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All that part of Bishopsteignton Civil Parish Bounded on the East by the centre of the road leading from Weir Cross tp Dawlish so far as Colway Cross on the south and south west by the centre of the road to Road Street, Condition Househol name of Number of Relation Date of of Occupatio Where d Number House rooms Name to head Age Birth Marriage Gender n Born Disibility Unoccupi 1 Ashwell ed 1 2 Ashwell 2 Samuel FossHead 77 1824 Married Male Agricultural BishopsLabourer Teignton, Devon, England 1 Jane Foss Wife 78 1823 Married Female Bishops Teignton, Devon, England 2 3 Ashwell Ephriam J WarrenHead 40 1861 Married Male Road ContractorBishops Teignton, Devon, England 2 Ann M WarrenWife 34 1867 Married Female Coffinswell, Devon, England 2 Lewis J WarrenSon 15 1886 Single Male Carter on farmKingsteignton, Devon, England 2 William G WarrenSon 13 1888 Single Male Stone breackerKingsteignton, (road) Devon, England 2 Annie L WarrenDaughter 9 1892 Female Kingsteignton, Devon, England 2 Sleina E WarrenDaughter 8 1893 Female Kingsteignton, Devon, England 2 Florence M WarrenDaughter 5 1896 Female Kingsteignton, Devon, England 2 Walter E WarrenSon 2 1899 Male Kingsteignton, Devon, England 3 4 Ashwell Richard KnightHead 41 1860 Married Male Game KeeperMuch Hadham, Hertfordshire, England 3 Emma KnightWife 42 1859 Married Female Much Hadham, Hertfordshire, England 3 Lilla Knight Daughter 14 1887 Single Female Okehampton, Devon, England 3 Sybil KnightDaughter 13 1888 Single Female Ashbury, Devon, England 3 Gladys KnightDaughter 11 1890 Single Female Ashbury, Devon, England 3 Millicent KnightDaughter 7 1894 Single Female Ashbury, Devon, England 4 5 Ashwell 4 Laura ShepperdWife 39 1862 Married Female Kingsteignton, Devon, England 4 Minna ShepperdDaughter 14 1887 Single Female Dawlish, Devon, England 4 Bertha ShepperdDaughter 13 1888 Single Female Dawlish, Devon, England 4 William ShepperdSon 10 1891 Single Male Dawlish, Devon, England 4 Richard ShepperdSon 8 1893 Single Male Bishops Teignton, Devon, England 4 Laura ShepperdDaughter 3 1898 Single Female Bishops Teignton, Devon, England 5 6 Ashwell 4 Richard GilpinHead 67 1834 Married Male Farm LabourerAshcombe, Devon, England 5 Patience GilpinWife 58 1843 Married Female Ashcombe, Devon, England 6 7 Ashwell 3 John W BeerHead 56 1845 Married Male Agricultural BishopsLabourer Teignton, Devon, England 6 Elizabeth BeerWife 57 1844 Married Female Bishops Teignton, Devon, England 6 William BeerSon 19 1882 Single Male Bishops Teignton, Devon, England 6 Bertha BeerDaughter 16 1885 Single Female Bishops Teignton, Devon, England 7 8 Ashwell 4 William MatthewsHead 41 1860 Married Male Horseman onChristow, farm Devon, England 7 Emma MatthewsWife 42 1859 Married Female Christow, Devon, England 7 Alfred MatthewsSon 15 1886 Single Male Christow, Devon, England 7 Fredrick MatthewsSon 12 1889 Single Male Christow, Devon, England 7 Walter MatthewsSon 9 1892 Single Male Christow, Devon, England 7 Beatrice MatthewsDaughter 4 1897 Single Female Trusham, Devon, England 9 Ashwell Unoccupied 8 10 Ashwell Thomas NewtonHead 38 1863 Married Male Cattleman onNot farm Known 8 Sarah J NewtonWife 41 1860 Married Female Paignton, Devon, England 8 William G NewtonSon 15 1886 Single Male Cow man onPaignton, farm Devon, England 8 Maud NewtonDaughter 12 1889 Single Female Paignton, Devon, England 8 Edith NewtonDaughter 8 1893 Single Female Paignton, Devon, England 8 Winnie NewtonDaughter 7 1894 Single Female Paignton, Devon, England 8 Robert NewtonSon 4 1897 Single Male Kingskerswell, Devon, England 8 Claud NewtonSon 3 1898 Single Male Newton, Devon, England 8 Hugh NewtonSon 3 1898 Single Male Newton, Devon, England 9 11 Ashwell John KnightHead 35 1866 Married Male Horse keeperBuckland on farm St Mary, Somerset, England 9 Ellen KnightWife 36 1865 Married Female Parkham, Devon, England 9 Alice KnightDaughter 11 1890 Single Female Parkham, Devon, England 9 Mark KnightSon 4 1897 Single Male Parkham, Devon, England 9 Daisy KnightDaughter 07-Dec 1900 Single Female Bishops Teignton, Devon, England 10 Humber John DymondHead 59 1842 Married Male Farmer Bishops Teignton, Devon, England 10 Lavina DymondWife 55 1846 Married Female Bishops Teignton, Devon, England 10 Eliza DymondDaughter 28 1873 Single Female Bishops Teignton, Devon, England 10 John DymondSon 25 1876 Single Male Farmer's SonBishops Teignton, Devon, England 10 Ellen DymondDaughter 22 1879 Single Female Bishops Teignton, Devon, England 10 Ida DymondDaughter 18 1883 Single Female Bishops Teignton, Devon, England 10 Hugh W DymondSon 16 1885 Single Male Farmer's SonBishops Teignton, Devon, England 10 Emily DymondDaughter 14 1887 Single Female Bishops Teignton, Devon, England 10 Charles HarrisServant 14 1887 Single Male Cattleman onBishops farm Teignton, Devon, England 11 1 Humber Cottage George CockramHead 24 1877 Married Male Waggoner onBishops estate Teignton, Devon, England 11 Ophelia CockramWife 23 1878 Married Female Kenton, Devon, England 12 2 Humber Cottage Arthur CockramHead 28 1873 Married Male Carpenter andBishops Joiner Teignton, Devon, England 12 Emily CockramWife 24 1877 Married Female Long Hope, Gloucestershire, England 12 William CockramSon 3 1898 Single Male Bishops Teignton, Devon, England 12 Caroline CockramDaughter 06-Dec 1900 Single Female Bishops Teignton, Devon, England 13 3 Humber Cottage Lewis CockramHead 35 1866 Married Male Carpenter Bishops Teignton, Devon, England 13 Charlotte E CockramWife 31 1870 Married Female Bishops Teignton, Devon, England 13 Gertrude M DaughterCockram 7 1894 Single Female Bishops Teignton, Devon, England 13 Lewis F CockramSon 5 1896 Single Male Bishops Teignton, Devon, England 13 Lilian CockramDaughter 3 1898 Single Female Bishops Teignton, Devon, England 14 Higher Humber William BradridgeHead 56 1845 Married Male Farmer Stoke Fleming, Devon, England 14 Elizabeth BradridgeWife 43 1858 Married Female Doddiscombsleigh, Devon, England 14 William S BradridgeSon 12 1889 Single Male Farmer's SonSouth Brent, Devon, England 14 Norman B BradridgeSon 9 1892 Single Male Farmer's SonSouth Brent, Devon, England 14 Caroline M BradridgeSister 50 1851 Single Female Living on ownAshton, means Devon, England 14 Kate T HowardAssistant 42 1859 Single Female HousekeeperBristol, Gloucestershire, England 14 Laura GilbertAssistant 20 1881 Single Female Domestic servantHolsworthy, Devon, England 14 George HarrisServant 29 1872 Single Male Farm LabourerChittlehampton, Devon, England 14 James StephensServant 16 1885 Single Male Carter on farmBishops Teignton, Devon, England 15 1 Humber Cotttage4 Stephen WitheridgeHead 25 1876 Married Male Yardman onSouth farm Molton, Devon, England 15 Emma WitheridgeWife 27 1874 Married Female Luton, Devon, England 15 Stephen H WitheridgeSon 2 1899 Single Male Luton, Devon, England 15 Henry HowardBoarder 24 1877 Single Male Horseman onLuton, farm Devon, England 16 2 Humber Cottage4 Charles HowardHead 74 1827 Married Male Agricultural Kingsteignton,Labourer Devon, England 16 Ann HowardWife 67 1834 Married Female Luton, Devon, England 16 James H RobbageGrandson 4 1897 Single Male Kingsteignton, Devon, England 17 Avenue Lodge Frances TemplerHead 67 1834 Widow Female Living on ownBarleythorpe, means Leicestershire, England 17 Anne G TemplerDaughter 37 1864 Single Female Living on ownBishops means Teignton, Devon, England 17 Charlotte WarrenServant 71 1830 Widow Female Domestic servantBishops Teignton, Devon, England Magistrate retired Captain Highland and 18 Lindridge House George E TemplerHead 45 1856 Married Male Infantry Bishops Teignton, Devon, England 18 Frances M TemplerWife 33 1868 Married Female Southolt Hampshire 18 Joan TemplerDaughter 5 1896 Single Female Bishops Teignton, Devon, England 18 Doris TemplerDaughter 3 1899 Single Female Bishops Teignton, Devon, England 18 William R HallBrother-in-law 30 1871 Married Male CommanderSalesbury, Royal Navy Wiltshire, England 18 Edith W HallVisitor 31 1870 Married Female Aldershot, Hampshire, England 18 Ida A OldfieldVisitor 30 1871 Single Female Living on ownShingham, means Norfolk, England 18 Isabella McRaeServant 55 1846 Single Female Cook Beanly St, Ross and Cromarty, Scotland 18 Alice M OliverServant 31 1870 Single Female Parlour maidBauston, Herefordshire, England 18 Ethel E EvansServant 24 1877 Single Female Nurse Sidmouth, Devon, England 18 Fanny Eade Servant 26 1875 Single Female Nurse Midhurst, Sussex, England 18 Elizabeth WilcoxServant 31 1870 Single Female Housemaid Leabaily, Herefordshire, England 18 Edith M ChestonServant 17 1884 Single Female Housemaid Bishops Teignton, Devon, England 18 Lucy A LucasServant 17 1884 Single Female Nurse Newport, Monmouthshire, Wales 18 Louise FinchServant 17 1884 Single Female Kitchen maidNorth Tawton, Devon, England 18 Arthur DixeyServant 17 1884 Single Male Footman Pebmarsh, Essex, England 18 John A Hall Nephew 3 1898 Single Male Sheerness, Kent, England 18 George C BerryServant 23 1878 Single Male Coachman Bishops Teignton, Devon, England 18 Joseph HenleyServant 16 1885 Single Male Groom Bishops Teignton, Devon, England 19 Luton Cross 4 George RiceHead 50 1851 Married Male Agricultural Chagford,Labourer Devon, England 19 Ann Rice Wife 40 1861 Married Female Cornwall, England 19 Joseph RiceSon 26 1875 Married Male Soldier Bishops Teignton, Devon, England 19 Mary I Rice Daughter-in-law 25 1876 Married Female Cornwall, England 20 1 Luton 4 James H QuantickHead 36 1865 Married Male Horseman onIdeford, farm Devon, England 20 Elizabeth QuantickWife 35 1866 Married Female Woodland, Devon, England 20 Florence A QuantickDaughter
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