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Stanton Fitzwarren - Census 1881 Stanton Fitzwarren - Census 1881 Year of Schedule Surname Given Names Relationship Status Sex Age Birth Occupation Birth Place Address Notes 1 Tuckey Sarah Ann Head Widow F 50 1831 Farmer of 170 Acres Employing 3 Men 1 Boy Shrivenham Berks Marston Road 1 Tuckey Blanche M M Daughter Unmarried F 30 1851 South Marston Wilts 1 Tuckey Henry A Son Unmarried M 21 1860 Farmer's Son South Marston Wilts 1 Tuckey Robert L Son M 16 1865 Farmer's Son South Marston Wilts 1 Barnes Matilda Visitor Unmarried F 39 1842 Hungerford Berks 2 Bowles John Head Married M 55 1826 Ag Lab Stratton St Margaret Wilts Marston Road 2 Bowles Ann Wife Married F 55 1826 Stratton St Margaret Wilts 2 Bowles Henry Son M 17 1864 Ag Lab South Marston Wilts 2 Bowles Emily Daughter F 15 1866 General Servant South Marston Wilts 2 Bowles Richard Son M 10 1871 Scholar South Marston Wilts 3 Boulton John J Head Married M 43 1838 Ag Lab Highworth Wilts Marston Road 3 Boulton Elizabeth J Wife Married F 41 1840 Highworth Wilts 3 Boulton Albert E Son M 16 1865 Labourer in a Factory Stanton Fitzwarren Wilts 3 Boulton Martha J Daughter F 2 mths 1881 Stanton Fitzwarren Wilts 4 Grubb William Head Widower M 69 1812 Ag Lab Stratton St Margaret Wilts Highworth Road 4 Chamberlain Thomas Son in Law Married M 44 1837 Ag Lab Fyfield Glos 4 Chamberlain Mary Ann Wife Married F 45 1836 South Marston Wilts 4 Grubb William G Son M 8 1873 Scholar South Marston Wilts 5 Clark Charles Head Married M 57 1824 Shepherd Horsham Sussex Park Farm 5 Clark Fanny Wife Married F 53 1828 (not stated) Wilts 1871 Census - Birthplace is Castle Eaton 5 Clark William Son M 16 1865 Ag Lab Stanton Fitzwarren Wilts 5 Clark Elizabeth Daughter F 14 1867 Scholar Stanton Fitzwarren Wilts 5 Clark Mary Daughter F 9 1872 Scholar Highworth Wilts 6 Agar Herbert W C Head Married M 57 1824 No Profession Oxford Stanton House 6 Agar Helen M Wife Married F 26 1855 London 6 Agar Charles H Son M 8 1873 London 6 Agar Constance D Daughter F 7 1874 London 6 Agar Laura M O'Neill Daughter F 5 1876 London 6 Nelson Mary K Niece Unmarried F 28 1853 Lady Wilts 6 Mackie Fanny A C Visitor Unmarried F 23 1858 Clapham 6 Coker Mary Ann Servant Widow F 57 1824 Nurse Kent 6 Murdoch Emily Servant Unmarried F 21 1860 Maid Chelsea Middlesex 6 Patterson Isabella Servant F 16 1865 Nursery Maid Huntingdon 6 Farr Emily Servant Unmarried F 43 1838 Cook Lambeth 6 Fowler Emily Servant Unmarried F 20 1861 Kitchen Maid Stanton Fitzwarren Wilts 6 Leigh Mary Servant Unmarried F 22 1859 House Maid Cornwall 6 Alice Cara Servant Unmarried F 28 1853 Maid (Niece's) Dover Kent 6 Miller Charles Servant Unmarried M 36 1845 Butler Cambridge 6 Newman Henry Servant Unmarried M 21 1860 Footman Sherborne 6 Pratt George Servant Unmarried M 31 1850 Groom Bushy Heath Middlesex 6 Farmer Edward G Servant Unmarried M 23 1858 Groom Inkpen Berks 6 Fulford Charles Servant Unmarried M 21 1860 Groom Downton Wilts 6 Phelps George Servant Unmarried M 22 1859 Groom Glos 6 Legg James Servant Unmarried M 21 1860 Groom South Leaze Wilts 6 Stone Edward Servant Unmarried M 25 1856 Groom East Grimstead Sussex 7 King Henry Head Married M 33 1848 Groom Alvediston Wilts The Lodge 7 King Ellen Wife Married F 33 1848 Woodcutts Dorset 7 King Lucy E Daughter F 10 1871 Scholar Cranborne Dorset 7 King Mary Ann Daughter F 7 1874 Scholar Cranborne Dorset 7 King Katie E Daughter F 4 1877 Cranborne Dorset 7 King Edith Daughter F 1 1880 Cranborne Dorset 8 Rowden Francis M Head Married M 64 1817 Clergyman of the Church of England Highworth Wilts The Rectory 8 Rowden Lucy Wife Married F 49 1832 Awre Glos 8 Rowden Harriet F I Daughter Unmarried F 29 1852 Bath Somerset 8 Rowden Mary Ann Daughter F 8 1873 Stanton Fitzwarren Wilts 8 Brett Lucy Elizabeth Visitor Unmarried F 38 1843 South Cerney Glos 8 Townsend Elizabeth Servant Unmarried F 23 1858 General Servant Blunsdon Wilts 8 Jones Anne Servant Unmarried F 21 1860 General Servant Stanton Fitzwarren Wilts 9 Jeeves Benjamin Head Married M 30 1851 Farm Manager & Bailiff Oxford Village 9 Jeeves Lucy A Wife Married F 28 1853 Lewisham Kent 9 Jeeves Charles E Son M 5 1876 Stratton St Margaret Wilts 9 Jeeves Edith K Daughter F 5 1876 Stratton St Margaret Wilts 9 Jeeves Vivian G Daughter F 3 1878 Stratton St Margaret Wilts 9 Jeeves Hugh B Son M 6mths 1881 Stanton Fitzwarren Wilts 10 Morse Mary Ann Head Unmarried F 62 1819 Retired Schoolmistress Stanton Fitzwarren Wilts School House 10 Nicholas Eleanora Boarder Unmarried F 21 1860 Schoolmistress Shipton Mallet 11 Marchment John Head Married M 25 1856 Coachman Swindon Wilts Village 11 Marchment Elizabeth M Wife Married M 26 1855 Swaton Lincoln ©Wiltshire OPC Project/2013/Anne-marie Hayes Stanton Fitzwarren - Census 1881 11 Marchment John W Son M 5 1876 Swindon Wilts 11 Marchment Gertrude Daughter F 3 1878 Swindon Wilts 11 Marchment Ellen Daughter F 3 mths 1881 Swindon Wilts 11 Bath Edward Adopted M 1 1880 Swindon Wilts 12 Hollick Mark Head Married M 42 1839 Gardener Highworth Wilts Village 12 Hollick Mary Wife Married F 44 1837 Highworth Wilts 12 Hollick Louisa Daughter F 14 1867 Cirencester Glos 13 Rust Robert Head Married M 27 1854 Gamekeeper Stagsden Bedford 13 Rust Hannah Wife Married F 19 1862 Stanton Fitzwarren Wilts 13 Rust Kate Daughter F 1 1880 Stanton Fitzwarren Wilts 14 Legg Stephen Head Married M 61 1820 Shoemaker Stanton Fitzwarren Wilts Village 14 Legg Susannah Wife Married F 73 1808 Stanton Fitzwarren Wilts 15 Large Benjamin Head Married M 28 1853 Ag Lab Stanton Fitzwarren Wilts Village 15 Large Hannah Wife Married F 23 1858 Shillingford Berks 15 Large John W Son M 3 1878 Stanton Fitzwarren Wilts 15 Large Martha Daughter F 1 1880 Stanton Fitzwarren Wilts 15 Large Nevil Father Widower M 67 1814 Ag Lab Stanton Fitzwarren Wilts 16 Giles John R Head Married M 34 1847 Ag Lab Langford Berks 16 Giles Bertha Wife Married F 30 1851 Stanton Fitzwarren Wilts 16 Giles Alice B Daughter F 6 1875 Stanton Fitzwarren Wilts 16 Giles Ada M Daughter F 3 1878 Stanton Fitzwarren Wilts 16 Giles Amelia A Daughter F 1 1880 Stanton Fitzwarren Wilts 16 Sims Robert Lodger M 17 1864 Ag Lab Castle Eaton Wilts 17 Baxter John Head Married M 45 1836 Farm Carter Watchfield Berks Village 17 Baxter Lucy Wife Married F 44 1837 Lechlade Glos 17 Baxter Jane Daughter Unmarried F 21 1860 General Servant Watchfield Berks 17 Baxter William Son M 12 1869 Ag Lab Stanton Fitzwarren Wilts 17 Baxter George Son M 9 1872 Scholar Stanton Fitzwarren Wilts 17 Baxter James Son M 6 1875 Scholar Stanton Fitzwarren Wilts 17 Baxter John Son M 2 1879 Stanton Fitzwarren Wilts 17 Comely George Lodger M 13 1868 Ag Lab Wilts 18 Grubb John Head Married M 75 1806 Ag Lab Stratton St Margaret Wilts Village 18 Grubb Bertha Wife Married F 70 1811 Broad Hinton Wilts 18 Grubb Catherine Mother Unmarried F 35 1846 South Marston Wilts 18 Grubb Charles Son M 10 1871 Scholar Stanton Fitzwarren Wilts 18 Grubb John Son M 5 1876 Scholar Stratton St Margaret Wilts 18 Grubb Edgar Son M 9 mths 1880 Stratton St Margaret Wilts 19 Fowler William Head Married M 47 1834 Ag Lab Stanton Fitzwarren Wilts Village 19 Fowler Mary Wife Married F 46 1835 Stratton Glos 19 Fowler Alfred Son M 13 1868 Ag Lab Stanton Fitzwarren Wilts 19 Fowler Samuel Son M 9 1872 Scholar Stanton Fitzwarren Wilts 19 Fowler James Son M 7 1874 Scholar Stanton Fitzwarren Wilts 19 Fowler Adelaide Daughter F 3 1878 Stanton Fitzwarren Wilts 20 Tovey William H Head Married M 45 1836 Farmer of 370 Acres Employing 10 Men 5 Women 6 Boys Tarhill Fairford Glos 20 Tovey Mary B Wife Married F 40 1841 Down Ampney Glos 20 Tovey Walter J Son M 5 1876 Stanton Fitzwarren Wilts 20 Tovey Francis H Son M 3 1878 Stanton Fitzwarren Wilts 20 Tovey Mary Sister Unmarried F 37 1844 Stanton Fitzwarren Wilts 20 Eldridge Ellen Servant Unmarried F 19 1862 General Servant Sevenhampton Wilts 20 Stephens Sophia Servant Unmarried F 16 1865 Nursemaid Watchfield Berks 21 Adams John Head Married M 54 1827 Farmer of 26 Acres Stratton St Margaret Wilts Village 21 Adams Hannah Wife Married F 53 1828 Castle Eaton Wilts 21 Clarke Emily Niece Unmarried F 22 1859 Laundress Stanton Fitzwarren Wilts 21 Clarke Alice Niece F 11 1870 Stanton Fitzwarren Wilts 21 Grubb Maria Servant F 15 1866 General Servant Stanton Fitzwarren Wilts 22 Fowler Thomas Head Married M 43 1838 Ag Lab Stanton Fitzwarren Wilts 22 Fowler Sarah Wife Married F 40 1841 Highworth Wilts 22 Fowler George Son M 17 1864 Ag Lab Stanton Fitzwarren Wilts 22 Fowler Eliza Daughter F 9 1872 Scholar Stanton Fitzwarren Wilts 22 Fowler Lucy Daughter F 6 1875 Scholar Stanton Fitzwarren Wilts 22 Fowler Joseph Son M 4 1877 Scholar Stanton Fitzwarren Wilts 23 Jones George Head Married M 57 1824 Ag Lab Eastleach Glos Village 23 Jones Marcha Wife Married F 54 1827 Stanton Fitzwarren Wilts 24 Gardner William Head Married M 68 1813 Ag Lab Stanton Fitzwarren Wilts 24 Gardner Emma Wife Married F 5 1876 Stanton Fitzwarren Wilts 24 Gardner William J Son Married M 25 1856 Ag Lab Stanton Fitzwarren Wilts Village 24 Gardner Anne Wife Married F 26 1855 Glos 24 Gardner James Brother to Head Unmarried M 65 1816 Ag Lab Stanton Fitzwarren Wilts 25 Burley James Head Married M 30 1851 Railway Labourer St Albans Herts Village 25 Burley Elizabeth Wife Married F 26 1855 Willesden Middlesex ©Wiltshire OPC Project/2013/Anne-marie Hayes Stanton Fitzwarren - Census 1881 26 Garrett Elizabeth Head Unmarried F 59 1822 Stanton Fitzwarren Wilts Village 27 Fowler Charles Head Married M 36 1845 Ag Lab Stanton Fitzwarren Wilts Mill Lane 27 Fowler Sarah Wife Married F 39 1842 Highworth Wilts 27 Edgeworth William Father Widower M 75 1806 Ag
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