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BPATH:C:\Peter's WP Files\GENEAL\CENSUS\ENGLAND BPATH:C:\Peter’s WP Files\GENEAL\CENSUS\ENGLAND FILE:YORKSHIRE DATE:September 28,2015 Last Website Update:January 23,2016 Census Extracts in the Whitlock Family Association Files (SOURCE) Name Ref/Father's Ref YORKSHIRE: 1841: 1841 Bramley Ward, District 13 Armley, Moor R3148ZI WHITELOCK, Ann H F 25 Ind Y William M 3 Y WHEATLEY, Samuel M 25 Machine Maker Y Sarah F 25 Y Hannah F 6 Y Emma F 4 Y Mary F 2 Y Eliza F 6 Y 1841 Bramley Ward, District 15, Armley, Wortley and Hanningley Road R3148O WHITELOCK, John H M 60 Organ Builder Y WJ165/? Mary F 57 Y William M 20 Organ Builder Y John M 15 Organ Builder Y Hannah F 25 Female Servant Y Ann F 20 Female Servant Y Mary F 5 Y James M 4 Y Mary F 5 Y Samuel M 1 Y 1841 Darrington, District 16, Vicarage House R3148ZH PEASE, Rev. George H M 40 Vicar Y Jane F 35 N Mary Anne F 7 Y GOODMAN, George M 25 Male Servant N POWELL, William M 20 Male Servant Y WHITELOCK, Ann F 25 Female Servant Y STRONACH, Ann F 20 Female Servant Y DALTON, Abia F 20 Female Servant Y MIDDLETON, Ann F 20 Female Servant Y 1841 Downholme, Ellerton R3148ZK WHITELOCK, Mat’w H M 20 Farmer Y Ruth F 25 Y MARCH, John M 45 Ag Lab Y JEFFERSON, Elizabeth F 20 Female Servant Y HIRD, Ann F 15 Female Servant Y 1841 Driffield District 3 R3148ZA CREASSER, Edward H M 50 Druggist Y Ann F 45 Y Edwin M 15 Druggist Ap Y George M 14 Iron monger Y SMITH, John M 15 Druggist Ap Y WHITELOCK, Joseph M 40 Male Servant Y WJO137/WW97 STEPHENSON, Hannah F 15 Female Servant Y 1841 Easby, Richmond R3148D SMITH, Mattw H M 50 Farmer Y Robert M 45 Farmer Y Elizabeth F 40 Independant Y Jane F 38 Independant Y WHITLOCK, Mary Ann F 15 Independant Y LAWSON, Robert M 15 Servant Y 1841 Gilling, Appleton Upon Wiske, South Cowton, Pepper Hall Lodge R3148A WHITLOCK, Alfred H M 50 Ag Lab Y WAL5/WT128 Mary F 35 Y Alfred M 15 Y Elizabeth F 7 Y Thomas M 4 Y Martha F 2 Y PARSON, Mary F 15 Female Servant Y 1841 Gilling, Oswaldkirk, Cawton R3148G ROBINSON, Robert H M 40 Ag Lab Y Mary F 35 Y John M 10 Y Mary F 9 Y Rebecca F 8 Y WHITELOCK, Elizabeth F 75 Y WHITELOCK, William H M 40 Shoemaker Y WW171/WT67 Sarah F 40 Y George M 10 Y Elizabeth F 8 Y 1841 Gilling, Richmond, District 5, Hailforth R3148F, R3148Z WHITELOCK, John M 13 Y Christopher M 15 Y 1841 Grinton, Reeth, District 5, Cogden Hall R3148Q WHITELOCK, George H M 25 Farmer Y Elizabeth F 55 Ind Y WMA8/WCHR43 Sarah F 15 Ind Y HALLEDAY, David M 55 Ag Lab Scot BROGDEN, James M 30 Ag Lab N COWLING, Elizabeth F 20 Female Servant Y LIDDEL, Elizabeth F 35 Female Servant Y 1841 Harewood, District 3, Allwoodley R3148ZS TAYLOR, Henry H M 23 Tunnel Miner Y Martha F 12 Y WHITELOCK, Dan’l M 19 Tunnel Miner Y Eliz’th F 18 Y 1841 Holy Trinity, Humber, District 7, The Marine Alms House R3148H WHITELOCK, George M 70 Y 1841 Holy Trinity, Myton, District 16, Prospect Street R3148ZN WHITELOCK, Mary F 20 Female Servant Y 1841 Hook, District 6 R3148ZG BULLOCK, William H M 35 Mariner Y Ellen F 25 Y WHITELOCK, John M 30 Stone M Y Betsey F 25 Y William M 1 Y MOUNTAN, Elizabeth F 70 Ind N Ri’d M 20 N 1841 Kirkby in Cleveland, District 6, Great Broughton, Eastside Street R3148ZB WHITELOCK, Thomas H M 40 Shoe M Y WT132/? Mary F 20 Y Thomas M 10 Y 1841 Kirkby in Cleveland, District 7, Great Broughton R3148ZJ WAUGH, William H M 60 Blacksmith N WATSON, Mary F 60 Female Servant Y WHITELOCK, John M 10 Blacksmith Ap Y 1841 Kirkby Malzeard, District 4, Grewelthorpe R3148N SMITH, Robert H M 30 Farmer Y Jane F 20 Y William M 80 Y WHITELOCK, Elizabeth F 60 Y PREST, Elizabeth F 25 Female Servant Y 1841 Kirby Malzeard, District 5, Grewelthorpe R3148ZC WHITELOCK, Christopher H M 35 Publican Y WCHR18/WMA9 Mary F 30 Y Christopher M 6 Y Francis M 4 Y Ann F 1 Y HALL, Mary F 15 Y JOHNSON, Thomas M 75 Shoemaker Y 1841 Lastingham, District 1 R3148ZP WARE, William H M 50 Cart Wright Y Mary F 15 Y Thomas M 15 Y WHITELOCK, Frederic M 20 Ap Cart W Y 1841 Masham, District 3 R3148T WHITELOCK, Mary H F 45 Ind Y Robert M 20 Ind Y John M 20 Grocer Sh Y 1841 Northallerton, District 3, West Row R3148ZL MASTERMAN, George H M 60 Dealer in China Y Jacobina F 60 Y Jessey J. F 20 Y SKELTON, Emma F 20 Dress Maker Y BARKER, Ester F 15 Ap Y WHITELOCK, Ann F 20 Dress M. Y BOWMAN, Margaret F 20 Straw Bonnet M Y 1841 Paul, District 16, Thorngumbald R3148M ELLETSON, James H M 40 Gardener Y John M 35 Gardener Y Thomas M 30 Gardener Y Susannah F 20 Y WHITELOCK, Elizabeth F 60 1841 Pickering R3148C, R3148Y, R3148ZJ, R3148X WHITELOCK, John H M 30 Ag Lab Y WJ308/WW97 Catherine F 25 Y Ann F 5 Y George M 3 Y Mary F 1 Y WHITELOCK, Thomas H M 40 Roper Y WT182/WW97 Susannah F 40 Y John M 15 Shoe M Apr Y Hannah F 12 Y Richard M 10 Y Ann F 4 Y Thomas M 2 Y GRAY, John H M 40 Iron Monger Y Elizabeth F 40 Y Maria F 6 Y Richard M 1 Y Stotham M 20 Y GRAINGE, Henry M 25 Painter Y WHITELOCK, William M 15 Apprentice Y DOWSON, Hannah F 20 Female Servant Y 1841 Pickhill, District 2, Ainderby Quernhow R3148K WHITELOCK, Thomas H M 30 Farmer Y WT134/WW175 Isabella F 35 Y William M 8 Y John M 6 Y Thomas M 3 Y COVERT, John M 15 Male Servant Ag Lab Y FEATNEBY Ann F 15 Female Servant Ag Lab Y WHITELOCK, Sarah F 65 Ind Y WW175/? 1841 Preston, Hedon, District 3 R3148Z CRAWFORTH, David H M 50 Ag Lab Y Eliza F 30 Y Catherine F 10 Y Louisa F 4 Y Caroline F 1 Y WHITELOCK, John M 40 Ag Lab Y HOW, John M. M 40 Licence H Ire Elizabeth F 40 Ire 1841 Richmond, District 14 R3148L WHITELOCK, Mattw H M 65 Ind Y WMA1/WP14 Susan’h F 65 N WALLER, Eliz’th F 20 Female Servant Y 1841 Richmond, District 17, Torver Street R3148I WHITELOCK, Christopher H M 67 Tailor Y WCHR19/? Ann F 66 Y Matthew M 40 Sadler J. N 1841 Ripon, District 2, Kirkgate R3148ZR DURHAM, John H M 50 Draper Y Mary F 45 Y Mary F 11 Y Sarah F 9 Y WHITELOCK, Richard M 20 Drapers Ap Y /WRR68 CARTER, John M 15 Drapers Ap Y HOUSMAN, Judd M 15 Drapers Ap Y CHAPMAN, Simon M 15 Drapers Ap Y HUNTER, Alice F 15 Female Servant Y ROPER, Jane F 20 Female Servant Y BENSON, Ann F 14 Female Servant Y 1841 East Sculcoates, District 3a, Albion Street R3148ZO WHITELOCK, Sarah F 20 Female Servant Y 1841 East Sculcoates, District 3a, Storey Street R3148ZM KETCHLEY, Elizabeth H F 40 Ind N Walter M 20 Ind N WHITELOCK, Esther F 20 Female Servant Y 1841 Sheffield, Brightside, District 4 R3148J WHITELOCK, Ann H F 65 Ind Y IBBOTSON, Eliza F 15 Female Servant Y 1841 Sheffield, Ecclesall B ierlow, District 3, Wilkinson St. R3148W WHITELOCK, Mary H F 40 Y WJ225/? Mary F 20 Dress Maker Y Emma Oates F 20 Dress Maker N Martha F 17 Dress Maker N John M 13 N BACON, Hannah F 71 Ind Y SIDDON, Martha F 20 Y 1841 Sinnington, Normanby, District 2, Marton R3148P WHITELOCK, Ellen H F 59 Ag Lab Y 1841 Skipton, District 1, High Street R3148ZD WHITELOCK, Francis M 35 Farmer Y 1841 Spennithorne, District 7, Harmby R3148ZE WHITELOCK, Jane H F 30 Farmer Y WF26/WP15 Francis M 4 Y Sarah F 3 Y Mary F 1 Y Rob’t M 30 Butcher Y WRR65/WP15 Chris’ M 25 Y BULCHEY, Henry M 20 Male Servant Y GREYSON, Robert M 14 Male Servant Y THOMPSON, Ann F 15 Female Servant Y SYSON, Jane F 15 Female Servant Y 1841 St.Leonard, District 3, Malton R3148B WHITLOCK, William H M 35 Ag Lab Y WW235/? Jane F 25 Y Mary F 1 Y WOODTHORPE, Robert M 30 Chair Maker Y 1841 St.Martin, District 15, Beverley, Keldgate R3148R WHITELOCK, Sarah H F 50 School Mistress Y GLEADHILL, Elizabeth F 35 Female Servant Y 1841 St.Martin, District 16, Beverley R3148S WHITELOCK. Thomas H M 45 Joiner Y WT181/WRR66 Mary F 45 Y Ann F 15 Y Eliza F 12 Y Jane F 10 1841 St.Mary, District 2,Kingston upon Hull R3148U, R3148E GLOVER, Thos H M 50 Sloop Man Y Ann F 45 Y LEE, Henry M 7 Y FEWSTER Ann F 11 Y WHITELOCK, Ella F 8 Y WHITELOCK, Ellen H F 40 Y WSA42/? May F 15 Y George M 13 Y WSA42/WG94 Samuel M 5 Y Jane F 3 Y 1841 St.Michael Le Belfrey, Bootham, District 13, Stonegate R3148V WHITELOCK, Christopher H M 35 Tobacconist Y WCHR45/? Jane F 40 Y 1841 St.
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