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Oaksey - Census 1861 Oaksey - Census 1861 YEAR OCCUPATION/ SCHEDULE SURNAME GIVEN NAMES RELATIONSHIP CONDITION GENDER AGE BORN DISABILITY WHERE BORN LOCATION 1 Morse William Head Married M 39 1822 Farmer (131 acres,2 Men,1 Boy) Somerford Keynes Clottinger Farm 1 Morse Elizabeth Wife Married F 36 1825 Hatherop,Glos Clottinger Farm 1 Morse Charles Son M 7 1854 Scholar Oaksey Clottinger Farm 1 Morse Elizabeth Son M 3 1858 Oaksey Clottinger Farm 1 Morse William Son M 1 1860 Oaksey Clottinger Farm 1 Cuss William Servant Unmarried M 17 1844 Carter Ampney Crucis,Glos Clottinger Farm 1 Haviland Elizabeth Servant Unmarried F 18 1843 Dairymaid Oaksey Clottinger Farm 2 Holtham John Head Married M 65 1796 Farmer (120 acres,3 Lab) Oaksey Moor Farm 2 Holtham Mary Wife Married F 42 1819 Kemble Moor Farm 2 Holtham John Son Unmarried M 22 1839 Cowman Kemble Moor Farm 2 Holtham Harry Son Unmarried M 20 1841 Carter Kemble Moor Farm 2 Holtham Ann Daughter Unmarried F 18 1843 Oaksey Moor Farm 2 Holtham Mary Daughter Unmarried F 17 1844 Oaksey Moor Farm 2 Holtham Richard F Son M 15 1846 Scholar Oaksey Moor Farm 2 Holtham Elen E Daughter F 11 1850 Scholar Oaksey Moor Farm 2 Holtham Edward W Son M 10 1851 Scholar Oaksey Moor Farm 3 Ady William Head Unmarried M 32 1829 Farmer( 36 acres, 6 Lab) Brinkworth Moore House Farm 3 Whitfield Ann Servant Married F 54 1807 Dairy Woman Brinkworth Moore House Farm 3 Boulton John Servant Unmarried M 18 1843 Farm Servant Hankerton Moore House Farm 3 Gingle Luke Servant M 13 1848 Groom Oaksey Moore House Farm 4 Morse Elizabeth Head Widow F 71 1790 Occupying 24 acres Preston,Glos Cripp's Farm 4 Morse John Son Unmarried M 41 1820 Somerford Keynes Cripp's Farm 4 Morse John Grandson M 5 1856 Oaksey Cripp's Farm 4 Leech Elizabeth Servant F 14 1847 Dairymaid Leigh Cripp's Farm 5 Harris John Head Married M 50 1811 Labourer Oaksey Moore Cross 5 Harris Elizabeth Wife Married F 47 1814 Wroughton Moore Cross 5 Harris Elizabeth Daughter F 9 1852 Scholar Oaksey Moore Cross 5 Harris Hannah Daughter F 7 1854 Scholar Oaksey Moore Cross 5 Harris Robert Son M 2 1859 Oaksey Moore Cross 6 Horton Robert Head Unmarried M 21 1840 Farmer (105 acres,2 Men,2 Boys) Oaksey New Field Farm 6 Baker Jane Servant Unmarried F 17 1844 Housekeeper Minety New Field Farm 6 Boulton James Servant Unmarried M 15 1846 Groom Oaksey New Field Farm 7 Harris Henry Head Widower M 722 1139 Gardner Crudwell 7 Harris James Son Unmarried M 47 1814 Farm Labourer Oaksey 8 Clark Howell Head Widower M 67 1794 Sawyer Oaksey 8 Clark Sarah A Daughter Unmarried F 27 1834 Oaksey 9 Norris William A Head Married M 30 1831 Rector of Oaksey Halifax,Yorks Rectory 9 Norris Mary A Wife Married F 27 1834 Thirsk,Yorks Rectory 9 Ward John M Visitor Unmarried M 27 1834 Fellow Kings Coll, Cambs East Clandon,Surrey Rectory 9 Norris Sydney P Visitor Unmarried M 24 1837 Merchant Halifax,Yorks Rectory 9 Pinnel Sarah Servant Unmarried F 21 1840 House Servant Minety Rectory 9 Barter Harriet Servant Unmarried F 18 1843 House Servant Offord,Hants Rectory 10 Hitchings Anna Head Unmarried F 22 1839 Farmer (160 acres,5 Lab) Minchin Hampton,Glos Court Farm 10 Hitchings Mary Sister Unmarried F 21 1840 Minchin Hampton,Glos Court Farm ©Wiltshire OPC Project/2014/David Palmer Oaksey - Census 1861 10 Hitchings Sarah Sister Unmarried F 129 1732 Minchin Hampton,Glos Court Farm 10 Hitchings Edward Brother Unmarried M 17 1844 Oaksey Court Farm 10 Hitchings Margaret Sister Unmarried F 15 1846 Oaksey Court Farm 10 Hitchings Elizabeth Sister F 8 1853 Scholar Oaksey Court Farm 10 Hitchings Hephzibah Sister F 6 1855 Scholar Oaksey Court Farm 10 Hitchings Caroline Sister F 4 1857 Scholar Oaksey Court Farm 10 Gardner Charlotte Servant Unmarried F 17 1844 House Servant Oaksey Court Farm 11 Collett Jane Head Widow F 62 1799 Carrier Purton 11 Collett Jane Daughter Unmarried F 33 1828 Servant Pool Keynes 11 Collett Alfred Son Unmarried M 29 1832 Carrier Oaksey 11 Collett Thirza Daughter Unmarried F 21 1840 Oaksey 11 Collett Emma Daughter Unmarried F 21 1840 Oaksey 12 Rickets Thomas Head Married M 25 1836 Carpenter Oaksey 12 Rickets Jane Wife Married F 23 1838 Eastcourt 12 Rickets Sarah Daughter F 4 1857 Eastcourt 12 Rickets Edwin Son M 2 1859 Oaksey 12 Rickets William Son M 0 1861 Oaksey 13 Cove Thomas Head Married M 33 1828 Blacksmith Somerford Keynes 13 Cove Mary Wife Married F 33 1828 Lea 13 Cove John W Son M 12 1849 Plough Boy Somerford Keynes 13 Cove William H Son M 10 1851 Scholar Somerford Keynes 13 Cove Charles J Son M 8 1853 Scholar Somerford Keynes 13 Cove Elizabeth J Daughter F 6 1855 Somerford Keynes 13 Cove Margaret R Daughter F 4 1857 Oaksey 13 Cove Dinah R Daughter F 1 1860 Oaksey 13 Smith Edward Apprentice Unmarried M 17 1844 Blacksmith Highworth 14 Sansum Edward Head Married M 36 1825 Farm Labourer Oaksey 14 Sansum Grace Wife Married F 36 1825 Farm Labourer Oaksey 14 Whitfield Mary E Daughter F 14 1847 Farm Labourer Oaksey 14 Whitfield Ann Daughter F 12 1849 Farm Labourer Oaksey 14 Whitfield Mary J Daughter F 7 1854 Oaksey 15 Liddington John Head Married M 58 1803 Grocer & Draper Stepney,Middx Common Road 15 Liddington Hannah Wife Married F 70 1791 Chedworth,Glos Common Road 16 Gingle Jonas Head Married M 52 1809 Farm Labourer Garsdon 16 Gingle Ann Wife Married F 56 1805 Oaksey 17 Puar David Head Married M 51 1810 Farm Labourer Eastcourt 17 Puar Mary Wife Married F 46 1815 Farm Labourer Oaksey 17 Puar Jane Daughter Unmarried F 16 1845 Farm Labourer Oaksey 17 Puar William Son M 14 1847 Farm Labourer Oaksey 17 Puar John Son M 10 1851 Farm Labourer Oaksey 17 Puar Catherine Daughter F 8 1853 Scholar Oaksey 17 Puar Amelia Daughter F 6 1855 Scholar Oaksey 17 Norman Sarah Visitor Married F 26 1835 Oaksey 17 Norman Lavinia Visitor F 3 1858 Chedworth,Glos 17 Norman John Visitor M 2 1859 Ledbrook,Glos 18 Boulton Thomas Head Widower M 42 1819 Farm Labourer Oaksey ©Wiltshire OPC Project/2014/David Palmer Oaksey - Census 1861 18 Boulton Thomas Son Unmarried M 19 1842 Farm Labourer Oaksey 18 Boulton Ann Daughter Unmarried F 16 1845 Scholar Oaksey 18 Boulton William Son M 10 1851 Scholar Oaksey 18 Boulton Charles Son M 8 1853 Scholar Oaksey 18 Boulton Caroline Daughter F 6 1855 Scholar Oaksey 19 Whitfield William Head Married M 45 1816 Farm Labourer Oaksey 19 Whitfield Elisha Son Unmarried M 18 1843 Farm Labourer Oaksey 19 Whitfield Winnifred Daughter F 11 1850 Scholar Oaksey 20 Rigsby William Head Married M 65 1796 Farmer Minety Common Road 20 Rigsby Elizabeth Wife Married 73 1788 Beverstone,Glos Common Road 21 Boulton Isaac Head Married M 45 1816 Farm Labourer Oaksey 21 Boulton Maryann Wife Married F 42 1819 Oaksey 22 Burdges Elizabeth Head Widow F 60 1801 Farm Labourer Oaksey 22 Burdges William Son Unmarried M 25 1836 Farm Labourer Oaksey 22 Burdges Luke Son Unmarried M 22 1839 Farm Labourer Oaksey 23 Jones Leonard Head Married M 55 1806 Stone Mason Oaksey 23 Jones Maryann Wife Married F 35 1826 Chalford,Glos 23 Jones Jane E Daughter F 12 1849 Scholar Oaksey 23 Jones George Son M 10 1851 Scholar Oaksey 23 Jones Thomas Son M 4 1857 Scholar Oaksey 23 Jones James L Son M 1 1860 Oaksey 24 Hale Sarah Head Unmarried F 73 1788 Labourer Oaksey 24 Hayward James Lodger Widower M 29 1832 Railway Labourer Oaksey 25 West William Head Married M 66 1795 Cordwainer Brinkworth The Cross 25 West Hannah Wife Married F 65 1796 Hankerton The Cross 25 West Mary E Grand Daughter F 13 1848 Scholar Hanley,Yorks The Cross 25 Ailiff Frederick Apprentice M 14 1847 Shoemaker Stratton,Glos The Cross 25 Cowley Thomas Journeyman Widower M 60 1801 Shoemaker Ashton Keynes The Cross 26 West George Head Married M 36 1825 Railway Labourer Oaksey 27 Baker John J Head Married M 29 1832 Innkeeper Oaksey Wheatsheaf Inn 27 Baker Jane J Wife Married F 50 1811 Cirencester,Glos Wheatsheaf Inn 28 Warner Edward P Head Unmarried M 60 1801 Farmer (117 acres,4 Lab,1 Boy) Eastington,Glos Church Farm 28 Boddy Maria Servant Unmarried F 40 1821 Housekeeper Cam,Glos Church Farm 28 Lewis Jane Servant Unmarried F 19 1842 Dairymaid Slimbridge,Glos Church Farm 29 Harris Richard Head Married M 38 1823 Railway Labourer Oaksey Church St 29 Harris Caroline Wife Married F 39 1822 Ashton Keynes Church St 29 Harris Amelia Daughter F 14 1847 Scholar Oaksey Church St 30 Mayo William Head Married M 36 1825 Ag Lab Oaksey 30 Mayo Sarah Wife Married F 31 1830 Luckington 30 Mayo Henry Son M 5 1856 Crudwell 30 Mayo Francis Son M 2 1859 Oaksey 31 Brown Edward Head Unmarried M 39 1822 Ag Lab Wootton Underedge,Glos 32 Mayo Charles Head Married M 31 1830 Ag Lab Oaksey 32 Mayo Amelia Wife Married F 37 1824 Dressmaker Kemble 32 Mayo Augusta Daughter F 3 1858 Oaksey 32 Mayo Isabella Daughter F 0 1861 Oaksey ©Wiltshire OPC Project/2014/David Palmer Oaksey - Census 1861 32 Sparrow Eli Son M 14 1847 Labourer Kemble 33 Baker Daniel Head Married M 47 1814 Farm Labourer Oaksey 33 Baker Ann Wife Married F 35 1826 Siddington,Glos 33 Baker Thomas Son M 14 1847 Labourer Oaksey 33 Baker Charles Son M 9 1852 Oaksey 33 Baker George Son M 6 1855 Scholar Oaksey 33 Baker Louisa Daughter F 4 1857 Scholar Oaksey 34 Beard John Head Married M 39 1822 Railway Labourer Oaksey 34 Beard Sarah Wife Married F 38 1823 Oaksey 34 Beard William Son Unmarried M 17 1844 Farm Labourer Oaksey 34 Beard Jane Daughter F 7 1854 Oaksey 34 Beard Mary Ann Daughter F 1 1860 Oaksey 35 Rickets Thomas Head Married M 60 1801 Carpenter Oaksey Church St 35 Rickets Ann Wife Married F 52 1809 Minchin Hampton,Glos 35 Rickets Sarah Daughter F 11 1850 Scholar Oaksey 36 Brown Daniel Head Married M 36 1825 Carter Littleton Drew 36 Brown Maryann Wife Married F
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