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Bradshaw Family Genealogy Notes 1851 England Census Wigan, Lancashire Co Bradshaw Family Genealogy Notes 1851 England Census Wigan, Lancashire Co. Mark B. Arslan 407 Highlands Lake Drive Cary, NC 27518-9167 [email protected] Bradshaw Genealogy Web Site: http://arslanmb.org/bradshaw/bradshaw.html 25-Aug-2012 1851 Census of Lancashire Co. - Wigan Union, Ashton-in-Makerfield, E. D. 1E, Ashton-in-Makerfield, Holy Trinity Parish, p. 26 Park Lane: b. Ashton-in-Makerfield, 84 BRADSHAW James 58 M M head hand loom weaver (cotton) Lancashire Co. b. Ashton-in-Makerfield, Mary 59 F M wife hand loom weaver (cotton) Lancashire Co. b. Ashton-in-Makerfield, Richard 29 M U son ag[ricultural] lab[orer] Lancashire Co. b. Ashton-in-Makerfield, David 22 M U son ag[ricultural] lab[orer] Lancashire Co. b. Ashton-in-Makerfield, Benjamin 15 M U son winder (cotton) Lancashire Co. b. Ashton-in-Makerfield, Alice 27 F U dau hand loom weaver (cotton) Lancashire Co. b. Ashton-in-Makerfield, FLETCHER Kitty 35 F W dau hand loom weaver (cotton) Lancashire Co. b. Ashton-in-Makerfield, Richard 11 M g-son winder (cotton) Lancashire Co. - Wigan Union, Ashton-in-Makerfield, E. D. 1I, Ashton-in-Makerfield, St. Thomas Parish, p. 25 School Lane: b. Ashton-in-Makerfield, 81 LEECH William 50 M M head cotton spinner Lancashire Co. b. Ashton-in-Makerfield, Margaret 49 F M wife Lancashire Co. b. Ashton-in-Makerfield, BRADSHAW Richard 59 M W lodger laborer @ the coal pit Lancashire Co. [E. D. description missing] - Wigan Union, Hindley, E. D. 1A, Ince Twp., St. Catherine's District, p. 9 {30680} Broom St.: 29 BRADSHAW Richard 53 M M head b. Standish, Lancashire Co. provision dealer #we62327 Elizabeth 50 F M wife b. Wigan, Lancashire Co. #we62327/1 PENNINGTON Jane 20 F U servant b. Rainford, Lancashire Co. house servant MARKLAND Eliz'th 14 F U servant b. Liverpool, Lancashire Co. house servant - Wigan Union, Hindley, E. D. 1B, Ince Twp., St. Catherine's District, p. 23 {30675} New Hall Street: 83 BRADSHAW Isablla 70 F W head b. Farnley?, Lancashire Co. house keeper #wj35/1 cotton spinner Richd? 36 M U son b. Ince, Lancashire Co. #wj357 (oper[ative?].) - Wigan Union, Hindley, E. D. 1C, Ince Twp., St. Catherine's District, p. 13 {30678} Petticoat Lane: 41 BRADSHAW Thomas 55 M U head b. Ince, Lancashire Co. labourer in coal mine #wj331 Ann 53 F - sis b. Ince, Lancashire Co. cotton . weaver #wj332 LEYLAND Thomas 5 M - lodger b. Ince, Lancashire Co. ROBERTS Thos. 60 M U lodger b. Ince, Lancashire Co. labourer in coal mine - Wigan Union, Hindley, E. D. 1C, Ince Twp., St. Catherine's District, p. 25 {30581} Lower Farm: 85 HITCHIN Peter 27 M M head b. Haigh, Lancashire Co. wheelwright Eliza 27 F M wife b. Pemberton, Lancashire Co. BRADSHAW John 20 M M lodger b. Orrell, Lancashire Co. coal miner #wc57 Anna 21 F M lodger b. Pemberton, Lancashire Co. #wc57/1 William 1 M son b. Pemberton, Lancashire Co. #wc571 - Wigan Union, Hindley, E. D. 1D, Ince Twp., St. Catherine's District, p. 28 {30691} Com'r Nook: 90 HILTON Matthew 61 M U head b. Ince, Lancashire Co. banksman coll[ier]y BRADSHAW Joseph 14 M U - b. Ince, Lancashire Co. lab[oure]r #wj4312 - Wigan Union, Hindley, E. D. 1D, Ince Twp., St. Catherine's District, p. 29 {30690} Com'r Nook: 96 BRADSHAW Peter 23 M M head b. Ince, Lancashire Co. coal miner #wj4322 Mary 23 F M wife b. Ince, Lancashire Co. #wj4322/1 - Wigan Union, Hindley, E. D. 1D, Ince Twp., St. Catherine's District, p. 36 {30679} Com'r Nook: 118 BRADSHAW Joseph 46 M M head b. Ince, Lancashire Co. coal miner #wj432 Hannah 54 F M wife b. Hindley, Lancashire Co. #wj432/1 Agnes 26 F ? dau b. Ince, Lancashire Co. spinner in cotton mill #wj4321 John 20 M U son b. Ince, Lancashire Co. coal miner #wj4323 Robert 17 M U son b. Ince, Lancashire Co. coal miner #wj4324 Jane 14 F U dau b. Ince, Lancashire Co. #wj4325 Mary Ann 11 F - dau b. Ince, Lancashire Co. #wj4326 Margaret 48 F U sis b. Ince, Lancashire Co. #wj431 Ellen 19 F U niece b. Ince, Lancashire Co. #wj4311 RUDD Ann 46 F U sis-in-law b. Hindley, Lancashire Co. BRADSHAW Joseph 9m M U g-son b. Ince, Lancashire Co. #wj432xx - Wigan Union, Hindley, E. D. 2A, Hindley Twp., Parochial Chapelry, p. 1 {30677} Wigan Road, Rookery Cottage: 1 BRADSHAW John 56 M M head b. Wigan, Lancashire Co. joiner (journey man) #wi38 Mary 54 F M wife b. Wigan, Lancashire Co. #wi38/1 Ann 27 F U daughter b. Wigan, Lancashire Co. #wi382 Margaret 23 F U daughter b. Wigan, Lancashire Co. #wi384 Peter 21 M U son b. Wigan, Lancashire Co. carpenter #wi385 Sarah 19 F U daughter b. Wigan, Lancashire Co. #wi386 Mary 17 F U daughter b. Wigan, Lancashire Co. #wi387 Cather'ne 13 F U daughter - #wi388 - Wigan Union, Hindley, E. D. 2A, Hindley Twp., Parochial Chapelry, p. 12 {30676} Mill Lane: 36 BRADSHAW Peter 52 M M head b. Wigan, Lancashire Co. proprietor of houses #wi3A Elizabeth 59 F M wife b. Br[a]dford, Yorkshire Co. proprietor of houses #wi3A/1 MATHER Mary 53 F W niece b. ? proprietor of houses TUCKER Elizabeth 23 F U visitor b. London, Middlesex Co. proprietor of houses ASHALL Ann 19 F U servant b. Wigan, Lancashire Co. house servant - Wigan Union, Hindley, E. D. 2D, Hindley Twp., p. 7 {30688} Gennel: 27 BRADSHAW William 34 M M head b. Ince, Lancashire Co. colliery lab[ourer] #wj476 Catharine 34 F - wife b. Hindley, Lancashire Co. #wj476/1 Alice 6 F dau b. Hindley, Lancashire Co. #wj4761 John 4 M son b. Hindley, Lancashire Co. #wj4762 William 3 M son b. Hindley, Lancashire Co. #wj4763 Betsy 1 F dau b. Hindley, Lancashire Co. #wj4764 - Wigan Union, Hindley, E. D. 2E, Hindley Twp., p. 17 Constabulary Station: Serg't County 63 FRANCE Norman 40 M U head b. Worthington, Lancashire Co. Constabulary, Warrington Division . BRADSHAW John 28 M M prisoner b. Bradford, Yorkshire Co. moulder - Wigan Union, Hindley, E. D. 2H, Hindley Twp., p. 7 {30685} Rotten Row: 24 BRADSHAW Jane 42 F U head b. Ince, Lancashire hand loom weaver silk #wj472 Nancy 31 F U sis b. Ince, Lancashire factory operative reeler #wj477 MAYO Peter 27 M W bro-in-law b. Hindley, Lancashire agricultural laborer #wj47x/1 BRADSHAW John 8 M sis's son b. Hindley, Lancashire #wj4771 MAYO James 6 M bro-in-law's son b. Hindley, Lancashire #wj47xx - Wigan Union, Hindley, E. D. 2I, Hindley Twp., p. 7 Wigan Road: 27 BRADSHAW Sarah 65 F - widow b. Bolton, Lancashire Co. school mistress Thomas 28 M U son b. Ince, Lancashire Co. twist maker @ cotton mill KEYES? Sarah Ann 5 F U dau b. Hindley, Lancashire Co. - Wigan Union, Hindley, E. D. 2I, Hindley Twp., p. 45 Workhouse: 155 . BRADSHAW Ann 56 F U pauper b. Wrightington, Lancashire Co. weaver - Wigan Union, Pemberton, E. D. 2C, Pemberton Twp., Pemberton District, Smithy Brook, p. 8 Warrington Road: 26 LOWE Mary 51 F U head b. Pemberton, Lancashire Co. school mistress LOWE Mary 27 F U niece b. Wigan, Lancashire Co. mantua maker BRADSHAW John 3 M nurse child b. Pemberton, Lancashire Co. - Wigan Union, Pemberton, E. D. 2D, Pemberton Twp., Pemberton District, p. 1 {30563} Little Lane: 3 BRADSHAW George 62 M M head b. Orrell, Lancashire Co. labourer #wr51513 Ann 62 F M wife b. Pemberton, Lancashire Co. #wr51513/1 Adam 15 M son b. Pemberton, Lancashire Co. labourer #wr515136 CARTWRIGHT John 29 M M son-in-law unknown coal miner #wr515134/1 Mary 24 F M dau b. Pemberton, Lancashire Co. #wr515134 Alice 4 F g-dau b. Pemberton, Lancashire Co. #wr515134x Samuiel 1 M g-son b. Pemberton, Lancashire Co. #wr515134x - Wigan Union, Pemberton, E. D. 2D, Pemberton Twp., Pemberton District, p. 5 {30583} Little Lane: 20 BRADSHAW George 32 M M head b. Upholland, Lancashire Co. coal miner #wc51 Susannah 29 F M wife b. Pemberton, Lancashire Co. #wc51/1 Willim 6 M son b. Pemberton, Lancashire Co. #wc511 Margaret 5 F dau b. Pemberton, Lancashire Co. #wc512 George 4 M son b. Pemberton, Lancashire Co. #wc513 Joseph 3 M son b. Pemberton, Lancashire Co. #wc514 John 7m M son b. Pemberton, Lancashire Co. #wc515 - Wigan Union, Pemberton, E. D. 2F, Pemberton Twp., Pemberton District, Lamberhead Green, p. 24 {30577} Fleet Street: 89 ROBY John 48 M M head b. Orrell, Lancashire Co. hand loom weaver (check) Ellen 42 F M wife b. Orrell, Lancashire Co. Alice 20 F U dau b. Orrell, Lancashire Co. hand loom weaver (check) Elizabeth 12 F dau b. Orrell, Lancashire Co. winder William 10 M son b. Orrell, Lancashire Co. BRADSHAW Mary 70 F U mother-in-law b. Orrell, Lancashire Co. pauper (blind) - Wigan Union, Pemberton, E. D. 2F, Pemberton Twp., Pemberton District, Lamberhead Green, p. 29 Church Street: 109 JOHNSON William 35 M M head b. Pemberton, Lancashire Co. farmer of 18 acres Ellen 35 F M wife b. Pemberton, Lancashire Co. BRADSHAW Benjamin 19 M U servant b. Ashton, Lancashire Co. farm labourer - Wigan Union, Pemberton, E. D. 2G, Pemberton Twp., Pemberton District, Lamberhead Green, p. 3 {30582} Ormskirk Road: 9 BRADSHAW Alice 56 F W head b. Lancashire Co. #wr51514/1 Mary 23 F U dau b. Pemberton, Lancashire Co. labourer (colliery) #wr515146 Levi 20 M M son b. Pemberton, Lancashire Co. coal miner #wr515147 Thomas 17 M U son b. Pemberton, Lancashire Co.
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