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Wylye - Census 1911 Wylye - Census 1911 Year Years Total No Children Page Number Address Surname Given Names Relationship Status Age Sex Occupation Industry or Service Employment Status Place of Birth Nationality if not British Infirmity Notes Born Married Children Living Died 2 Bapton Doughty William Head Unmarried 25 M 1886 Shepherd Worker Bapton 2 Bapton Doughty Fanny Mother Widow 49 F 1862 Wylye 2 Bapton Doughty James Brother Unmarried 26 M 1885 Lab Worker Bapton Relationship Corrected 2 Bapton Doughty Charles Brother Unmarried 23 M 1888 Lab Worker Bapton Relationship Corrected 2 Bapton Doughty Albert Brother Unmarried 22 M 1889 Carter Worker Bapton Relationship Corrected 2 Bapton Doughty Frederick Brother Unmarried 18 M 1893 Shepherd Worker Bapton Relationship Corrected 2 Bapton Doughty Jesse Brother 14 M 1897 Shepherd Worker Bapton Relationship Corrected 2 Bapton Doughty Mabel Sister 10 F 1901 Scholar Bapton Relationship Corrected 4 Bapton Dredge Charles Head Married 43 M 1868 Baker Brixton Deverill 4 Bapton Dredge Norah Wife Married 38 F 1873 20 10 10 0 Corton 4 Bapton Dredge Charles Son Unmarried 18 M 1893 Shop Assistant Warminster 4 Bapton Dredge Edith Daughter 15 F 1896 Wylye 4 Bapton Dredge Herbert Son 14 M 1897 Wylye 4 Bapton Dredge Winifred Daughter 12 F 1899 Scholar Deptford 4 Bapton Dredge Albert Son 12 M 1899 Scholar Deptford 4 Bapton Dredge Murial Daughter 9 F 1902 Scholar Wylye 4 Bapton Dredge Harold Son 7 M 1904 Wylye Heart Disease 4 Bapton Dredge Norah Daughter 5 F 1906 Scholar Bapton 4 Bapton Dredge Ada Daughter 3 F 1908 Bapton 4 Bapton Dredge Frederick Son 0 M 1911 Bapton 6 Bapton Shore Joseph Head Married 60 M 1851 Thatcher Own Account Bapton 6 Bapton Shore Sarah Wife Married 50 F 1861 26 6 6 0 Sutton Veny 6 Bapton Shore William Son 14 M 1897 Bapton 6 Bapton Shore May Daughter 11 F 1900 Bapton Weak Intelligence 8 Bapton Ranger Eliza Head Unmarried 58 F 1853 Private Means Bapton 8 Bapton Jones Charles Edward Nephew Unmarried 21 M 1890 Gardener Newport, Monmouth 10 Bapton Macey Samuel Head Widower 82 M 1829 Codford 10 Bapton Macey Alice Louisa Daughter Unmarried 45 F 1866 Fisherton Delamere 10 Bapton Lever Alfred Samuel Grandson 11 M 1900 Scholar Fisherton Delamere 12 Bapton Hockey Edwin Head Married 32 M 1879 Carpenter Estate Worker Ashwick, Somerset 12 Bapton Hockey Annie Wife Married 25 F 1886 1 1 1 0 Codford St Mary 12 Bapton Hockey Sydney Son 0 M 1911 Sherrington 14 Bapton Doughty Annie Head Unmarried 65 F 1846 Retrired Dressmaker Stockton 16 Bapton Hankinson Herbert Head Married 32 M 1879 Kennelman Worker Manchester, Lancs 16 Bapton Hankinson Gertrude Wife Married 25 F 1886 4 1 1 0 Rowtenstall, Lancs 16 Bapton Hankinson Edna Daughter 2 F 1909 Droylsden, Lancs 18 Bapton Davis Arthur Head Widower 58 M 1853 Shepherd Huish Hill 18 Bapton Davis Annie Daughter Unmarried 33 F 1878 Steeple Langford 18 Bapton Davis May Daughter Unmarried 22 F 1889 Bapton 20 Bapton Denny Walter Head Married 38 M 1873 Coachman Epping, Essex 20 Bapton Denny Margaret Wife Married 32 F 1879 9 3 3 0 Rosshire, Scotland 20 Bapton Denny Edward Son 3 M 1908 Kingscote, Glos 20 Bapton Denny Maude Daughter 7 F 1904 Putney, Surrey 20 Bapton Denny Chrissie Daughter 5 F 1906 Kingscote, Glos 22 Bapton Rodwell George Head Married 34 M 1877 Chauffeur Harston, Cambs 22 Bapton Rodwell Mary Wife Married 34 F 1877 13 3 3 0 Harston, Cambs 22 Bapton Rodwell Gwendoline Daughter 12 F 1899 Scholar Littleport, Cambs 22 Bapton Rodwell Hilda Daughter 11 F 1900 Scholar Ely, Cambs 22 Bapton Rodwell George Son 9 M 1902 Scholar Ely, Cambs 24 Bapton Manor Willis Joseph Deane Head Married 51 M 1860 Farmer Employer Bapton Deaf 24 Bapton Manor Willis Ella Margaret Wife Married 35 F 1876 15 1 1 0 Oldstock 24 Bapton Manor Willis Elsie Margaret Deane Daughter 13 F 1898 Bapton 24 Bapton Manor Lames Elizabeth Servant Unmarried 27 F 1884 Cook Fisherton Delamere 24 Bapton Manor Lewis Ellen Servant Unmarried 27 F 1884 Housemaid Malvern, Worcs 24 Bapton Manor Whatley Edith Servant Unmarried 25 F 1886 Parlourmaid Sherrington 24 Bapton Manor Jones Eleanor Servant Unmarried 31 F 1880 Governess Llanworns, Glam 24 Bapton Manor Whitlock Sarah Servant Unmarried 70 F 1841 Caretaker Pilton 26 Bapton Webb Tom Head Married 48 M 1863 Farm Bailiff Worker Dilton Marsh 26 Bapton Webb Evangeline Wife Married 55 F 1856 21 0 0 0 Swingfield, Kent 28 Bapton Smith Henry William Head Married 29 M 1882 Cowman Worker Hindon 28 Bapton Smith Kate Wife Married 27 F 1884 0 0 0 0 Armswell, Dorset 30 The Dairy, Bapton Gale Thomas Head Married 51 M 1860 Herdsman Worker Charlcott 30 The Dairy, Bapton Gale Elizabeth Wife Married 56 F 1855 30 2 1 1 Charlton 30 The Dairy, Bapton Gale Alphonso Cecil Grandson 12 M 1899 Scholar Bapton 30 The Dairy, Bapton Gale Henry Cyril Grandson 9 M 1902 Bapton 32 The Gardens, Bapton Randall James Head Married 33 M 1878 Gardener Worker Westward Ho, Devon 32 The Gardens, Bapton Randall Sarah Ann Wife Married 34 F 1877 4 1 1 0 Thurlestone, Devon 32 The Gardens, Bapton Randall Richard George Son 2 M 1909 Bapton 32 The Gardens, Bapton Blackett Henry Beaumont Boarder Unmarried 25 M 1886 Land Agent Worker Ashford, Middx 34 Bapton Weare John M Head Married 40 M 1871 Baker & Grocer Employer Shaftesbury, Dorset 34 Bapton Weare Frances Annie Wife Married 39 F 1872 1 6 6 0 Assisting in Business Bapton 34 Bapton Dyer Mary Ann Grandmother of Wife Widow 88 F 1823 Fisherton Delamere ©Wiltshire OPC Project/2015/David Palmer Wylye - Census 1911 Year Years Total No Children Page Number Address Surname Given Names Relationship Status Age Sex Occupation Industry or Service Employment Status Place of Birth Nationality if not British Infirmity Notes Born Married Children Living Died 34 Bapton Weare Gladys Lilian Daughter 9 F 1902 Scholar Bapton 34 Bapton Weare Frederick Robert Son 7 M 1904 Scholar Bapton 34 Bapton Weare Doris Margaret Daughter 5 F 1906 Scholar Bapton 34 Bapton Weare Arthur William Son 3 M 1908 Bapton 34 Bapton Weare Frances Edith Daughter 0 F 1911 Bapton 34 Bapton Collins Anne Servant Unmarried 17 F 1894 Domestic Servant Bapton 36 Bapton Bounds George Head Married 66 M 1845 Carter Worker Wylye 36 Bapton Bounds Caroline Wife Married 66 F 1845 6 0 0 0 Chittern 36 Bapton Bounds Frances Ella Daughter Unmarried 14 F 1897 Domestic Servant Worker Bapton 38 Bapton Baker John Head Married 59 M 1852 Gamekeeper Worker Morden, Dorset 38 Bapton Baker Markgaret A Wife Married 56 F 1855 33 1 11 1 Wareham, Dorset 38 Bapton Baker Mabel Daughter Unmarried 20 F 1891 Domestic Servant Lytchett Maltravers, Dorset 38 Bapton Baker Bernard Son 14 M 1897 Scholar Lytchett Maltravers, Dorset 40 Bapton Knight Charles Head Married 62 M 1849 Ag Lab Worker Stockton 40 Bapton Knight Ellen Wife Married 54 F 1857 32 10 4 6 Bapton 40 Bapton Knight William Son Unmarried 28 M 1883 Carter Worker Bapton 40 Bapton Knight Harry Son 12 M 1899 Scholar Bapton 42 Bapton Maidment Henry James Head Unmarried 30 M 1881 Ag Lab Worker Teffont Evias 42 Bapton Maidment Elizabeth Mother Widow 54 F 1857 Teffont Evias 42 Bapton Saunders James Herbert Nephew 33 M 1878 Plaistow 44 Bapton Smith Mary Head Widow 63 F 1848 Wylye 44 Bapton Smith Charles Son Unmarried 28 M 1883 Ag Lab Worker Bapton 44 Bapton Smith Daisy May Daughter Unmarried 19 F 1892 Bapton 46 Bapton Earley Herbert Head Married 41.34 M 1869.66 Ag Lab Worker Imber 46 Bapton Earley Emma Elizabeth Wife Married 34 F 1877 12 2 1 1 Cannock, Staffs 46 Bapton Earley Wilfred Son 6 M 1905 Scholar Bapton 46 Bapton Naish William Boarder Unmarried 42 M 1869 Carter Worker Warminster 48 Bapton Furnell Harry Head Married 53 M 1858 Blacksmith Own Account Donhead 48 Bapton Furnell Kate Wife Married 56 F 1855 30 7 7 0 Stubbington, Hants 48 Bapton Furnell Frederick Son 15 M 1896 Assisting in Business Bapton 48 Bapton Furnell Grace Daughter 13 F 1898 Scholar Bapton 50 Bapton Dyer Frank Head Married 66 M 1845 Carter Worker Teffont 50 Bapton Dyer Thursa Wife Married 66 F 1845 43 4 4 0 Dinton 50 Bapton Knight Frank Son in Law Married 30 M 1881 Gardener Worker Fisherton Delamere 50 Bapton Knight Edith Daughter Married 34 F 1877 10 4 3 1 Teffont 50 Bapton Knight Archie Son 10 M 1901 Fisherton Delamere 50 Bapton Knight Winifred Daughter 6 F 1905 Fisherton Delamere 50 Bapton Knight Albert Son 3 M 1908 Fisherton Delamere 50 Bapton Giles Henry Boarder Widower 53 M 1858 Ag Lab Worker Warminster 52 Bapton Kent John Head Married 56 M 1855 Mason Estate Fernham, Bucks 52 Bapton Kent Agnes Wife Married 50 F 1861 32 14 13 1 Faringdon, Berks 52 Bapton Kent Sarah Daughter Unmarried 29 F 1882 Coxwell, Berks 52 Bapton Kent Thomas Son Unmarried 25 M 1886 Masons Lab Coxwell, Berks 52 Bapton Kent Edward Son Unmarried 23 M 1888 Ag Lab Coxwell, Berks 52 Bapton Kent Harry Son Unmarried 22 M 1889 Coxwell, Berks 52 Bapton Kent Florence Daughter Unmarried 18 F 1893 Coxwell, Berks 52 Bapton Kent Annie Daughter 15 F 1896 Coxwell, Berks 52 Bapton Kent Rose Daughter 12 F 1899 Scholar Fernham, Bucks 52 Bapton Kent Joseph Son 10 M 1901 Scholar Bapton 52 Bapton Kent Alfred Son 7 M 1904 Scholar Bapton 52 Bapton Kent Ernest Son 6 M 1905 Scholar Bapton 52 Bapton Kent Louisa Visitor Unmarried 58 F 1853 Fernham, Bucks 54 Bapton Bacon Frank Head Married 58 M 1853 Carter Wylye 54 Bapton Bacon Fanny Wife Married 58 F 1853 31 5 5 0 Bapton 54 Bapton Bacon John Son Unmarried 29 M 1882 Carter Bapton 54 Bapton Bacon Amy Daughter Unmarried 27 F 1884 Bapton 54 Bapton Bacon William Son Unmarried 25 M 1886 Carter Bapton 54 Bapton Bacon Charles Son Unmarried 23 M 1888 Carter Bapton 56 Bapton Kelloway George Head Married 55 M 1856 Ag Lab Worker Wool, Dorset 56
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