||
Henry Adams | 2 | M | Y | ||
Edward Kemp | 20 | M | Clerk | N | |
Mary Kemp | 19 | F | Female servant | Y | |
Elizabeth Wallace | 20 | F | Female servant | Y | |
Alice Bull | 20 | F | Female servant | Y | |
William Evans | 20 | M | Male servant | Y | |
Hogsty End | Mary Yardley | 30 | F | Independent | N |
William Yardley | 9 | M | N | ||
Arthur Yardley | 7 | M | N | ||
George Yardley | 5 | M | Y | ||
Henry Yardley | 4 | M | Y | ||
Mary Yardley | 2 | F | Y | ||
Elenor Norton | 40 | F | Female servant | Y | |
Elizabeth Bates | 20 | F | Female servant | Y | |
George Thrupell | 20 | M | Male servant | N | |
Hogsty End | Thomas Day | 31 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Ann Day | 35 | F | N | ||
George Day | 10 | M | Y | ||
Barnett Day | 8 | M | Y | ||
Caroline Day | 6 | F | Y | ||
Eli Day | 3 | M | Y | ||
Elizabeth Day | 8m | F | Y | ||
Hogsty End | Abraham Hobbs | 25 | M | Carpenter | Y |
Georgina Hobbs | 25 | F | N | ||
John Hobbs | 2 | M | N | ||
John Tredale | 70 | M | Cooper | N | |
Hogsty End | Fred Whitlock | 22 | M | Chimney Sweep | Y |
Ephraim Whitlock | 19 | M | Y | ||
Samual Whitlock | 15 | M | Y | ||
James Hudson | 70 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y | |
Ann Hudson | 60 | F | Y | ||
Hogsty End | John Collins | 32 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Elizabeth Collins | 39 | F | Y | ||
Noah Collins | 12 | M | Y | ||
Josiah Collins | 10 | M | Y | ||
James Collins | 7 | M | Y | ||
John Collins | 5 | M | Y | ||
Hogsty End | Susan Adams | 35 | F | Independent | Y |
James Adams | 14 | M | Y | ||
Edward Adams | 12 | M | Y | ||
Hogsty End | John Hobbs | 50 | M | Farmer | Y |
Ann Hobbs | 50 | F | Y | ||
Edmund Hobbs | 20 | M | Y | ||
George Hobbs | 18 | M | Y | ||
Mary Hobbs | 15 | F | Y | ||
Hogsty End | James Hudson | 39 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Mary Hudson | 41 | F | Y | ||
James Hudson | 17 | M | Y | ||
Mary Hudson | 15 | F | Y | ||
Susan Hudson | 13 | F | Y | ||
Thomas Hudson | 11 | M | Y | ||
Hogsty End | Samual Parker | 40 | M | Agricultural Labourer | N |
Lydia Parker | 33 | F | N | ||
Elizabeth Parker | 9 | F | N | ||
Joseph Parker | 7 | M | N | ||
Lucy Parker | 5 | F | N | ||
Elizabeth Whitbread | 17 | F | N | ||
Hogsty End | John Farr | 40 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Elizabeth Farr | 39 | F | Y | ||
William Farr | 18 | M | Y | ||
George Farr | 14 | M | Y | ||
John Farr | 10 | M | Y | ||
Thomas Farr | 5 | M | Y | ||
Hannah Farr | 3 | F | Y | ||
Mary Farr | 1m | F | Y | ||
Hogsty End | Charles Inwood | 41 | M | Shoe Maker | Y |
Ann Inwood | 40 | F | Y | ||
John Inwood | 19 | M | Y | ||
George Inwood | 18 | M | Y | ||
Ann Inwood | 17 | F | Y | ||
Elizabeth Inwood | 16 | F | Y | ||
Susanna Inwood | 15 | F | Y | ||
Melicent Inwood | 10 | F | Y | ||
Drusilla Inwood | 7 | F | Y | ||
Charles Inwood | 14 | M | Y | ||
Hogsty End | William Cruite | 40 | M | Blacksmith | S, I or F |
Mary Cruite | 40 | F | N | ||
Elizabeth Cruite | 24 | F | N | ||
Daniel Cruite | 14 | M | S, I or F | ||
William Cruite | 10 | M | S, I or F | ||
John Cruite | 12 | M | S, I or F | ||
Robert Cruite | 10 | M | S, I or F | ||
George Cruite | 2 | M | S, I or F | ||
Ann Cruite | 5 | F | N | ||
Jane Cruite | 1 | F | N | ||
Hogsty End | Daniel Jackson | 24 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Elizabeth Jackson | 25 | F | Y | ||
Emely Jackson | 2 | F | Independent | Y | |
Ann Hellett | 45 | F | N | ||
William Hellett | 17 | M | N | ||
Hogsty End | Thomas Jackson | 30 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Charlotte Jackson | 30 | F | Y | ||
Mary Jackson | 6 | F | Y | ||
William Jackson | 2m | M | Y | ||
Charlotte Barker | 65 | F | N | ||
Elizabeth Barker | 24 | F | N | ||
Caroline Barker | 6m | F | Y | ||
Hogsty End | Elizabeth Collins | 25 | F | [blank] | Y |
Rosanna Collins | 8 | F | Y | ||
James Collins | 6 | M | Y | ||
William Collins | 3 | M | Y | ||
Hogsty End | Thomas Garrett | 35 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Mary Garrett | 35 | F | Y | ||
Edward Garrett | 13 | M | Y | ||
William Garrett | 8 | M | Y | ||
Francis Garrett | 5 | M | Y | ||
Elizabeth Garrett | 3 | F | Y | ||
Sarah Garrett | 1 | F | Y | ||
Thomas Garrett | 74 | M | Y | ||
Hogsty End | William Jackson | 30 | M | Agricultural Labourer | N |
Elizabeth Jackson | 30 | F | Y | ||
Charles Jackson | 7 | M | Y | ||
Ann Jackson | 2 | F | Y | ||
Hogsty End | John Hammond | 55 | M | Gardener | Y |
Elizabeth Mabley | 61 | F | Y | ||
Hogsty End | William Shouler | 15 | M | Farmer | Y |
Joseph Shouler | 40 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y | |
Jane Shouler | 40 | F | N | ||
John Shouler | 15 | M | Y | ||
Stephen Shouler | 13 | M | Y | ||
Joseph Shouler | 11 | M | N | ||
Mary Shouler | 5m | F | Y | ||
Hogsty End | William Goodall | 30 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
John Goodall | 16 | M | Y | ||
Joseph Goodall | 13 | M | Y | ||
Sarah Goodall | 4 | F | Y | ||
Hogsty End | Thomas White | 58 | M | Agricultural Labourer | N |
Sarah White | 54 | F | N | ||
ASPLEY GUISE, BEDS. | |||||
Woburn Lane | John White | 50 | M | Game Keeper | Y |
Elizabeth White | 45 | M | Y | ||
Margaret White | 20 | F | Y | ||
Thomas White | 20 | F | Y | ||
Pigs Park | Richard Sibley | 45 | M | Shepherd | Y |
Mary Sibley | 45 | F | Y | ||
James Sibley | 15 | M | Y | ||
Pigs Park | Thomas Sisicks | 50 | M | Labourer | Y |
Ann Sisicks | 45 | F | Y | ||
George Sisicks | 15 | M | Y | ||
Kitty Sisicks | 15 | F | Y | ||
Mary Sisicks | 10 | F | Y | ||
Woburn Lane | Samuel Chibnall | 30 | M | Bricklayer | Y |
Ann Chibnall | 30 | F | Y | ||
Alfred Chibnall | 5 | M | Y | ||
Clayton Chibnall | 3 | M | N | ||
Thomas Chibnall | 1 | M | N | ||
Woburn Lane | James Smith | 20 | M | Labourer | Y |
Jane Smith | 20 | F | N | ||
Jessy Smith | 2 | M | N | ||
Woburn Lane | Joseph Foxley | 20 | M | Gardener | N |
Ann Foxley | 50 | F | N | ||
Woburn Lane | Thomas Ratley | 40 | M | Carpenter | Y |
Serena Ratley | 10 | F | Y | ||
Woburn Lane | John Smith | 20 | M | Carpenter | N |
Maria Smith | 55 | F | N | ||
Jane Smith | 5 | F | N | ||
Woburn Lane | John Samuell | 50 | M | Sadler | N |
Mary Samuell | 13 | F | N | ||
Jane Samuell | 11 | F | N | ||
Woburn Lane | William Deverall | 40 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Ann Deverall | 30 | F | Y | ||
Daniel Deverall | 5 | M | Y | ||
William Deverall | 1 | M | Y | ||
Sarah Deverall | 15 | F | Y | ||
Maria Deverall | 13 | F | Y | ||
Woburn Lane | James Perry | 40 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Ann Perry | 35 | F | Y | ||
Thomas Perry | 12 | M | Y | ||
Joseph Perry | 10 | M | Y | ||
James Perry | 5 | M | Y | ||
Hannah Perry | 7 | F | Y | ||
Hester Perry | 1 | F | Y | ||
Woburn Lane | Sarah Bandy | 50 | F | [Blank] | Y |
Samuel Bandy | 20 | M | Y | ||
Elizabeth Bandy | 17 | F | Y | ||
Reuben Arnott | 25 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y | |
Ann Arnott | 20 | F | Y | ||
Mary Arnott | 7 | F | Y | ||
Woburn Lane | William Norman | 40 | M | Labourer Agricultural | Y |
Sarah Norman | 45 | F | Y | ||
James Norman | 10 | M | Y | ||
Ann Norman | 10 | F | Y | ||
Joseph Quarry | 15 | M | Labourer Agricultural | Y | |
Woburn Lane | George Perry | 35 | M | Labourer Agricultural | Y |
Maria Perry | 35 | F | Y | ||
William Perry | 4 | M | Y | ||
Mary Ann Perry | 7 | F | Y | ||
Woburn Lane | Michael Hutton | 30 | M | Labourer Agricultural | N |
Jane Hutton | 30 | F | Y | ||
Frederick Hutton | 4 | M | Y | ||
Woburn Lane | James Millard | 30 | M | Labourer Agricultural | Y |
Mary Millard | 30 | F | Y | ||
John Millard | 4 | M | Y | ||
Louisa Millard | 9 | F | Y | ||
Eliza Millard | 7 | F | Y | ||
Sarah Millard | 1 | F | Y | ||
Woburn Lane | Robert Knight | 20 | M | Taylor | N |
Ann Knight | 25 | F | N | ||
Sarah Knight | 3 | F | N | ||
Woburn Lane | Thomas Goodhall | 35 | M | Carpenter | Y |
Ann Goodhall | 35 | F | Y | ||
Eliza Goodhall | 12 | F | Y | ||
Harriet Goodhall | 8 | F | Y | ||
Mary Ann Goodhall | 5 | F | Y | ||
Elizabeth Goodhall | 2 | F | Y | ||
Woburn Lane | Edward Daniels | 30 | M | Labourer Agricultural | Y |
Mary Daniels | 30 | F | Y | ||
George Daniels | 10 | M | Y | ||
Robert Daniels | 1 | M | Y | ||
Kitty Daniels | 7 | F | Y | ||
Loues Daniels | 5 | F | Y | ||
Woburn Lane | Thomas Cooper | 50 | M | Labourer Agricultural | Y |
Sarah Cooper | 45 | F | Y | ||
John Cooper | 20 | M | Labourer Agricultural | Y | |
Henry Cooper | 10 | M | Y | ||
Elizabeth Cooper | 18 | F | Y | ||
West Street | John Vaux Moore | 40 | M | Clerk | Y |
F A Moore | 45 | F | Y | ||
William Baccus | 30 | M | Male Servant | Y | |
Elizabeth Furze | 20 | F | Female servant | Y | |
Eliza Everett | 20 | F | Female servant | Y | |
Jane Butcher | 65 | F | Female servant | Y | |
Charles Cox | 15 | n | Male Servant | Y | |
West Street | Thomas Lewis | 30 | M | Pig Dealer | Y |
Sally Lewis | 25 | F | N | ||
Henry Lewis | 7 | M | Y | ||
Jame Lewis | 5 | M | Y | ||
Alfred Lewis | 4 | M | Y | ||
Eusetia Lewis | 3 | F | Y | ||
Susanna Lewis | 1 | F | Y | ||
West Street | John McHugh | 25 | M | Bedford Constabulary | I |
Jane McHugh | 25 | F | I | ||
John McHugh | 7 | M | I | ||
James McHugh | 3 | M | I | ||
West Street | George Bird | 60 | M | Independent | N |
Margret Bird | 45 | F | Y | ||
George Mason Bird | 1 | M | Y | ||
Revd. Charles Hedges | 40 | M | Clerk | N | |
Marry Hedges | 30 | F | N | ||
Edwin Hedges | 8 | M | N | ||
Henry Hedges | 3 | M | Y | ||
John Hedges | 11m | M | Y | ||
Willie Clark | 9 | M | N | ||
Jane Jenkins | 20 | F | Female servant | N | |
West Street | William Sisicks | 20 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Elisabeth Sisicks | 20 | F | Y | ||
William Sisicks | 10m | M | Y | ||
West Street | William Large | 30 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Eliza Large | 25 | F | Y | ||
Betsy Large | 8 | F | Y | ||
Jane Large | 7 | F | Y | ||
Thomas Large | 5 | M | Y | ||
West Street | Edmund Tomkins | 60 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Ann Tomkins | 45 | F | Y | ||
Caroline Tomkins | 17 | F | Y | ||
Sarah Tomkins | 13 | F | Y | ||
Susannah Tomkins | 8 | F | Y | ||
Elizabeth Tomkins | 6 | F | Y | ||
Margaret Cross | 22 | F | Y | ||
West Street | Jane Jackson | 50 | F | Lacemaker | Y |
Benjamin Jackson | 22 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y | |
William Jackson | 16 | M | Carpenters Apprentice | Y | |
Robert Jackson | 14 | M | Y | ||
James Jackson | 9 | M | Y | ||
Charles Jackson | 7 | M | Y | ||
Maria Jackson | 11 | F | Y | ||
West Street | Hannah Sadler | 85 | F | Lacemaker | Y |
West Street | Kitty Bowler | 50 | F | Lacemaker | Y |
Catherine Perry | 15 | F | Lacemaker | Y | |
West Street | John Hudson | 45 | M | Farmer | Y |
Elizabeth Hudson | 35 | F | Y | ||
West Street | Thomas Forth | 25 | M | Maltster | Y |
Elizabeth Forth | 25 | F | N | ||
Suzanna Forth | 10 | F | Y | ||
West Street | Sarah Gasethorp | 45 | F | Independent | N |
Mary Gasethorp | 15 | F | Y | ||
John Gasethorp | 5 | s | Y | ||
Ann Valentine | 53 | F | Female servant | Y | |
Sarah Nicholls | 15 | F | Female servant | Y | |
West Street | William Francis Kerr | 25 | M | Independent | Y |
Ellen Sixfield | 60 | F | Female servant | N | |
Matilda Markham | 10 | F | Female servant | N | |
West Street | Elizabeth Young | 40 | F | Dressmaker | Y |
Ann Young | 15 | F | Dressmaker | Y | |
Thomas Young | 8 | M | Y | ||
Lucy Young | 5 | F | Y | ||
Joseph Young | 2 | M | Y | ||
West Street | John Shemeld | 40 | M | Painter | Y |
Sarah Shemeld | 35 | F | Laundress | Y | |
Hannah Shemeld | 15 | F | Y | ||
Ann Shemeld | 13 | F | Y | ||
Thomas Shemeld | 11 | M | Y | ||
West Street | Charles Wright | 40 | M | Agricultural Labourer | N |
Ann Wright | 35 | F | N | ||
William Wright | 15 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y | |
Joseph Wright | 13 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y | |
Ann Wright | 10 | F | Y | ||
Charles Wright | 8 | M | Y | ||
Thomas Wright | 4 | M | Y | ||
Elizabeth Wright | 2 | F | Y | ||
West Street | Elizabeth Percival | 40 | F | Y | |
Priscilla Perry | 25 | F | Female servant | Y | |
West Street | Maria Morris | 40 | F | Independent | Y |
Mary Morris | 50 | F | Independent | Y | |
Ann Morris | 45 | F | Independent | Y | |
West Street | Sarah Goodman | 60 | F | Independent | Y |
Abigail Floyd | 55 | F | Y | ||
West Street | John Page | 70 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Henry Page | 20 | M | Y | ||
Prudence Page | 25 | F | Y | ||
Sarah Jefferies | 35 | F | Y | ||
Maria Key | 3 | F | N | ||
West Street | John Foster | 50 | M | Wheelwright | Y |
Mary Foster | 55 | F | Y | ||
West Street | Richard Perry | 55 | M | Brickmaker | Y |
Mary Perry | 60 | F | Lacemaker | Y | |
Milicent Perry | 25 | F | Lacemaker | Y | |
Jeremiah Perry | 15 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y | |
West Street | John Perry | 25 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Martha Perry | 30 | F | Lacemaker | Y | |
William Perry | 7 | M | Y | ||
Mary Perry | 2 | F | Y | ||
West Street | William Perry | 50 | M | Miller Journeyman | N |
Jesse Perry | 20 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y | |
Josiah Perry | 18 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y | |
Ann Perry | 50 | F | Y | ||
Neome Perry | 25 | F | Lacemaker | Y | |
Fleuretta Perry | 15 | F | Lacemaker | Y | |
Lydia Perry | 10 | F | Y | ||
Lucy Perry | 8 | F | Y | ||
Sarah Perry | 4 | F | Y | ||
Catherine Perry | 1 | F | Y | ||
West Street | Sarah Woodin | 65 | F | Independent | N |
Mary Woodin | 30 | F | Y | ||
William Beesley | 35 | M | Wheelwright | Y | |
Eliza Beesley | 30 | F | Y | ||
West Street | Thomas Pawley | 75 | M | Sawyer | Y |
Elizabeth Pawley | 65 | F | N | ||
Mary Pawley | 35 | F | Y | ||
Jane Pawley | 35 | F | Y | ||
Charlotte Pawley | 30 | F | Y | ||
Catherine Thornton | 40 | F | Y | ||
Elizabeth Cain | 45 | F | Female servant | Y | |
Mary Perry | 20 | F | Female servant | Y | |
John Phillips | 25 | M | Male Servant | Y | |
James Henley | 80 | M | Male Servant | Y | |
John Wilson | 25 | M | ?? Servant | Y | |
Maria Wilson | 20 | F | Y | ||
Woburn Sands | Thomas Peppett | 45 | M | Brickmaker | Y |
Jane Peppett | 18 | F | Y | ||
Betina Peppett | 15 | F | Y | ||
Mary Peppett | 14 | F | Y | ||
Thomas Peppett | 11 | M | Y | ||
Sarah Peppett | 9 | F | Y | ||
Woburn Sands | Samuel Kiteley | 35 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Martha Kiteley | 30 | F | N | ||
Hannah Kiteley | 11 | F | Y | ||
William Kiteley | 8 | M | Y | ||
George Kiteley | 6 | M | Y | ||
Thomas Kiteley | 3 | M | Y | ||
Henry Kiteley | 1 | M | Y | ||
Elizabeth White | 65 | F | Lacemaker | N | |
Woburn Sands | Joseph Griffin | 25 | M | Brickmaker | N |
Harriet Griffin | 25 | F | N | ||
David Griffin | 8 | M | Y | ||
William Griffin | 4 | M | N | ||
Julia Griffin | 4m | F | Y | ||
Woburn Sands | William Collins | 25 | M | ?? Leases ?? | N |
Julia Giles | 25 | F | Lacemaker | N | |
Julia Giles | 2 | F | N | ||
Jane Giles | 3m | F | Y | ||
Woburn Sands | George Pain | 20 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
?? How | 30 | M | Agricultural Labourer | N | |
Woburn Sands | John Hopkins | 45 | M | Brickmaker | Y |
Ann Hopkins | 50 | F | Y | ||
Woburn Sands | John Maddock | 35 | M | Agricultural Labourer | N |
Catherine Maddock | 35 | F | N | ||
Hugh Maddock | 13 | F | Y | ||
Hensy Maddock | 8 | M | Y | ||
Sarah Maddock | 60 | F | Lacemaker | N | |
Woburn Sands | John Painter | 35 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Ann Painter | 35 | F | Y | ||
William Painter | 15 | M | Y | ||
George Painter | 9 | M | Y | ||
John Painter | 7 | M | Y | ||
James Painter | 5m | M | Y | ||
Woburn Sands | Stephen Asprey | 40 | M | Wheelwright | Y |
Sarah Asprey | 30 | F | Y | ||
Alice Asprey | 10 | F | Y | ||
Thomas Geddings | 2 | M | N | ||
Woburn Sands | James Mapley | 25 | M | Sawyer | N |
Eliza Mapley | 20 | F | Y | ||
Mary Mapley | 1 | F | Y | ||
Woburn Sands | Charles Devereux | 40 | M | Carpenter | Y |
Martha Devereux | 40 | F | Y | ||
Harriet Devereux | 15 | F | Y | ||
William Devereux | 10 | M | Y | ||
Suzanna Devereux | 5 | F | Y | ||
George Devereux | 1 | M | Y | ||
Woburn Sands | Thomas Morris | 65 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Martha Morris | 60 | F | Y | ||
Hannah Furr | 15 | F | Y | ||
Woburn Sands | Thomas Tansley | 40 | M | Agricultural Labourer | N |
Hannah Tansley | 40 | F | N | ||
Emily Tansley | 15 | F | N | ||
Jane Tansley | 15 | F | N | ||
Mary Tansley | 14 | F | N | ||
Thomas Tansley | 9 | M | N | ||
Woburn Sands | Michael Hutton | 60 | M | Carpenter | N |
Ann Hutton | 60 | F | N | ||
Ann Hutton | 20 | F | Lacemaker | N | |
Sarah Hutton | 5 | F | N | ||
Ann Sweet | 9 | F | N | ||
Woburn Sands | Alice Perry | 40 | F | [blank] | Y |
Isaac Perry | 15 | M | Y | ||
Palmer Perry | 13 | F | Y | ||
George Perry | 8 | M | Y | ||
Jesse Perry | 5 | M | Y | ||
Thomas Perry | 1 | M | Y | ||
Woburn Sands | Benjamin Dolton | 20 | M | Brickmaker | N |
Maria Dolton | 20 | F | N | ||
Ann Dolton | 1 | F | Y | ||
Woburn Sands | Louisa Daniel | 25 | F | Lacemaker | N |
Samuel Daniel | 1 | M | Y | ||
Fanny Caves | 20 | F | Lacemaker | Y | |
Woburn Sands | Elizabeth Smith | 50 | F | Lacemaker | Y |
James Smith | 25 | M | Y | ||
Woburn Sands? | Joseph Smith | 20 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
William Smith | 14 | M | Y | ||
Kitty Smith | 15 | F | Y | ||
Woburn Sands | Joseph Millard | 25 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Sarah Millard | 25 | F | N | ||
Sarah Millard | 5 | F | Y | ||
Susan Millard | 3 | F | Y | ||
Mary Millard | 1 | F | Y | ||
Thomas Birt | 45 | M | Labourer | N | |
Woburn Sands | Thomas Pipkin | 60 | M | Agricultural Labourer | N |
George Pipkin | 25 | M | Agricultural Labourer | N | |
Susan Pipkin | 25 | F | Y | ||
Eliza Pipkin | 7 | F | N | ||
Ann Pipkin | 4 | F | N | ||
Thomas Pipkin | 1 | M | N | ||
Woburn Sands | Nathan Going | 30 | M | Agricultural Labourer | N |
Mary Going | 35 | F | Y | ||
William Going | 10 | M | Y | ||
Ann Going | 6 | F | N | ||
Mary Going | 3 | F | Y | ||
Jane Going | 6m | F | Y | ||
Joseph Collins | 15 | M | Agricultural Labourer | N | |
Woburn Sands | James Arnold | 60 | M | Wood Cutter | Y |
Jane Arnold | 20 | F | Y | ||
Daniel Arnold | 25 | M | Wood Cutter | Y | |
Ann Arnold | 30 | F | N | ||
Mary Arnold | 3m | F | Y | ||
Woburn Sands | William Talbut | 60 | M | Labourer | N |
Mary Talbut | 60 | F | N | ||
Thomas Jackson | 60 | M | Groom | N | |
Woburn Sands | George Groves | 35 | M | Shoemaker | N |
Mary Groves | 30 | F | N | ||
Jane Groves | 30 | F | Y | ||
Harriet Mayor | 60 | F | Lacemaker | N | |
Woburn Sands | Henry Young | 40 | M | Bricklayer | Y |
Mary Young | 40 | F | Y | ||
John Young | 15 | M | N | ||
William Young | 15 | M | Y | ||
Martha Young | 11 | F | Y | ||
Mary Young | 6 | F | Y | ||
Eliza Young | 3 | F | N | ||
Charlotte Painter | 15 | F | Platter | Y | |
Woburn Sands | Esau Keep | 20 | M | Labourer | Y |
Rebecca Keep | 20 | F | Y | ||
Woburn Sands | John Sear | 40 | M | Labourer | Y |
Mary Sear | 40 | F | Y | ||
Eliza Sear | 15 | F | Y | ||
George Sear | 11 | M | Y | ||
Eleanor Sear | 9 | F | Y | ||
Mary Sear | 7 | F | Y | ||
James Sear | 5 | M | Y | ||
Woburn Sands | Joseph Caves | 40 | M | Labourer | Y |
John Caves | 13 | M | Y | ||
Jonas Caves | 4 | M | Y | ||
James Butcher | 30 | M | Y | ||
Mary Butcher | 30 | F | Y | ||
Thomas Butcher | 7m | M | Y | ||
Woburn Sands | Richard Inwood | 35 | M | Bricklayer | N |
Mary Inwood | 40 | F | Lacemaker | Y | |
Joshua Inwood | 15 | M | Y | ||
Jethro Inwood | 3 | M | Y | ||
Woburn Sands | James Harbert | 55 | M | Grazier | N |
Emily Harbert | 20 | F | N | ||
Sarah Davison | 30 | F | N | ||
Sarah Bartlett | 40 | M | N | ||
Aspley Heath | George Summerley | 50 | M | Journeyman Carpenter | Y |
Hannah Summerley | 45 | F | Dressmaker | Y | |
Henry Summerley | 20 | M | Carpenter | Y | |
Hannah Summerley | 15 | F | Bonnet Maker | Y | |
Aspley Heath | John Dolton | 40 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Ruth Dolton | 40 | F | N | ||
Henry Dolton | 20 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y | |
Ely Dolton | 17 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y | |
John Dolton | 15 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y | |
Thomas Dolton | 9 | M | Y | ||
Martha Dolton | 6 | F | Y | ||
George Dolton | 4 | M | Y | ||
Aspley Heath | Joseph Jenkins | 45 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Susanna Jenkins | 50 | F | N | ||
Willian Jenkins | 18 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y | |
David Jenkins | 20 | M | Agricultural Labourer | N | |
Elizabeth Jenkins | 20 | F | Y | ||
Sarah Jenkins | 1m | F | Y | ||
Aspley Heath | Thomas Giles | 35 | M | Agricultural Labourer | N |
Sarah Giles | 35 | F | N | ||
Levi Giles | 15 | M | Agricultural Labourer | N | |
George Giles | 10 | M | N | ||
Susan Giles | 10 | F | N | ||
Joseph Giles | 8 | M | Y | ||
Not Known | 3m | M | Y | ||
Aspley Heath | Ann Giles | 60 | F | Lacemaker | Y |
John Giles | 3 | M | Y | ||
Aspley Heath | John Hensman | 45 | M | Rat Catcher | N |
Mary Hensmen | 50 | F | Y | ||
Aspley Heath | William Perry | 40 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Sarah Perry | 40 | F | Y | ||
James Perry | 20 | M | Y | ||
John Perry | 20 | M | Y | ||
Aspley Heath | Thomas Butcher | 35 | M | [blank] | Y |
Elizabeth Butcher | 40 | F | Y | ||
Thomas Butcher | 14 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y | |
William Butcher | 12 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y | |
Joseph Butcher | 10 | M | Y | ||
Charles Butcher | 7 | M | Y | ||
Aspley Heath | George Morrill | 64 | M | Gardener | Y |
Sarah Morrill | 60 | F | Y | ||
Aspley Heath | Mary Goodhall | 40 | F | Dressmaker | N |
John Goodhall | 20 | M | Sawyer | N | |
Eliza Goodhall | 15 | M | Dressmaker | N | |
William Goodhall | 15 | M | Agricultural Labourer | N | |
Aspley Heath | Jesse Sharp | 50 | M | Agricultural Labourer | N |
Maria Sharp | 50 | F | N | ||
Henry Sharp | 20 | M | Agricultural Labourer | N | |
Hannah Sharp | 15 | F | N | ||
Elizabeth Sharp | 15 | F | N | ||
Jesse Sharp | 11 | M | Y | ||
Aspley Heath | John Jenkins | 35 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Jane Jenkins | 35 | F | N | ||
Sarah Jenkins | 15 | F | Y | ||
James Jenkins | 13 | M | Y | ||
Joseph Jenkins | 11 | M | Y | ||
Lydia Jenkins | 1 | F | Y | ||
Aspley Heath | John Keens | 40 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Mary Keens | 40 | F | Y | ||
George Keens | 13 | M | Y | ||
James Keens | 11 | M | Y | ||
John Keens | 5 | M | Y | ||
Ellen Keens | 2 | F | Y | ||
Aspley Heath | Thomas Keens | 30 | M | Bricklayer | Y |
Sarah Keens | 30 | F | Y | ||
Catherine Keens | 10 | F | Y | ||
Ann Keens | 8 | F | Y | ||
Emily Keens | 5 | F | Y | ||
Sarah Keens | 3 | F | Y | ||
Fanny Keens | 1 | F | Y | ||
Aspley Heath | Isaac Webb | 45 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Ann Webb | 40 | F | Y | ||
William Webb | 20 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y | |
James Webb | 15 | M | Y | ||
Jane Webb | 9 | F | Y | ||
John Webb | 6 | M | Y | ||
George Butcher | 14 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y | |
Emily Butcher | 11 | F | Y | ||
Sarah Butcher | 9 | F | Y | ||
Aspley Heath | James Whipham | 35 | M | Gardener | Y |
Ann Whipham | 16 | F | Platter | Y | |
Fanny Hopkins | 11 | F | Platter | Y | |
Aspley Heath | Gabriel Ireland | 55 | M | Labourer | Y |
Elizabeth Ireland | 50 | F | N | ||
George Ireland | 13 | M | Y | ||
Robert Ireland | 11 | M | Y | ||
Louisa Ireland | 8 | F | Y | ||
William Oakden | 11 | M | Y | ||
Thomas Bowler | 3 | M | Y | ||
Weathercock Lane | Thomas Askew | 25 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Elizabeth Askew | 30 | F | N | ||
Arthur Askew | 5 | M | Y | ||
Thomas Askew | 1 | M | Y | ||
Not Known | 1m | F | Y | ||
Sarah Marney | 10 | F | N | ||
Ann Marney | 65 | F | N | ||
Weathercock Lane | Thomas Askew | 68 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Mary Askew | 20 | F | Y | ||
Arthur Askew | 15 | M | Y | ||
Weathercock Lane | John Pain | 35 | M | Agricultural Labourer | N |
Mary Pain | 30 | F | Y | ||
Hannah Pain | 13 | F | Y | ||
George Pain | 11 | M | N | ||
Sarah Pain | 8 | F | Y | ||
John Pain | 4 | M | Y | ||
Hannah Emerton | 65 | F | Lacemaker | Y | |
Weathercock Lane | Thomas Emerton | 45 | M | Rope Maker | Y |
Mary Emerton | 45 | F | Y | ||
Arthur Emerton | 20 | M | Rope Maker | Y | |
Clesse? Emerton | 10 | M | Rope Maker | Y | |
Weathercock Lane | Ebenezer Clarke | 35 | M | Grazier | Y |
Elizabeth Clarke | 30 | F | Y | ||
Sarah Clarke | 13 | F | Y | ||
James Clarke | 12 | M | Y | ||
Elizabeth Clarke | 10 | F | Y | ||
John Clarke | 8 | M | Y | ||
Mary Clarke | 5 | F | Y | ||
Edward Clarke | 3 | M | Y | ||
George Clarke | 4m | M | Y | ||
Weathercock Lane | James Hutton | 45 | M | Farmer | Y |
Mary Massey | 20 | F | Female servant | S | |
Edward Clapham | 14 | M | Male Servant | N | |
Mill House | Henry Durrant | 40 | M | Miller | N |
Elizabeth Durrant | 35 | F | N | ||
George Durrant | 7 | M | Y | ||
John Durrant | 5 | M | Y | ||
Jane Durrant | 3 | F | Y | ||
William Durrant | 1 | M | Y | ||
Mary Ward | 60 | F | Lacemaker | N | |
William Gooding | 50 | M | Butcher | N | |
James Gooding | 25 | M | Miller | N | |
William Gooding | 20 | M | Agricultural Labourer | N | |
Mount Pleasant | Elizabeth Wiffen | 79 | F | Independent | N |
Benjamin Wiffen | 46 | M | Independent | Y | |
Mary Wiffen | 50 | F | Independent | Y | |
Maria Slow | 26 | F | Female servant | Y | |
Mount Pleasant | William Handscombe | 37 | M | Nursery Man | N |
Elizabeth Handscombe | 35 | F | Y | ||
George Handscombe | 13 | M | Y | ||
Frederick Handscombe | 9 | M | Y | ||
Caroline Handscombe | 3 | F | Y | ||
Alfred Handscombe | 4m | M | Y | ||
Mount Pleasant | John Pacey | 45 | M | Carpenter | N |
Charlotte Pacey | 37 | F | Y | ||
Mary Pacey | 15 | F | Y | ||
Mount Pleasant | William Hirdle | 30 | M | Carpenter Journeyman | Y |
Harriett Hirdle | 30 | F | N | ||
Louisa Hirdle | 4m | F | Y | ||
Mount Pleasant | Joseph Cook | 35 | F | Carpenter | N |
Kitty Cook | 45 | F | Y | ||
New Town | George Carling | 25 | M | Carpenter | Y |
Caroline Carling | 20 | F | Y | ||
New Town | Thomas Thurman | 30 | M | Draper | N |
Ann Thurman | 35 | F | Y | ||
Mary Thurman | 13 | F | Y | ||
William Thurman | 9 | M | Y | ||
Nathaniel Thurman | 7 | M | Y | ||
Martha Thurman | 5 | F | Y | ||
Sarah Thurman | 1 | F | Y | ||
New Town | Sarah Crute | 45 | F | Lacemaker | Y |
Belinder Rofson | 29 | F | Independent | N | |
New Town | Thomas Walton | 30 | M | Male Servant | Y |
Jane Walton | 35 | F | S | ||
Isabella Walton | 5 | F | N | ||
James Walton | 7m | M | Y | ||
New Town | William Ruth | 65 | M | Lathrender | N |
Elizabeth Ruth | 50 | F | N | ||
David Ruth | 15 | M | Carpenter | Y | |
– Makins | 76 | M | Shoe Maker | Y | |
New Town | Francis Ruth | 25 | M | Carpenter | Y |
Mary Ruth | 25 | F | Y | ||
New Town | John Hirdle | 25 | M | Carpenter | Y |
Eliza Hirdle | 20 | F | Y | ||
Mary Hirdle | 4 | F | Y | ||
Elizabeth Hirdle | 2 | F | Y | ||
Samuel Hirdle | 5m | M | Y | ||
New Town | Mary Cook | 50 | F | Lacemaker | Y |
Hephzibah Cook | 12 | F | Y | ||
New Town | William Gee | 42 | M | Draper | N |
Mary Gee | 40 | F | N | ||
William Gee | 15 | M | N | ||
Elizabeth Gee | 12 | F | N | ||
Jemima Gee | 10 | F | N | ||
Richard Gee | 8 | M | N | ||
Salome Gee | 2 | F | Y | ||
New Town | Susanna Sear | 70 | F | Lacemaker | Y |
Susanna Sear | 12 | F | Y | ||
New Town | George Emerton | 66 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Mary Emerton | 49 | F | Lacemaker | Y | |
Maria Emerton | 26 | F | Lacemaker | Y | |
Frederick Emerton | 15 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y | |
Henry Emerton | 13 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y | |
Septimus Emerton | 11 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y | |
John Emerton | 9m | M | Y | ||
New Town | Elizabeth Hirdle | 50 | F | Independent | Y |
Caroline Hirdle | 20 | F | Straw Bonnet Maker | Y | |
Robert Hirdle | 20 | M | Y | ||
Elizabeth Hirdle | 15 | F | Y | ||
Maria Hirdle | 2 | F | Y | ||
New Town | Elizabeth Turney | 60 | F | Independent | Y |
Joseph Turney | 30 | M | Bricklayer | Y | |
New Town | John Benbow | 35 | M | Blacksmith | Y |
Elizabeth Benbow | 35 | F | Y | ||
William Benbow | 15 | M | Y | ||
New Town | Thomas Bateman | 30 | M | Carpenter | Y |
Ann Bateman | 30 | F | Lacemaker | Y | |
Sarah Bateman | 8 | F | Y | ||
John Bateman | 6 | M | Y | ||
Isabel Bateman | 3 | F | Y | ||
Mary Bateman | 1 | F | Y | ||
New Town | Susan Worster | 25 | F | Lacemaker | Y |
Ann Worster | 15 | F | Lacemaker | Y | |
Harriet Worster | 15 | F | N | ||
New Town | William Tipple | 35 | M | Agricultural Labourer | N |
Eliza Tipple | 28 | F | Lacemaker | Y | |
William Tipple | 4 | M | Y | ||
Jane Tipple | 2 | F | Y | ||
Charles Tipple | 1m | M | Y | ||
New Town | Edward Reed | 30 | M | Blacksmith | Y |
Sarah Reed | 35 | F | Lacemaker | N | |
Charlotte Reed | 6 | F | Y | ||
William Reed | 3 | M | Y | ||
Mary Reed | 8m | F | Y | ||
New Town | George Stapleton | 30 | M | Shoe Maker | Y |
Maria Stapleton | 35 | F | Y | ||
Charles Stapleton | 5 | M | Y | ||
Andrew Stapleton | 5 | M | Y | ||
New Town | Mark Chapman | 46 | M | Tailor | N |
Jane Chapman | 39 | F | Y | ||
Charles Chapman | 12 | M | Y | ||
Arthur Chapman | 9 | M | Y | ||
Reuben Chapman | 4 | M | Y | ||
George Chapman | 1 | M | Y | ||
New Town | John Sinfield | 40 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Ann Sinfield | 30 | F | N | ||
Elizabeth Sinfiled | 7 | F | Y | ||
New Town | Charles Smith | 25 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Dinah Smith | 25 | F | Lacemaker | Y | |
Frederick Smith | 7 | M | Y | ||
Sarah Smith | 6 | F | Y | ||
Jesse Smith | 4 | M | Y | ||
Thomas Smith | 1 | M | Y | ||
New Town | William Simonds | 60 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Elizabeth Simonds | 40 | F | Lacemaker | Y | |
Mary Simonds | 20 | F | Lacemaker | Y | |
Ann Simonds | 15 | F | Lacemaker | Y | |
Charlotte Simonds | 8 | F | Y | ||
Elizabeth Simonds | 6 | F | Y | ||
New Town | Mary Peppett | 60 | F | Chairwoman | N |
Eliza Peppett | 20 | F | Lacemaker | Y | |
William Peppett | 20 | M | Labourer Agricultural | Y | |
Harriett Peppett | 1 | F | Y | ||
William Mitchell | 35 | M | Ropemaker | Y | |
Ellen Mitchell | 35 | F | N | ||
John Mitchell | 8 | M | Y | ||
Lydia Mitchell | 4 | F | Y | ||
New Town | William Woodland | 65 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Ann Woodland | 50 | F | Lacemaker | N | |
Matilda Woodland | 30 | F | Lacemaker | N | |
Thomas Woodland | 25 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y | |
George Woodland | 20 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y | |
Ann Woodland | 10 | F | Y | ||
Maria Woodland | 20 | F | Lacemaker | Y | |
Harriett Woodland | 6 | F | Y | ||
New Town | Abraham Turney | 25 | M | Grocer | Y |
Mary Turney | 30 | F | Y | ||
Harriett Turney | 3 | F | Y | ||
George Turney | 2 | M | Y | ||
Charles Turney | 2m | M | Y | ||
Alfred Turney | 20 | M | Grocers Journeyman | Y | |
George Turney | 15 | M | Apprentice | Y | |
Mary Turney | 15 | F | Female servant | N | |
New Town | Edward Woods | 30 | M | Carpenter Journeyman | Y |
Ann Woods | 30 | F | Y | ||
Lydia Woodin | 10 | F | Y | ||
New Town | Ann Kingston | 60 | F | Butcher | Y |
James Kingston | 30 | M | Butcher | Y | |
William Kingston | 25 | M | Butcher | Y | |
New Town | Thomas Fryer | 51 | M | Baker | N |
Matilda Fryer | 43 | F | Y | ||
John Fryer | 13 | M | Y | ||
New Town | Moses Freeman | 50 | M | Male Servant | N |
Mary Freeman | 52 | F | Chairwoman | Y | |
Ann Freeman | 15 | F | Y | ||
New Town | Joseph Barns | 40 | M | Sawyer | Y |
Bethsheba Barns | 40 | F | Y | ||
Richard Barns | 17 | M | Sawyer | Y | |
Mary Barns | 14 | F | Y | ||
New Town | Kitty Britten | 45 | F | Beer Retailer [Wheatsheaf Inn] | Y |
Alfred Britten | 22 | M | Y | ||
Lucy Britten | 20 | F | Y | ||
James Britten | 15 | M | Y | ||
Catherine Britten | 14 | F | Y | ||
Ruth Berridge | 25 | F | Independent | Y | |
Elizabeth Stanbridge | 25 | F | Independent | Y | |
New Town | Kitty Byworth | 75 | F | Lacemaker | N |
New Town | John Crute | 55 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Thomas Crute | 30 | M | Agricultural Labourer | N | |
Keziah Crute | 62 | F | Lacemaker | N | |
Charlotte Crute | 7 | F | Y | ||
Ann Crute | 5 | F | Y | ||
James Crute | 3 | M | Y | ||
New Town | Levi Cook | 25 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Sarah Cook | 25 | F | N | ||
Charlotte Cook | 4 | F | Y | ||
Rachel Cook | 1 | F | Y | ||
New Town | John Byworth | 63 | M | Agricultural Labourer | N |
Mary Byworth | 62 | F | Lacemaker | Y | |
James Warr | 21 | M | Journeyman Carpenter | Y | |
New Town | Summers Doyley | 25 | M | Farming Bailiff | N |
New Town | Johanna Rutley | 80 | F | Lacemaker | N |
Sarah Rutley | 40 | F | Lacemaker | Y | |
New Town | Fanny Booker | 59 | F | Lacemaker | Y |
Charles Kent | 25 | M | Bricklayer | N | |
Jane Kent | 23 | F | Y | ||
Susan Kent | 1 | F | Y | ||
Hannah Crute | 10 | F | Y | ||
New Town | John Gaskin | 60 | M | Agricultural Labourer | N |
Ann Gaskin | 55 | F | N | ||
Maria Gaskin | 20 | F | N | ||
New Town | Susan Perry | 35 | F | Lacemaker | Y |
Hannah Perry | 7 | F | Y | ||
Keziah Crute | 13 | Y | |||
New Town | Ann Sharpe | 65 | F | Lacemaker | Y |
Mary Wilbee | 49 | F | Lacemaker | Y | |
George Wilbee | 19 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y | |
Charles Wilbee | 13 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y | |
New Town | Richard Cook | 65 | M | Agricultural Labourer | N |
Ann Cook | 60 | F | Lacemaker | Y | |
Ann Cook | 19 | F | Lacemaker | Y | |
New Town | Daniel Hutton | 25 | M | Carpenter | Y |
Elizabeth Hutton | 25 | F | N | ||
George Hutton | 3 | M | Y | ||
Rebecca Hutton | 1 | F | Y | ||
James Taylor | 65 | M | Gardener | N | |
New Town | Thomas Smith | 50 | M | Shoemaker | Y |
Mary Smith | 30 | F | Y | ||
Eliza Smith | 18 | F | Y | ||
Alfred Smith | 16 | M | Y | ||
Selina Smith | 15 | F | Y | ||
Ann Smith | 3m | F | Y | ||
New Town | George Arnold | 40 | M | Tailor | Y |
Kitty Arnold | 40 | F | Y | ||
Elizabeth Arnold | 16 | F | Y | ||
George Arnold | 9 | M | Y | ||
New Town | Richard Smith | 30 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
William Goodman | 28 | M | Tailor | N | |
Matilda Goodman | 20 | F | Lacemaker | N | |
Fanny Goodman | 1 | F | Y | ||
New Town | James Goodall | 44 | M | Bricklayer | Y |
Sarah Goodall | 43 | F | Y | ||
Thomas Goodall | 20 | M | Bricklayer | Y | |
Sarah Goodall | 17 | F | Y | ||
Hannah Goodall | 15 | F | Y | ||
New Town | George Wesley | 51 | M | Agricultural Labourer | N |
Elizabeth Wesley | 52 | F | Lacemaker | N | |
Susanna Wesley | 11 | F | N | ||
New Town | Kitty Marriott | 52 | F | Lacemaker | Y |
New Town | Elizabeth White | 44 | F | Lacemaker | Y |
Sarah White | 17 | F | Lacemaker | Y | |
John White | 11 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y | |
Joseph White | 4 | M | Y | ||
Crawley Street | John Hewlett | 40 | M | Builder | N |
Mary Hewlett | 40 | F | N | ||
Harriett Hewlett | 13 | F | Y | ||
James Hewlett | 9 | M | Y | ||
George Hewlett | 18 | M | Carpenters Apprentice | N | |
Crawley Street | William Hutton | 66 | M | Agricultural Labourer | N |
Ann Hutton | 57 | F | Lacemaker | Y | |
Sarah Hutton | 30 | F | Lacemaker | Y | |
Harriett Chapman | 5 | F | Y | ||
Crawley Street | William Hutton | 25 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Ann Hutton | 25 | F | N | ||
Charles Hutton | 1 | M | N | ||
Crawley Street | John Quarry | 29 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Mary Quarry | 29 | F | N | ||
James Quarry | 9 | M | Y | ||
Eliza Quarry | 7 | F | Y | ||
William Quarry | 5 | M | Y | ||
George Quarry | 3 | M | Y | ||
Ann Quarry | 10m | F | Y | ||
Crawley Street | William Bandy | 26 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Ann Bandy | 23 | F | Y | ||
George Bandy | 1 | M | Y | ||
Crawley Street | Thomas Heath | 65 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Elizabeth Heath | 60 | F | Midwife | Y | |
Emma Heath | 35 | F | Lacemaker | Y | |
Sarah Heath | 30 | F | Lacemaker | Y | |
Henrietta Heath | 16 | F | Lacemaker | Y | |
Elizabeth Heath | 7 | F | Lacemaker | Y | |
Emily Heath | 1m | F | Y | ||
Crawley Street | Thomas Bayley | 41 | M | Excise Officer | N |
Emma Bayley | 12 | F | N | ||
Joseph Bayley | 11 | M | N | ||
Thomas Bayley | 9 | M | N | ||
Mary Bayley | 7 | F | N | ||
Anne Bayley | 5 | F | N | ||
Crawley Street | Elizabeth Harding | 60 | F | Draper | N |
Ann Mould | 55 | F | Schoolmistress | N | |
Crawley Street | Elizabeth Milgate | 72 | F | Lacemaker | N |
Ann Cave | 35 | F | Lacemaker | Y | |
Crawley Street | Alice Hartwell | 61 | F | Lacemaker | N |
Lucy Bowler | 18 | F | Lacemaker | Y | |
John Bowler | 16 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y | |
Francis Bowler | 14 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y | |
Crawley Street | Susan Marriott | 70 | F | Lacemaker | Y |
John Adams | 38 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y | |
Crawley Street | William Maddock | 48 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Ann Maddock | 46 | F | Y | ||
James Maddock | 25 | M | Male Servant | Y | |
Aspley House | Charlotte Smith | 89 | F | Independent | Y |
Charlotte Smith | 60 | F | Independent | N | |
Edward Smith | 53 | M | Clerk | Y | |
Jane Smith | 56 | F | Independent | Y | |
Eliza Smith | 55 | F | Independent | Y | |
James Peters | 35 | M | Male Servant | Y | |
Thomas Richardson | 22 | M | Male Servant | Y | |
James Phillips | 35 | M | Male Servant | Y | |
Elizabeth Freeman | 23 | F | Female servant | Y | |
Caroline Perry | 21 | F | Female servant | N | |
East Street | William Ellis | 36 | M | Blacksmith | N |
Elizabeth Ellis | 36 | F | N | ||
Isabella Ellis | 12 | F | N | ||
Emma Ellis | 8 | F | N | ||
George Ellis | 6 | M | N | ||
Jane Ellis | 4 | F | N | ||
Mary Ellis | 2 | F | Y | ||
Caroline Ellis | 16 | F | N | ||
Robert Crute | 80 | M | Independent | Y | |
Richard Smith | 60 | M | Blacksmiths Journeyman | N | |
Joseph Meadow | 12 | M | Blacksmiths Apprentice | N | |
East Street | William Smith | 36 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Anna Smith | 33 | F | Lacemaker | Y | |
John Smith | 15 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y | |
Rebecca Smith | 13 | F | Y | ||
Eliza Smith | 11 | F | Y | ||
Amelia Smith | 7 | F | Y | ||
William Smith | 4 | M | Y | ||
Charles Smith | 3 | M | Y | ||
James Smith | 1 | M | Y | ||
Martha Gurney | 85 | F | Lacemaker | Y | |
Sarah Gurney | 56 | F | Lacemaker | Y | |
East Street | William Odell | 36 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Mary Odell | 29 | F | Lacemaker | Y | |
Sarah Odell | 6 | F | Y | ||
William Odell | 1 | M | Y | ||
Ann Odell | 3m | F | Y | ||
East Street | Ann Daniels | 73 | F | Lacemaker | Y |
Elizabeth Worster | 63 | F | Y | ||
Thomas Daniels | 36 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y | |
Elizabeth Daniels | 40 | F | Washerwoman | N | |
East Street | Mary Woodland | 38 | F | Lacemaker | Y |
Amelia Woodland | 14 | F | Lacemaker | Y | |
Martha Marriott | 25 | F | Lacemaker | Y | |
East Street | William Stapleton | 55 | M | Shoemaker | Y |
Elizabeth Stapleton | 55 | F | Y | ||
William Stapleton | 20 | M | Shoe maker journeyman | Y | |
Jethro Stapleton | 19 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y | |
East Street | Thomas Doughty | 65 | M | Butcher | N |
Ann Doughty | 36 | F | N | ||
Richard Doughty | 26 | M | Butcher | N | |
John Doughty | 6 | M | Y | ||
East Street | James Brown | 35 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Maria Brown | 38 | F | Lacemaker | Y | |
Sarah Burt | 13 | F | Lacemaker | Y | |
Mary Burt | 11 | F | Lacemaker | Y | |
William Brown | 6 | M | Y | ||
Frederick Brown | 4 | M | Y | ||
James Brown | 3 | M | Y | ||
Elizabeth Brown | 1 | F | Y | ||
East Street | Thomas Lett | 35 | M | Builder | N |
Charlotte Lett | 33 | F | Y | ||
George Lett | 7 | M | Y | ||
Alfred Odell | 10 | M | N | ||
Johnathan Jackson | 20 | M | Carpenters Apprentice | Y | |
Ann Odell | 15 | F | Female servant | N | |
East Street | John Billington | 15 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Sarah Billington | 20 | F | Lacemaker | Y | |
James Billington | 1 | M | Y | ||
East Street | Thomas Bennett | 42 | M | Beer Retailer | Y |
Elizabeth Bennett | 43 | F | Y | ||
Barbara Bennett | 19 | F | Straw Bonnet Maker | Y | |
Ann Bennett | 13 | F | Y | ||
John Dixie | 19 | M | Blacksmith | Y | |
John Robertson | 29 | M | Cabinet Maker | s | |
East Street | Thomas Britten | 38 | M | Carpenter | Y |
Sarah Britten | 57 | F | Y | ||
East Street | John Mayor | 82 | M | Independent | N |
Sarah Mayor | 67 | F | N | ||
Mary Maffey | 22 | F | N | ||
East Street | Kitty Smith | 55 | F | Baker | Y |
John Smith | 33 | M | Baker | Y | |
James Smith | 31 | M | Baker | Y | |
Bell Inn | Mary Addison | 58 | F | Innkeeper | N |
John Ashbee | 27 | M | Y | ||
Elizabeth Ashbee | 41 | F | N | ||
John Ashbee | 1 | M | Y | ||
Ann Ashbee | 1m | F | Y | ||
Edward Worster | 70 | M | Male Servant | Y | |
Susan Walton | 35 | F | Female servant | Y | |
High Street | Benjamin Warr | 54 | M | Grocer | Y |
Elizabeth Warr | 56 | F | Y | ||
Mary Warr | 20 | F | Y | ||
Ann Goodman | 26 | F | Y | ||
William Goodman | 6 | M | Y | ||
High Street | Mary Bird | 45 | F | Butcher | Y |
Elizabeth Bird | 12 | F | Y | ||
High Street | William Bird | 11 | M | Y | |
Ann Bird | 9 | F | Y | ||
Charles Morris | 20 | M | Butcher | Y | |
Frederick Phipps | 15 | M | Butchers Apprentice | Y | |
High Street | John Herring | 20 | M | Tinman Journeyman | N |
Jane Herring | 20 | F | Y | ||
Jane Herring | 4 | F | N | ||
Eleanor Herring | 1 | F | Y | ||
High Street | George Arnold | 30 | M | Builder | Y |
Susannah Arnold | 30 | F | Y | ||
Frederick Jackson | 18 | M | Carpenter Apprentice | Y | |
High Street | John Rich | 50 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Jane Rich | 53 | F | Washerwoman | N | |
David Rich | 18 | M | Y | ||
Isaac Rich | 13 | M | Y | ||
George Rich | 11 | M | Y | ||
Caroline Rich | 3 | F | Y | ||
James Carver | 21 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y | |
High Street | Thomas Whitbread | 65 | M | Pensioner | Y |
Ann Whitbread | 44 | F | Lacemaker | Y | |
William Whitbread | 20 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y | |
Thomas Whitbread | 18 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y | |
James Whitbread | 12 | M | Y | ||
Henry Whitbread | 7 | M | Y | ||
Temperance Arnold | 60 | F | Grocer | Y | |
Sarah Arnold | 25 | F | Y | ||
Mary Farr | 90 | F | Independent | Y | |
High Street | Richard Woodin | 36 | M | Cordwainer | Y |
Caroline Woodin | 15 | F | Y | ||
William Woodin | 8 | M | Y | ||
Edward Woodin | 7 | M | Y | ||
Mary Emerton | 50 | F | Housekeeper | Y | |
High Street | William Taylor | 50 | M | Male Servant | Y |
Susannah Taylor | 45 | F | N | ||
High Street | Sarah Smith | 59 | F | Lacemaker | Y |
Frederick Smith | 20 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y | |
Ann Smith | 17 | F | Y | ||
Ezra Smith | 13 | M | Y | ||
William Smith | 7 | M | Y | ||
High Street | Martha Brown | 48 | F | Chairwoman | N |
Henry Marshall | 23 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y | |
Sarah Brown | 20 | F | Lacemaker | Y | |
William Brown | 16 | M | Y | ||
Caroline Brown | 12 | F | Y | ||
Elizabeth Brown | 9 | F | Y | ||
James Brown | 4 | M | Y | ||
Susanna Brown | 2 | F | Y | ||
John Brown | 73 | M | Agricultural Labourer | N | |
High Street | Lucy Marriott | 35 | F | Lacemaker | N |
Elizabeth Newman | 10 | F | Y | ||
Mary Marriott | 7 | F | Y | ||
Lucy Marriott | 5 | F | Y | ||
Ann Marriott | 2 | F | Y | ||
High Street | James Walton | 60 | n | Agricultural Labourer | N |
Priscilla Walton | 27 | F | Lacemaker | Y | |
High Street | Charles Whiteman | 43 | M | Tailor | Y |
Elizabeth Whiteman | 50 | F | Y | ||
George Whiteman | 19 | M | Y | ||
William Theed | 73 | M | Gardener | N | |
John Large | 35 | M | Cordwainer | Y | |
William Large | 10 | M | N | ||
Charlotte Harmer | 30 | F | Female servant | N | |
High Street | Mary Wiffen | 50 | F | Independent | N |
Mary Wiffen | 9 | F | Y | ||
Hannah Wiffen | 6 | F | Y | ||
Eliza Young | 15 | F | Y | ||
Elizabeth Cockerill | 15 | F | N | ||
High Street School | Richard Pain | 65 | M | Clergyman and Schoolmaster | N |
Elizabeth Pain | 62 | F | N | ||
Elizabeth Pain | 30 | F | N | ||
Ann Painter | 25 | F | N | ||
Mary Pain | 25 | F | N | ||
Ellen Pain | 15 | F | Y | ||
Robert Bagshaw | 15 | M | Pupil [crossed through] | N | |
Frederick Bagshaw | 14 | M | Ditto [crossed through] | N | |
Charles Barnet | 10 | M | Pupil [crossed through] | Y | |
George Barnet | 9 | M | Ditto [crossed through] | Y | |
George Bury | 9 | M | Ditto [crossed through] | N | |
Henry Gildhart | 9 | M | Ditto [crossed through] | N | |
Charles Gildhart | 8 | M | Ditto [crossed through] | N | |
Kedgwin Gough | 13 | M | Ditto [crossed through] | N | |
John Halcomb | 9 | M | Ditto [crossed through] | N | |
John Johnson | 11 | M | Ditto [crossed through] | Y | |
Charles Purser | 12 | M | Ditto [crossed through] | Y | |
John Purter | 10 | M | Ditto [crossed through] | Y | |
Richard Ratcliffe | 14 | M | Ditto [crossed through] | N | |
William Ratcliffe | 12 | M | Ditto [crossed through] | N | |
James Rilly | 14 | M | Ditto [crossed through] | N | |
Charles Rilly | 12 | M | Ditto [crossed through] | N | |
William Rilly | 10 | M | Ditto [crossed through] | N | |
George Smith | 12 | M | Ditto [crossed through] | N | |
Richard Wilkins | 10 | M | Ditto [crossed through] | N | |
Alice Turney | 25 | F | Female servant | N | |
Anna Button | 19 | F | Female servant | N | |
Mary Richardson | 20 | F | Female servant | N | |
Ann Bowler | 25 | F | Female servant | N | |
Maria Shemeld | 30 | F | Female servant | Y | |
High Street School | Henry Quartley | 20 | M | Independent | N |
Thomas Eastman | 30 | M | Assistant Master | N | |
Anthony Granard | 32 | M | French Master | Paris | |
George Burnett | 14 | M | Pupil [crossed out] | N | |
Thomas Ginger | 15 | M | Ditto [crossed out] | Y | |
Henry Grant | 14 | M | Ditto [crossed out] | Y | |
Richard Gresham | 15 | M | Ditto [crossed out] | Y | |
Robert Gresham | 1 | M | Ditto [crossed out] | Y | |
William Hitchcock | 14 | M | Ditto [crossed out] | N | |
Algernon Seby | 15 | M | Ditto [crossed out] | N | |
Alfred Jones | 15 | M | Ditto [crossed out] | N | |
Thomas Leete | 15 | M | Ditto [crossed out] | N | |
John Loveridge | 15 | M | Ditto [crossed out] | N | |
William Pettit | 13 | M | Ditto [crossed out] | Y | |
James Rose | 15 | M | Ditto [crossed out] | N | |
James Rutter | 15 | M | Ditto [crossed out] | N | |
John Sanders | 15 | M | Ditto [crossed out] | N | |
John Simons | 14 | M | Ditto [crossed out] | N | |
Alfred Swaine | 12 | M | Ditto [crossed out] | N | |
John Thacker | 15 | M | Ditto [crossed out] | N | |
Whitbread Tomson | 14 | M | Ditto [crossed out] | Y | |
Edward Whyly | 13 | M | Ditto [crossed out] | Y | |
William Wroth | 12 | M | Ditto [crossed out] | N | |
Alexander Young | 15 | M | Ditto [crossed out] | Jamaica | |
Henry Young | 12 | M | Ditto [crossed out] | Jamaica | |
George Harriss | 22 | M | Baker | Y | |
Noah Hart | 15 | M | Male Servant | N | |
Edmund Pain | 16 | M | Independent | Y | |
William Best | 12 | M | Pupil [crossed out] | Y | |
William Clarke | 12 | M | Ditto [crossed out] | N | |
Henry Fowler | 14 | M | Ditto [crossed out] | N | |
John Freeman | 14 | M | Ditto [crossed out] | N | |
James Gildhart | 16 | M | Ditto [crossed out] | N | |
Thomas Gildhart | 15 | M | Ditto [crossed out] | N | |
James Hill | 14 | M | Ditto [crossed out] | N | |
John Fenkens | 11 | M | Ditto [crossed out] | India | |
Edward Wakefield | 11 | M | Ditto [crossed out] | N | |
Edward Platt | 15 | M | Ditto [crossed out] | Y | |
George Platt | 14 | M | Ditto [crossed out] | Y | |
Henry Stockdale | 15 | M | Ditto [crossed out] | N | |
Septimus Stockdale | 15 | M | Ditto [crossed out] | N | |
Thomas Andrew | 15 | M | Ditto [crossed out] | N | |
William Hill | 12 | M | Ditto [crossed out] | N | |
Church Street | John Carling | 85 | M | Innkeeper [Swan – Old location] | N |
Mary Carling | 65 | F | N | ||
Catherine Carling | 20 | F | Y | ||
Elizabeth George | 4 | F | Y | ||
Church Street | William How | 50 | M | Independent | N |
Lucy How | 35 | F | N | ||
Maria Thorp | 35 | F | N | ||
Mary Edwards | 45 | F | Female servant | N | |
Ann Willison | 19 | F | Female servant | Y | |
William Usher | 35 | M | Gardener | N | |
Mary Usher | 27 | F | Lacemaker | N | |
Jane Usher | 3 | F | Y | ||
Hannah Usher | 1 | F | Y | ||
Church Street | Maria Corder | 45 | F | Independent | N |
Church Street | Boteler Smith | 50 | M | Clerk | Y |
Sarah Smith | 40 | F | N | ||
Charlotte Smith | 12 | F | N | ||
Sarah Smith | 9 | F | Y | ||
Julia Smith | 8 | F | Y | ||
Mary Osman | 25 | F | Governess | N | |
Thomas Sibley | 20 | M | Male Servant | Y | |
Susanna Kent | 35 | F | Female Servant | Y | |
Ann Fryer | 25 | F | Female Servant | Y | |
Rectory | Thomas Farmer | 65 | M | Clerk | N |
Thomas Wright | 50 | M | Male Servant | N | |
Sarah Wright | 50 | F | Female servant | N | |
Jane Boskett | 30 | F | Female servant | N | |
Manor Farm | William Warr | 55 | M | Farmer | Y |
Charity Warr | 65 | F | N | ||
Mary Kemp | 25 | F | Female servant | N | |
Thomas Willbur | 15 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y | |
William Adkins | 14 | M | Y | ||
[new property] | Mary D’Cluvert | 42 | F | Independent | Y |
[new property] | John Smith | 46 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Elizabeth Smith | 45 | F | Y | ||
William Smith | 15 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y | |
Sarah Smith | 12 | F | Y | ||
James Smith | 4 | M | Y | ||
Frederick Smith | 1 | M | Y | ||
Hayfield Farm | Richard White | 41 | M | Yeoman | N |
Mary White | 41 | F | N | ||
Maria White | 10 | F | N | ||
Richard White | 8 | M | Y | ||
James White | 6 | M | Y | ||
William White | 5 | M | Y | ||
John White | 3 | M | Y | ||
Mary Rous | 18 | F | Governess | N | |
Sarah Major | 24 | F | Female servant | Y | |
[new property] | Samuel Barrett | 47 | M | Agricultural Labourer | N |
Susannah Barrett | 44 | F | m | ||
Joseph Barrett | 21 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y | |
David Barrett | 19 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y | |
Elizabeth Barrett | 15 | F | Y | ||
Ann Barrett | 13 | F | Y | ||
Jesse Barrett | 10 | M | Y | ||
Susannah Barrett | 8 | F | Y | ||
Benjamin Barrett | 6 | M | Y | ||
Eliza Barrett | 4 | F | Y | ||
Ellen Barrett | 2 | F | Y | ||
Charlotte Barrett | 1 | F | Y | ||
Aspley Hall | George Campion | 40 | M | Farmer | N |
Ann Campion | 45 | F | N | ||
Elizabeth Campion | 15 | F | Y | ||
Joseph Lucas | 20 | M | Butcher | Y | |
Daniel Collins | 25 | M | Trunkmaker | N | |
Daniel Collins | 3 | M | N | ||
Daniel Odell | 20 | M | Male Servant | Y | |
Mary Garrett | 55 | F | Female servant | Y | |
Susan Prigmore | 16 | F | Female servant | Y | |
Water Hall | Ann Jackson | 45 | F | Lacemaker | Y |
William Jackson | 17 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y | |
Eliza Jackson | 15 | F | Y | ||
Mary Jackson | 13 | F | Y | ||
Jesse Jackson | 9 | M | Y | ||
Joel Jackson | 7 | M | Y | ||
David Jackson | 5 | M | Y | ||
Sarah Ford | 30 | F | Lacemaker | Y | |
Water Hall | James Cooke | 45 | M | Pensioner | N |
Emily Cooke | 30 | F | N | ||
Edwin Cooke | 5 | M | N | ||
Andrew Cooke | 1 | M | Y | ||
Water Hall | Edward Pickering | 30 | M | Agricultural Labourer | N |
Mary Pickering | 25 | F | N | ||
Mary Pickering | 3 | F | Y | ||
Water Hall | James Tompkins | 25 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Arabella Tompkins | 23 | F | Lacemaker | Y | |
John Tompkins | 3 | M | Y | ||
Sarah Tompkins | 2 | F | Y | ||
Sarah Fisher | 51 | F | Lacemaker | N | |
William Newshaw | 35 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y | |
Jane Newshaw | 38 | F | Lacemaker | Y | |
Mary Newshaw | 12 | F | Y | ||
Susan Newshaw | 10 | F | Y | ||
John Newshaw | 8 | M | Y | ||
Reuben Newshaw | 9m | M | Y | ||
Water Hall | James Dolton | 44 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y |
Susan Dolton | 31 | F | Lacemaker | N | |
Susan Dolton | 3 | F | Y | ||
Elizabeth Dolton | 1w | F | Y | ||
Water Hall | Samuel Emerton | 51 | M | Shoemaker | Y |
Jane Emerton | 41 | F | Lacemaker | N | |
Sarah Emerton | 9 | F | Y | ||
John Emerton | 6 | M | Y | ||
Water Hall | James Tompkins | 52 | M | Gardener | Y |
Rebecca Tompkins | 53 | F | Lacemaker | Y | |
Emma Tompkins | 30 | F | Lacemaker | Y | |
John Tompkins | 22 | M | Agricultural Labourer | Y | |
Mary Tompkins | 20 | F | Y | ||
Edward Tompkins | 18 | M | Y | ||
Georgine Tompkins | 14 | F | Y | ||
Thomas Tompkins | 11 | M | Y | ||
William Tompkins | 2 | M | Y | ||
Water Hall | Henry Summerfield | 23 | M | Carpenter | Y |
Martha Summerfield | 23 | F | Y | ||
Lydia Summerfield | 2 | F | Y | ||
Martha Summerfield | 5m | F | Y | ||
Salford Ford | John Bennett | 70 | M | Wholesale brewer | Y |
Elizabeth Bennett | 68 | F | Y | ||
Lydia Bennett | 24 | F | Y | ||
Salford Ford | John Adkins | 35 | M | Farmer | Y |
Charity Adkins | 40 | F | N | ||
John Adkins | 9 | M | Y | ||
Mary Adkins | 7 | F | Y | ||
Charity Adkins | 5 | F | Y | ||
Susannah Adkins | 1 | F | Y | ||
Elizabeth Chapell | 60 | F | Independent | Y | |
Sarah Jeffs | 15 | F | Female servant | N |
Page last updated Sep. 2024.