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RAME HISTORY GROUP 1901 Census Millbrook Undertaken 2012 - 2013 1 RAME HISTORY GROUP 1901 Census Millbrook Undertaken 2012 - 2013 This transcription was created by members, (assisted by their friends and family) of the Rame Peninsula History Group. It was created solely for research and educational purposes. This document has been checked many times, but there are still some uncetainties. '??' indicate unresolved entries. If you do find entries to be in need of correction, please contact: [email protected] Houses Employer Deaf,dumb Census No. of Road/ Street Rooms Rms Name and Surname Relation Marriage Age Age Profession or Worker/ If wkg. Where Born blind,lunatic Page Sched. or House Name inhab. un-inhabited occ of each person to Head conditionMale F.M Occupation own A/C at home or imbecile 1 1 West Park House 1 Marion Lewellin Head S 47 Living on means Coyty Glamorganshire Emily Lewellin Sister S 44 Living on means Bridgend Glamorganshire Louisa Martin Servant S 40 Cook Domestic Cawsand Cornwall Ellen Jago Servant S 36 Parlour maid Domestic Millbrook Cornwall Elizabeth Body Servant S 50 Housemaid, Domestic Millbrook Cornwall 2 West Park Cottage 1 Thomas Crawford Head M 75 Pensioner Coast Guard Sunderland Durham Elizabeth Crawford Wife M 71 Torquay Devon 3 Wood Park House 1 Cristopher (sic) Viery Bridgeman Head Widower 59 Retired Registrar County Court Hazeldown Tavistock (Cornw) Helen Moore Bridgeman Dr S 29 Hellsire Tavistock Thora Bond Servant S 16 Domestic Servant Worker Millbrook Cornwall 4 Wood Park Cottage 1 Samuel Gregory Head M 49 Game Keeper Worker Kingsand Cornwall Edith Gregory Wife M 44 Worker Home Blarack Cornwall Ann Gregory Daur S 17 Pupil Teacher " " Maker Cornwall William Gregory Son S 15 Pupil Teacher, School Forder Cornwall John Gregory Son S 14 Scholar Forder , Cornwall Frank Gregory Son S 9 " Anderton Cornwall Mary Kate Taylor Visitor S 36 Housemaid Domestic Wiltshire Calne 5 " " 1 Henry Tunnell Head M 47 Gardener Worker At home Surrey Mary Tunnell Wife " 44 Cawsand Cornwall Samuel Tunnell Son S 21 Shoe Maker Worker " " Surrey Charles Tunnell Son S 19 Domestic R N Maker Cornwall Lucy Tunnell Dr S 15 Worker at home Maker Cornwall Annie Tunnell Dr S 12 Scholar Maker Cornwall Florence Tunnell Dr 10 " Maker Cornwall Edward Tunnell Son S 7 " Maker Cornwall Alice Tunnell Dr S 5 " Maker Cornwall Violet Tunnell Dr S 2 Maker Cornwall 2 6 Wood Park Cottage 1 4 John Henry Burge Head M 59 Gardner (sic?) Working Brixton Devon Eliza Burge Wife 48 Holberton Devon Thomas Burge Son S 24 Labourer, HM Dockyard " Yealmpton Devon Samuel James Burge Son S 19 Gardener " Maker Cornwall Francis George Burge Son S 18 Gardener " Maker Cornwall Peter William Burge Son S 16 Haircutter " Maker Cornwall Edith Sarah Burge Daur S 14 At home Maker Cornwall Mary Elizabeth Burge Daur S 13 " Maker Cornwall Florence Maud Burge Daur S 11 Scholar Maker Cornwall Caroline Rossina Burge Daur S 8 " Maker Cornwall Bessie Beatrice Burge Daur S 5 Maker Cornwall Florence Maud Burge G Dau S 5 (Grandaughter) Millbrook Cornwall 7 Weir Cottage 1 William Hambly Head M 50 Labourer HM Victualling Yard Worker Millbrook Cornwall Mary Jane Do Wife M 44 Do Do Frederick William Do Son S 21 Cooper Do Do Do Do Henry John Do Do S 19 Carpenters Apprentice Do Do Sydney George Do Do S 17 Boat builders apprentice Do Do Leonard Joseph Do Do S 11 School Do Do Edwin James Do Do S 9 Do Do Do Frank Reginald Do Do S 4 Maker Do Weir Cottage 1 8 Weir Do 1 Raphail S A Clarke Head Wdr 65 Shipwright Pensioner HMDockyard Devonport Devon Emily A M Clarke Daur Wid 40 Stoke Devonport Do Alexander B Do Gd Son S 13 School Devonport Do William P Do Do 11 Do Do Do Edith E Do Gd Daur 9 Do Do Do Amelia J E Lander Daur Wid 35 Do Do Edwin A Clarke Bro S 61 Pensioner RN Do Do 9 Weir Cottage 1 4 Eliza Dallimore Head Wid 59 Hampshire Robert Do Son S 29 Excavator ( Navy) Worker Plymouth Devon Emily Do Daur S 21 Maker Cornwall 3 10 Weir Cottage 1 3 Hannah Fuge Head M 34 Landulph Cornwall William Do Son 9 Maker Cornwall Henry Do Do 7 Do Do John Do Do 3 Do Do 11 Lower Anderton 1 William Prater Head M 76 Gardener labourer Worker South Brent Devon Cottages Mary Ann Do Wife M 65 Kingsand Cornwall Mary Ann Do Daur S 21 Cremyll Do Blind Houses Employer Deaf,dumb 2 Census No. of Road/ Street Rooms Rms Name and Surname Relation Marriage Age Age Profession or Worker/ If wkg. Where Born blind,lunatic Page Sched. or House Name inhab. un-inhabited occ of each person to Head conditionMale F.M Occupation own A/C at home or imbecile 12 Do 1 Thomas G Howard Head M 55 Cartman Worker Devonport Devon Sarah J Do Wife M 45 Maker Cornwall Edwin J Do Son 22 Cartman Worker Do Do William G Do Do 14 Gardener's boy Do Do Do Edwin Kinsman F in law Widr 74 Carpenter Do Lamerton Devon 13 Do 1 John Higman Head M 56 Agricultural labourer Do St Mellions Cornwall Elizabeth " Wife M 57 Landulph Do Harry " Son S 20 Shipwright Apprentice W Maker Cornwall Emily " Daur S 16 Do Do 14 Do 1 Samuel Harvey Head M 35 Cowman on farm Worker Thruselton Devon Mary P Do Wife M 33 Milton Abbot Devon Bessie C Do Daur S 9 Lamerton Devon Ethel M Do Daur S 7 Do Do John Nicholls Boarder S 39 Gardener Worker Maker Cornwall 15 Do 1 William Walters Head M 41 Gardeners labourer Do Milton Abbot Devon Elizabeth J Do Wife M 40 Do Do William J Do Son S 14 Gardeners labourer Worker Do Do Lucy A Do Daur S 12 Do Do Richard H Do Son S 11 Kenton Devon Florence E Do Daur S 9 Do Do Ethel E Do Do S 7 Georgenympton Devon Winifred M Do Do 3 wks Lower Anderton Cornwall 4 16 No 6 Redoubt Cottages 1 Joseph J Paddon Head M 46 Under Butler Domestic Worker Teighnmouth Devon Alice Do Wife M 40 Axminster Devon William G Do Son 13 School Stonehouse Devon Arthur E Do Son 10 Do Do Do Alice M Do Daur 7 Do Do 17 Do 1 Richard Dawe Head M 40 Lime Quarry Labourer Worker Altarnum Cornwall Hannah Do Wife M 30 St Austell Cornwall Gordon Do Son 4 Do Do Gwendoline Do Daur 2 Do Do Charles Henwood Boarder S 27 Blacksmith Worker Lanlivery Cornwall 18 Do 1 George Hobbs Head M 30 Gardener not Domestic Worker Lower Anderton Maker Cornwal Lucretia Do Wife M 36 Tewkesbury Gloucester Ellen L Do Daur 8 M No 6 Maker Cornwall John Do Father Widr 72 Cattleman on Farm - (Retired Eastercott Dinliston Devon 19 Empacombe Cottage 1 Samuel J Richards Head M 44 Head Gardener Domestic Worker Maker Cornwall Harriet V Do Wife M 38 Do Do Florence M A Do Daughter S 15 Pupil Teacher Apprentice Do Do John A V Do Son 15 Do Do Harriet E Do Daur 12 Do Do Emily Hobbs Servant S 32 General Servt Domestic Do Do 20 Do 1 Samuel Henwood Head M 63 Garderer Labourer Worker Millbrook Cornwall Mary A Do Wife M 50 Beeralston Devon Rosina Do Daur S 21 School Assistant Millbrook Cornwall Earnest Algate Boarder S 32 Gardener Foreman Wembury Devon 21 Do 1 Samuel Rundle Dhead M 42 Farm Labourer Worker Anderton Millbrook Cornwall Mary Do Wife M 38 County Antrim Ireland William Do Son S 13 School Empacombe Maker Cornwall Fredrick Do Son S 9 Do Do Do Annie Trenouth Step Daur 9 Do Devonport Devon May Do Step Daur 6 Do Do Do 5 22 Empacombe 1 John Sandercock Head M 49 Land Agent Altarenum Cornwall House Mary L Do Wife 39 Maker Do Reginal L Do Son S 7 Do Do Courtenay L Do Son 5 Do Do Kenneth L Do Son 2 Do Do Jane L Harvey M in Law Wid 76 Duloe Do Rosina Tunnell Servt S 24 General Servt Domestic Maker Do Mary E May Servt S 16 Nurse Domestic Antony Do 23 Empacombe 1 Frederick H Paramos Head N 45 House Steward Domestic North Down Margate Cottage Jane A Do Wife 38 Thornhill Dumfice (sic)Scotland Margaret C Do Daur 6 Datchet Bucks Dorothy Do Do 5 Empacombe Maker Cornwall Kathleen M Do Do 3 Do Do Do Henry F H Do Son 1 Do Do Do Mabel Cooms Servant S 18 Domestic Liskeard Cornwall 24 Mount Farm 1 Thomas Voaden Head M 70 Farm Hand Beaworthy Devon Mt Edgecumbe Grace Do Wife M 66 Dairy Woman Bralton Clovelly Devon Edith Rowe Gran Daur S 8 Devonport Devon Mary J Do Daur M 40 Tavistock Devon Annie Do Gran Daur S 4 Devonport Do Elizabeth Thorpe Servant S 15 General Sert Domestic Stonehouse Do 25 Do Do 1 Nicholas Coombe Head Wid 76 Garden Labourer Worker Cornwall Houses Employer Deaf,dumb 3 Census No. of Road/ Street Rooms Rms Name and Surname Relation Marriage Age Age Profession or Worker/ If wkg. Where Born blind,lunatic Page Sched. or House Name inhab. un-inhabited occ of each person to Head conditionMale F.M Occupation own A/C at home or imbecile Alice Frost Gran Daur S 21 House Keeper London 26 Higher Lodge 1 James Arnold Head M 41 Blacksmith Worker Cornwall Mt. E. W Plymouth Emma Do Wife M 41 Do William J Do Son S 15 Errand boy Worker Do Ada A Do Daur S 11 School Do 27 Cremyll Cottage 1 Thomas Condy Head M 48 House Carpenter & Joiner Worker Maker Cornwall Mary J Do Wife M 48 Do Do Ethel M Do Daur S 19 Rame Do 6 28 Edgcumbe Hotel 1 John Barnes Head M 54 Licensed Victualler Own Account Falmouth Cornwall Cremyll Emily Do Wife M 55 Devonport Devon Ida Allnutt Daughter M 24 Do Do Alfred Barnes Son S 17 Torpoint Antony Cornwall Cecil Barnes Son S 15 Devonport Devon Richard Allnutt Son in Law M 29 Whitston Heredfordshire Middx John Do Gran Son S 8 Cremyll Maker Cornwall 29 Cremyll House 1 William Wonnacott Head M 47 Superintendant Cremyll Ferry Worker Chittlehampton Devon Jessie Do Wife M 45 Do Do Do Do Daur S 19 Assistant Post Office Devonport Devon Winnifred E Do Daur S 17 Do Do Earnest W Do Son S 17 Boatbuilders Apprentice Do Do Flossie Do Daur S 9 Newton Abbot Devon Elsie M Do Do 6 Stonehouse Do 30 Cremyll Cottage 1 Richard Butler Head M 56 Engineer (Steamboat) Worker Holsworthy Devon Elizabeth Do Wife M 58 Bridgerule Cornwall Richard Do Son S 20 Boilermaker Keyham Factory Worker Devonport Devon Elizabeth
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