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Chirton - Census 1851 Chirton - Census 1851 HO107/1839 SCHEDULE Surname FORENAMES RELATIONSHIP C0NDITION SEX AGE YEAR OCCUPATION PLACE OF BIRTH ABODE NOTES FOLIO BORN ED5 38 1 North Richard Head M m 39 1812 Ag Lab Chirton Chirton North Jane Wife M f 34 1817 Chirton North Sarah Dau f 13 1838 Chirton North James Son m 3 1848 Chirton North Ann Niece f 7 1844 Chirton 2 Perry Isaac Head M m 43 1808 Ag Lab Chirton Chirton Perry Mary Wife M f 39 1812 Chirton Perry Elizabeth Dau f 16 1835 Chirton Perry William Son m 10 1841 Scholar Chirton Perry Sarah Ann Dau f 4 1847 Scholar Chirton 3 Knight Richard Head M m 40 1811 Ag Lab Chirton Chirton Knight Martha Wife M f 46 1805 Chirton Knight John Brothr U m 35 1816 Chirton 4 Clemence Ann Head W f 52 1799 Pauper / Ag Lab Chirton Chirton Clemence Thomas Son U m 24 1827 Chirton Clemence Jane Dau U f 22 1829 Chirton Clemence Sarah Dau U f 19 1832 Chirton Clemence James Son U m 17 1834 Chirton 39 5 Patrick Sarah Head W f 32 1819 Pauper / Ag Lab Urchfont Chirton Patrick Joseph Son U m 25 1826 Chirton Patrick Louisa Dau U f 21 1830 Chirton Patrick Israel Son U m 18 1833 Chirton Patrick Hezekiah Son U m 15 1836 Chirton Patrick Jemimah Dau f 9 1842 Scholar Chirton 6 Bore George Head M m 32 1851 Pauper / Ag Lab Chirton Chirton Bore Ann Wife M f 31 1820 Chirton Bore William Son m 8 1843 Scholar Chirton Bore Frederick Son m 4 1847 Chirton Bore Henry Son m 1 1850 Chirton 7 Kettlewell John Head W m 64 1787 Land Proprietor Not known Chirton Kettlewell George Son U m 26 1825 Tailor 8 Witchell George Head M m 37 1814 Blacksmith Wedhampton Chirton Witchell Elizabeth Wife M f 33 1851 Eastcott Witchell Edward Son m 4 1847 Chirton Swanbrough William Servnt U m 19 1832 Blacksmith All Cannings Weston William Lodger U m 29 1822 Ag Lab Etchelhampton 39 9 Box Richard Head M m 51 1800 Farmer of 9 acres Chirton Chirton Box Sarah Wife M f 70 1781 Chirton © Wilts OPC / John Pope / 2013 Chirton - Census 1851 10 Hampshire Stephen Head M m 43 1808 Conock Chirton Hampshire Martha Wife M f 42 1809 Ag Lab Upavon Hampshire Ellen Dau U f 13 1838 Chirton Hampshire Elizabeth Dau f 9 1842 Scholar Chirton Hampshire James Son m 4 1847 Scholar Chirton Hampshire Thomas Son m 2m 1851 Chirton 11 Wiltshire William Head M m 35 1816 Ag Lab Chirton Chirton Wiltshire Elizabeth Wife M f 30 1821 Calne Wiltshire Selina Dau f 12 1839 Chirton Wiltshire Oliver Son m 11 1840 Chirton Wiltshire James Son m 9 1842 Chirton Wiltshire Rose Dau f 7 1844 Chirton Wiltshire Charles Son m 4 1850 Chirton Wiltshire Jane Dau f 2 1849 Chirton Wiltshire Martha Dau f 9m 1850 Chirton 40 12 Weeks James Head M m 38 1813 Farmer of 215ac em 6 lab 2 bys Lacock Chirton Weeks Mary Wife M f 31 1820 Steeple Ashton Weeks Sarah Dau f 7 1844 Potterne Weeks Jane Eliza Dau f 4 1847 Chirton Neate Jane Servnt U f 17 1834 General Servant Bishops Cannings 13 Howell John Head M m 46 1805 Brewer (Master) Compton Bassett Chirton Howell Eliza Wife M f 43 1808 Chirton Howell Mary Jane Dau U f 18 1833 Chirton Howell Thomas Son m 16 1835 Chirton Howell John Son m 14 1837 Chirton Howell Sarah Dau f 8 1843 Chirton Howell James Son m 5 1846 Chirton Howell Eliza Dau f 1 1850 Chirton Davis Richard Uncle U m 64 1787 Chirton 14 Wells William Head W m 73 1778 Land Proprietor Chirton Chirton Wells Eliza Dau U f 42 1809 Patney 15 Wells Edmund Head M m 36 1815 Farmer & Machine Master Patney Chirton Wells Susanna Wife M f 28 1823 Rowde Wells George Son m 2 1849 Chirton Wells Mary Dau f 1 1850 Chirton 40 16 Wells William Head M m 39 1812 Farmer of 18 acres emp 1 lab Patney Chirton Wells Mary Wife M f 40 1811 Bromham Wells John Son m 14 1837 Patney Wells Henry Son m 11 1840 Patney Wells Alfred Son m 10 1841 Patney Wells Edward Son m 8 1843 Patney © Wilts OPC / John Pope / 2013 Chirton - Census 1851 Wells Ellen Dau f 6 1845 Patney Wells William Son m 5 1846 Patney 17 Box Thomas Head M m 56 1795 Ag Lab Conock Chirton Box Elizabeth Wife M f 59 1792 Chirton Box Maria Dau U f 28 1823 Chirton Box Ann Grndau f 8 1843 Chirton Box George Grnson m 2 1849 Chirton Box Mary Grndau f 8m 1850 Chirton Box Elizabeth Dau U f 23 1828 Chirton Box William Son U m 19 1832 Chirton Dunford Ann Dau M f 29 1822 Chirton Dunford Charles Grnson m 4 1847 Chirton Dunford George William Grnson m 9m 1850 Chirton 41 18 Zebedee James Head M m 50 1801 Ag Lab Chirton Chirton Zebedee Sarah Wife M f 47 1804 Wedhampton Zebedee William Son U m 24 1827 Ag Lab Chirton Zebedee John Son U m 23 1828 Ag Lab Chirton Zebedee Thomas Son U m 21 1830 Ag Lab Chirton Zebedee James Son U m 18 1833 Chirton Zebedee Elizabeth Dau f 15 1836 Chirton Zebedee George Son m 13 1850 Chirton Zebedee Sarah Ann Dau f 11 1840 Chirton Zebedee Joseph Son m 9m 1850 Chirton 19 Lye Henry Head M m 30 1821 Ag Lab Chirton Chirton Lye Ann Wife M f 34 1817 Bishops Cannings Lye Charles Minty Son m 9 1842 Bishops Cannings Lye Rose Dau f 4 1847 Chirton Lye Eliza Dau f 2 1849 Chirton 20 Ferris Ann Head W f 60 1791 Pauper / Ag Lab Wellow Chirton Ferris Job Son U m 15 1836 Chirton North William Lodger W m 46 1805 Waggoner Chirton North Thomas Lodger m 12 1839 Shepherd Chirton North John Lodger m 10 1841 Shepherd Chirton 41 21 Hillier Elizabeth Head W f 68 1783 Pauper / Ag Lab Chirton Chirton Hillier James Son U m 26 1825 Ag Lab Chirton Hillier Ann Dau U f 19 1832 Chirton Hillier William Son M m 40 1811 Ag Lab Chirton Hillier Mary Daulaw M f 39 1812 Wedhampton Hillier Sarah Grndau f 20 1831 Chirton Hillier Martha Grndau f 12 1839 Chirton Hillier Elizabeth Grndau f 9 1842 Scholar Chirton © Wilts OPC / John Pope / 2013 Chirton - Census 1851 Hillier Ann Grndau f 6 1845 Scholar Chirton Hillier Eliza Grndau f 1 1850 Chirton Libby William Lodger U m 50 1801 Ag Lab Not known 22 Stone John Head M m 53 1798 Ag Lab Wilsford Chirton Stone Mary Wife M f 54 1797 Russell Stone Charles Son U m 19 1832 Ag Lab Chirton Stone George Son m 14 1837 Chirton Stone Robert Son m 8 1843 Chirton 42 23 Lye Elizabeth Head W f 53 1798 Ag Lab Chirton Chirton Lye Joseph Son U m 22 1829 Groom Chirton Lye Tom Son U m 17 1834 Ag Lab Chirton Lye James Son m 15 1836 Chirton Lye John Son m 12 1839 Chirton 24 Maslen William Head M m 37 1814 Ag Lab Chirton Chirton Maslen Sarah Wife M f 36 1815 Chirton Maslen Elizabeth Dau f 14 1837 Chirton Maslen Charles Son m 11 1840 Chirton Maslen Ann Dau f 8 1843 Scholar Chirton Maslen Ellen Dau f 3 1848 Chirton Maslen John Son m 1 1850 Chirton Offer Mary Lodger U f 73 1778 Pauper / Ag Lab Hungerford 25 North John Head M m 50 1801 Ag Lab Wedhampton Chirton North Eliza Wife M f 45 1806 Wedhampton North Thomas Son U m 26 1825 Ag Lab Chirton 26 Lye Charles Head M m 39 1812 Groom Chirton Chirton Lye Anne Wife M f 45 1806 Wedhampton 42 27 Hampshire John Head M m 51 1800 Ag Lab Conock Chirton Hampshire Sarah Wife M f 53 1798 Patney Hampshire Thomas Son U m 26 1825 Ag Lab Conock Hampshire Sarah Dau U f 19 1832 Ag Lab Chirton Hampshire Eliza Dau f 13 1838 Chirton Hampshire George Son m 4 1847 Chirton 28 Mills Timothy Head M m 31 1820 Grocer Purton Stoke Chirton Mills Elizabeth Wife M f 44 1807 Tilehurst 29 Cleather George P Head M m 52 1799 Curate Stoke Danmerel Chirton Cleather Frances Wife M f 51 1800 Ottery St Mary Cleather Frances Susan Dau U f 24 1827 Urchfont Cleather Henry Son U m 18 1833 Chirton Locke Wadham F Visitr m 13 1838 Pupil Pew Hill nr Chipphm Reed Frances J B Visitr m 13 1838 Pupil East Indies Harriott George R Visitr m 11 1840 Pupil Twickenham © Wilts OPC / John Pope / 2013 Chirton - Census 1851 Marker John Visitr m 11 1840 Pupil Gittishan Beaden Henry S Visitr m 10 1841 Pupil East Indies Barwell Charles H A Visitr m 10 1841 Pupil East Indies Leettrell Reginald Visitr m 11 1840 Pupil Kilve Court N Bris pob? Wilson Robert J Visitr m 10 1841 Pupil Worthing 43 Deverell John C Visitr m 10 1841 Pupil Deerbrook Chirton Grove William C Visitr m 10 1841 Pupil Clifton Wilkinson John Visitr m 9 1842 Pupil Little Cheverell Kerr Francis E Visitr m 10 1841 Pupil Dittisham Trevilian John R Visitr m 9 1842 Pupil East Hundred Zebedee Mary Servnt f 26 1825 General Servant Chirton Hale Ann Servnt f 36 1815 General Servant Sandford Brett Witt Eliza Servnt f 56 1795 General Servant Rockbourn 30 Romain John Head M m 37 1814 Ag Lab Chirton Chirton Romain Ann Wife M f 36 1815 Marden Romain Maria Dau U f 15 1836 Ag Lab Chirton Romain Elizabeth Dau f 10 1841 Chirton Romain Martha Dau f 12 1839 Chirton Romain Hannah Dau f 8 1843 Chirton Romain William Son m 5 1846 Chirton Romain Sarah Dau f 2 1849 Chirton Romain Elizabeth Mother W f 70 1781 Pauper (Ag Lab) Chirton 43 31 Knight William Head M m 48 1803 Ag Lab Marden Chirton Knight Mary Wife M f 50 1801 Ag Lab Chirton Knight Jacob Son U m 19 1832 Ag Lab Chirton Knight Susanna Dau U f 16 1835 Ag Lab Chirton Knight William Son m 14 1837 Ag Lab Chirton Knight John Son m 10 1841 Ag Lab Chirton 32 Gilbert John Head M m 40 1811 Ag Lab Chirton Chirton Gilbert Ann Wife M f 40 1811 Ag Lab Marden Gilbert Sarah Ann Dau U f 20 1831 Ag Lab Marden Gilbert William Son U m 14 1837 Ag Lab Chirton Gilbert George Son m 13 1838 Chirton Gilbert James Son m 9 1842 Chirton Gilbert Mary Dau f 6 1845 Chirton Gilbert Eliza Dau f 3 1848 Chirton Gilbert Maria Dau f 1 1850 Chirton Gilbert Richard Father W m 72 1779 Pauper (Ag Lab) Chirton 33 Stone William Head M m 27 1824 Ag Lab Chirton Chirton Stone Susan Wife M f 30 1821 Chitterne Stone Frederick Son m 3 1848 Chirton © Wilts OPC / John Pope / 2013 Chirton - Census 1851 Stone Martha Dau f 8m 1850 Chirton 44 34 Hampshire Robert Head M m 24 1827 Ag Lab Chirton Chirton Hampshire Mary Wife M f 22 1829 Chirton Hampshire Jane Dau f 2 1849 Chirton 35 Drew
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