Chilmark - Census 1871

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Chilmark - Census 1871 Chilmark - Census 1871 YEAR OCCUPATION/ SCHEDULE SURNAME FORENAMES RELATIONSHIP CONDITION SEX AGE BORN DISABILITY WHERE BORN ADDRESS NOTES 1 Seamack William Head Married M 41 1830 Certificated National Schoolmaster and organist Lambeth, Surrey St Margaret's School House 1 Seamack Elizabeth S. Wife Married F 36 1835 Assistant Schoolmistress Oxford, Oxfordshire St Margaret's School House 1 Seamack Edmund A. Son M 12 1859 Assistant Teacher Westerham, Kent St Margaret's School House 1 Seamack Ernest E. Son M 10 1861 Scholar Westerham, Kent St Margaret's School House 1 Seamack Hubert J. W. Son M 8 1863 Scholar Chilmark St Margaret's School House 1 Seamack Christabel G. Daughter F 5 1866 Scholar Chilmark St Margaret's School House 1 Seamack Thomas H. W. Son M 1 1870 Chilmark St Margaret's School House 2 Smith Enos Head Married M 38 1833 Cordwainer and Grocer employing 1 man and 2 boys Knook Street 2 Smith Harriet Wife Married F 38 1833 Chilmark Street 2 Smith Elizabeth Daughter Unmarried F 15 1856 Chilmark Street 2 Smith Mary Ann Daughter F 14 1857 Chilmark Street 2 Smith John Son M 12 1859 Cordwainer (Apprentice) Chilmark Street 2 Smith William Son M 9 1862 Scholar Chilmark Street 2 Smith Harry Son M 7 1864 Scholar Chilmark Street 2 Smith Hedley Son M 4 1867 Scholar Chilmark Street 2 Smith Amy Daughter F 2 1869 Chilmark Street 2 Smith Enoch Nephew M 13 1858 Scholar London, Middlesex Street 3 Mould John Head Married M 36 1835 Carrier and General Dealer Chilmark Street 3 Mould Mary Wife Married F 27 1844 Standlynch Street 3 Mould Emma Daughter F 13 1858 Chilmark Street 3 Mould George Son M 9 1862 Chilmark Street 3 Mould Kate Daughter F 7 1864 Scholar Chilmark Street 3 Mould Sydney Son M 6 1865 Scholar Chilmark Street 3 Mould Ted Son M 4 1867 Scholar Chilmark Street 3 Mould Lucy Daughter F 3 1868 Scholar Chilmark Street 3 Miles William H. Son in Law M 7 1864 Scholar Broughton, Hants Street 3 Mould Caroline E. Daughter F 0 1871 Chilmark Street 3 Miles Selina Visitor Unmarried F 16 1855 Standlynch Street 4 Ingram John Head Married M 46 1825 Agr. Engine Driver Chilmark Street 4 Ingram Elizabeth Wife Married F 40 1831 Chilmark Street 4 Ingram James Son Unmarried M 22 1849 Agr. Labourer (out of employ) Chilmark Street 4 Ingram Albert J. Son Unmarried M 18 1853 Agr. Labourer Chilmark Street 4 Ingram Annie E. Daughter Unmarried F 15 1856 Chilmark Street 4 Ingram Helena Daughter F 12 1859 General Servant (Domestic) Chilmark Street 4 Ingram Flora J. Daughter F 8 1863 Scholar Chilmark Street 4 Ingram George E. Son M 5 1866 Scholar Chilmark Street 4 Ingram Oliver Son M 1 1870 Chilmark Street 5 Macey Phoebe Head Widow F 60 1811 Teffont Magna Street 5 Macey Sidney Son Unmarried M 19 1852 Agr. Labourer Chilmark Street 5 Macey Frank Son Unmarried M 17 1854 Agr. Labourer Chilmark Street 5 Macey Elizabeth Visitor F 14 1857 Chilmark Street 6 Tower Charles Head Widower M 56 1815 Rector of Chilmark Clapham, Surrey The Rectory 6 Tower Ellen B. Daughter Unmarried F 16 1855 Scholar Chilmark The Rectory 6 Tower Fanny B. Daughter Unmarried F 14 1857 Scholar Chilmark The Rectory 6 Tower Margaret Daughter F 13 1858 Scholar Chilmark The Rectory 6 Tower Cyril E. Son M 9 1862 Scholar Chilmark The Rectory 6 Tower Noel P. Son M 7 1864 Scholar Chilmark The Rectory 6 Tower Florence E. Daughter F 6 1865 Scholar Chilmark The Rectory 6 Holer Elsie Governess Unmarried F 29 1842 Governess Switzerland The Rectory 6 Foyle Kate Servant Unmarried F 19 1852 Nurse (Dom. Serv.) Wilton The Rectory 6 Suckling Maria Servant Unmarried F 21 1850 Housemaid (Dom. Ser.) Wethersfield, Essex The Rectory 6 Richardson Emily Servant Unmarried F 20 1851 Cook (Dom. Ser.) Wethersfield, Essex The Rectory 7 Lane George Head Widower M 69 1802 Quarrymaster employing Stone Mason, 3 men and 1 boy Chilmark Street 7 Lane Anna M. Daughter Unmarried F 39 1832 Farmer of 75 acres employing 3 men and 1 boy Islington, Middlesex Street 7 Webb John Son in Law Married M 39 1832 Manager of Farm ?G T Son Wallop, Hants Street 7 Webb Eliza Daughter Married F 31 1840 Chilmark Street 7 Webb George Grandson M 6 1865 Scholar Wallop, Hants Street 7 Webb Louisa L. Granddaughter F 5 1866 Blacksmith Wallop, Hants Street 8 Baker Edwin Head Married M 34 1837 Chilmark Street 8 Baker Matilda Wife Married F 31 1840 Chilmark Street 8 Smith Sydney Nephew M 8 1863 Scholar Winchester, Hants. Street 9 Burridge Ann Wife Married F 38 1833 Farmer's Wife (of 5 acres) Grt. Mapleston, Essex Street 9 Burridge Jane Mother Widow F 73 1798 Cranborne, Dorset Street 9 Burridge Charles T. Son Unmarried M 15 1856 Carpenter (apprentice) Chilmark Street 9 Burridge William B. Son M 13 1858 Scholar Chilmark Street 9 Burridge Richard E. Son M 9 1862 Scholar Chilmark Street 9 Burridge Lydia J. Daughter F 7 1864 Scholar Chilmark Street 9 Burridge Ellen F. Daughter F 5 1866 Scholar Chilmark Street 9 Burridge Sidney Son M 3 1868 Scholar Chilmark Street 9 Burridge Emma E. Daughter F 1 1870 Chilmark Street 10 Burrough Hezia Wife Married F 35 1836 Chilmark Street 10 Randal Phoebe Mother in Law Widow F 79 1792 Ugford Street 10 Burrough Kate Daughter F 8 1863 Scholar Chilmark Street © Wiltshire OPC Project/Richard Avery/2012 Chilmark - Census 1871 YEAR OCCUPATION/ SCHEDULE SURNAME FORENAMES RELATIONSHIP CONDITION SEX AGE BORN DISABILITY WHERE BORN ADDRESS NOTES 10 Burrough Ada Daughter F 7 1864 Scholar Chilmark Street 10 Burrough William A. Son M 1 1870 Chilmark Street 10 Burrough Mark E. Son M 1 1870 Chilmark Street 11 Dawes Samuel Head Married M 40 1831 Groom and Gardener Wincanton, Somerset Street 11 Dawes Mary J. Wife Married F 36 1835 Babcary, Somerset Street 11 Dawes Rosa Daughter F 6 1865 Scholar Sutton Mandeville Street 11 Dawes Ellen S. Daughter F 4 1867 Scholar Chilmark Street 11 Dawes Emily Daughter F 2 1869 Chilmark Street 11 Dawes William H. Son M 1 1870 Chilmark Street 12 Bowles Levi Head Married M 36 1835 Quarryman Sutton Mandeville Post Office 12 Bowles Navarine Wife Married F 45 1826 Post Mistress Warminster Post Office 12 Bowles Frederick Son M 8 1863 Scholar Chilmark Post Office 12 Bowles Elizabeth L. Daughter F 6 1865 Scholar Chilmark Post Office 12 Bowles Ellen J. Daughter F 3 1868 Scholar Chilmark Post Office 13 Bennett William F. Head Married M 49 1822 Farmer of 1000 acres employing 22 men and 6 boys Codford St Mary Manor Farm 13 Bennett Selina Wife Married F 43 1828 Fonthill Bishop Manor Farm 13 Freemantle Elizabeth Servant Unmarried F 15 1856 Cook (Dom. Serv.) Tisbury Manor Farm 13 Stevens Elizabeth Servant Unmarried F 15 1856 Housemaid (Dom. Serv.) Chilmark Manor Farm 14 Rixon William Head Married M 68 1803 Gardener Tisbury Manor Farm 14 Rixon Sarah Wife Married F 61 1810 Chilmark Manor Farm 14 Penny Charles Nephew Unmarried M 20 1851 Agr. Labourer (out of employ) Chilmark Manor Farm 14 Penny Frank Nephew Unmarried M 18 1853 Agr. Labourer Chilmark Manor Farm 15 King Frederick Head Married M 63 1808 Landowner Chilmark Chilmark House 15 King Mary A. Wife Married F 35 1836 Heytesbury Chilmark House 15 Peirson Anna M. Visitor Unmarried F 31 1840 Heytesbury Chilmark House 15 Scott Lucy Servant Unmarried F 20 1851 Housemaid (Dom. Serv.) Tisbury Chilmark House 15 Bell Emma Servant Unmarried F 20 1851 Cook (Dom. Serv.) Bodmin, Cornwall Chilmark House 15 Macey Charles Servant Unmarried M 23 1848 Groom (Dom. Serv.) Chilmark Chilmark House 16 Gattrick John Head Married M 62 1809 Agr. Labourer Fonthill Bishop Chilmark House 16 Gattrick Sarah Wife Married F 67 1804 Midwife Wood Green, Hants Chilmark House 16 Gattrick Ann Daughter Married F 27 1844 Dom. Servant (out of employ) Chilmark Chilmark House 17 Lidford James Head Married M 30 1841 Agr. Labourer Glastonbury, Somerset Street 17 Lidford Alice Wife Married F 22 1849 Chilmark Street 17 Lidford Sarah E. Daughter F 2 1869 Chilmark Street 17 Lidford George G. Son M 0 1871 Chilmark Street 18 Baker John Head Widower M 63 1808 Blacksmith employing 1 man Chilmark Street 18 Baker Emma Daughter Unmarried F 32 1839 Chilmark Street 19 Yeates Jane Head Widow F 57 1814 Chilmark Street 19 Yeates Arundel Visitor Unmarried F 45 1826 General Servant (Domestic Serv.) Chilmark Street 19 Yeates Fanny B. Daughter Unmarried F 20 1851 Dom. Servant (out of employ) Chilmark Street 19 Yeates Frederick Son Unmarried M 19 1852 Agr. Labourer Chilmark Street 19 Yeates George Son Unmarried M 15 1856 Agr. Labourer Chilmark Street 20 Goodfellow James Head Married M 45 1826 Mason Chilmark Street 20 Goodfellow Navarine Wife Married F 43 1828 Dressmaker Chilmark Street 20 Goodfellow Edwin Son Unmarried M 16 1855 Stable boy Chilmark Street 20 Goodfellow Agnes Daughter F 12 1859 Scholar Chilmark Street 20 Goodfellow Frank Son M 9 1862 Scholar Chilmark Street 20 Goodfellow Edith Daughter F 8 1863 Scholar Chilmark Street 21 Pretty Martha Head Widow F 67 1804 Wallop, Hants Street 21 Pretty Joshua N. Son Unmarried M 27 1844 Shepherd Wallop, Hants Street 22 Burrough Thomas Head Widow M 70 1801 Agr. Labourer Chilmark Street 23 Yeates Charles Head Married M 23 1848 Agr. Labourer Chilmark Street 23 Yeates Alice Wife Married F 22 1849 Chilmark Street 23 Yeates James Son M 1 1870 Chilmark Street 24 Benbridge Charles Head Married M 55 1816 Police Constable Wilton Street 24 Benbridge Eliza Wife Married F 49 1822 Tailoress Wilton Street 24 Benbridge Reuben Son Unmarried M 19 1852 Agr.
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