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1901 Census Penygloddfa District - North and South but Excluding the Canal Area 1901 census Penygloddfa district - North and South but excluding the Canal area Where the name has an * it indicates that additional information about the family is available in the Newtown Census booklets produced by the Newtown Local History Group. They are available in the Library, or for sale from the Group. Sched No Street rms Given name Family name relationship status ageM ageF occupation employed at home town county language 1 Milford Road C.H.C Swift* head single 43 Newtown English 1 Milford Road Annie Hill servant single 20 domestic servant Worley Staffs English 2 Crescent House William Swift* head married 39 brewer employer Newtown English 2 Crescent House Flora Swift wife married 31 Newtown English 2 Crescent House Claud Swift son single 7 Newtown English 2 Crescent House Eleanor Swift daughter single 5 Newtown English 2 Crescent House Muriel Swift daughter single 10m Newtown English 2 Crescent House Beatrice Fox visitor single 25 Brixton London English 2 Crescent House E A Snell servant single 49 domestic servant Birkhampsted Herts English 2 Crescent House Lilian Williams servant single 19 nurse, children Caernarvon English 2 Crescent House Jane Evans servant single 30 domestic cook Berriew English 2 Crescent House Mary Trow servant single 22 housemaid Kerry English 3 Crescent Street T P Jones head married 49 insurance superintendent Aberyswyth Cardigan Both 3 Crescent Street Anna Jones wife married 51 Aberyswyth Cardigan Both 3 Crescent Street Jane Jones daughter single 19 Aberyswyth Cardigan Both 4 Crescent Street Agnes Grice* wife married 26 Preston Lancashire English 4 Crescent Street Cyril Grice son single 5 Ireland English 4 Crescent Street Reginald Grice son single 3 Aldershot Hants English 4 Crescent Street Florence Grice daughter single 2 Newtown English 4 Crescent Street Annie Jones servant single 13 domestic servant Manchester Lancashire English 5 Crescent Street Mary Evans head widow 76 Newtown English 5 Crescent Street Sarah Jones single 68 Newtown English 6 10 Crescent Street Annie Pryce head widow 52 Guildsfield English 6 10 Crescent Street Thomas Pryce son single 28 railway clerk Llandyssil English 6 10 Crescent Street Annie S G Pryce daughter single 30 dressmaker own account Llandyssil English 6 10 Crescent Street Mary C Pryce daughter single 20 Llandyssil English 6 10 Crescent Street Esther Pryce daughter single 19 dressmaker Llandyssil English 9 Crescent Street vacant 11 Crescent Street vacant Edwards Yard vacant Edwards Yard vacant 12 Crescent Street vacant 7 13 Crescent Street 3 Mary Mapp head married 43 Llanelly Carmarthen English 7 13 Crescent Street Mary E Mapp daughter single 11 Newtown English 7 13 Crescent Street Elizabeth J Mapp daughter single 9 Newtown English 7 13 Crescent Street Margaret Pryce single 1 8 14 Crescent Street 3 John Davies head married 30 draper's clerk Machynlleth both 8 14 Crescent Street Maggie Davies wife married 30 Newtown English 8 14 Crescent Street William Davies son single 7 Newtown English 8 14 Crescent Street John Davies son single 1 Newtown English 8 14 Crescent Street Matthew Jones brother in lawsingle 25 mill hand worker Newtown English 9 1 Union Court 4 Richard Roberts head married 43 printer worker Shrewsbury Salop English 9 1 Union Court Eliza Roberts wife married 40 Newtown English 9 1 Union Court Richard Roberts son single 17 printer worker Newtown English 9 1 Union Court Elsie Roberts daughter single 14 dressmaker worker Newtown English 9 1 Union Court Lewis Roberts son single 12 Newtown English 9 1 Union Court Mary Roberts daughter single 10 Newtown English 9 1 Union Court Lloyd Roberts son single 7 Newtown English 9 1 Union Court Florence Roberts daughter single 5 Newtown English 10 2 Union Court 3 Edmund Preater* head married 55 pastor worker Bristol Gloucester English 10 2 Union Court Ellen Preater wife married 54 Wanstrow Somerset English 10 2 Union Court Naomi Preater daughter single 19 mill hand worker Newtown English 10 2 Union Court Mabel Preater daughter single 12 Newtown English 11 3 Union Court 2 Margaret Beedles head widow 85 at home Forden English 11 3 Union Court Martha Beedles daughter single 30 at home Newtown English 12 4 Union Court 1 William Davies head married 61 brickmaker worker Berriew English 12 4 Union Court Jane Davies wife married 53 Berriew English 13 5 Union Court 1 Elizabeth Davies head widow 67 tailoress own account at home Newtown English 14 6 Union Court 2 Samuel Grist head married 50 timber feller worker Abermule English 14 6 Union Court Jane Grist wife married 51 dressmaker at home Newtown English 15 7 Union Court 3 Thomas Meredith head married 54 labourer worker Newtown English 15 7 Union Court Eliza Meredith wife married 54 Begiuldy Radnor English 15 7 Union Court Samuel Meredith son single 15 mill hand splicer worker Newtown English 15 7 Union Court Ephraim Meredith son single 13 Newtown English 15 7 Union Court Catherine Meredith daughter single 13 warehouse hand worker Newtown English 16 8 Union Court 2 Sarah Powell head married 29 Newtown English 16 8 Union Court Albert Powell son single 4 Newtown English 9 Union Court vacant 17 10 Union Court 3 James Jones head married 36 mill hand twister & drawer worker Newtown English 17 10 Union Court Adelia Jones wife married 40 Newtown English 17 10 Union Court Wilfred Jones son single 7 Newtown English 17 10 Union Court Jake Jones son single 6 Newtown English 17 10 Union Court Gwen Jones daughter single 3 Newtown English 17 10 Union Court Jane Jones m-in-law widow 78 Newtown English 18 11 Union Court 3 Edward Mills head married 34 nursery man worker Llanidloes both 18 11 Union Court Elizabeth Mills wife married 33 Hereford English 18 11 Union Court William Mills son single 7 Newtown English 18 11 Union Court Naomi Mills daughter single 4 Newtown English 18 11 Union Court Ellen Mills daughter single 2 Newtown English 18 11 Union Court Albert Mills son single 1 mo Newtown English 19 15 Union Court 4 George Stephenson head married 26 railway goods clerk Rochdale Lancashire English 19 15 Union Court Hester Stephenson wife married 24 Waladen Lancashire English 19 15 Union Court John Stephenson son single 3 Micklehurst Cheshire English 19 15 Union Court George Stephenson son single 3 Micklehurst Cheshire English 19 15 Union Court Robert Stephenson son single 1 Micklehurst Cheshire English 20 16 Union Court 4 Richard Evans head married 55 carpenter & joiner worker Caersws English 20 16 Union Court Jane Evans wife married 50 Newtown English 20 16 Union Court Matthew Evans son single 15 builder's apprentice worker Newtown English 20 16 Union Court Thomas Evans son single 13 Newtown English 21 17 Crescent Street 3 Emily Harrison head single 35 dressmaker own account at home Kerry English 21 17 Crescent Street Elizabeth Harrison sister single 24 knitter worker Kerry English 22 18 Crescent Street 3 Thomas Lloyd head married 36 mill hand woollen warper worker Newtown English 22 18 Crescent Street Emily Lloyd wife married 35 Alesford Hants English 22 18 Crescent Street Cecil Lloyd son single 10 Newtown English 22 18 Crescent Street Edith Lloyd daughter single 8 Newtown English 22 18 Crescent Street Thomas Lloyd son single 6 Newtown English 22 18 Crescent Street David Lloyd son single 4 Newtown English 22 18 Crescent Street Mary Lloyd daughter single 1 Newtown English 23 1 Jones Court 4 Andrew Jones head married 80 shoemaker worker at home Llanidloes both 23 1 Jones Court Margaret Jones wife married 77 Oswestry Salop English 24 2 Jones Court 4 Samuel Latham head married 25 wool sorter worker Newtown English 24 2 Jones Court Sarah Latham wife married 24 England English 24 2 Jones Court George Latham son single 1 Newtown English 25 3 Jones Court 2 William Evans head married 38 mill hand weaver worker Holywell Flintshire English 25 3 Jones Court Amelia Evans wife married 34 Newtown English 25 3 Jones Court John Evans son single 9 Newtown English 25 3 Jones Court Mary Williams m-in-law widow 79 Newtown English 26 4 Jones Court 3 Elizabeth Astley head widow 63 Bettws English 26 4 Jones Court Charles Astley son single 39 bricklayer worker Newtown English 26 4 Jones Court Edward Astley son single 32 general labourer worker Newtown English 27 19 Crescent Street 4 Annie Hudson head widow 43 school caretaker worker Newtown English 27 19 Crescent Street Charles Hudson son single 15 mill clerk Newtown English 27 19 Crescent Street Nora Hudson daughter single 7 Newtown English 28 20 Crescent Street 4 Charles Sissons* head married 44 manufacturer's entry cleerk Manchester Lancashire English 28 20 Crescent Street Laura Sissons wife married 36 London English 28 20 Crescent Street Richard Sissons son single 10 Newtown English 28 20 Crescent Street Robert Sissons son single 9 Newtown English 28 20 Crescent Street James Sissons son single 7 Newtown English 28 20 Crescent Street Rhoda Sissons daughter single 5 Newtown English 28 20 Crescent Street Hettie Sissons daughter single 3 Newtown English 28 20 Crescent Street Bessie Sissons daughter single 1 mo Newtown English 29 21 Crescent Street 4 Susan Swain* head widow 86 laundress (retired) Caersws English 29 21 Crescent Street Sarah Swain daughter single 50 laundress Newtown English 29 21 Crescent Street John Swain son single 46 builder & contractor employer Newtown English 30 22 Crescent Street 4 John Owen head single 34 living on own means Newtown English 30 22 Crescent Street Sarah Owen aunt single 52 housekeeper Newtown English 31 22 Crescent Street Thomas Enoch boarder single 46 clergyman (C of E) Llangeth Cardigan both 32 Bryn Bank Villa
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