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Census Misspellings.Numbers 1851 Census Misspellings Name Parent or spouse namesBirth Year Birthplace Relation Residence Abraham Warbritton James, Betty abt 1829 Haslingden, Lancashire, England Son Newchurch, Lancashire Abraham Warbritton James, Rebecca abt 1851 Oswaldtwistle Son Oswaldtwistle, Lancashire Abraham Warbuton Mary abt 1780 Haslingden, Cheshire, England Head Tottington Higher End, Lancashire Abraham Warbutton John, Jane abt 1834 Edenfield, Lancashire, England Son Musbury, Lancashire Abrm Warbritton Selina abt 1824 Tottington, Lancashire, England Head Tottington Lower End, Lancashire Agnus Warbritton Richard abt 1791 Chorley, Lancashire, England Wife Chorley, Lancashire Alfred Warbritton Richard, Agnus abt 1840 Chorley, Lancashire, England Son Chorley, Lancashire Alfred Warbuton John, Esther abt 1837 Bollin Fee, Cheshire, England Son Bollin Fee, Cheshire Alice Ann Warbritton Henry Ann, Susan abt 1844 Musbury, Lancashire, England Daughter Haslingden, Lancashire Alice Coniew Warbritton Giles abt 1838 Livsey, Lancashire, England Daughter Anglezark, Lancashire Alice Warborton abt 1826 Haslingden, Lancashire, England Daughter Haslingden, Lancashire Alice Warbritton abt 1785 Adlington, Lancashire, England Head Anglezark, Lancashire Alice Warbritton abt 1816 Haslingden, Lancashire, England Lodger Haslingden, Lancashire Alice Warbritton James, Betty abt 1835 Haslingden, Lancashire, England Daughter Newchurch, Lancashire Alice Warbritton Ellen abt 1840 Livesey, Lancashire, England Daughter Lower Darwen, Lancashire Alice Warbritton Richard, Ann abt 1847 Heath Charnock, Lancashire, England Daughter Anglezark, Lancashire Alice Warbritton Samuel, Jemima abt 1849 Crompton, Lancashire, England Daughter Royton, Lancashire Alice Warbuton John, Betty abt 1803 Breightmet Son Breightmet, Lancashire Alice Warbuton John abt 1826 Bury, Lancashire, England Wife Elton, Lancashire Alice Warbuton abt 1828 Haslingden, Lancashire, England Head Elton, Lancashire Alice Warbuton Mary abt 1843 Pendleton, Lancashire, England Daughter Worsley, Lancashire Alice Warbutton abt 1788 Heap, Lancashire, England Servant Butterworth, Lancashire Alice Warbutton John abt 1832 Bury, Lancashire, England Daughter Tottington Lower End, Lancashire Alice Warbutton Peter, Maria abt 1836 Tottington L E, Lancashire, England Daughter Tottington Lower End, Lancashire Alice Warbutton abt 1848 Haslingden, Lancashire, England Daughter Haslingden, Lancashire Alice Wurbuton [Alice Warbuton] Abraham, Mary abt 1821 Haslingden, Lancashire, England Daughter Tottington Higher End, Lancashire Amelia Warbritton William, Charlotte abt 1833 Bristol Daughter Bristol St Mary Redcliffe, Gloucestershire Amos Warbutton Robert, Esther abt 1850 Turton, Lancashire, England Son Turton, Lancashire Ann Coniew Warbritton Giles abt 1836 Livsey, Lancashire, England Daughter Anglezark, Lancashire Ann Marburton William, Mary abt 1820 ??, Manchester Daughter Manchester, Lancashire Ann Marburton George, Elizabeth abt 1848 Birmg, Warwickshire, England Daughter Birmingham St George, Warwickshire Ann Walberton Mates abt 1821 Loders, Dorset, England Wife Powerstock, Dorset Ann Warbarton abt 1833 St Pancras, Middlesex, England Lodger Paddington, Middlesex Ann Warberton Daniel abt 1822 Gawsworth, Cheshire, England Wife Newbold Astbury, Cheshire Ann Warberton abt 1829 Nk, Shropshire, England Servant Kidderminster, Worcestershire Ann Warberton abt 1834 Sheffield, Yorkshire, England Servant Ecclesall Bierlow, Yorkshire Ann Warberton Mary abt 1850 Bangor, Flintshire, Wales Daughter Bangor, Flintshire Ann Warborton abt 1837 Haslingden, Lancashire, England Daughter Haslingden, Lancashire Ann Warbritton Richd abt 1816 Harwood, Lancashire, England Wife Harwood, Lancashire Ann Warbritton Richard abt 1819 Heath Charnock, Lancashire, England Wife Anglezark, Lancashire Ann Warbritton Margaret abt 1827 Haslingden, Lancashire, England Stepdaughter Spotland, Lancashire Ann Warbritton John, Susan abt 1837 Rosand, Lancashire, England Daughter Spotland, Lancashire Ann Warbuton Peter abt 1790 Tottington H End, Lancashire, EnglandWife Tottington Higher End, Lancashire Ann Warbuton John, Betty abt 1818 Breightmet Daughter Breightmet, Lancashire Ann Warbuton Joseph, Hannah abt 1834 Ollerton, Cheshire, England Daughter Ollerton, Cheshire Ann Warbutton abt 1791 Birtle, Lancashire, England Head Blackburn, Lancashire Ann Warbutton Robert abt 1791 Haslingden, Lancashire, England Wife Haslingden, Lancashire Ann Warbutton John abt 1824 Ireland Wife Manchester, Lancashire Anna Warbritton abt 1784 Langworth, Lancashire, England Head Turton, Lancashire Anne H Warbritton abt 1845 Kensington, Middlesex, England Basingstoke, Hampshire Anne Warbuton Sarah abt 1829 Woodford, Cheshire, England Daughter Cheadle Bulkeley, Cheshire Arthur M Warbritton abt 1850 Stockwell, Surrey, England Basingstoke, Hampshire Arthur Warbritton Peter, Nancy abt 1849 Bowling, Yorkshire, England Son Bowling, Yorkshire Barths Coniew Warbritton Giles abt 1830 Livsey, Lancashire, England Son Anglezark, Lancashire Benjamin Warbritton Sussannah abt 1794 Wigston, Leicestershire, England Head Wigston Magna, Leicestershire Benjamin Warbritton Benjamin, Sussannahabt 1832 Wigston, Leicestershire, England Son Wigston Magna, Leicestershire Benjamin Warbritton Henry, Isabela abt 1834 Haslingden, Lancashire, England Son Lower Booths, Lancashire Betsey Warbritton John, Betty abt 1835 Turton, Lancashire, England Daughter Turton, Lancashire Betsy J Warbutton abt 1844 Haslingn, Lancashire, England Daughter Newchurch, Lancashire Betsy Warbritton Richard, Agnus abt 1817 Chorley, Lancashire, England Daughter Chorley, Lancashire Betsy Warbutton Robert, Esther abt 1845 Turton, Lancashire, England Daughter Turton, Lancashire Bettey Warbritton Thoms abt 1825 Pilkington, Lancashire, England Wife Pilkington, Lancashire Betty Coniew Warbritton Giles abt 1832 Livsey, Lancashire, England Daughter Anglezark, Lancashire Betty Greaves [Betty Warbritton] Ellen, Royer abt 1829 Livesey, Lancashire, England Daughter Lower Darwen, Lancashire Betty Trippier [Betty Warbuton] Abraham, Mary abt 1821 Haslingden, Lancashire, England Daughter Tottington Higher End, Lancashire Betty Warbritton abt 1798 Edenfield, Lancashire, England Head Spotland, Lancashire Betty Warbritton John abt 1806 Turton, Lancashire, England Wife Turton, Lancashire Betty Warbritton James abt 1808 Haslingden, Lancashire, England Wife Newchurch, Lancashire Betty Warbritton Anna abt 1828 Turton, Lancashire, England Daughter Turton, Lancashire Betty Warbritton Henry, Isabela abt 1833 Haslingden, Lancashire, England Daughter Lower Booths, Lancashire Betty Warbritton John, Susan abt 1835 Rosand, Lancashire, England Daughter Spotland, Lancashire Betty Warbritton James, Betty abt 1839 Haslingden, Lancashire, England Daughter Newchurch, Lancashire Betty Warbuton John abt 1783 Stepley Bridge Wife Breightmet, Lancashire Betty Warbuton Sarah abt 1829 Werneth, Cheshire, England Daughter Werneth, Cheshire Betty Warbuton abt 1839 Breightmet GranddaughterBreightmet, Lancashire Betty Warbutton John abt 1831 Bury, Lancashire, England Daughter Tottington Lower End, Lancashire Betty Warbutton John, Jane abt 1837 Edenfield, Lancashire, England Daughter Musbury, Lancashire Bety Warbritton Ely, Nancy abt 1851 Haslingden, Lancashire, England Daughter Haslingden, Lancashire Bridget Warberton abt 1829 Mallahid Coun, Dublin, Ireland Visitor West Derby, Lancashire Butteworth Warbritton John, Susan abt 1837 Spotland, Lancashire, England Son Spotland, Lancashire Caroline Warbuton John, Esther abt 1833 Bollin Fee, Cheshire, England Daughter Bollin Fee, Cheshire Charles Walburton Therma abt 1826 Polverstock, Dorset, England Head Piddletown, Dorset Charles Warberton Jane abt 1798 Sheffield, Yorkshire, England Head Sheffield, Yorkshire Charles Warbinton Alice abt 1782 Ireland Head St Marylebone, Middlesex Charles Warbritton abt 1820 Forkington, Cheshire, England Head Marple, Cheshire Charles Warbritton abt 1843 Axbridge, Somerset, England Visitor Banwell, Somerset Charles Warbritton John, Susan abt 1849 Newchurch, Lancashire, England Son Spotland, Lancashire Charlot Walburton Eliza abt 1845 Merthyr, Glamorgan, Wales Daughter Aberystruth, Monmouthshire Charlot Warberton abt 1828 Wiltshire, England Lodger Ystradfellte, Breconshire Charlotte Warbritton William abt 1802 Bristol Wife Bristol St Mary Redcliffe, Gloucestershire Charlotte Warbritton James abt 1803 Tamton, Somerset, England Wife Bedminster, Somerset Danie Warbriton abt 1834 Bosden, Cheshire, England Son Handforth Cum Bosden, Cheshire Daniel Warberton Ann abt 1823 Somerford, Cheshire, England Head Newbold Astbury, Cheshire David Warbuton Sarah abt 1831 Ballington, Cheshire, England Son Cheadle Bulkeley, Cheshire Dina Warbuton John, Esther abt 1829 Bollin Fee, Cheshire, England Daughter Bollin Fee, Cheshire Edmund Warbritton James, Charlotte abt 1841 Bedminster, Somerset, England Son Bedminster, Somerset Edmund Warbutton abt 1828 Heap, Lancashire, England Lodger Heap, Lancashire Edward Warbarton Elizabeth abt 1782 Calshaw, Lancashire, England Head Manchester, Lancashire Edward Warbritton Margaret abt 1830 Haslingden, Lancashire, England Stepson Spotland, Lancashire Edward Warbritton Peter, Nancy abt 1846 Bradford, Yorkshire, England Son Bowling, Yorkshire Edward Warbritton Will, Mary abt 1850 Chorley, Lancashire, England Son Chorley, Lancashire Edwin Walburton Charles, Therma abt 1849 Dorchester, Dorset, England Son Piddletown, Dorset Eleanor Warberton James abt 1805 Liverpool, Lancashire, England Wife Liverpool, Lancashire Elen Warberton
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