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1911-Census-Transcription Comp Yrs Age next Marriage of Address Name Relationship Gender b'day State Marr Children Occupation Born Nationality Still Alive Alive Dead Wear Farm Stooke Charles Head Male 43 Married Farmer Teignmouth British Wear Farm Stooke Laura Frances Wife Female 38 Married 13 3 3 0 Birmingham Wear Farm Stooke Frances Mary Daughter Female 12 Single Bishopsteignton Wear Farm Stooke Edward Arthur Son Male 10 Single Bishopsteignton Wear Farm Stooke Winifred Daughter Female 8 Single Bishopsteignton Wear Farm Hannaford Winifred Governess Female 19 Single Governess Rattery General Wear Farm Emmett Maud Servant Female 21 Single domestic Kingsteignton Ware Cottage Shapter William Head Male 50 Married Farm - Shepherd Kenn Ware Cottage Shapter Bessie Wife Female 48 Married 26 3 3 0 Liverton Ware Cottage Shapter William John Son Male 23 Single Farm - Carter Paignton Railway - Ware Cottage Shapter John Henry Son Male 21 Single Labourer Paignton Ware Cottage Shapter Beatrice Maud Daughter Female 18 Single Highweek Gunn Cottages Walling William Henry Head Male 39 Married Farm - Labourer Hennock Gunn Cottages Walling Ada Wife Female 34 Married 8 4 4 0 Broadhempston Gunn Cottages Walling Ida Daughter Female 7 Single School Newton Abbot Gunn Cottages Walling George Son Male 5 Single School Newton Abbot Gunn Cottages Walling Morrison Son Male 3 Single Bishopsteignton Gunn Cottages Walling Eliza Daughter Female 1 Single Bishopsteignton Mason - Gunn Cottages Walling John Boarder Male 39 Single Labourer Bovey Tracey Gunn Cottages Bowden William Head Male 43 Married Farm - Horseman Ashburton Gunn Cottages Bowden Annie Wife Female 40 Married 22 7 4 3 Newton Abbot Gunn Cottages Bowden Dollie Daughter Female 14 Single School Stokeinteignhead Gunn Cottages Bowden Leslie Son Male 10 Single School Stokeinteignhead Gunn Cottages Bowden William Son Male 13 Single Coffinswell Rock Cottage, Happy Thatcher, own Valley Brend James Head Male 43 Married account Parkham Rock Cottage, Happy Valley Brend Emily Wife Female 43 Married 21 10 10 0 Woolfardisworthy Rock Cottage, Happy Valley Brend Violet May Daughter Female 11 Single School Bishopsteignton Rock Cottage, Happy Valley Brend Emily Louisa Daughter Female 9 Single School Bishopsteignton Rock Cottage, Happy Valley Brend Eleanor Hilda Daughter Female 7 Single School Bishopsteignton Rock Cottage, Happy Valley Brend Alice Beatrice Daughter Female 5 Single School Bishopsteignton Rock Cottage, Happy Valley Brend Ethel Mary Daughter Female 3 Single Bishopsteignton Rock Cottage, Happy Valley Brend Edith Frances Daughter Female 4m Single Bishopsteignton Rock Cottage, Happy Valley Brend Lily Daughter Female 13 Single Worker Bishopsteignton Hollowmead Paul Sydney Head Male 35 Married Butler (domestic) Teignmouth Hollowmead Paul Florence Wife Female 25 Married 4 1 1 0 Plymouth Hollowmead Paul Phyllis Daughter Female 2 Single Bishopsteignton Coachman Hollowmead Pillage William Henry Head Male 50 Married (domestic) Kingsbridge Hollowmead Pillage Ellen Wife Female 65 Married 25 0 0 0 Stokenham JP & late Bishopsteignton House Bissell James Broad Head Male 65 Married Captain of militia Staffordshire Bishopsteignton House Bissell Edith Wife Female 46 Married 14 0 0 0 Torquay Bishopsteignton House Osborne Louisa Servant Female 66 Single Cook (domestic) Crockernwell Housemaid Welllington, Bishopsteignton House Wilmot Catherine Mary Servant Female 37 Single (domestic) Somerset Bishopsteignton House Harnett Mary Servant Female 28 Single Maid (domestic) Truro, Cornwall Kitchenmaid Bishopsteignton House Butland Sarah Ann Servant Female 20 Single (domestic) Ashburton The Lodge, Gardener Bishopsteignton House Staddon Thomas Head Male 55 Married (domestic) St Marychurch The Lodge, Bishopsteignton House Staddon Elizabeth Wife Female 55 Married 34 5 5 0 Southampton The Cottage, Murley Grange Harris Frederick George Head Male 63 Married Lay reader Bristol, Somerset The Cottage, Murley Bristol, Grange Harris Lucy Anne Wife Female 64 Married 41 6 5 1 Gloucester The Cottage, Murley Grange Harris George Herbert Son Male 26 Single Student Torquay Merchant - Murley Grange Koebel Oscar Head Male 65 Married General, retired Surrey Murley Grange Koebel Emma Elizabeth Wife Female 64 Married 39 8 8 0 Plymouth Murley Grange Koebel Florence Nellie Daughter Female 35 Single Surrey Murley Grange Anderton Farrance Evelyn Grandson Male 8 Single Kent Murley Grange Anderton Evelyn Augusta Daughter Female 36 Married 10 1 1 0 Bishopsteignton Murley Grange Harris Mary Ann Servant Female 52 Single Nurse (domestic) London Housemaid Murley Grange Tregale Millie Servant Female 17 Single (domestic) Kingsteignton Housemaid Murley Grange Tregale Christina Servant Female 15 Single (domestic) Kingsteignton The Lodge, Murley Gardener Grange Martin William Head Male 27 Married (domestic) Bishopsteignton The Lodge, Murley Grange Martin Alice Wife Female 28 Married 4 1 1 0 Torquay The Lodge, Murley Grange Martin Lydia Daughter Female 3 Single Bishopsteignton The Lodge, Murley Boarder Grange Bridgman Elizabeth (Aunt) Female 73 Widow Newton Abbot Gardener (domestic), West Town Chapman Thomas Head Male 74 Married retired Monkleigh West Town Chapman Ellen Wife Female 75 Married 46 2 1 1 Monkleigh West End Cottage Weeks Samuel Churchward Head Male 45 Married Farm - Cattleman Buckfastleigh West End Cottage Weeks Maud Beatrice Wife Female 30 Married 5 1 1 0 Liverpool West End Cottage Weeks Jessie Rose Daughter Female 4 Single Farm - Labourer, West Town Cornish George Head Male 71 Married retired Chudleigh West Town Cornish Georgina Wife Female 70 Married 51 0 0 0 Alphington Proprietor of hydropathic Huntly Carpenter Charles Frederick Head Male 68 Married establishment Cambridge Huntly Carpenter Mary Ann Catherine Wife Female 65 Married Norfolk Huntly Brooks Ethel Ewings Servant Female 34 Single Lady Help Sidmouth Nurse Huntly Stone Ellen Servant Female 36 Single (masseuse) Bishopsteignton Huntly Hopkins Walter Servant Male 36 Single Butler (domestic) Hampshire Huntly Davy Jane Servant Female 49 Single Cook (domestic) Huntingdonshire Parlourmaid Huntly Thorne Annie E Servant Female 35 Single (domestic) Silverton Housemaid Huntly Neal Florence E Servant Female 25 Single (domestic) London Housemaid Huntly Coney-Upton Annie Harden Servant Female 23 Single (domestic) Braunton Kitchenmaid Huntly Wonnacott Mary Ann Servant Female 22 Single (domestic) North Tawton Scullerymaid Huntly Webber Gertrude E Servant Female 18 Single (domestic) Chudleigh The Bungalow, Huntly Green Walford Davis Head Male 41 Married Barrister at law Middlesex The Bungalow, Huntly Green Annie Lilian Wife Female 42 Married 14 2 2 0 Bedfordshire The Bungalow, Huntly Green Annie Eleanor Mary Daughter Female 13 Single London The Bungalow, Huntly Green Florence Redvers Daughter Female 11 Single London Naval pensioner, Turkish Bath Attendant at The Lodge, Huntly Teppett Alfred Head Male 42 Married Hydro Plymouth The Lodge, Huntly Teppett Maud Wife Female 39 Married 3 0 0 0 Guernsey Lendrick (school) Maclaren John Rayner Head Male 30 Married Headmaster New Zealand Lendrick (school) Maclaren Florence Mary Wife Female 35 Married 1 1 0 1 Somerset Lendrick (school) Sayer Charles Birchall Pupil Male 14 Single Pupil at school Warwickshire Lendrick (school) Skewes John Edgar Pupil Male 16 Single Pupil at school Berkshire Lendrick (school) McKellar Andrew William Ross Pupil Male 10 Single Pupil at school Australia Housemaid Lendrick (school) Manning Alice Louise Servant Female 18 Single (school) Bishopsteignton Lendrick (school) Langworthy Louise Hannah Servant Female 21 Single Cook (school) Bishopsteignton Delamore Thomson Henry Fraser Head Male 35 Single Engineer - Civil London Delamore Fraser Helen Mother Female 72 Widow Scotland Delamore Fraser Isabella Sister Female 48 Single London Delamore Fraser Adam John Visitor Male 45 Married Canada Delamore Clark Vera Niece Female 17 Single Scotland Gardener Groom Delamore Munro Thomas Servant Male 48 Single (domestic) Dorset General servant Delamore Munro Ada Servant Female 36 Single (domestic) Scotland The Cottage Gardiner Elizabeth Anne Head Female 56 Widow Private Means Yorkshire The Cottage Gardiner Elizabeth Weston Sister-in-law Female 71 Single Private Means Stoke Canon The Cottage Gardiner Grace Sister-in-law Female 69 Single Private Means Stoke Canon Housemaid The Cottage Pengilly Emma Servant Female 50 Single (domestic) Teignmouth The Cottage Wadland Ellen Servant Female 39 Single Cook (domestic) Exeter Civil Servant, Teign Lawn Cotgrave Thomas Mawson Head Male 63 Widower Bombay, Retired India Teign Lawn Cotgrave Phyllis Scott Daughter Female 20 Single India Teign Lawn Bridle Louisa Servant Female 30 Single Cook (domestic) at sea House Parlourmaid Coombeinteignhe Teign Lawn Cranch Edith Servant Female 20 Single (domestic) ad Gardener West Street Webber Richard Head Male 35 Married (domestic) Nymet Rowland West Street Webber Alice Maud Mary Wife Female 30 Married 6 0 0 0 Bishopsteignton Smith Hill Pook Frederick William Head Male 51 Married Builder Bishopsteignton Coombeinteignhe Smith Hill Pook Caroline Mary Louisa Wife Female 49 Married 26 2 2 0 ad Smith Hill Pook Louisa Eliza Alice Daughter Female 24 Single Bishopsteignton General housework Smith Hill Auger Mary Anna Assistant Female 49 Married 25 3 3 0 (domestic) Cornwall Mount Radford Bailey John Albert Head Male 33 Married Farm - Labourer Hartland Mount Radford Bailey Bessie Wife Female 32 Married 3 3 1 2 Torquay Mount Radford Bailey Wiliam John Barnard Son Male 1 Single Bishopsteignton Groom Mount Radford Fisher George
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