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Fonthill Bishop - Census 1851 Fonthill Bishop - Census 1851 YEAR SCHEDULE SURNAME FORENAMES RELATIONSHIP C0NDITION SEX AGE BORN OCCUPATION PLACE OF BIRTH ABODE 1 Targett John Head Married m 61 1790 Agricultural Labourer Bishop's Fonthill 1 Targett Elizabeth Wife Married f 61 1790 Donhead 2 Penny James Head Widower m 78 1773 Pauper Chilmark 2 Penny Mary Daughter Unmarried f 52 1799 Pauper Bishop's Fonthill 2 Penny Henry Grandson Unmarried m 23 1828 Pauper Bishop's Fonthill 3 Pain James Head Married m 37 1814 Agricultural Labourer Bishop's Fonthill 3 Pain Elizabeth Wife Married f 36 1815 Tisbury 3 Pain Samuel Son m 15 1836 Tisbury 3 Pain Racheal Daughter f 11 1840 Hindon 3 Pain John Thomas Son m 9 1842 Scholar Bishop's Fonthill 3 Pain Sarah Jane Daughter f 7 1844 Scholar Bishop's Fonthill 3 Pain Job Son m 5 1846 Scholar Bishop's Fonthill 3 Pain Stephen Son m 3 1848 Bishop's Fonthill 3 Pain Mary Ann Daughter f 0 1851 Bishop's Fonthill 4 Ingram Richard Head Widower m 69 1782 Pauper Bishop's Fonthill 4 Ingram John Son Widower m 43 1808 Agricultural Labourer Bishop's Fonthill 4 Ingram William Son Unmarried m 22 1829 Agricultural Labourer Bishop's Fonthill 5 Ingram Frederick Head Married 27 1824 Skin Dealer Bishop's Fonthill 5 Ingram Ann Wife Married 25 1826 Fonthill Gifford 5 Ingram George Son 0 1851 Bishop's Fonthill 6 Cool Harriett Head Widow f 53 1798 Fisherton Delamare 6 Cool Job Son Unmarried m 17 1834 Agricultural Labourer Bishop's Fonthill 6 Cool George Son m 14 1837 Scholar Bishop's Fonthill 6 Cool William Son m 7 1844 Scholar Bishop's Fonthill 7 Pain William Head Married m 45 1806 Labouer on Highways Bishop's Fonthill 7 Pain Mary Wife Married f 45 1851 Bishop's Fonthill 7 Pain Alfred Son Unmarried m 18 1833 Labouer on Highways Bishop's Fonthill 7 Pain Frank Son m 7 1844 Scholar Bishop's Fonthill 7 Fletcher Thomas Nephew m 29 1822 Agricultural Labourer Bishop's Fonthill 8 Uphill James Head Married m 70 1781 Plasterer Bishop's Fonthill 8 Uphill William Son Unmarried m 35 1816 Plasterer Devon, Woodbury 8 Uphill Ebenezor Grandson m 9 1842 Scholar Downton 9 Harvey Jane Jarvis Head Widow f 64 1787 Shop Keeper Bishop's Fonthill 9 Mitchell Ann Niece f 7 1851 Scholar Longbridge Deverill 9 Harvey Randle Sister Unmarried f 63 1788 Fund Holder Bishop's Fonthill 10 Macey Thomas Head Married m 49 1802 Greenwich Pensioner and Labourer Fonthill Gifford 10 Macey Elizabeth Wife Married f 42 1809 Laundress Bishop's Fonthill 10 Young Mary Ann Daughter Unmarried f 17 1834 East Knoyle © Wiltshire OPC Project/Ben Daniel/2013 Fonthill Bishop - Census 1851 YEAR SCHEDULE SURNAME FORENAMES RELATIONSHIP C0NDITION SEX AGE BORN OCCUPATION PLACE OF BIRTH ABODE 11 Deverill Ann Head Married f 61 1790 Wife Pauper Devon, Holburn 11 Deverill George Grandson m 3 1848 Dorset, Cranborne 12 Penny Robert Head Married m 38 1813 Timber Sawyer Bishop's Fonthill 12 Penny Sarah Wife Married f 40 1811 Fonthill Gifford 13 Perrett George Head Widower m 40 1811 Agricultural Labourer Bishop's Fonthill 13 Perrett Henry Son m 13 1838 Bishop's Fonthill 13 Perrett Jane Daughter f 11 1840 Scholar Bishop's Fonthill 14 Pain Ann Head Widow f 40 1811 Pauper Tisbury 14 Pain Jane Daughter f 18 1833 Pauper Bishop's Fonthill 14 Pain Charles Son m 12 1839 Pauper Bishop's Fonthill 14 Pain Mary Daughter f 9 1842 Pauper Scholar Bishop's Fonthill 14 Pain James Son m 7 1844 Pauper Scholar Bishop's Fonthill 14 Pain Mark Son m 5 1846 Pauper Scholar Bishop's Fonthill 14 Pain Susanna Daughter f 2 1849 Pauper Bishop's Fonthill 15 Vevender James Head Widower m 66 1785 Timber Sawyer Chippenham 15 Penny Thomas Son in law Married m 33 1818 Agricultural Labourer Bishop's Fonthill 15 Penny Mary Ann Wife Married f 34 1817 Gloucestershire, Bitton 15 Penny Elizabeth Daughter f 9 1842 Scholar Bishop's Fonthill 15 Penny William Son m 7 1844 Scholar Bishop's Fonthill 15 Penny James Son m 4 1847 Scholar Bishop's Fonthill 15 Penny Sidney Son m 0 1851 Bishop's Fonthill 16 Farratt William Head Widower m 58 1793 Agricultural Labourer Bishop's Fonthill 16 Farratt Matilda Daughter Unmarried f 24 1827 School Mistress Bishop's Fonthill 17 Nisbett John Head Married m 46 1805 Agricultural Labourer Fonthill Gifford 17 Nisbett Mary Ann Wife Married f 45 1806 Hindon 17 Nisbett Sarah Son Unmarried f 25 1826 Fonthill Gifford 17 Nisbett William Son m 9 1842 Dorset, Silton 17 Nisbett Edward Son m 7 1844 Bishop's Fonthill 17 Nisbett Fanny Daughter f 2 1849 Hindon 18 Pain John Head Married m 72 1779 Agricultural Labourer and Parish Clerk Bishop's Fonthill 18 Pain Mary Wife Married f 66 1785 Bapton 18 Pain Edward Son Unmarried m 31 1820 Pauper Bishop's Fonthill 18 Pain Henry Son Unmarried m 22 1829 Coal Merchant Bishop's Fonthill 19 Hacker Daniel Head Married m 49 1802 Agricultural Labourer Bishop's Fonthill 19 Hacker Elizabeth Wife Married f 48 1803 Bishop's Fonthill 19 Hacker Joseph Son Unmarried m 22 1829 Agricultural Labourer Bishop's Fonthill 19 Hacker Alfred Son Unmarried m 18 1833 Agricultural Labourer Bishop's Fonthill 19 Hacker Arthur Son m 15 1836 Agricultural Labourer Bishop's Fonthill © Wiltshire OPC Project/Ben Daniel/2013 Fonthill Bishop - Census 1851 YEAR SCHEDULE SURNAME FORENAMES RELATIONSHIP C0NDITION SEX AGE BORN OCCUPATION PLACE OF BIRTH ABODE 19 Hacker Ellen Daughter f 4 1847 Scholar Bishop's Fonthill 19 Hacker Emily Daughter f 14 1837 Bishop's Fonthill 20 Maidment Aaron Head Married m 37 1814 Agricultural Labourer Semley 20 Maidment Sarah Wife Married f 35 1816 West Tisbury 20 Maidment Louisa Daughter f 18 1833 Semley 20 Maidment Caroline Daughter f 9 1842 Scholar West Tisbury 20 Maidment Betsey Daughter f 2 1849 Semley 21 Topp Jeremiah Head Widower m 45 1806 Agricultural Labourer Bishop's Fonthill 22 Newbury William Head Married m 24 1827 Agricultural Labourer Bishop's Fonthill 22 Newbury Betsy Wife Married f 22 1829 Bishop's Fonthill 22 Newbury Mary Ann Daughter f 0 1851 Bishop's Fonthill 22 Penny Jane Sister in Law Unmarried f 20 1831 Bishop's Fonthill 23 Perrett Richard Head Married m 46 1805 Shop Keeper Bishop's Fonthill 23 Perrett Ann Wife Married f 52 1799 Alvediston 24 Read William Head Widower m 65 1786 Bishop's Fonthill 24 Read John Son Unmarried m 25 1826 Bishop's Fonthill 24 Read Ann Daughter Unmarried f 22 1829 Bishop's Fonthill 24 Read Elizabeth Daughter Unmarried f 18 1833 Bishop's Fonthill 24 Read Mary Daughter f 12 1839 Bishop's Fonthill 24 Read Mary Granddaughter f 0 1851 Bishop's Fonthill 25 Barrett Elizabeth Head Unmarried f 40 1811 Fonthill Gifford 25 Barrett James Son Unmarried m 18 1833 Shepard Fonthill Gifford 25 Barrett Jane Daughter f 14 1837 Fonthill Gifford 26 Fletcher John Head Married m 54 1797 Woodman Bishop's Fonthill 26 Fletcher Elizabeth Wife Married f 52 1799 Bishop's Fonthill 26 Fletcher Elizabeth Daughter f 24 1827 Bishop's Fonthill 26 Fletcher John Son m 12 1839 Tisbury 26 Fletcher James Son m 11 1840 Tisbury 26 Fletcher Allen Grandson m 0 1851 Bishop's Fonthill 27 Dally Samuel Head Married m 54 1797 Agricultural Labourer Bishop's Fonthill 28 Baiss William Head Widower m 85 1766 Pauper Bishop's Fonthill 28 Baiss James Brother Widower m 80 1771 Pauper Bishop's Fonthill 29 Hacker Luke Head Married m 42 1809 Agricultural Labourer Bishop's Fonthill 29 Hacker Rachel Wife Married f 39 1812 Bishop's Fonthill 29 Hacker Charles Son Unmarried m 18 1833 Agricultural Labourer Bishop's Fonthill 29 Hacker George Son m 13 1838 Agricultural Labourer Bishop's Fonthill 29 Hacker Maria Anne Daughter f 9 1842 Bishop's Fonthill 29 Hacker Selena Daughter f 4 1847 Scholar Bishop's Fonthill © Wiltshire OPC Project/Ben Daniel/2013 Fonthill Bishop - Census 1851 YEAR SCHEDULE SURNAME FORENAMES RELATIONSHIP C0NDITION SEX AGE BORN OCCUPATION PLACE OF BIRTH ABODE 29 Hacker Susanna Daughter f 0 1851 Bishop's Fonthill 30 Topp James Head Married m 47 1804 Agricultural Labourer Bishop's Fonthill 30 Topp Charlotte Wife Married f 53 1798 Tisbury 30 Coombes Matthew Son in law Unmarried m 26 1825 Carpenter Tisbury 31 Perrett William Head Married m 54 1797 Agricultural Labourer Warminster 31 Perrett Caroline Wife Married f 47 1804 Fonthill Gifford 31 Perrett Louisa Daughter Unmarried f 28 1823 Fonthill Gifford 31 Perrett William Son Unmarried m 20 1831 Agricultural Labourer Bishop's Fonthill 32 King John Head Married m 32 1819 Farmer of 300 acres employing 10 labourers Tisbury 32 King Mary Ann Wife Married f 32 1819 Tisbury 32 King Jane Daughter f 2 1849 Bishop's Fonthill 32 King Thomas Son m 0 1851 Bishop's Fonthill 32 Turner Fanny Visitor Unmarried f 77 1774 Annuitant Tisbury 32 Hacker Jane Servant Unmarried f 15 1836 Bishop's Fonthill 33 Selfe Henry Head Married m 52 1799 Farmer of 410 acres employing 17 labourers Britford 33 Selfe Sarah Wife Married f 52 1799 Ebbsbourne 33 Norris John Visitor m 12 1839 Teffont 33 Penny Charlotte Servant Unmarried f 17 1834 Bishop's Fonthill 34 Wilkins Henry Head Married m 42 1809 Gun Maker Tisbury 34 Wilkins Martha Wife Married f 45 1806 Broad Chalke 34 Nightingale Fanny Niece f 16 1835 Broad Chalke 35 Spencer Henry Head Unmarried m 50 1801 Farmer of 500 acres employing 20 labourers Bishop's Fonthill 35 Spencer Elizabeth Sister Unmarried f 54 1797 Bishop's Fonthill 35 Nisbett Sophia Servant Unmarried f 27 1824 Tisbury 35 Pretty James Shepard Married f 52 1799 Berwick St James 36 Pain Job Head Married m 47 1804 Grocer Bishop's Fonthill 36 Pain Charlotte Wife Married f 49 1802 Devon, Knightsbridge 36 Green Joseph Lodger Widower m 69 1782 Tisbury 36 Penny Ellen Servant f 14 1837 Bishop's Fonthill 37 Macey James Head Married m 41 1810 Game Keeper Chilmark 37 Macey Jane Wife Married f 34 1817 Chilmark
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