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West Harnham - Census 1861 West Harnham - Census 1861 YEAR OCCUPATION/ SCHEDULE SURNAME GIVEN NAMES RELATIONSHIP CONDITION GENDER AGE BORN DISABILITY WHERE BORN LOCATION NOTES 1 Gregory George Head married m 60 1801 Miller (master, employing 11 men) Frome Somerset The Mill House, near River Nadder, north Boundary 1 Gregory Sarah Wife married f 59 1802 Bishopstone The Mill House, near River Nadder, north Boundary 1 Gregory Sarah Daughter unmarried f 18 1843 West Harnham The Mill House, near River Nadder, north Boundary 1 Saunders Harriet Servant unmarried f 27 1834 Cook Martin The Mill House, near River Nadder, north Boundary 1 James Emma Servant unmarried f 23 1838 Housemaid Mildford The Mill House, near River Nadder, north Boundary 2 Leech Isaac Head married m 40 1821 Miller's Man Alderbury Near the Bone Mill 2 Leech Mary Wife married f 37 1824 Hanging Langford Near the Bone Mill 2 Leech Mary Ann Niece f 9 1852 Scholar Warminster Near the Bone Mill 3 Crook John C Head married m 34 1827 Publican Wheatley The Three Crowns 3 Crook Eliza Wife married f 31 1830 Bedington Surrey The Three Crowns 3 Crook Harriet E Daughter f 7 1854 Scholar Fisherton in Anger The Three Crowns 3 Crook Arthur Son m 5 1856 Scholar Fisherton in Anger The Three Crowns 3 Crook Sidney Son m 3 1858 West Harnham The Three Crowns 3 Crook James Father Widower m 77 1784 Parchment Maker (Journeyman) Marlborough The Three Crowns 4 Blake Henrietta Head widow f 33 1828 Farmer 240 acres employing 8 men 3 boys Salisbury The Parsonage Farm 4 Blake James Son unmarried m 16 1845 Laverstock The Parsonage Farm 4 Morris Eliza Servant unmarried f 22 1839 House Servant Porton The Parsonage Farm 5 Moore Samuel Head married m 50 1811 Dairyman Romsey Hampshire Adjacent to the Parsonage Farm 5 Moore Elizabeth Wife married f 50 1811 Plaitford Adjacent to the Parsonage Farm 5 Moore Eliza Daughter unmarried f 25 1836 Romsey Hampshire Adjacent to the Parsonage Farm 5 Moore Edwin Son unmarried m 23 1838 Romsey Hampshire Adjacent to the Parsonage Farm 6 Martin William Head married m 27 1834 Boot & Shoe Maker (Journeyman) West Harnham Near the Parsonage Farm 6 Martin Mary Wife married f 28 1833 Launderess Southampton Near the Parsonage Farm 7 Musselwhite James Head married m 56 1805 Agricultural Labourer Chalk Near the Parsonage Farm 7 Musselwhite Ann Wife married f 52 1809 Launderess South Newton Near the Parsonage Farm 7 Scott Martha Niece unmarried f 21 1840 Launderess Britford Near the Parsonage Farm 8 Saunders John Head married m 56 1805 Agricultural Labourer Salisbury Near the Parsonage Farm 8 Saunders Sarah Wife married f 38 1823 Salisbury Near the Parsonage Farm 8 Saunders Martha Daughter unmarried f 17 1844 Salisbury Near the Parsonage Farm 8 Saunders Rosina Daughter f 12 1849 Scholar Salisbury Near the Parsonage Farm 8 Saunders Edward Son m 1 1860 East Harnham Near the Parsonage Farm 9 Kite Robert Head married m 30 1831 Groom West Harnham Near Malthouse 9 Kite Elizabeth Wife married f 25 1836 Netherhampton Near Malthouse 9 Kite Hannah J Daughter f 4 1857 Scholar West Harnham Near Malthouse 9 Kite William Son m 3 1858 Scholar West Harnham Near Malthouse 9 Kite James Lodger unmarried m 21 1840 Carpenter (Journeyman) West Harnham Near Malthouse 10 Borrough George Head married m 59 1802 Dairyman (Master) Britford Near the Church 10 Borrough Mary Wife married f 53 1808 Blaishford Hampshire Near the Church 10 Borrough James Son unmarried m 27 1834 Dairyman's Assistant Fordingbridge Hampshire Near the Church 10 Ray Ellen Daughter married f 25 1836 Dairywoman Fordingbridge Hampshire Near the Church 10 Borrough Alfred Son unmarried m 21 1840 Dairyman's Assistant Bedington Surrey Near the Church The church Borrough Edward Son unmarried m 18 1843 Carpenter (Apprentice) Bessington Hampshire The Church 10 Ray Ellen Grandaughter f 1 1860 Bessington Hampshire The Church 11 Maton Stephen J Head married m 36 1825 Farmer 540 acres employing 13 men & 6 boys Freemantle Hampshire The Manor Farm Near the Church 11 Maton Martha Wife married f 36 1825 Salisbury The Manor Farm Near the Church 11 Maton Catherine M Daughter f 6 1855 Scholar Salisbury The Manor Farm Near the Church 11 Maton Alice L Daughter f 2 1859 Scholar West Harnham The Manor Farm Near the Church 11 Maton Edgar S Son m 1 1860 West Harnham The Manor Farm Near the Church 11 Maton Mary Daughter f 0 1861 West Harnham The Manor Farm Near the Church 11 Maton Stephen Father Widower m 60 1801 Farmer Bower Chalk The Manor Farm Near the Church 11 Williams Martha Visitor unmarried f 25 1836 Ugford The Manor Farm Near the Church 11 Forder Ellen Servant unmarried f 25 1836 House Servant Durrington The Manor Farm Near the Church 11 Vincent Mary J Servant unmarried f 19 1842 Nursemaid Woodford The Manor Farm Near the Church 11 Fry Martha Nurse widow f 65 1796 Nurse Salisbury The Manor Farm Near the Church 12 Whimpey James Head married m 33 1828 Agricultural Labourer East Harnham Near the Church 12 Whimpey Amelia Wife married f 34 1827 West Harnham Near the Church 12 George Shadrack Son m 13 1848 Agricultural Labourer West Harnham Near the Church 12 George John Son m 9 1852 Scholar West Harnham Near the Church 12 George Lydia Daughter f 11 1850 Scholar West Harnham Near the Church 13 Harden Ann Head widow f 71 1790 Agricultural Labourer's widow formerly a servant Ireland Near the Church 14 Fletcher James Head married m 31 1830 Formerly a Blacksmith Salisbury Near the Church 14 Fletcher Ann Wife married f 29 1832 West Harnham Near the Church 14 Fletcher Mary J Daughter f 10 1851 Scholar West Harnham Near the Church 14 Fletcher Henrietta Daughter f 7 1854 Scholar West Harnham Near the Church 14 Fletcher Emma Daughter f 3 1858 Scholar West Harnham Near the Church 14 Fletcher Frederick Son m 2 1859 West Harnham Near the Church 15 Blake Edward Head married m 63 1798 Farm Baliff South Newton Near the Church 15 Blake Mary Wife married f 62 1799 Wishford Near the Church 16 Martin Edward Head married m 54 1807 Agricultural Labourer Compton Near the Church 16 Martin Leah Wife married f 50 1811 Ebbesborne Near the Church 16 Martin Sarah Daughter f 22 1839 Launderess West Harnham Near the Church 16 Martin Ellen Daughter f 15 1846 Launderess West Harnham Near the Church 17 Hopkins Frederick Head married m 60 1801 Shoemaker (Master) Salisbury Road leading to the River Naddder 17 Hopkins Elizabeth Wife married f 63 1798 Shoe-binder Mere Road leading to the River Naddder 18 Blake George Head married m 25 1836 Carter Agricultural Labourer West Harnham Road leading to the River Naddder 18 Blake Sarah Wife married f 31 1830 Hinton Dorset Road leading to the River Naddder 18 Blake George Son m 2 1859 West Harnham Road leading to the River Naddder ©Wilthsire OPC Project/2013/Jean Barnwell West Harnham - Census 1861 YEAR OCCUPATION/ SCHEDULE SURNAME GIVEN NAMES RELATIONSHIP CONDITION GENDER AGE BORN DISABILITY WHERE BORN LOCATION NOTES 19 White James Head married m 54 1807 Dog Trainer West Harnham Road leading to the River Naddder 19 White Sophia Wife married f 49 1812 Romsey Hampshire Road leading to the River Naddder 19 White Sidney Son m 18 1843 Dog Trainer West Harnham Road leading to the River Naddder 19 White Elizabeth Daughter f 16 1845 West Harnham Road leading to the River Naddder 19 White Clara Daughter f 14 1847 Dressmakers Apprentice West Harnham Road leading to the River Naddder 19 White Mortimer Son m 12 1849 Scholar West Harnham Road leading to the River Naddder 19 White Margaret Daughter f 10 1851 Scholar West Harnham Road leading to the River Naddder 19 White Edgar Son m 6 1855 Scholar West Harnham Road leading to the River Naddder 20 Wells Charles Head married m 46 1815 Gardener (Domestic) West Harnham Road leading to the River Naddder 20 Wells Sarah Wife married f 45 1816 Launderess West Harnham Road leading to the River Naddder 20 Wells George Son m 13 1848 Agricultural Labourer West Harnham Road leading to the River Naddder 20 Wells Mary J Daughter f 5 1856 Scholar Coombe Road leading to the River Naddder 20 Giles William Father m 76 1785 Agricultural Labourer Longford Road leading to the River Naddder 21 Futcher Thomas Head married m 39 1822 Carpenter (Journeyman) Hornington Road leading to the River Naddder 21 Futcher Jane Wife married f 45 1816 Broad Chalke Road leading to the River Naddder 22 Servants 1861 servants at Fisherton Lunatic Asylum April Road leading to the River Naddder Slept ther on the night of 7th April, emunerated by Dr Finch at the Asylum 23 Tribbett William Head married m 35 1826 Printer-Compositor Exeter Devon Road leading to the River Naddder 23 Tribbett Mary A Wife married f 33 1828 Exeter Devon Road leading to the River Naddder 23 Tribbett William Son m 12 1849 Scholar Exeter Devon Road leading to the River Naddder 23 Tribbett Albert Son m 9 1852 Scholar Poole Dorset Road leading to the River Naddder 23 Tribbett Emma Daughter f 5 1856 Scholar Salisbury Road leading to the River Naddder 23 Tribbett Eva L Daughter f 2 1859 Scholar Salisbury Road leading to the River Naddder 24/25 Flexen George Head married m 34 1827 Carpenter (Journeyman) Westbourne Sussex Road leading to the River Naddder 24/25 Flexen Mary A Wife married f 31 1830 West Mardon Sussex Road leading to the River Naddder 24/25 Flexen Sarah Daughter f 7 1854 Scholar Britford Road leading to the River Naddder 24/25 Flexen William Son m 4 1857 Scholar Britford Road leading to the River Naddder 24/25 Flexen Mary Daughter f 3 1858 Britford Road leading to the River Naddder 24/25 Flexen Eva Daughter f 1 1860 Salisbury Road leading to the River Naddder 24/25 Rickson Fanny Lodger f 19 1842
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