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1891 United Kingdom Census - Persons from British Guiana Mar- District/ Last Name First Name Relation ital Age Occupation Place of Birth Head of Household Address Status H’hold Isabella (as Demerara, W. Emily EALES, College 1 Lansdown Villas, Queens Pde, ABEL Boarder - 16 Student 31/97 D.G. Ella) Indies Boarding House Cheltenham GLS ENG Margaret ABEL, Woodbine Villa, Beech Grove, Moffat ABEL William Son - 18 Scholar Demerara 05/13 Attorney's Wife DFS SCT Demerara, Henry ADAMS, 13 The Avenue, South Mimms MDX ADAMS Elsie M. Dau - 6 Scholar 8/233 British Guiana Wesleyan Minister ENG ADAMS Mary Head Wid 66 Private Means Demerara Self 10 Nelson St, Edinburgh MLN SCT 96/23 Demerara, Henry ADAMS, 13 The Avenue, South Mimms MDX ADAMS Mary E. Dau - 7 Scholar 8/233 British Guiana Wesleyan Minister ENG Emma MELHAM, Georgetown, ADAMSON Catherine Boarder Wid 38 Nurse Living on her own 2 Rose Cottages, Romford ESS ENG 11/103 Demerara means Josephine Harry (as AHRENS Boarder Unm 20 Commercial Clerk British Guiana D'OLIVEGIA, Living 7 Sproulston Rd, West Ham ESS ENG 74/160 Harey) on her own means Living on own Georgetown, AIRD Gertrude Head Mar 24 Self 13 St Pauls Rd, Hastings SSX ENG 18/210 means Demerara Labourer in Gas Georgetown, Richard TAGUE, 8 Lower Taff St, Merthyr Tydfil GLA ALEXANDER George Lodger Unm 20 29/133 Works Demerara General Huckster WLS Living on own British 42 Devonshire St, St Marylebone MDX ALLCARD Mary Head Wid 76 self 04/17 means Guayana ENG Self (wife Harriett ALLEN John Head Mar 43 Foreman Demerara 68 Bloomfield St, Hackney MDX ENG 17/85 ALLEN) Amelia Agnes Ambrose Demerara, 40 Adswood Lane West, Stockport CHS ALLISON Son Unm 16 - ALLISON (no 35/121 H.H. West Indies ENG occupation) August 2017 - Copyright, all rights reserved, Lisa Booth 1 1891 United Kingdom Census - Persons from British Guiana Mar- District/ Last Name First Name Relation ital Age Occupation Place of Birth Head of Household Address Status H’hold Demerara, 40 Adswood Lane West, Stockport CHS ALLISON Amelia Agnes Mother Wid 43 - Self 35/121 West Indies ENG Amelia Agnes Demerara, 40 Adswood Lane West, Stockport CHS ALLISON Caroline J. Dau Unm 21 - ALLISON (no 35/121 West Indies ENG occupation) Amelia Agnes Dressmakers Demerara, 40 Adswood Lane West, Stockport CHS ALLISON Kate M. Dau Unm 18 ALLISON (no 35/121 Apprentice West Indies ENG occupation) William ANDERSON, ANDERSON Annie Wife Mar 34 - British Guiana 72 John St, Helensburgh DNB SCT 7/101 Silk Throwster Rachel ANDERSON, Berbice, British ANDERSON Ellen G. Dau - 12 Scholar Living on her Own 1 Wellington Ter, Liscard CHS ENG 12/155 Guiana Means Rachel ANDERSON, Berbice, British ANDERSON Francis J. Son - 14 Scholar Living on her Own 1 Wellington Ter, Liscard CHS ENG 12/155 Guiana Means Clerk in General Rachel ANDERSON, Demerara, ANDERSON George E. Son Unm 20 Produce Broker's Living on her Own 1 Wellington Ter, Liscard CHS ENG 12/155 British Guiana office Means Rachel ANDERSON, Demerara, ANDERSON Rachel M. Dau Unm 18 - Living on her Own 1 Wellington Ter, Liscard CHS ENG 12/155 British Guiana Means Living on own ANDREW # Amy Head Wid 40 Demerara Self 5 Foulsen Rd, Streatham SRY ENG 05/56 means George Town, Self (wife Emily ARMSTRONG Gerton Head Mar 29 Bill Poster 22 Parker St, Westminster MDX ENG 36/136 Demeras ARMSTRONG) Living on own ARNOLD Agnes Boarder Mar 57 British Guiana - 3 Whatley Rd, Clifton GLS ENG 3/105 means August 2017 - Copyright, all rights reserved, Lisa Booth 2 1891 United Kingdom Census - Persons from British Guiana Mar- District/ Last Name First Name Relation ital Age Occupation Place of Birth Head of Household Address Status H’hold Georgetown, Louisa ARNOLD, no ARNOLD Edith H. Dau Unm 19 Governess 5 Bath St, Rugby WAR ENG 21/290 British Guiana occupation New Louisa ARNOLD, no ARNOLD Grace A. Dau Unm 17 Pupil Teacher Amsterdam, 5 Bath St, Rugby WAR ENG 21/290 occupation British Guiana Demerara, Rose Marie ARNOLD ARNOLD Henry R. Son - 10 Scholar 55 St Davids Rd, Portsea HAM ENG 41/49 British Guiana (no occupation) Demerara, Rose Marie ARNOLD ARNOLD Josephine Dau - 8 Scholar 55 St Davids Rd, Portsea HAM ENG 41/49 British Guiana (no occupation) Georgetown, ARNOLD Louisa Head Wid 47 No occupation Self 5 Bath St, Rugby WAR ENG 21/290 British Guiana Living on own ARNOLD William S. Boarder Mar 75 British Guiana - 3 Whatley Rd, Clifton GLS ENG 3/105 means ATKINS (as Joseph B. ARKINS, 19 Gt Western Rd, Paddington MDX Mary A. Wife Mar 37 - B. Guiana 25/03 ARKINS) Solicitor ENG Charles Coverdale Demarara, TANCOCK, 3457/150 ATKINSON John Scholar Unm 13 - Rossall School, Thornton LAN ENG Berbice Headmaster of Rossall p.13 School Francis John ATKINSON Nicholas D. Boarder Unm 15 Scholar British Guiana DICKSON, Rector of Rectory, Ribchester LAN ENG 05/08 Ribchester Georgetown, Francis AUSTIN, Clerk AUSTIN Alan M. Son - 8 - The Rectory, Swainswick SOM ENG 8/100 Demerara in Holy Orders AUSTIN (as Living on own Georgetown, Alice E. Lodger Wid 31 - 100 Warwick Rd, West Ham ESS ENG 67/87 ANSTON) means Demara Georgetown, Emily S. INNES, Hurst House, St Johns Rd, Watford AUSTIN Alice M. Scholar Unm 14 Scholar 1/124 Demerara Principal of School HRT ENG August 2017 - Copyright, all rights reserved, Lisa Booth 3 1891 United Kingdom Census - Persons from British Guiana Mar- District/ Last Name First Name Relation ital Age Occupation Place of Birth Head of Household Address Status H’hold Schoolmaster Christopher Surinam, Self (wife Emily J. Teynsmere, Sandford Rd, Cheltenham AUSTIN Head Mar 50 (Cheltenham 48/12 E. Dutch Guiana AUSTIN) GLS ENG College) Berbica, B. Francis AUSTIN, Clerk AUSTIN Edith Dau Unm 17 - The Rectory, Swainswick SOM ENG 8/100 Guiana in Holy Orders Harry Ward Edward Berbice, South 824/127 AUSTIN Student Unm 16 Student McKENZIE, St Nicholas College, Lancing SSX ENG Murray America p.5 Headmaster William G.G. AUSTIN, AUSTIN Ellen L.P. Dau Unm 25 - British Guiana Vicarage House, Ebrington WAR ENG 05/75 Officiating Minister Berbica, B. Francis AUSTIN, Clerk AUSTIN Francis M. Son - 9 Scholar The Rectory, Swainswick SOM ENG 8/100 Guiana in Holy Orders Mother Alice E. AUSTIN (as Wakenaam, Herbert W.D. Lodger - 7 - AUSTIN, Living on 100 Warwick Rd, West Ham ESS ENG 67/87 ANSTON) British Guiana own means Retired Civil Self (wife Jeanie 34 Shooters Hill Rd, Kidbrooke KEN AUSTIN Hugh W. Head Mar 71 British Guiana 10/60 Servant AUSTIN) ENG Living on own Self (wife Mary C. AUSTIN John G. Head Mar 77 British Guiana 1 St Aubyns Gardens, Hove SSX ENG 42745 means AUSTIN) Henrietta BARR, Living on own West Indies 62 Ladbroke Grove Rd, Kensington AUSTIN Josephine Boarder Unm 25 Proprietor of House for 37/23 means (see 1881) MDX ENG Invalids Launcelot St. William G.G. AUSTIN, AUSTIN Son Unm 19 - British Guiana Vicarage House, Ebrington GLS ENG 05/75 G.P. Officiating Minister Georgetown, Emily S. INNES, Hurst House, St Johns Rd, Watford AUSTIN Maude W. Scholar Unm 16 Scholar 1/124 Demerara Principal of School HRT ENG August 2017 - Copyright, all rights reserved, Lisa Booth 4 1891 United Kingdom Census - Persons from British Guiana Mar- District/ Last Name First Name Relation ital Age Occupation Place of Birth Head of Household Address Status H’hold Mother Alice E. AUSTIN (as Wakenaam, Richard A.H. Lodger - 9 - AUSTIN, Living on 100 Warwick Rd, West Ham ESS ENG 67/87 ANSTON) British Guiana own means Berbica, B. Francis AUSTIN, Clerk AUSTIN Rosa M. Dau Unm 14 Scholar The Rectory, Swainswick SOM ENG 8/100 Guiana in Holy Orders AUSTIN (as Living on my own Essequab, John J. STAFFORD, 11 Royal York Crescent, Clifton GLS Sarah Eliza Lodger Unm 65 1/217 AUSTEN) means British Guiana Foreman Builders ENG Berbica, B. Francis AUSTIN, Clerk AUSTIN Wallis M. Son - 12 Scholar The Rectory, Swainswick SOM ENG 8/100 Guiana in Holy Orders Berbica, B. Francis AUSTIN, Clerk AUSTIN W. Murry Son - 11 Scholar The Rectory, Swainswick SOM ENG 8/100 Guiana in Holy Orders Gover- India (see BAINE (as BANE) Beatrice Unm 24 School William LEWIS, Draper 4 Norton, Tenby PEM WLS 13/131 ness 1871) Berbice, West Thomas BANIE, BAINE (as BANIE) Catherine E. Dau Unm 22 - 32 Wesley Place, Wolstanton STF ENG 15/21 Indies Wesleyan Minister Lawrence A. Registered General Georgetown, Katherine PEARSON, BAINE (also Boarder Unm 25 Medical Wesley Terrace, Dipton DUR ENG 15/72 British Guiana Music Teacher Laurence) Practitioner Sister-in- Valentine DUKE, Fleet 14 Percy Park Rd, Tynemouth NBL BAIRD Anna E. Unm 28 - British Guiana 15/88 law Surgeon Royal Navy ENG Henry Theodore BAIRD Augustus F. Visitor Mar 68 Illegible British Guiana PERFECT Clerk in Vicarage, Stanton Drew SOM ENG 06/21 Holy Orders Self (wife Harriet BAKER Isaac Head Mar 28 Blacksmith Demerara 76 Millers Bridge, Bootle LAN ENG 15/337 BAKER) 1650/53 BALLINGTON Henry Soldier Unm 17 Boy Infantry Demerara - The Verne Citadel, Portland DST ENG p.3 August 2017 - Copyright, all rights reserved, Lisa Booth 5 1891 United Kingdom Census - Persons from British Guiana Mar- District/ Last Name First Name Relation ital Age Occupation Place of Birth Head of Household Address Status H’hold Principal of Warsley Lodge, Old Bath Rd, BAMBER Agnes Head Unm 50 South America Self 47/228 Preparatory School Cheltenham GLS ENG Dutch Island, Self (wife Elizabeth BAMBLE William Head Mar 30 Fruit Seller 14 Garrick St, Gravesend KEN ENG 15/167 Surinam BAMBLE) Frank BANFIELD, BANFIELD Margaret A. Wife Mar 32 - British Guina 24 Harold St, Camberwell SRY ENG 05/83 Journalist Living on his own Georgetown, Self (wife Phyllis 2 Warrington Crescent, Paddington BARBER George Head Mar 37 18/50 means Demerara BARBER) MDX ENG Ladys maid Frances WHITAKER, BARKE Ellen Servant Unm 32 British Guiana 167 Victoria St, Westminster MDX ENG 09/83 Domestic Solicitor Demarara, B.
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