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Wedmore Genealogy Pages WEDMORE GENEALOGY PAGES 1 9 1 1 WEDMORE AREA CENSUSES Area ‘A’ - Wedmore Village Area + Latcham Area ‘B’ – Sand Heathouse and Blakeway Area ‘C’ – Newtown, Bagley, Mudgley and Blakeway Area ‘D’ - Cocklake, Crickham, Clewer & Stoughton Area ‘E’ – Blackford, Westham & Stoughton Area ‘F’ – Panborough & Theale There seems to be a slight overlap in some areas Area ‘A’ – Wedmore Village Area + Latcham Where living 1911 Born 1. Ralph Woodward aged 72 Retired grocer Latcham Glos Annie Woodward 71 Wife Wedmore Bessie Woodward 38 Single daughter Wedmore 2. Edwin Tyley 70 Retired farmer Latcham Wedmore Ann Anstey 65 Domestic help Stawell 3. Ann Frost 68 Widow Charwoman Latcham Wedmore Arthur Frost 24 Single Gen labourer Wedmore 4. Joseph Kingsbury 72 Army Pensioner Latcham Wedmore Lucy Kingsbury 56 Wife C. Allerton 5. Gilbert Urch 30 Builder Latcham Wedmore Ann Urch 28 Wife Godney Arthur John Lyons 10 Step-son Wells 6. Sarah Lock 68 Widow Private means Latcham Wilts 7. Walter Morgan 67 Farmer Latcham Wedmore Walter Morgan Jnr 25 Working on farm Wedmore Richard Arthur Morgan 22 Working on farm Wedmore Clifford Morgan 17 Working on farm Sons Wedmore Harriet Ann Morgan 39 Dairy work Wedmore 8. George Millard 67 Farmer Latcham Wedmore Ann Millard 68 Wife Wedmore 9. Joseph Brunt 63 Turf Merchant Latcham Wedmore Hannah Brunt 69 Wife Wedmore 10. George Puddy 31 Cattle Dealer Latcham Wedmore Kate Puddy 32 Wife Wedmore Eva joanPuddy 3 daughter Wedmore Reg. Jack Puddy 1 son Wedmore 11. Mary Ann Hembury 59 Widow Monthly Nurse Latcham Westhay Harry Hembury 35 Single Cattle Dealer Wedmore Roger Hembury 16 son - Solicitors Law Clerk Wedmore 12. Humphrey Duckett 56 Farmer Latcham Wedmore Maria Duckett 56 Wife Wedmore Mary E. Duckett 20 Dairy work - daughter Wedmore George Emery 18 Farm Carter - son Wedmore 13. Ernest Brunt 25 Farm labourer Latcham Wedmore Sarah Jane Brunt 22 Wife Wedmore Ernest A. Brunt 3 son Wedmore 14. Edward Cook 34 Postman Latcham Wedmore Sarah Ann Cook 22 Wife Wedmore William Geo Cook 3 son Wedmore Frank Cook 1 son Wedmore 15. Hannah Harding 85 Widow Private means Latcham Allerton 16. Paul Williams 76 OAP Gen. Labourer Latcham Wedmore Margaret Williams 70 Wife Wedmore 17. Henry Cook 39 General labourer Latcham Bristol Mary Kane Cook 40 Wife Laundress Wedmore Sidney Cook 15 Stone Mason’s Apprentice Wedmore Stanley Gordon Cook 6 son Wedmore Marian Mary Cook 3 daughter Wedmore Bessie Watts 30 Laundress Wedmore 18. Frank Millard 37 Farmer Latcham Wedmore Mary Jane Millard 40 Wife Staffs George Millard 7 son Wedmore Edith Emily Millard 6 daughter Wedmore Annie Mildred Millard 4 daughter Wedmore Dorothy Winifred Millard 1 daughter Wedmore Emma Clark 17 Domestic help Wedmore 19. Ernest John Hellier 29 Farm labourer Latcham Wedmore Harriet Nellie Hillier 22 Wife Weare Leonard Wm Hillier 5 Son Wedmore 20. John Spearing 55 Innkeeper Latcham Henton Sarah Spearing 46 Wife Priddy Mildred Spearing 15 daughter Wedmore George Spearing 14 son Wedmore Wesley Spearing 10 son Wedmore 21. Hannah Willmott 41 Widow – charwoman Townsend Wedmore Amy Martha Willmott 8 daughter Lane, Latcham 22. George Willmott 41 Farm labourer Wedmore Fields Wedmore Ann Willmott 39 Wife Wedmore Caroline Willmott 10 daughter Wedmore George Willmott 8 son Wedmore Annie Willmott 5 daughter Wedmore Bernard Willmott 3 son Wedmore Elizabeth Willmott 7m daughter Wedmore 23. Tom Adams 52 Farm labourer Wedmore Fields Wedmore Lillie Adams 24 Single – Charwoman Wedmore William Adams 24 Single – Farm labourer Wedmore Stanley Charles Adams 13 son Wedmore Gladys May Adams 9 daughter Wedmore 24. John Champeney Redman 79 General labourer Wedmore Fields Westhay Louisa Redman 73 Wife Wedmore Fred Redman 25 Single – labourer Wedmore 25. Mary Ganfield 46 Charwoman - m Maltfield Wales Fred Ganfield 19 son Wales Jocebed Ganfield 14 son Wales Gertrude Ganfield 11 daughter Wedmore Fanny Boley 24 Domestic servant out Wedmore 26. Oliver George Watts 38 General labourer Mudgley Cross Rds Wedmore Selina E. Watts 38 Wife Gloucs Oliver George Watts 11 Son Wedmore Edward Watts 8 son Wedmore Charles Watts 7 son Wedmore Eliza D. Watts 4 daughter Wedmore 27. Joseph Emery 22 Farm labourer Mudgley Cross Rds Wedmore Ann Emery 23 Wife Wookey Herbert Joseph Emery 1m son Wedmore 28. Ruth Adams 90 Single Charwoman Mudgley Cross Rds Wedmore 29. James Binning 62 Potato Cropper Mudgley Road, Wedmore Elizabeth Binning 66 Wife Wedmore 30. Fred Binning 36 Road Labourer Mudgley Road Wedmore Norah Binning 28 Wife Ashwick Fred Binning 7 son Wedmore Edith Mary Binning 4 daughter Wedmore Charles Binning 2 son Wedmore 31. Albert Holt 31 Gardener Mudgley Road Binegar Florence Holt 31 Wife Ashwick Austin Holt 1 son Wedmore 32. Henry Harding 48 Postman Mudgley Road Wedmore Elizabeth Harding 43 Wife Wedmore Arthur Harding 26 Single son Wedmore Rosa Harding 24 Single daughter Wedmore Harry Leslie Harding 9 son Wedmore 33. William Millard 65 Commission Agent Mudgley Road Wedmore Manure Manufacturer Mary Ann Millard 59 Wife Wedmore Clarice Amy Millard 21 Single daughter Wedmore 34. Edward Frost 38 Turf dealer & Cropper Mill House Meare Elizabeth Frost 37 Wife Mark Albert Edward Frost 16 son Wedmore Charles Frost 13 son Wedmore William Frost 11 son Wedmore 35. John Spencer 55 Widower Farm lab. Mudgley Road Wedmore 36. Arthur John Davis 32 Road labourer Mill Lane Wedmore Eliza Davis 28 Wife Draycott Wilfred John Davis 8 son Wedmore Harold Jack Davis 6 son Wedmore Ivy Joyce Davis 5 daughter Wedmore Hester Jane Davis 3 daughter Wedmore Arthur James. Davis 9m son Wedmore 37. Charles Adams 58 General labourer Mill Lane Wedmore Betsy Adams 59 Wife Wedmore Emily Adams 25 Single Dressmaker dr Wedmore William Adams 23 Single Gardener - son Wedmore 38. George Redman 55 Painter & Plumber Shutters Lane Wedmore Maria Redman 50 Wife Halse Stanley G. Redman 10 son Wedmore Ernest Spearing 2 Visitor Wedmore 39. Henry Adams 59 Farm labourer Shutters Lane Wedmore Daisy Adams 21 Daughter single Wedmore Joe Adams 3 Grandson Wedmore 40. Henry Watts 48 Farmer Shutters Lane Wedmore Emily Watts 41 Wife Wedmore Amy GertrudeWatts 15 Dressmaker Apprentice Wedmore Margaret Lilla Wattts 12 son Wedmore 41. Joseph King 68 Labourer Shutters Lane Painswick Anne King 48 Wife Kingston Seymour Elizabeth King 10 daughter Wedmore 42. Edwin Redman 58 Tailor married Shutters Lane Wedmore 43. Albert James 39 General labourer Shutters Lane Heathouse Agnes James 32 Wife Stoughton Ruth Nicholls 2 Boarder Weston-s-Mare Ruscombe Williams 12 Boarder Weare 44. Mary Ann Hicks 79 OAP Charwoman Shutters Lane Wedmore Elizabeth Wall 12 Visitor Wedmore 45. Frederick Channing 38 General labourer Shutters Lane Bath Mary Channing 25 Wife Wilts Frederick Channing 4 son Bath William Channing 1 son Wedmore Mary Channing 1m daughter Wedmore 46. Colin Mead 76 Widower OAP Combe Batch Theale Agnes Maud Templeman 25 Grand daughter Theale Irene Grace Templeman 1 Great Grand daughter Taunton 47. Elizabeth Collins 69 Widow Charwoman Combe Batch Cheddar GeorgeW. Collins 41 Son – Postman Wedmore 48. Samuel Oxley 74 Retired Plasterer Combe Batch Wedmore Hannah Oxley 40 daughter Bromsgrove 49.Fred Down 32 Gardener Combe Batch Cornwall Sarah Ann Down 28 wife Wedmore 50. Francis Dawe 72 Retired brickmaker Combe Batch Dorset Mary Ann Dawe 71 wife Dorset 51. Mary Ann Parker 43 Single – Plain sewing Combe Batch Wedmore 52. Annie Fisher 45 Widow – Needle woman Combe Batch Gloucs Joseph Fisher 7 son Taunton May Fisher 2 daughter Wedmore 53. Kate Clark 39 Single – Dressmaker Combe Batch Wedmore Elizabeth Clarke 48 Single – sister ‘’ Wedmore Ann Clarke 77 Widow – mother – OAP Meare 54. George Patch 28 Baker Combe Batch Wedmore Rose Patch 25 Wife Coleford Winifred Patch 9m daughter Wedmore Enid Patch 2 daughter Wedmore 55. George Boley 39 General labourer Combe Batch Mark Elizabeth Boley 44 Wife Wedmore Charles Boley 14 Farm labourer Wedmore William Hy Boley 11 son Wedmore Jennie Boley 8 daughter Wedmore Amy Boley 6 daughter Wedmore Alma Boley 4 daughter Wedmore George Fredk Boley 2 son Wedmore 56. Eli Hubbard 43 Police Seargent Combe Batch Bristol Lucy Hubbard 40 Devon Olive Hubbard 18 School teacher – dr Farrington Gurney Minnie Hubbard 14 daughter Farrington Gurney 57. William Nicholls 51 Carter Combe Batch Wedmore Betsy Nicholls 48 wife Wedmore Charles Nicholls 24 single – son – Carter for coal merchant Wedmore Daisy Noicholls 16 daughter Wedmore Margaret Nicholls 12 daughter Wedmore Amy Nicholls 10 daughter Wedmore Henry Nicholls 8 son Wedmore Reginald Nicholls 4 son Wedmore 58. Louisa Dawson 56 Single Private means Mendip View Wedmore John Taverner 75 Single Retired stone mason Weare 59. William A.Alves 60 Plasterer/tiler Combe House Glastonbury Sarah Alves 50 Wife Wedmore Lilian Grace Alves 19 Single daughter Glastonbury 60. Thomas Tincknell 48 Farmer/cattle dealer Old Brickyard Wedmore Sarah Tincknell 49 Wife Wedmore Eliza Tincknell 81 Mother Wedmore George Tincknell 25 Single son - working on family farm Wedmore Alma Tincknell 19 Single dr – working on family farm Wedmore Arthur Tincknell 16 Single son – working on family farm Wedmore Frank Tincknell 14 Single son – working on family farm Wedmore May Tincknell 11 daughter Wedmore 61. James Henry Tudor 69 Retired ironmonger Combe Batch Somerton Susan Tudor 71 Wife Butleigh 62. Walter Willis 60 Shoemaker Combe Batch Wedmore Mary Ann Willis 62 Wife Wedmore 63. Henry Tincknell 37 Carter Combe Batch Wedmore Ellen Tincknell 34 Wife Axbridge Ernest Tincknell 11 Son Wedmore Amy Tincknell 8 daughter Wedmore Edith Tincknell 3 daughter Wedmore 64. Samuel Creed 50 Blacksmith Combe Batch Croscombe Louisa Creed 52 Wife Taunton James Creed 73 Father – retired blacksmith Cannington 65. George Parker 70 Single – beer house keeper Combe Batch Wedmore Bertha Alves 35 Single Wedmore 66. Dorcas D. Puddy 39 Widow - dressmaker Combe Batch Wedmore Eva Puddy 15 daughter Wedmore Frederick Redvers Puddy 10 son Wedmore Doris Puddy 9 daughter Wedmore Winifred Puddy 2 daughter Wedmore 67.
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