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1841 Census for Woking 1 1841 Census for Woking This census is useful for Woking insofar as the Tithe Map is of a similar date and although it is unusual for a property or even a street to be shown in the census returns, the owner and/or occupier in the Tithe Apportionment can, with luck be found in the returns. Although in some instances it would appear that the enumerator visited each dwelling in a pre-determined order, it should not be assumed that adjoining entries are necessarily neighbours. This is certainly the case in respect of the section covering the Town Street, Shackleford and Kingfield tythings. The enumerator obviously entered what he heard and the entry is often incorrect, the name of the inhabitant being spelt incorrectly. In addition, the spelling of some of the enumerators leaves a lot to be desired. In some instances the original entry has been corrected here by reference to the baptismal register for St Peter’s but this has not been possible in every case. Sometimes the enumerator has used abbreviations eg Willm for William and these names have been amended to the full spelling. This has sometimes been difficult due to the enumerator’s writing. Some of the abbreviations relate to occupations and these abbreviations have been left unaltered. Examples are: 1 = start of household Y = born in Surrey ag lab = agricultural labourer d = days fs = female servant I = born in Ireland ind = independent j = journeyman lab = labourer m = months ms = male servant N = not born in Surrey paper m = paper maker pump m = pump maker S = born in Scotland shoe m = shoe maker U = unoccupied 2 Exact ages in years are given for children up to the age of 14 inclusive. For persons of 15 and older, ages are given in five-year groups indicated by the youngest year of the group, that is, ages from 15 to 19 inclusive are shown as 15. Within each household there may be more than one family; this can usually be deciphered by the change of surname coupled with a husband and wife of similar age with children. Many houses would have been sub- divided with separate families living in what would have been a single family house. The bold figure shown in the last column is the page number in that section of the original census. Where there a certain amount of evidence that a particular family was living in a particular house the name of that house is shown in red italics in the first column. This transcription includes part of the census returns for Horsell as some houses were originally in Horsell parish. Phillip Arnold January 2007. Town Street, Shackleford and Kingfield – HO 107/1080/6 The returns for this part of Woking are grouped in the original returns according to the tything in which the families lived – Town Street, Shackleford and Kingfield. The only exception to this format is in respect of Park Farm, Round Bridge and Hoe Bridge which appear at the front of the returns. The streets and the houses in those streets are not named, so, for example, it is not possible to tell whether families grouped under Town Street are living in High Street or Church Street. Moreover, although families are grouped under tythings, those tythings are scattered in the returns indicating that the houses were not visited in rotation and families appearing one after another are not necessarily neighbours. The returns for these three tythings are, therefore, shown in two formats, the first version being the format of the original returns and the second re-arranged so that the information is in a logical sequence namely Park 3 Farm, Hoe Bridge, Round Bridge, Town Street, Shackleford and Kingfield. In both versions, however, families shown one after the other are not necessarily neighbours. Original Census Version Park farm 1 John Baker 35 farmer Y 5 Woking Park Charlotte Baker 20 Y Farm Elizabeth Bailey 15 servant Y Edward Hammond 40 servant N William Butler 15 servant Y Hoe bridge 1 John Cornhill 25 gardiner N Round bridge 1 John Billinghurst 25 ag lab Y Round Bridge Elizabeth Billinghurst 20 Y Farm Harriott Billinghurst 6 Y George Billinghurst 4 Y Charlotte Billinghurst 11m Y Hoe bridge 1 John Baker 75 farmer Y Hoe Bridge George Baker 35 farmer Y House Ann Baker 35 Y Maria Baker 25 Y Sarah Stovell 25 fs Y Mary Hillier 15 fs N John Simpson 25 visitor N James Wallis 20 ms Y James Dallin 20 ms Y Hoe bridge 1 Phillip Penfold 30 groom N Hoe Place Catherine Penfold 30 N John Penfold 1 Y Aaron Nice 55 Y Kingfield 1 John Tickner 25 ag lab Y Eliza Tickner 20 N Town Street 1 Sarah Adams 30 N Mary Ann Adams 15 N Rosana Adams 12 N 4 George Adams 10 N Benjamin Adams 8 N Eleanor Adams 3 N Emma Adams 3d Y Town Street 1 George Newman 80 wheelwright Y Lydia Newman 30 Y Town Street 1 Sarah Beck 60 ind N Harriet Beck 30 ind N Ann Pain 20 fs Y Town Street 1 George Gregory 45 pm N Sarah Gregory 45 N Hannah Gregory 15 N Eliza Gregory 13 N Mary Johnson 4 Y Town Street 1 Eleanor Harris 50 ind Y James Harris 20 ag lab Y Charles Harris 15 ag lab Y Kingfield 1 James Eedes 50 ag lab Y Elizabeth Eedes 45 Y Henry Eedes 15 ag lab Y George Eedes 13 ag lab Y Shackleford 1 Charlotte Punter 30 Y 6 William Punter 9 Y Thomas Punter 7 Y James Punter 1 Y Stephen Taylor 20 ag lab Y Town Street 1 Thomas Sale 25 ag lab Y Maria Sale 25 Y Town Street 1 Benjamin Bensley 45 printer N Weylea Sarah Bensley 44 N John James Cook Bensley 20 printer N Thomas Bensley 15 N Herbert Carke Bensley 13 N William Roe Bensley 10 N 5 Joseph Browing Bensley 8 N Oliver Henry Bensley 6 N Elizabeth Ellen Bensley 5 N Samuel Bensley 3 Y Rose Bensley 2 Y Mary Bensley 3m Y Catherine Holmes 45 fs N Sarah Elverd 45 fs N Anne Styles 15 fs N Kingfield 1 James Mansell 60 pump maker Y Mary Mansell 60 N Mary Mansell 30 Y Kingfield 1 Thomas Bonsey 45 ag lab Y Rebecca Bonsey 45 Y William Bonsey 20 Y Hannah Bonsey 20 Y Milley Bonsey 15 Y Sarah Bonsey 15 Y Town Street 1 Peter Grove 65 ag lab Y 1 Church Sophia Grove 30 Y Cottages Robert Grove 5 Y Thomas Waters 30 surgeon N Shackleford 1 George Reading 55 grocer Y Mary Reading 45 Y Caroline Reading 20 Y Eliza Reading 15 Y George Gibbon 25 baker N Samuel Reading 10 visitor Y Kingfield 1 John Williams 30 ag lab Y Hannah Williams 35 Y Henry Pulling 75 ag lab Y Ann Pulling 75 Y Kingfield 1 George Smallpiece 25 farmer Y possibly Howards Elixabeth Smallpiece 30 Y 6 Farm before GS William Cooper 30 ag lab Y moved to Kingfield Mary Ann Robinson 20 fs Y House Thomas Robinson 45 ag lab Y Kingfield 1 James Howard 45 ag lab Y 7 Mary Howard 35 Y Ellen Howard 12 Y Jane Howard 10 Y Mary Howard 8 Y Emma Howard 6 Y Kingfield 1 William Bird 40 ag lab Y Kingfield Jane Bird 35 Y Cottage Mary Bird 13 Y see p23 George Bird 6 Y James Bird 4 Y James Robinson 55 ag lab Y Kingfield 1 George Messenger 45 ag lab Y Sarah Messenger 35 Y Mary Messenger 19 Y Jane Messenger 12 Y Emma Messenger 6 Y Sarah Messenger 4 Y Harriott Messenger 2 Y James Cook 25 ag lab Y Eliza Hayes 20 N Eliza Towsley 20 Y Elizabeth Pain 80 Y Town Street 1 George Chitty 45 butcher Y Sarah Chitty 45 N Kingfield 1 Aaron Millard 40 bricklayer N Millicent Millard 40 Y James Millard 18 bricklayer Y George Millard 15 bricklayer Y Esther Millard 13 Y Thomas Millard 10 Y 7 Eliza Millard 8 Y Sarah Millard 3 Y Emily Millard 10m Y Shackleford 1 George Carman 60 carpenter Y Kingfield Mary Carman 50 Y Arms George Carman 15 Y Alfred Carman 11 Y Maria Carman 7 Y William Harland 20 carpenter Y Hannah Bailey 20 fs Y Robert Abington 40 hp? Y Shackleford 1 Kezia Dyer 30 Y Mary Dyer 11 Y Elizabeth Dyer 6 Y Kingfield 1 Henry Collyer 60 ag lab Y Ann Collyer 60 Y George Collyer 20 ag lab Y John Collyer 15 ag lab Y Elizabeth Bird 15 Y Town Street 1 Thomas Jaques 45 grocer Y 8 Mary Jaques 40 Y Elizabeth Jaques 15 Y Mary Ann Jaques 12 Y Tryphena Jaques 10 Y Thomas Jaques 9 Y Caroline Jaques 7 Y Henry Turnell 25 baker Y Harriott Slut 15 fs Y Town Street 1 John Jelly 45 gardiner Y Charlotte Jelly 35 Y Harriott Jelly 13 Y William Jelly 11 Y Lucy Jelly 10 Y Caroline Jelly 6 Y 8 John Jelly 4 Y Town Street 1 Susanna Bowles 70 Y Old Manor House Richard Stedman 40 maltster Y Town Street 1 Francis Nice 55 Y Betsey Nice 20 Y Eliza Nice 14 Y James Notley 20 printer Y Town Street 1 Richard Butt 20 shoe m Y William Lambert 20 shoe m Y Shackleford 1 William Hart 45 schoolmaster Y Kingfield 1 William Turner 25 ag lab Y Rose Turner 25 Y Emmir Turner 2 Y James Turner 10d Y Mary Fagence 20 Y Kingfield 1 Henry Bailey 30 carpenter Y Ann Bailey 25 Y Mary Bailey 7 Y Henry Steer 1 Y Kingfield 1 William Daws 40 farmer Y Elizabeth Daws 35 Y Eliza Daws 11 Y Elizabeth Daws 8 Y Robert Daws 6 Y James Daws 10m Y Kingfield 1 James Hale 40 sawyer Y Mary Hale 35 Y John Hale 15 Y James Hale 13 Y Edmund Hale 10 Y Abraham Hale 8 Y John Hale 60 ag lab Y Kingfield 1 Charles Bullen 20 ag lab Y Mary Bullen 25 Y 9 Herbert Bullen 1 Y Shackleford 1 Isaac Glover 45 baker Y 9 80 & 82 Louisa Glover 45 Y High Street Mary Ann Phillips 14 Y William Millard 14 Y Shackleford 1 William Collyer 20 ag lab Y Martha Collyer 20 Y Emma Collyer 4 Y Caroline Collyer 2 Y William Chesmore 60 ag lab Y Shackleford 1 Thomas Mathews 50 grocer N Rebecca Mathews 60 N Samuel Mathews 20 Y Thomas Mathews 20 Y Francis Sharp 25 visitor Y Benjamin Sharp 4m visitor N Shackleford 1 Jesse Webb 40 sadler N Wellhouse Sarah Webb 40 Y Cottage Matilda Webb 15 Y Maria Webb 13 Y Alicia Webb 11 Y Flora Webb 9 Y Mary Webb 6 Y Sarah Webb 4 Y Emma Webb 2 Y Lucy Webb 5m Y Shackleford 1 James Bailey 65 carpenter Y Sarah Bailey 65 Y Robert Messenger 20 ag lab Y Shackleford 1 James Baker 20 compositor N Elizabeth Baker 20 N Shackleford 1 Thomas Reynolds 40 printer N Sophia Reynolds
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