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The Finnimore Files the 1901 Census for England and Wales The Finnimore Files The 1901 census for England and Wales Staffordshire Last updated Friday, August 19, 2011 Total number of people – 103 Most common spelling – Finnemore Burton upon Trent - Burton Extra FINNEMORE, Sarah, Head, Md, 65, Horton Hay, Staffordshire FINNEMORE, Ernest, Son, Unm, 29, Draper's Assistant, Enson, Staffordshire WALKER, Charles W, Boarder, Unm, 39, Draper's Assistant, Uttoxeter, Staffordshire Address: 48, Grange Street, Burton Extra ___________________ Burton upon Trent - Burton Extra HALLAM, John, Head, Md, 43, Corporation Lab (Night Soil), Wysall, Nottinghamshire HALLAM, Emily, Wife, Md, 40, Burton on Trent, Staffordshire HALLAM, Lily, Daughter, 15, Burton on Trent, Staffordshire HALLAM, Harold V J, Son, 2, Burton on Trent, Staffordshire STONE, Stephen E, Boarder, 9, Burton on Trent, Staffordshire STONE, George Wm, Boarder, 6, Burton on Trent, Staffordshire STONE, Lilian Florence, Boarder, 3, Burton on Trent, Staffordshire FINNEMORE, Thomas, Boarder, Unm, 30, Laborer on Corporation, Stone, Staffordshire Address: 42, Watson Street, Burton Extra ___________________ Lichfield - Burntwood Edial and Woodhouses FINNEMORE, William, Patient, Unm, 56, General Labourer, Lunatic, Wednesbury, Staffordshire Address: County Lunatic Asylum, Burntwood near Lichfield ___________________ Newcastle Under Lyme - Newcastle Under Lyme NOAKE, William, Head, Unm, 33, Earthenware Manufacturer, Eccleshall, Staffordshire NOAKE, Emma, Mother, W, 70, Living On Own Means, Wolverhampton, Staffordshire FINNEMORE, Alice, Servant, Unm, 27, Companion, Kingstone, Staffordshire MOORE, Mary, Servant, Unm, 24, General Servant Domestic, Biddulph, Staffordshire Address: 52, King Street, Newcastle under Lyme ___________________ Stafford - Seighford FINNEMORE, Charles, Head, Unm, 28, Farmer, Seighford, Staffordshire FINNEMORE, Florence, Sister, Unm, 21, Seighford, Staffordshire FINNEMORE, Eleanor, Sister, Unm, 18, Seighford, Staffordshire BROWN, Mary Ellen, Visitor, Unm, 38, Heatley, Staffordshire BECK, Joseph, Servant, Unm, 17, Clifton, Staffordshire Address: Seighford, Seighford ___________________ Stafford - Stafford FINNEMORE, Jane, Patient, Unm, 21, Shoe Trade, Meaford, Staffordshire (and about 80 others) Address: Infirmary (Stafford County), Foregate Street, Stafford ___________________ Stafford - Stowe DAWSON, William, Head, Widower, 40, Farmer, Lea Heath, Staffordshire DAWSON, Evelyn M, Daughter, Unm, 9, Lea Heath, Staffordshire DAWSON, William, Son, Unm, 7, Lea Heath, Staffordshire DAWSON, George, Brother, Unm, 32, Waggoner on Farm, Lea Heath, Staffordshire FINNEYMORE, Harriet, Servant, Unm, 27, General Servant Domestic, Kingstone FINNEYMORE, Samuel, Servant, Unm, 31, Labourer on Farm General, Kingstone, Staffordshire BRINDLEY, Frances, Servant, Unm, 47, Labourer on Farm General, Boysley, Staffordshire Address: Lea Farm, Stowe Lea Heath, Stowe, Drointon & Lea ___________________ Stoke upon Trent - Hanley FINNIMORE, Frank B, Head, Md, 29, Dispensery Secretary Medical, Barthomley, Cheshire FINNIMORE, Mary E, Wife, Md, 28, Tunstall, Staffordshire DEWHURST, Reginald, Nephew, 4, Blackpool, Lancashire Address: 26, Baskerville Road, Hanley ___________________ Stone - Eccleshall TIMMIS, Septimus, Head, Md, 46, Farmer, Bromley Mill, Staffordshire TIMMIS, Emma F, Wife, Md, 47, Newcastle, Staffordshire TIMMIS, Edward B, Son, Unm, 6, Charnes, Staffordshire TIMMIS, Dorothy M, Daughter, Unm, 4, Charnes, Staffordshire FINNEMORE, Mary, Visitor, Unm, 33, Seighford, Staffordshire SMITH, Hannah, Servant, Unm, 20, Housemaid Domestic, Croxton, Staffordshire SMITH, Martha, Servant, Unm, 18, Kitchen Maid Domestic, Croxton, Staffordshire FELTON, Joseph, Servant, Unm, 28, Head Waggoner on Farm, Croxton, Staffordshire BELLINGHAM, Ernest, Servant, Unm, 21, Under Waggoner on Farm, Ashley, Staffordshire VICKERS, Charles, Servant, Unm, 21, Cowman on Farm, Northwich, Cheshire POTTS, Henry, Servant, Unm, 15, Groom (Domestic), Croxton, Staffordshire Address: Charnes Old Hall, Eccleshall, Charnes ___________________ Stone - Sandon FINNEMORE, John T, Head, Md, 58, Farmer, Crakemarsh, Staffordshire FINNEMORE, Susannah, Wife, Md, 59, Sandon, Staffordshire FINNEMORE, Jane, Sister, Unm, 64, Living On Own Means, Crakemarsh, Staffordshire EDWARDS, John, Servant, Unm, 18, General Labourer, Dresden, Staffordshire BAGGLEY, William, Servant, Unm, 14, General Labourer, Moddershall Oulton, Staffordshire Address: Wood Farm, Sandon, Smallrise ___________________ Stone - Stone FINNEMORE, Elizabeth, Head, W, 62, Stone, Staffordshire FINNEMORE, William, Son, Unm, 23, Carter on Estate, Stone, Staffordshire FINNEMORE, James, Son, Unm, 19, Shoemaker (Edge Setting), Stone, Staffordshire Address: 110, Old Road, Stone ___________________ Uttoxeter - Abbots Bromley FINNEMORE, George, Head, Md, 56, Farmer, Kingstone, Staffordshire FINNEMORE, Elizabeth, Wife, Md, 49, Kingstone, Staffordshire FINNEMORE, Ellen E, Daughter, Unm, 16, Abbots Bromley, Staffordshire FINNEMORE, Edward, Son, Unm, 14, Farmer's Son, Marchington, Staffordshire FINNEMORE, Cicely, Daughter, 9, Abbots Bromley, Staffordshire Address: (Breach Farm), Bromley Hurst Mount Pleasant, Abbots Bromley ___________________ Uttoxeter - Blithfield CHARLES, Henry, Head, Md, 33, Agricultural Labourer, Abbots Bromley, Staffordshire CHARLES, Epsey, Wife, Md, 27, Blithbury, Staffordshire CHARLES, George, Son, 1, Admaston Blithfield, Staffordshire FINNEMORE, William, Boarder, Unm, 22, Agricultural Labourer, Kingstone, Staffordshire Address: Admaston, Blithfield ___________________ Uttoxeter - Sudbury (Derby) FINNEMORE, Elizabeth, Head, W, 59, Living On Own Means, Rushton, Staffordshire FINNEMORE, Ruth Evelyn, Daughter, Unm, 24, Hanbury, Staffordshire BROWN, Elizabeth, Visitor, Unm, 33, Abbots Bromley, Staffordshire Address: Aston, Sudbury (Derby), Sudbury ___________________ Uttoxeter - Sudbury (Derby) FINNEMORE, John B, Head, Md, 31, Farmer, Kingstone, Staffordshire FINNEMORE, Jane, Wife, Md, 29, Hanbury, Staffordshire WARD, Mary, Servant, Unm, 57, General Servant (Domestic), Abbots Bromley, Staffordshire WOOD, Frederick, Servant, Unm, 23, Cattleman on Farm, Shenstone, Staffordshire BAKER, Frank, Servant, Unm, 14, Farm Servant, Sudbury, Derbyshire Address: Aston, Sudbury (Derby), Sudbury ___________________ Uttoxeter - Uttoxeter Rural WHITTAKER, Robert, Head, Md, 37, Farmer, Barthomley, Cheshire WHITTAKER, Catherine, Wife, Md, 28, Barthomley, Cheshire WHITTAKER, Reginald C, Son, Unm, 8, Uttoxeter, Staffordshire WHITTAKER, Robert, Son, Unm, 6, Uttoxeter, Staffordshire WHITTAKER, James, Son, Unm, 3, Uttoxeter, Staffordshire WHITTAKER, Gladys M, Daughter, Unm, 7 mos, Uttoxeter, Staffordshire FINNEMORE, Mary, Servant, Unm, 20, General Farm Domestic, Uttoxeter, Staffordshire FINNEMORE, George, Servant, Unm, 18, General Farm Domestic, Uttoxeter, Staffordshire JOHNSON, Ernest, Visitor, Unm, 11, Uttoxeter, Staffordshire Address: Wall Heath, Uttoxeter Rural ___________________ Walsall - Walsall FRENCH, Thomas, Head, Md, 25, Gig Saddler, Walsall, Staffordshire FRENCH, Gertrude A, Wife, Md, 25, Walsall, Staffordshire FINNEMORE, Ethel K, Sister-In-Law, Unm, 18, Dress Maker, Walsall, Staffordshire FINNEMORE, Infant, Son, under 1 mos, Walsall, Staffordshire Address: 23, Lime Street, Walsall ___________________ Walsall - Walsall FINNIMORE, John, Head, Md, 51, Baker, Launceston, Cornwall FINNIMORE, Eliza, Wife, Md, 50, Attending Shop, Stroud, Gloucestershire FINNIMORE, Edward, Son, Unm, 24, Baker, Harborne, Staffordshire FINNIMORE, Lillian, Daughter, Unm, 21, Buckle Coverer (Leather), Walsall, Staffordshire FINNIMORE, Elsie, Daughter, Unm, 19, Bridle Stitcher, Walsall, Staffordshire FINNIMORE, Herbert, Son, 13, Walsall, Staffordshire Address: 63, Thorpe Road, Walsall ___________________ West Bromwich - Handsworth FINNEMORE, Alfred, Head, Md, 41, Coachman Domestic, St George's, London FINNEMORE, Fanny, Wife, Md, 50, Meriden, Warwickshire FINNEMORE, Louisa, Daughter, 10, Meriden, Warwickshire Address: 8, Church Vale, Handsworth ___________________ West Bromwich - Handsworth FINNEMORE, William, Head, Md, 43, Secretary (Political) B'ham Lib Assn, B'ham, Warwickshire FINNEMORE, Kate, Wife, Md, 49, Handswth, Staffordshire FINNEMORE, Mabel, Daughter, Unm, 16, Leytonstone, Essex FINNEMORE, Norman P, Son, 14, Leytonstone, Essex FINNEMORE, Frank B, Son, 12, St Pancras, London FINNEMORE, Donald L, Son, 11, Handswth, Staffordshire FINNEMORE, Dorothy M, Daughter, 7, Handswth, Staffordshire CHESTER, Mildred W, Servant, Unm, 20, Aston, Warwickshire Address: 2, Charles Road, Handsworth ___________________ West Bromwich - Handsworth FINNEMORE, George, Head, Md, 52, Press Tool Maker, B'ham, Warwickshire FINNEMORE, Helen, Wife, Md, 52, B'ham, Warwickshire FINNEMORE, Howard, Son, Unm, 22, Brass Founders Clerk, B'ham, Warwickshire FINNEMORE, Helen N, Daughter, Unm, 24, B'ham, Warwickshire FINNEMORE, Walter E, Son, 17, Insurance Agent, B'ham, Warwickshire Address: 179, Grove Lane, Handsworth ___________________ West Bromwich - West Bromwich FINNEMORE, John, Head, Md, 25, Beerhouse Manager, Beswick, Lancashire FINNEMORE, Lizzie, Wife, Md, 22, West Bromwich, Staffordshire Address: 21, St Michael Street, West Bromwich ___________________ Wolstanton - Burslem FINNEMORE, William, Head, Md, 42, Potters Thrower, Tunstall, Staffordshire FINNEMORE, Hannah, Wife, Md, 39, Potters Thrower Attendent, Newchapel, Staffordshire FINNEMORE, Edna Ann, Daughter, Unm, 19, Apprentice Potters Turner, Tunstall, Staffordshire FINNEMORE, John William, Son, Unm, 18, Tunstall, Staffordshire FINNEMORE,
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