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Box - Census 1861 Box - Census 1861 E L U YEAR D E ABODE SURNAME GIVEN NAMES RELATIONSHIP C0NDITION SEX AGE OCCUPATION PLACE OF BIRTH NOTES H BORN C S 1 Ashley Ford George Head Married M 46 1815 Farm Bailiff Box 1 Ashley Ford Anne Wife Married F 48 1813 Atworth 2 Ashley Farm Pinchin Sam Head Married M 71 1790 Retired Miller Box 2 Ashley Farm Pinchin Hannah Wife Married F 72 1789 Somerset, Frome 2 Ashley Farm Pinchin Ann Daughter Unmarried F 27 1834 Box 2 Ashley Farm Lawes Emma Servant Unmarried F 17 1844 General Servant Chippenham 3 Ashley Farm Pinchin William Head Unmarried M 37 1824 Farmer of 87 Acres 8 Men 5 Boys Box 4 Ashley Cottage Lambert Isaac Head Married M 45 1816 Foreman of 15 Masons, 12 Apprentices, 22 Labourers Somerset, Houlton 4 Ashley Cottage Lambert Catherine Wife Married F 44 1817 Essex, Colchester 4 Ashley Cottage Lambert Martha Niece F 14 1847 Gloucester, Cirencester 5 Light Henry Head Married M 29 1832 Station Master GWR Gloucester, Cirencester 5 Light Jane Wife Married F 24 1837 Corsham 5 Light Gertrude Daughter F 1 1860 Box 6 Dagg William Head Married M 46 1815 Stone Haulier Gloucester, Kelston 6 Dagg Mary Wife Married F 47 1814 Trowbridge 6 Burton Louisa Niece F 8 1853 Scholar Middlesex, London 7 Cleal Thomas Head Married M 37 1824 Masons Labourer Somerset, Shepton Mallett 7 Cleal Martha Wife Married F 38 1823 Somerset, Shepton Mallett 8 Ashley Parsons Ann Head Widow F 78 1783 Ireland 9 Lambert James Head Married M 61 1800 Masons Labourer Somerset, Doulton 9 Lambert Mary Wife Married F 54 1807 Somerset, Doulton 10 Ashley Jones John Head Married M 62 1799 Agricultural Labourer Box 10 Ashley Jones Mary Wife Married F 40 1821 Ireland 10 Ashley Jones John Son M 14 1847 Errand Boy Box 10 Ashley Jones William Son M 10 1851 Scholar Box 10 Ashley Jones Charlotte Daughter F 6 1855 Agricultural Labourer's Daughter Box 10 Ashley Jones Mary Ann Daughter F 3 1858 Agricultural Labourer's Daughter Box 10 Ashley Parsons Mary Ann Visitor F 10 1851 Soldier's Daughter Ireland 11 Ashley Villa Chambers George Head Married M 44 1817 Master Carpenter Langley 11 Ashley Villa Chambers Sarah Wife Married F 50 1811 Somerset, Stratton 12 Bedwell Francis Head Married M 49 1812 Retired Solicitor Wootton Bassett 12 Bedwell Susan Wife Married F 56 1805 Gloucester, Minsterworth 13 Northey Arms Heale John Head Married M 29 1832 Innkeeper Devizes 13 Northey Arms Heale Fanny Wife Married F 28 1833 Cherhill 13 Northey Arms Heale George Son M 1 1860 Box 13 Northey Arms Cook Ellen Servant F 13 1848 General Servant Bradford 13 Northey Arms Aust Rodger Servant M 14 1847 Ostler Chalfield 14 Station Cottage Gunning Edmond Head Married M 29 1832 Porter GWR Somerset, Bath 14 Station Cottage Gunning Emma Wife Married F 29 1832 Gloucester, Chipping Sodbury 14 Station Cottage Gunning Ellen Daughter F 5 1856 Somerset, Bath 14 Station Cottage Gunning Louisa Daughter F 2 1859 Box 15 Newtown House Woodgate Thomas Head Married M 47 1814 Retired Commander R.N. Kent, Deal 15 Newtown House Woodgate Louisa H Wife Married F 36 1825 Devon, Stoke 15 Newtown House Woodgate Thomas Son M 2 1859 Buckingham, Farnham Royal 15 Newtown House Woodgate Louisa Daughter F 0 1861 Box 15 Newtown House Baker Julia Servant Unmarried F 22 1839 General Servant Kington Langley 15 Newtown House Davis Sarah Servant Widow F 55 1806 General Servant Tisbury 15 Newtown House Hill Susannah L Servant Unmarried F 29 1832 Nurse Dorset, Melbury Osborne 15 Newtown House Say Eliza Servant F 15 1846 Nursery Maid Box 16 Shrub Hill House Henly Robert Head Married M 53 1808 Proprietor of Houses Lyneham 16 Shrub Hill House Henly Mary Ann Wife Married F 47 1814 Middlesex, London 16 Shrub Hill House Henly Emily Daughter Unmarried F 20 1841 Surrey, Christ Church 17 Middlehill Ford Isaac Head Married M 77 1784 Agricultural Labourer Ditteridge 17 Middlehill Ford Harriett Wife Married F 75 1786 Colerne 17 Middlehill Ford James Son Unmarried M 38 1823 Agricultural Labourer Box 17 Middlehill Hulbert Thomas Grand Son M 14 1847 Agricultural Labourer Biddestone 18 Middlehill Ford Jacob Head Married M 75 1786 Agricultural Labourer Ditteridge 18 Middlehill Ford Hester Wife Married F 77 1784 Somerset, Batheaston 19 Middlehill Tyler George Head Married M 38 1823 Gardener Atworth 19 Middlehill Tyler Hannah Wife Married F 36 1825 Atworth 19 Middlehill Tyler John Son M 16 1845 Stone Mason Atworth ©Wiltshire OPC Project//2015/Peter Ford Revised 10 March 2015 by Peter Ford Box - Census 1861 E L U YEAR D E ABODE SURNAME GIVEN NAMES RELATIONSHIP C0NDITION SEX AGE OCCUPATION PLACE OF BIRTH NOTES H BORN C S 19 Middlehill Tyler Nathan Son M 10 1851 Atworth 19 Middlehill Tyler Sarah Daughter F 4 1857 Atworth 20 Middlehill Jenkins John Head Married M 63 1798 Stone Quarryman Corsham 20 Middlehill Jenkins Ann Wife Married F 70 1791 Corsham 20 Middlehill Smith James Lodger Unmarried M 20 1841 Porter GWR Devon, Stonehouse 21 Hill House Iddols Mary Head Widow F 62 1799 Farmer 130 Acres, 7 Labourers Corston 21 Hill House Iddols Sophia Daughter Unmarried F 28 1833 Box 21 Hill House Iddols Emma Daughter Unmarried F 24 1837 Box 21 Hill House Iddols Mary Mother In Law Widow F 85 1776 Seagry 21 Hill House Iddols Elizabeth Sister In Law Unmarried F 52 1809 Box 21 Hill House Brown John Servant Married M 42 1819 Earl Stoke 22 Middlehill Taviner William Head Married M 53 1808 Agricultural Labourer Biddestone 22 Middlehill Taviner Jane Wife Married M 50 1811 Gardener Devon, Tiverton 22 Middlehill Taviner John Son M 18 1843 Agricultural Labourer Box 22 Middlehill Taviner Ann Daughter F 10 1851 Scholar Box 23 Spa House Foster Henry Head Married M 29 1832 Fund Holder Somerset, Bath 23 Spa House Foster Mary Wife Married F 29 1832 Devon, Salcomb 23 Spa House Foster Sophia Daughter F 4 1857 France, British Subject 23 Spa House Foster Julia Daughter F 2 1859 Somerset, Weston Super Mare 23 Spa House Foster Henry Son M 0 1861 Box 23 Spa House Helps Susannah Servant Widow F 56 1805 Nurse Bradford 23 Spa House Helps Jane Servant Unmarried F 18 1843 Nurse Box 23 Spa House Howard Elizabeth Servant Unmarried F 28 1833 Cook Somerset, Bath 23 Spa House Smith Jane Servant Unmarried F 18 1843 Housemaid Box 24 Middlehill Elkins Chas Head Married M 57 1804 MRCS London & LAC Retired Middlesex, Marylebone 24 Middlehill Elkins Elizabeth Wife Married F 60 1801 Surrey, Lambeth 24 Middlehill Ford Mary Servant Widow F 34 1827 Char Woman Somerset, Dulverton 24 Middlehill Pillinger Samuel Servant Unmarried M 18 1843 Groom Box 25 Middlehill Neat Elizabeth Head Widow F 86 1775 Fund Holder North Brewham 25 Middlehill Hickman Elizabeth Servant Unmarried F 67 1794 Cook Upton Lovell 25 Middlehill Taviner Mary Ann Servant Unmarried F 24 1837 Housemaid Biddestone 26 Middlehill Robertson Stuart Head Married M 35 1826 Fund Holder Yorkshire, Beverley 26 Middlehill Robertson Johanna Wife Married F 19 1842 Yorkshire, Whirlkirk 26 Middlehill Robertson Florence Daughter F 1 1860 Box 26 Middlehill Goff Trevor Visitor Unmarried M 35 1826 Major Unattached BA Ireland, Dublin 26 Middlehill Duke Arthur Visitor Unmarried M 37 1824 Captain, Royal South Lincoln Devon, Dawlish 26 Middlehill Pollard Julia Visitor Unmarried F 21 1840 Lady Yorkshire, Halifax 26 Middlehill Cave George Servant Married M 33 1828 Butler Dorset, Laneham 26 Middlehill Davis Job Servant Unmarried M 17 1844 Page Middlesex, Shepherd's Bush 26 Middlehill Lane Mary Ann Servant Unmarried F 28 1833 Cook Somerset, Bath 26 Middlehill Gray Emma Servant Unmarried F 25 1836 Housemaid Gloucester, Swainswick 26 Middlehill Carter Elizabeth Servant Unmarried F 26 1835 Nurse Dorset, Parkstone 26 Middlehill Tylee Elizabeth Servant Unmarried F 14 1847 Nursemaid Atworth 27 Middlehill Fudge Hester Head Widow F 62 1799 House Proprietor Ditteridge 27 Middlehill Fudge John Son Unmarried M 29 1832 Box 27 Middlehill Fudge Emma Daughter Unmarried M 25 1836 Box 27 Middlehill Fudge George Son Unmarried M 20 1841 Stone Cutter Box 27 Middlehill Fudge Alfred Son Unmarried M 20 1841 Grocers Assistant Box 28 Middlehill Graham Maria Head Unmarried F 68 1793 Teacher of Literature in General France, British Subject 28 Middlehill May Agnes Visitor Unmarried F 25 1836 Annuitant Yorkshire, Hull 28 Middlehill Strong Selina Boarder F 10 1851 Scholar Box 28 Middlehill Strong Robert WC Boarder M 8 1853 Scholar Box 28 Middlehill Gill Ellen Servant Unmarried F 25 1836 General Servant Tisbury 29 Middlehill Shell Charlotte Head Widow F 63 1798 Laundress Box 29 Middlehill Shell Elizabeth Daughter Unmarried F 40 1821 Laundress Box 29 Middlehill Shell Harriett Daughter Unmarried F 25 1836 Sempstress Box 29 Middlehill Shell Louisa Daughter Unmarried F 21 1840 Laundress Box 30 Middlehill Wootton James Head Married M 57 1804 Stone Quarryman Box 30 Middlehill Wootton Susanna Wife Married F 57 1804 Box 31 Middlehill Barrington David Head Married M 70 1791 Gardener Somerset, Bruton 31 Middlehill Barrington Martha Wife Married F 60 1801 Laundress Kington St Michael ©Wiltshire OPC Project//2015/Peter Ford Revised 10 March 2015 by Peter Ford Box - Census 1861 E L U YEAR D E ABODE SURNAME GIVEN NAMES RELATIONSHIP C0NDITION SEX AGE OCCUPATION PLACE OF BIRTH NOTES H BORN C S 31 Middlehill Barrington Charlotte Daughter Unmarried F 25 1836 Laundress Box 32 Middlehill Say Charles Head Married M 43 1818 Gardener Somerset, East Harptree 32 Middlehill Say Mary Wife Married F 33 1828 Seend 32 Middlehill Say Frederick Son Unmarried M 16 1845 Agricultural Labourer Box 32 Middlehill Say Tom Son M 14 1847 Agricultural Labourer Box 32 Middlehill Say Clement Son M 11 1850 Scholar Box 32 Middlehill Say Ann
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