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Schedule Surname Given Names Relationship C0ndition Sex Age Year Occupation Chp Place of Birth Address Notes 42 Folio Born Westbury - Heywood - Census 1851 HO107/18 SCHEDULE SURNAME GIVEN NAMES RELATIONSHIP C0NDITION SEX AGE YEAR OCCUPATION CHP PLACE OF BIRTH ADDRESS NOTES 42 FOLIO BORN 443 1 Oliver Jonathan Head M m 36 1815 Railway Contractor YKS Bradford Nam Cottage, Heywood Oliver Bethia Wife M f 32 1819 WIL Corsham 2 Walters John Head M m 60 1791 Farm Lab WIL Bratton Heywood Walters Elizabeth Wife M f 58 1793 WIL North Bradley Walters John Son U m 17 1834 Farm Lab WIL Westbury 3 Griffen Thomas Head M m 24 1827 Farm Lab WIL Westbury Heywood Griffen Hannah Wife M f 23 1828 WIL Westbury Griffen William Son m 4 1847 WIL Westbury Allen James Lodger U m 21 1830 Farm Lab WIL Westbury Bath William Lodger U m 17 1834 Farm Lab WIL Westbury 4 Stickler James Head M m 63 1788 Farm Lab WIL Westbury Heywood Stickler Sarah Wife M f 57 1794 WIL North Bradley Stickler Daniel Son U m 33 1818 Farm Lab WIL Westbury Stickler Thomas Son U m 14 1837 Farm Lab WIL Westbury Stickler Matthew Son U m 12 1839 WIL Westbury 5 Doel Uriah Head M m 28 1823 Farm Lab WIL Westbury Heywood Doel Maria Wife M f 27 1824 WIL Westbury Doel James Son m 9 1842 Scholar WIL Westbury Doel Sarah Dau f 7 1844 Scholar WIL Westbury Doel Joseph Son m 5 1846 Scholar WIL Westbury 444 Doel Martha Dau f 2 1849 WIL Westbury 6 Newman Matthias Head M m 38 1813 Farm Lab WIL Westbury Heywood Newman Hannah Wife M f 28 1823 WIL Westbury Newman Henry Son m 14 1837 Farm Lab WIL Westbury Newman Edward Son m 10 1841 Scholar WIL Westbury Newman Alfred Son m 7 1844 Scholar WIL Westbury Newman Priscilla Dau f 2 1849 Scholar WIL Westbury 7 Watts Solomon Head M m 47 1804 Farm Lab WIL Westbury Heywood Watts Emily Wife M f 40 1811 Dress Maker WIL Rowde Watts Elizabeth Dau f 8 1843 Scholar WIL Westbury Watts Jesse Son m 1 1850 WIL Westbury 8 Watts William Head M m 23 1828 Farm Lab WIL Westbury Heywood Watts Ruth Wife M f 24 1827 WIL Westbury Watts John Son m 2 1849 WIL Westbury 9 Jackson David Head M m 34 1817 Farm Lab WIL Westbury Heywood Jackson Mary Ann Wife M f 35 1816 WIL Westbury Jackson George Son m 9 1842 Farm Lab WIL Westbury Jackson Fanny Dau f 8 1843 Scholar WIL Westbury Jackson Charles Son m 6 1845 Scholar WIL Westbury Copyright © Wilts OPC / John Pope / 2013 Westbury - Heywood - Census 1851 HO107/18 SCHEDULE SURNAME GIVEN NAMES RELATIONSHIP C0NDITION SEX AGE YEAR OCCUPATION CHP PLACE OF BIRTH ADDRESS NOTES 42 FOLIO BORN Jackson Mary Dau f 4 1847 Scholar WIL Westbury 444 Jackson Sarah Jane Dau f 0 1851 WIL Westbury 10 Doel James Head M m 30 1821 Farm Lab WIL Westbury Heywood Doel Hannah Wife M f 32 1819 WIL Westbury Doel Joseph Son m 12 1839 Farm Lab WIL Westbury Doel Mary Dau f 10 1841 Scholar WIL Westbury Doel Elizabeth Dau f 6 1845 Scholar WIL Westbury Doel Fanny Dau f 4 1847 Scholar WIL Westbury Doel Alfred Son m 0 1851 WIL Westbury 11 Doel Matthew Head M m 39 1812 Farm Lab WIL Trowbridge Heywood, Broad Mead Doel Ann Wife M f 39 1812 WIL Westbury Doel Joshua Son m 14 1837 Farm Lab WIL Westbury Doel Hannah Dau f 11 1840 Scholar WIL Westbury Doel Jesse Son m 7 1844 Scholar WIL Westbury Doel Samuel Son m 5 1846 Scholar WIL Westbury Doel Mary Ann Dau f 2 1849 WIL Westbury 12 Hand Ellen Head U f 19 1832 School Mistress WOR Stourbridge Heywood School House Bathe Mary Pupil U f 17 1834 Pupil Teacher WIL Westbury Watts Mary Ann Pupil f 16 1835 Pupil Teacher WIL Westbury Northeast Mary Pupil f 15 1836 Pupil Teacher WIL Westbury Watts Maria Fanny Pupil f 12 1839 Boarder, Scholar WIL Westbury 445 13 Bullock George Head M m 51 1800 Farm Lab WIL Westbury Heywood Bullock Mary Wife M f 64 1787 WIL Westbury 14 Webb Isaac Head M m 53 1798 Farm Lab WIL Westbury Heywood 15 Martin John Wife M f 30 1821 Farm Lab WIL Westbury Heywood Martin Jane Head M m 28 1823 WIL Westbury Martin Elizabeth Dau f 8 1843 Scholar WIL Westbury Martin James Son m 6 1845 Scholar WIL Westbury Martin William Son m 1 1850 WIL Westbury 16 Walker Henry Head W m 40 1811 Farm Lab WIL Melksham Heywood Walker William Son U m 15 1836 Farm Lab WIL Westbury 17 Bailey Samuel Head M m 24 1827 Farm Lab WIL Westbury Heywood Bailey Mary Ann Wife M f 30 1821 WIL Corsley 18 Wilcox James Head M m 23 1828 Farm Lab SOM Rudge Heywood, Broad Mead Wilcox Sarah Wife M f 21 1830 WIL Rowde 19 Jackson Joseph Head M m 51 1800 Farmer of 4ac emp no labour WIL Westbury Heywood Jackson Sarah Wife M f 46 1805 Farmer's Wife WIL Westbury Jackson John Son U m 17 1834 Farmer's Son WIL Westbury Jackson Ann Dau f 12 1839 Scholar WIL Westbury Copyright © Wilts OPC / John Pope / 2013 Westbury - Heywood - Census 1851 HO107/18 SCHEDULE SURNAME GIVEN NAMES RELATIONSHIP C0NDITION SEX AGE YEAR OCCUPATION CHP PLACE OF BIRTH ADDRESS NOTES 42 FOLIO BORN Jackson James Son m 6 1845 Scholar WIL Westbury Jackson Mary Dau f 0 1851 WIL Westbury 445 Webb Mary Nurse M f 58 1793 Monthly Nurse SOM Buckland 20 Vizzard Ambrose Head M m 27 1824 Servant Coachman, Dom GLS parish NK Heywood Vizzard Mary Ann Wife M f 30 1821 WIL Westbury 21 Hiscocks Samuel Head M m 35 1816 Farmer of 36ac emp 1 Lab WIL Westbury Heywood Hiscocks Caroline Wife M f 30 1821 Farmer's Wife SOM Bruton Hiscocks Richard Son m 11 1840 Scholar SOM Road Martin John Visitr U m 25 1826 Draper SOM Bruton Brother-in-Law Curtis Ann Servnt f 15 1836 House Servant, Dom SOM Brewham South 22 Giddings Richard Head M m 32 1819 Servant Butler WIL Devizes Heywood Giddings Jane Wife M f 39 1812 WIL All Cannings Giddings Jane Dau f 9 1842 Scholar WIL All Cannings Giddings John Son m 7 1844 Scholar WIL Westbury Giddings Richard Son m 6 1845 Scholar WIL Westbury Giddings Caroline Dau f 4 1847 Scholar WIL Westbury Giddings Gertrude Dau f 2 1849 WIL Westbury Giddings Mary Dau f 0 1851 WIL Westbury Benger Emily Servnt f 14 1837 House Servant, Dom WIL All Cannings 23 Lush Thomas Head M m 36 1815 Farm Lab WIL Westbury Heywood Lush Sarah Wife M f 28 1823 WIL Westbury Lush Karen Dau f 6 1845 Scholar WIL Westbury 446 24 Doel John Head M m 53 1798 Farm Lab WIL Westbury Heywood Doel Ann Wife M f 58 1793 WIL Westbury Doel John Son U m 23 1828 Farm Lab WIL Westbury 25 Bourne Mary Head W f 59 1792 Farmer of 5 acres WIL Crockerton Heywood Cottage Burfitt John Brothr U m 63 1788 Retired farmer WIL Crockerton Handell Eliza Servnt U f 23 1828 House Servant, Farm WIL Westbury 26 Newman Charles Head M m 34 1817 Farm Lab WIL Westbury Heywood Newman Betsey Wife M f 30 1821 WIL Westbury 27 Bourne James Head M m 45 1806 Miller Farmer 100ac emp 4 Lab WIL Westbury Blenches Mill Bourne Anna Wife M f 43 1808 Farmer's Wife SOM Beckington Bourne Ezit Dau U f 17 1834 Farmer's Daur WIL Westbury Bourne Mary Ann Dau f 13 1838 Scholar WIL Westbury Bourne James Son m 11 1840 Farmer's Son WIL Westbury Bourne John Son m 9 1842 Scholar WIL Westbury Bourne Elizabeth Dau f 7 1844 Scholar WIL Westbury Bourne Emily Dau f 6 1845 Scholar WIL Westbury Bourne Anna Dau f 3 1848 Scholar at home WIL Westbury Copyright © Wilts OPC / John Pope / 2013 Westbury - Heywood - Census 1851 HO107/18 SCHEDULE SURNAME GIVEN NAMES RELATIONSHIP C0NDITION SEX AGE YEAR OCCUPATION CHP PLACE OF BIRTH ADDRESS NOTES 42 FOLIO BORN 28 Turner William Head W m 70 1781 Farm Lab WIL Keevil Heywood Lodge Turner Emma Dau U f 21 1830 D. WIL Westbury 29 Northeast John Head M m 52 1799 Game Keeper WIL Grimstead Cleves Lane 446 Northeast Sarah Wife M f 49 1802 Game Keeper's Wife WIL Melksham Northeast Thomas Son m 16 1835 Groom, Dom WIL Westbury Northeast George Son m 12 1839 Page WIL Westbury Northeast John Son m 10 1841 Scholar WIL Westbury Northeast Agnes Dau f 8 1843 Scholar WIL Westbury Northeast Sarah Dau f 6 1845 Scholar WIL Westbury Northeast Albert Son m 4 1847 Scholar WIL Westbury 30 Cramb Alexander Head M m 40 1811 Gardener, Dom SCT Perthshire Heywood Lodge Cramb Ann Wife M f 40 1811 SCT Perthshire Cramb Agnes Dau f 11 1840 Scholar SCT Edinburgh Cramb William Son m 9 1842 Scholar SCT Edinburgh Cramb Alexander Son m 7 1844 Scholar WIL Westbury Cramb Dorothy Dau f 2 1849 WIL Westbury 31 Hutty Sarah Head W f 79 1772 Late Farm Lab now Pauper, Wid WIL Westbury Heywood 32 Webb Ruth Head W f 76 1775 Pauper, Wid WIL Westbury Heywood 33 Turner Ambrose Head M m 40 1811 Game Keeper WIL Westbury Heywood Turner Amelia Wife M f 50 1801 WIL Westbury Turner Harriet Dau U f 17 1834 Dress Maker WIL Westbury Turner Alfred Son m 10 1841 Scholar WIL Westbury Turner Ruth Dau f 7 1844 Scholar WIL Westbury 447 Hoods Emma Dau M f 20 1831 Farm Lab WIL Westbury Hoods George Grnson m 0 1851 WIL Westbury 34 Newman James Head M m 28 1823 Farm Lab WIL West Ashton Heywood Newman Mary Wife M f 25 1826 WIL Westbury Newman Henry W Son m 0 1851 WIL Westbury 35 Turner Edward Head M m 32 1819 Baker WIL Westbury Heywood Turner Elizabeth Wife M f 29 1822 Baker's Wife WIL Westbury Turner Keturah Dau f 8 1843 Scholar WIL Westbury Turner Betsey Dau f 6 1845 Scholar WIL Westbury Turner Fanny Dau f 4 1847 Scholar WIL Westbury Turner William Son m 3 1848 WIL Westbury Turner Jesse Son m 1 1850 WIL Westbury Watts Emily Servnt U f 17 1834 House Servant, Dom WIL Westbury 36 Dixon Thomas C Head M m 43 1808 Clergyman A.M L.L.S IRL Dublin Heywood Parsonage Dixon Mary Anne Wife M f 31 1820 Clergyman's Wife SRY Lambeth Dixon Augusta Sarah Dau f 6 1845 Clergyman's Daur SRY Bermondsey Copyright © Wilts OPC / John Pope / 2013 Westbury - Heywood - Census 1851 HO107/18 SCHEDULE SURNAME GIVEN NAMES RELATIONSHIP C0NDITION SEX AGE YEAR OCCUPATION CHP PLACE OF BIRTH ADDRESS NOTES 42 FOLIO BORN Nicholson Joseph A Nephew m 12 1839 Scholar at home YKS Sheffield Nicholson Robert T Nephew m 8 1843 Scholar at home IRL Bublin Hussey Adelaide Servnt U f 18 1833 House Servant, Dom WIL North
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