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Woodborough - Census 1901 Woodborough - Census 1901 le u d e Surname Given Names Position Status Sex Age Year Born Occupation Employer, worker or Own Account If working at Home Where Born Address Notes h c S 1 Mortimer John Head Married M 29 1872 Cattle Man on Farm Worker Woodborough, Wiltshire The Lane, Woodborough Mortimer Alice Wife Married F 22 1879 Alton Priors, Wiltshire The Lane, Woodborough Eacott Elsie Sister in Law Unmarried F 13 1888 Woodborough, Wiltshire The Lane, Woodborough 2 Beaven William Fox Head Married M 74 1827 Farmer Employer Melksham, Wiltshire Berry Street, Woodborough Beaven Jane Wife Married F 78 1823 Cherhill, Wiltshire Berry Street, Woodborough Beaven William Neate Son Unmarried M 45 1856 Farmer's Son Worker Woodborough, Wiltshire Berry Street, Woodborough Beaven Frederick James Son Unmarried M 42 1859 Farmer's Son Worker Woodborough, Wiltshire Berry Street, Woodborough Mortimer Elizabeth Servant Unmarried F 20 1881 General Servant - Domestic Woodborough, Wiltshire Berry Street, Woodborough 3 Fidler William Head Married M 58 1843 Sadler & Harness Maker Employer At Home Alton Priors, Wiltshire The Green, Woodborough Fidler Annie Elizabeth Wife Married F 41 1860 Commercial Road E, London The Green, Woodborough Fidler Dorothy May Daughter Unmarried F 7 1894 Woodborough, Wiltshire The Green, Woodborough Hart Alice Lydia Visitor Unmarried F 43 1858 Teacher [School] At Home E. Commercial Road, London The Green, Woodborough Barnes Sarah Emma Edith Servant Unmarried F 33 1868 Mother's Help - Domestic Cricklade, Wiltshire The Green, Woodborough Powell Fanny Servant Unmarried F 23 1878 Cook - Domestic Alton Priors, Wiltshire The Green, Woodborough 4 Hill George Head Married M 50 1851 Sadler & Harness Maker Worker Lamborne, Berkshire The Green, Woodborough Hill Harriet Wife Married F 47 1854 Preshute, Wiltshire The Green, Woodborough Hill Mary Ann Lydia Daughter Unmarried F 17 1884 Marlborough, Wiltshire The Green, Woodborough Stratton Ellen Lodger Unmarried F 24 1877 Manningford Bohune, Wiltshire The Green, Woodborough 5 Gillett William Head Married M 31 1870 Railway Ganger [Plate] Worker Hilcot, Wiltshire The Green, Woodborough Gillett Jane Wife Married F 25 1876 Woodborough, Wiltshire The Green, Woodborough Gillett Walter William Son M 0 1901 Woodborough, Wiltshire The Green, Woodborough Aged 2 Months 6 Swanborough Thomas Head Married M 66 1835 Gardener Own Account At Home Woodborough, Wiltshire The Green, Woodborough James Annie Granddaughter Unmarried F 17 1884 Woodborough, Wiltshire The Green, Woodborough James Jane Granddaughter Unmarried F 13 1888 Woodborough, Wiltshire The Green, Woodborough 7 Holloway Christopher Head Married M 45 1856 Carpenter Worker Manningford, Wiltshire The Green, Woodborough Holloway Sarah Wife Married F 48 1853 Swindon, Wiltshire The Green, Woodborough Holloway Arthur Son Unmarried M 21 1880 Packer on Railway [Plate] Worker Manningford, Wiltshire The Green, Woodborough Holloway Amelia Daughter Unmarried F 19 1882 Housemaid - Domestic Manningford, Wiltshire The Green, Woodborough Holloway James Son Unmarried M 16 1885 Carter on Farm [Ag] Worker Hilcot, Wiltshire The Green, Woodborough Holloway Hilda Daughter Unmarried F 11 1890 Hilcot, Wiltshire The Green, Woodborough 8 Kerr William Head Married M 68 1833 Gardener Own Account Woodborough, Wiltshire The Green, Woodborough Kerr Mary Wife Married F 59 1842 Woodborough, Wiltshire The Green, Woodborough Kerr John Son Unmarried M 39 1862 Agricultural Labourer Worker Woodborough, Wiltshire The Green, Woodborough 9 Hiscock John Head Married M 44 1857 Coal Wharfinger Worker Woodborough, Wiltshire The Green, Woodborough Hiscock Jane Wife Married F 44 1857 Beechingstoke, Wiltshire The Green, Woodborough Hiscock William Son Unmarried M 20 1881 Timber Sawyer Worker Woodborough, Wiltshire The Green, Woodborough Hiscock Alfred Son Unmarried M 17 1884 Groom Worker Woodborough, Wiltshire The Green, Woodborough Hiscock Ellen Daughter Unmarried F 13 1888 Woodborough, Wiltshire The Green, Woodborough Hiscock Thomas Son Unmarried M 10 1891 Woodborough, Wiltshire The Green, Woodborough Hiscock Dorothy Daughter Unmarried F 3 1898 Woodborough, Wiltshire The Green, Woodborough 10 Hiscock Jane Head Widow F 67 1834 Living on Own Means Woodborough, Wiltshire The Green, Woodborough Hiscock Edwin John Son Unmarried M 23 1878 Carter on Farm [Ag] Worker Woodborough, Wiltshire The Green, Woodborough 11 Harvey Frederick Head Married M 51 1850 Bricklayer Own Account Lymington, Hampshire The Green, Woodborough Harvey Elizabeth Wife Married F 60 1841 Woodborough, Wiltshire The Green, Woodborough Harvey Arthur Son Unmarried M 21 1880 Bricklayer Worker Woodborough, Wiltshire The Green, Woodborough 12 Little Sarah Head Unmarried F 55 1846 Plain Needlework Own Account Ufcott, Wiltshire Woodborough Street Birthplace unclear 13 Waite Alfred Head Married M 31 1870 Foreman of Saw Mill Worker Woodborough, Wiltshire Woodborough Street Waite Ellen Susan Wife Married F 25 1876 Cherhill, Wiltshire Woodborough Street Waite Alfred Leslie Son M 2 1899 Woodborough, Wiltshire Woodborough Street Waite Elizabeth Jane May Daughter F 0 1901 Woodborough, Wiltshire Woodborough Street Aged 10 Months 14 Stratton William Head Married M 30 1871 Carter in Coal Yard Worker Woodborough, Wiltshire Woodborough Street Stratton Henrietta Wife Married F 25 1876 Stanton St.Bernard, Wiltshire Woodborough Street Stratton William John Son M 0 1901 Woodborough, Wiltshire Woodborough Street Aged 3 Months Willis George Boarder Unmarried M 42 1859 General Labourer Worker Woodborough, Wiltshire Woodborough Street 15 Sturton Jacob Head Married M 66 1835 Clergyman of Church of England Holbeach, Lincolnshire The Rectory, Woodborough Sturton Mary Wife Married F 60 1841 Chobham, Surrey The Rectory, Woodborough Sturton William Stukeley Son Unmarried M 32 1869 Little Bedwyn, Wiltshire The Rectory, Woodborough Willis Ellen Servant Unmarried F 38 1863 Cook - Domestic Devizes, Wiltshire The Rectory, Woodborough Knight Mary Ann Servant Unmarried F 33 1868 Housemaid - Domestic Netheravon, Wiltshire The Rectory, Woodborough 16 Ferris Francis William Head Married M 48 1853 Sanitary Inspector Worker West Lavington, Wiltshire The Cottage, Woodborough Ferris Jeannette Wife Married F 46 1855 Woodborough, Wiltshire The Cottage, Woodborough Ferris Margaret Calladine Daughter Unmarried F 13 1888 Woodborough, Wiltshire The Cottage, Woodborough Ferris Francis William Son Unmarried M 10 1891 Woodborough, Wiltshire The Cottage, Woodborough ©Wiltshire OPC Project/2015/DuncanMcBurney Woodborough - Census 1901 le u d e Surname Given Names Position Status Sex Age Year Born Occupation Employer, worker or Own Account If working at Home Where Born Address Notes h c S 17 Cotterell James Head Married M 39 1862 Timber Hewer Worker Hilcot, Wiltshire The Cottage, Woodborough Cotterell Mary Jane Wife Married F 40 1861 Manningford Bohune, Wiltshire Woodborough Street Cotterell Percy James Son Unmarried M 11 1890 Woodborough, Wiltshire Woodborough Street Cotterell Henry George Son M 9 1892 Woodborough, Wiltshire Woodborough Street Cotterell Julie Elizabeth Daughter F 8 1893 Woodborough, Wiltshire Woodborough Street Cotterell Catherine Mary Daughter F 6 1895 Woodborough, Wiltshire Woodborough Street Cotterell Margaret Mabel Daughter F 4 1897 Woodborough, Wiltshire Woodborough Street Cotterell Alfred Charles Son M 2 1899 Woodborough, Wiltshire Woodborough Street Cotterell Elsie May Daughter F 0 1901 Woodborough, Wiltshire Woodborough Street Aged 5 Months 18 Rudman John Head Married M 42 1859 Sawyer Worker Woodborough, Wiltshire Woodborough Street Rudman Ruth Wife Married F 39 1862 Manningford Bohune, Wiltshire Woodborough Street Rudman Henry Charles Son Unmarried M 16 1885 Baker's Lad Worker Woodborough, Wiltshire Woodborough Street Rudman Bessy Daughter Unmarried F 13 1888 Woodborough, Wiltshire Woodborough Street 19 Harvey Jane Head Widow F 71 1830 All Cannings, Wiltshire Woodborough Street Griffin Mark Grandson Unmarried M 12 1889 St.Lukes, London Woodborough Street Ellis Dorothy Alice Granddaughter F 6 1895 Fulham, London Woodborough Street 20 Maslen George Head Married M 63 1838 Labourer on Land Worker Woodborough, Wiltshire Woodborough Street Maslen Ann Wife Married F 65 1836 Woodborough, Wiltshire Woodborough Street Maslen Harry Son Unmarried M 22 1879 Labourer on Land Worker Woodborough, Wiltshire Woodborough Street 21 Maslen Elizabeth Head Widow F 85 1816 Pauper Hilcot, Wiltshire Woodborough Street 22 Stratton Alfred Head Married M 54 1847 Builder Employer At Home Woodborough, Wiltshire The Laurels, Woodborough Stratton Emily Wife Married F 51 1850 Swindon, Wiltshire The Laurels, Woodborough Stratton Ernest Son Unmarried M 15 1886 Carpenter Worker At Home Woodborough, Wiltshire The Laurels, Woodborough Stratton Sarah Jane Sister Unmarried F 57 1844 Woodborough, Wiltshire The Laurels, Woodborough Radcliffe Peter Deline Boarder Unmarried M 50 1851 Solicitor Employer Seend, Wiltshire The Laurels, Woodborough Radcliffe Octavius Golding Boarder Unmarried M 41 1860 Living on Own Means North Newnton, Wiltshire The Laurels, Woodborough 23 Mortimer Noah Head Married M 51 1850 Ordinary Agricultural Labourer Worker Woodborough, Wiltshire Woodborough Street Mortimer Sarah Wife Married F 55 1846 Woodborough, Wiltshire Woodborough Street Mortimer Elizabeth Mother Widow F 77 1824 Pauper Alton Priors, Wiltshire Woodborough Street 24 Stratton John Head Married M 40 1861 Agricultural Labourer Worker Woodborough, Wiltshire Woodborough Street Stratton Elizabeth Alice Wife Married
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