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Census 1871 Devon The Finnimore Files The 1871 census for England and Wales Devonshire Last updated Friday, 5 August 2011 Total number of people – 139 Most common spelling – Finnimore Axminster FINNEMORE, John, Head, 62, Horse and cattle farrier, Holcombe Rogus, Devon FINNEMORE, Mary, Wife, 61, Farriers wife, Axminster Devon TURNER, Percival, Grandson, 2, Bristol, Gloucestershire TURNER, Blanche A, Granddaughter, 1, Porth, Wales BATSTONE, Mary A, Servant, 13, Nurse maid, Axminster, Devon Address: Winkwell, Axminster _____________________ Bideford EDWARDS, John, Head, 64, Retired Independent minister, Manchester, Lancashire EDWARDS, Mary Elizh, Wife, 57, Bideford, Devon EDWARDS, Isabella, Daughter, Unm, 27, Kingston on Thames, Surrey FINNAMORE, Elizabeth, Servant, Unm, 18, General servant domestic, Little Torrington, Devon Address: No 6 Strand, Bideford _____________________ Crediton BAKER, Thomas, Head, 66, Retired farmer, Ottery St Mary, Devon BAKER, Susanna, Wife, 75, Bideford, Devon FINNIMORE, Sarah, Daughter-In-Law, Unm, 41, Housekeeper, Rockbeare, Devon Address: Cottage, Crediton _____________________ Crediton COOMBE, John, Head, 57, Devon FINNIMORE, Mrs , Housekeeper, Unm, 45, Rockbeare, Devon LEWIS, John, Servant, 15, Devon BURROWS, William, Servant, 13, Devon DREW, William, Servant, 11, Devon LOCK, Ann, Servant, 11, Devon Address: Knowle Farm, Crediton _____________________ East Stonehouse PHILLIPS, John S, Head, 58, Workmaster, London PHILLIPS, Cecilia, Wife, 45, Bath, Somerset FINEMORE, Edward F, Son-In-Law, Unm, 20, Ship's steward, Plymouth, Devon FINEMORE, Elizabeth, Daughter-In-Law, 16, Plymouth, Devon FINEMORE, Harman, Son-In-Law, 10, Plymouth, Devon SHEPHEARD, Lewis, Servant, 16, Plymouth, Devon Address: 1 Higher Buckingham Place, East Stonehouse _____________________ East Stonehouse CHARLICK, Thomas, Head, 50, Gardener, Yealampton, Devon CHARLICK, Maria, Wife, 49, Leamington, Somerset FINEMORE, Francis, Lodger, Unm, 20, draper's assistant, Boscastle, Cornwall Address: 5 Higher Buckingham Place, East Stonehouse _____________________ East Stonehouse FINNIMORE, Edwin T, Head, 32, Bandsman, Royal Marines, Stonehouse, Devon FINNIMORE, Elizabeth A, Wife, 24, Plymouth, Devon FINNIMORE, George H, Son, 4, Scholar, Plymouth, Devon FINNIMORE, Henrietta, Daughter, 9, Scholar, Stonehouse, Devon FINNIMORE, Lucy A, Daughter, 6, Scholar, Stonehouse, Devon FINNIMORE, Emily E, Daughter, 1, Stonehouse, Devon Address: 16 Adelaide Street, East Stonehouse _____________________ Exeter - Holy Trinity FINNIMORE, Ann Patient, 14, Scholar, Exeter, Devon, (and about 220 others) Address: The Devon and Exeter Hospital, Southernhay, Holy Trinity _____________________ Exeter - Holy Trinity FINNIMORE, William, Head, 52, Tailor, Plymouth, Devon FINNIMORE, Elizabeth, Wife, 56, Shobrook, Devon FINNIMORE, Henry, Son, Unm, 17, Whitesmith, Exeter, Devon FINNIMORE, Kate, Daughter, Unm, 18, Exeter, Devon Address: No 6 Trinity Street, Holy Trinity, Exeter _____________________ Exeter - Holy Trinity MANN, John, Head, Unm, 48, Shoemaker, Devon DUNLEY, Jane, Servant, 50, Devon DUNLEY, John, Boarder, 28, Devon DUNLEY, Harriet, Boarder, 23, Devon DUNLEY, William, Boarder, 18, Devon DUNLEY, Bessy, Servant, 16, Devon HONEYWILL, William, Visitor, 73, Middlesex FINNIMORE, Sarah, Visitor, W, 80, (no occupation), Devon Address: 14 Paragon Place, South Street, Holy Trinity, Exeter _____________________ Exeter – St Edmund FINNIMORE, Richard, Head, 48, Painter, St Thomas, Devon FINNIMORE, Sarah, Wife, 49, Laundress, Bude, Cornwall Address: Exe Island, St Edmund, Exeter _____________________ Honiton - Luppitt COLES, James, Head, 55, carpenter, Tiverton, Devon COLES, Harriet, Wife, 71, Payhembury, Devon COLES, Jane, Daughter, Unm, 26, Dressmaker, Luppitt, Devon FINYMORE, Francis, Visitor, Unm, 20, Mason, Upottery, Devon Address: Board's Cottage, Luppitt _____________________ Honiton - Plymtree BAZLEY, Samuel, Head, 44, farmer of 147 acres, Woodbury, Devon BAZLEY, Tamzen, Wife, 50, Aylesbeare, Devon FINNIMORE, Sarah J, Niece, Unm, 21, Servant, Woodbury, Devon SMEATH, James, Nephew, Unm, 17, farm servant indoor, Withecombe, Devon REW, Samuel H, Nephew, 13, Scholar, Lymstone, Devon CHALLICE, George, Servant, 12, Combe Florey, Somerset Address: Sanguishay's Farm House, Plymtree _____________________ Honiton - Upottery FINNAMORE, Francis, Head, 59, Cattle dealer, Augurn FINNAMORE, Elizabeth, Wife, 24, Devon FINNAMORE, Richard H, Son, Unm, 18, Cattle dealer, Upottery, Devon SHIRE, Edwin, Son, 7, Otterford, Somerset SHIRE, Robert, Son, 4, Pitminster, Somerset FINNAMORE, Annie E, Daughter, 1, Upottery, Devon FINNAMORE, Jessie A, Daughter, 7 mnths, Upottery, Devon Address: Milestone C, Upottery _____________________ Honiton - Upottery ANSTICE, William, Head, 60, Farmer of 90 acres, Devon ANSTICE, Sarah, Wife, 60, Devon ANSTICE, Samuel, Son, 21, Devon ANSTICE, Sarah Ann, Daughter, 18, Devon ANSTICE, William, Son, 16, Devon ANSTICE, Charles, Nephew, 15, Devon FINNEMORE, John, Servant, 15, Devon MORTLEM, William, Servant, 12, Farm servant indoor, Upottery, Devon Address: Glebe Farm, Upottery _____________________ Kingsbridge - Malborough FINNIMORE, Edward, Head, 53, Master mariner, Plymouth, Devon FINNIMORE, Susan, Wife, 53, Salcombe Malborough, Devon FINNIMORE, Mary Ann Hamlyn, Daughter, 27, (blind), Salcombe Malborough, Devon FINNIMORE, Ann Adams, Mother-In-Law, W, 81, Inn keeper, Salcombe Malborough, Devon Address: Orestone Commercial Inn, Malborough, Salcombe _____________________ Newton Abbott – East Teignmouth BRYANT, John, Head, 54, Brewer, Starcross, Devon BRYANT, Ann, Wife, 55, Charwoman, Whitestone, Devon FINNMORE, Maria, Daughter, Unm, 21, Servant, Whitestone, Devon BRYANT, Elizabet, Daughter, 15, Laundress, Devon Address: 7 Terra Nova Place, East Teignmouth _____________________ Plymouth - Charles FINEMORE, Sarah, Head, 56, Laundress, Tavistock, Devon FINEMORE, Malvina, Daughter, Unm, 18, Frinje maker, Plymouth, Devon FISHER, Elizabeth, Daughter, Md, 26, Charwoman, Plymouth, Devon FISHER, Hannah, Grandchild, 4, Scholar, Plymouth, Devon Address: 21 Lower Street, Charles, Plymouth _____________________ Plymouth – St Andrew ASH, John, Head, 41, Licensed victualler, Samford Courtenay, Devon ASH, Sarah Ann, Wife, 41, Exeter, Devon WARREN, Susan, Daughter, Md, 19, Dressmaker, Stonehouse, Devon ASH, Charlotte E, Daughter, 12, Scholar, Stonehouse, Devon ASH, Eliza, Daughter, 4, Scholar, Plymouth, Devon FINEMORE, John, Visitor, Md, 60, Cattle dealer, St Heath, Cornwall Address: Prospect Inn, 9 Prospect Place, St Andrew, Plymouth _____________________ Plymouth – St Andrew CLARKE, Elizabeth, Head, Unm, 59, Dressmaker, Plymouth, Devon CLARKE, Anna M, Sister, Unm, 50, Dressmaker, Plymouth, Devon FENNIMORE, Mary E, Lodger, Unm, 19, Dressmaker, Overton, Devon Address: 11 Cornwall St, St Andrew, Plymouth _____________________ Plymouth – St Andrew POPE, Charles, Head, 70, Retired Captain RN, Kingstone, Devon POPE, Jane, Wife, 64, Devonport, Devon POPE, Elizabeth A, Daughter, Unm, 29, Devonport, Devon POPE, John B, Son, Unm, 24, Law student, Devonport, Devon POPE, Mary J, Daughter, Unm, 20, Devonport, Devon FINEMORE, Mary A, Servant, Unm, 44, Cook, Tamerton Fiollett, Devon DINGLE, Fanny, Servant, Unm, 40, Housemaid, St austell, Cornwall Address: 4 Holyrood Place, St Andrew, Plymouth _____________________ Plympton St Mary – Compton Gifford TOMS, Jane Bray, Head, 56, Cornwall TOMS, William T, Son, 27, Cornwall SPREY, Maria, Visitor, 30, Cornwall COLWELL, William H, Lodger, 20, Cornwall TREGANNA, Richard, Lodger, 20, Cornwall FINNEMORE, George, Lodger, Unm, 25, Coachman, Tamerton Foliott, Devon Address: Ford Park Cottages, Compton Gifford _____________________ Plympton St Mary – Egg Buckland FINNEMORE, Richard, Head, 63, Ag lab, Knackers Knowle, Devon FINNEMORE, Paula, Wife, 55, Laundress, Black Down, Dorset Address: Reservoir House, Egg Buckland _____________________ Plympton St Mary – Plymstock FINEMORE, Jane, Wife, 46, Master mariners wife, Plymstock, Devon FINEMORE, Terasa, Daughter, 13, Scholar, Plymstock, Devon Address: Road, Plymstock _____________________ Plympton St Mary – St Budeaux FINEMORE, Joseph, Head, 23, Labouring miller, St Budeaux, Devon FINEMORE, Alice, Wife, 24, Dressmaker, St Budeaux, Devon Address: Cottage, St Budeaux _____________________ Plympton St Mary – St Budeaux FINEMORE, John, Head, 35, Labourer ? Factory, Egg Buckland, Devon FINEMORE, Sarah J, Wife, 32, Wife, Exeter, Devon FINEMORE, John H, Son, 12, Scholar, Egg Buckland, Devon FINEMORE, Richard, Son, 10, Scholar, Egg Buckland, Devon FINEMORE, Henry E, Son, 2, Egg Buckland, Devon FINEMORE, Joseph W, Son, 9 mnths, St Budeaux, Devon Address: Fort Cottage, St Budeaux _____________________ Plympton St Mary – Tamerton Foliott FINNEMORE, James, Head, 37, Ag labourer, Tamerton Foliott, Devon FINNEMORE, Mary A, Wife, 34, Plympton, Devon FINNEMORE, Jessey, Daughter, 9, Scholar, St Budeaux, Devon FINNEMORE, Mary J, Daughter, 8, Scholar, Devon FINNEMORE, William J, Son, 6, Scholar, Tamerton Foliott, Devon FINNEMORE, Maria, Daughter, 4, Scholar, Tamerton Foliott, Devon FINNEMORE, Emma, Daughter, 1, Tamerton Foliott, Devon Address: Village, Tamerton Foliott _____________________ Plympton St Mary – Tamerton Foliott FINNEMORE, James, Head, 65, Agricultural labourer, St Budeaux, Devon FINNEMORE, Jane, Wife, 67, Plympton, Devon Address: Franklins, Tamerton Foliott _____________________ Plympton St Mary – Tamerton Foliott FINNEMORE, William, Head, 72, Ag labourer, Egg Buckland, Devon FINNEMORE, Mary, Wife, 62, Meavey, Devon TRACEY, Richard,
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