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The Finnimore Files the 1881 Census for England and Wales Devonshire The Finnimore Files The 1881 census for England and Wales Devonshire Last updated Tuesday, August 16, 2011 Total number of people – 143 Most common spelling – Finnemore Axminster GODDARD, Samuel, Head, Md, 31, Cabinet Maker, Axminster, Devon GODDARD, Charlotte, Wife, Md, 29, Dress Maker, Axminster, Devon GODDARD, Lilian, Daughter, Unm, 6, Scholar, Marylebone, Middlesex GODDARD, John G, Son, Unm, 4, Scholar, Westminster, Middlesex GODDARD, Charles H, Son, Unm, 2, Battersea Surrey FINNEMORE, Mary, Lodger, W, 71, Annuitant (Widow of V S), Axminster, Devon SEWARD, Elizabeth, Lodger, W, 83, Annuitant (Widow of V S), Deaf, Marshalsea, Dorset Address: Market Place, Axminster _____________________________ Barnstaple – Bratton Fleming WODEHOUSE, Philip J, Head, Md, 44, Rector of Bratton Fleming M A Cambridge Malvern, Worcestershire WODEHOUSE, Marion B, Wife, Md, 28, Bp Auckland, Durham WODEHOUSE, Helen M, Daughter, Unm, 0, Bratton Fleming (Barnstaple), Devon DAVY, Dorcas, Servant, Unm, 25, Parlor & House Maid (Domestic), Littleham, Devon FINNAMORE, Mary A, Servant, Unm, 24, Cook (Domestic), Little Torrington, Devon MOLE, Caroline, Servant, Unm, 17, House Maid (Domestic), Bratton Fleming, Devon CHUGG, Emma, Servant, Unm, 29, Nurse (Domestic), Heanton Punchardon, Devon MORTON, Frederic W, Pupil, Unm, 17, Student of Classics & Mathematics, Kidderminster, Worcestershire BLAKENEY, William P, Pupil, Unm, 25, Undergraduate Caius Coll, London, London, Middlesex Address: Parsonage, Bratton Fleming _____________________________ Bideford - Monkleigh FINNAMORE, John, Head, Md, 54, Labourer, Langtree, Devon FINNAMORE, Mary, Wife, Md, 49, West Putford, Devon FINNAMORE, John, Son, Unm, 26, Labourer, Little Torrington, Devon FINNAMORE, Caroline, Daughter, Unm, 14, Alverdiscott, Devon Address: Lower Redd Cottage, Monkleigh _____________________________ Bideford - Landcross FARRINGTON, Edward Holmes, Head, Md, 68, Rector of Landcross, Scotland FARRINGTON, Sophia Elizabeth, Wife, Md, 57, Alphington, Devon FARRINGTON, Ellen, Daughter, Unm, 24, Landcross, Devon FARRINGTON, Mary Elizabeth, Daughter, Unm, 20, Landcross, Devon FINNAMORE, Grace, Servant, Unm, 24, Cook Domestic Servant, Little Torrington, Devon ROWLAND, Charity, Servant, Unm, 25, Housemaid Domestic Servant, Thornbury, Devon WALTER, Julia, Servant, Unm, 19, Housemaid Domestic Servant, Bradworthy, Devon ELLIS, George, Servant, Unm, 16, General Servant, Wales Address: The Parsonage, Landcross _____________________________ Crediton POPE, William, Head, Md, 29, Solicitor Deputy Registrar County Court Crediton B.A.Oxford, Crediton, Devon POPE, Fanny, Wife, Md, 28, Nelson, New Zealand POPE, Seymour F, Son, Unm, 1, Crediton, Devon FINNEMORE, Anna E, Servant, Unm, 35, Cook Domestic Serv, Upottery, Devon POPE, Mary A, Servant, Unm, 22, Nurse Domestic Serv, Hatherleigh, Devon HEAD, Elizabeth, Servant, Unm, 18, General Serv, Bow, Devon Address: Okefield, Crediton _____________________________ Crediton - Colebrooke FINNIMORE, John Silke, Lodger Head, Md, 60, Out of employ, Rockbear, Devon Address: Coleford, Colebrooke _____________________________ East Stonehouse FINEMORE, Saml, Patient, Unm, 20, Private R Marines, North Petherwin, Cornwall (and many others) Address: Royal Naval Hospital, East Stonehouse, Plymouth _____________________________ East Stonehouse HUNT, Thomas R, Head, Md, 46, Lieu Colonel Retired List, Dublin, Ireland HUNT, Elizabeth, Wife, Md, 36, Limerick, Ireland HUNT, Edith, Daughter, Unm, 14, Canada HUNT, Kathleen, Daughter, Unm, 13, Canada HUNT, Elizabeth, Daughter, Unm, 11, Ireland HUNT, Thomas A, Son, Unm, 5, Ireland HUNT, Gwendoline, Daughter, Unm, 3, Ireland HUNT, Cecil, Son, Unm, 2, Ireland HUNT, Rochfont, Son, Unm, 0, Plymouth, Devon WRIGHT, Annie, Governess, Unm, 26, Governess, Gibraltar HARRIS, Sarah, Servant, Unm, 19, Cook Dom Serv, Portsmouth, Hampshire FINNEMORE, Luch, Servant, Unm, 17, Nurse Serv, Plymouth, Devon COX, Elizabeth, Servant, Unm, 25, Housemaid Serv, Bodmin, Cornwall Address: 75, Durnford St, East Stonehouse _____________________________ Exeter St - Mary Major LOCKYEAR, John, Head, Md, 45, Genl Labr, Bristol, Devon LOCKYEAR, Fanny, Wife, Md, 39, Charwoman, N K, Hampshire FINNIMORE, Sarah A, Step Daughter, Unm, 16, Booksawer (Binder), Collumpton, Devon FINNIMORE, George, Step Son, Unm, 6, Scholar, Exeter, Devon Address: 45, Coombe St, Exeter St Mary Major _____________________________ Exeter - St Mary Major JERRED, William, Head, Md, 31, Gen Lab, Exeter, Devon JERRED, Ellen, Wife, Md, 31, Charwoman, Exeter, Devon JERRED, Emma, Daughter, Unm, 11, Scholar, Exeter, Devon JERRED, Ellen, Daughter, Unm, 9, Scholar, Exeter, Devon JERRED, Fanny, Daughter, Unm, 6, Scholar, Darwin, Lancashire JERRED, Alice, Daughter, Unm, 3, Scholar, Exeter, Devon FINNEMORE, Elizabeth, Lodger, Md, 69, Straw Bonnet Maker, Ashburton, Devon Address: 16, Preston St, Exeter St Mary Major _____________________________ Exeter St Sidwell BURGESS, William, Head, Md, 36, Gardener, Crediton, Devon BURGESS, Fagatha, Wife, Md, 34, Cheriton Bishop, Devon FINNAMORE, Jane, Servant, Unm, 14, Domestic General, Exeter, Devon ANSLOW, Frances, Lodger, Unm, 59, Independant Address: 13, Eaton Place, Exeter St Sidwell _____________________________ Honiton - Upottery FINNEMORE, Francis, Head, Md, 70, Farrier, Holcombe Rogus, Somerset FINNEMORE, Elizth, Wife, Md, 34, Yarcombe, Devon FINNEMORE, Richard, Son, Unm, 27, Mason, Upottery, Devon FINNEMORE, John, Son, Unm, 25, Carptr, Upottery, Devon SHIRE, Robt, Step Son, Unm, 14, Shephards Boy, Upottery, Devon FINNEMORE, Annie, Daughter, Unm, 11, Scholar, Upottery, Devon FINNEMORE, Jessie, Daughter, Unm, 10, Scholar, Upottery, Devon FINNEMORE, Harry, Son, Unm, 8, Scholar, Upottery, Devon FINNEMORE, Francis, Son, Unm, 6, Scholar, Upottery, Devon FINNEMORE, Herbert, Son, Unm, 3, Upottery, Devon FINNEMORE, Arthur W, Son, Unm, 1, Upottery, Devon Address: Upottery _____________________________ Kingsbridge - Malborough FINNEMORE, Edward, Head, Md, 63, Retired Master Mariner, Plymouth, Devon FINNEMORE, Susan, Wife, Md, 63, Salcombe, Devon FINNEMORE, Mary Ann, Daughter, Unm, 37, Blind, Salcombe, Devon Address: Orestone, Malborough, Kingsbridge _____________________________ Plymouth Charles FINIMORE, Jane, Wife Head, Md, 55, Mariners Wife, Oreston, Devon FINIMORE, William H, Son, Unm, 30, Mariner(Ms), Plymstock, Devon Address: 19, Laira Street, Plymouth Charles _____________________________ Plymouth – St Andrew FINEMORE, Mary, Head, Md, 70, Gardeners Wife, Meavy, Devon KNIGHT, Emma M, Daughter, Unm, 26, Dressmaker, Egg Buckland, Devon Address: 18, Oxford Place, Plymouth St Andrew _____________________________ Plymouth - St Andrew HERRON, Frederick, Head, Md, 62, Chemist (Employing 1 Assist.), Stoke Damerel, Devon HERRON, Mary, Wife, Md, 63, Plymouth, Devon HERRON, Grace, Daughter, Unm, 33, Ashburton, Devon HICKS, Alfred, Assistant, Unm, 20, Shopman, Liskeard, Cornwall FINNEMORE, Jessie, Servant, Unm, 19, Domestic Servant, Tamerton, Devon Address: 4, East St, Plymouth St Andrew _____________________________ Plymouth St Andrew FINNIMORE, Mary J, Head, W, 45, Dress Maker, Plymouth, Devon HUGHES, Mary Jane, Daughter, Unm, 23, Machinist To Shirt Making, Plymouth, Devon HUGHES, James, Son, Unm, 14, Plumber Apprentice, Plymouth, Devon HUGHES, Thomas S, Son, Unm, 8, Scholar, Plymouth, Devon Address: 7, Buckwell St, Plymouth St Andrew _____________________________ Plymouth St Andrew FINNEMORE, George, Head, Md, 28, Wall Mason, Larmerton, Cornwall FINNEMORE, Selina, Wife, Md, 31, Plymouth, Devon FINNEMORE, Emily, Daughter, Unm, 2, Torquay, Devon FINNEMORE, Edgar, Son, Unm, 1, Larmerton, Cornwall Address: 44, Harwell Street, Plymouth St Andrew _____________________________ Plymouth - St Andrew DUSTON, John, Head, Md, 75, Pensioner Hm Dockyard, Quethiock, Cornwall DUSTON, Mary A, Wife, Md, 29, Dressmaker, Plymouth, Devon FINNEMORE, Richard, Lodger Head, Widr, 60, Civil Pensioner, St Germans, Cornwall Address: 1, Wolsdon Place, Plymouth St Andrew _____________________________ Plympton St Mary – Egg Buckland FINEMORE, Elizabeth, Head, W, 69, Laundress, Black Dower, Dorset Address: House, Egg-Buckland _____________________________ Plympton St Mary - Pennycross FINNEMORE, William, Head, Md, 29, Coachman (D), Tamerton Foliot, Devon FINNEMORE, Charlotte, Wife, Md, 27, Blandford, Dorset FINNEMORE, Jane E, Daughter, Unm, 3, Pennycross, Devon FINNEMORE, Charlotte, Daughter, Unm, 2, Pennycross, Devon Address: Mutley Cottage, Pennycross (Plympton St Mary) _____________________________ Plympton St Mary - Plympton St Mary FINNEMORE, William, Head, Md, 26, Blacksmith, North Petherwin, Devon FINNEMORE, Mary A, Wife, Md, 25, Crediton, Devon Address: Colebrook, Plympton St Mary _____________________________ Plympton St Mary - St Budeaux FINEMORE, Richard G, Head, Md, 43, Naval Pensioner, Plymouth, Devon FINEMORE, Mary E, Wife, Md, 34, Plymouth, Devon Address: Manadon Terrace, St Budeaux _____________________________ Plympton St Mary - St Budeaux FINNAMORE, Jane, Head, W, 38, Laundress, Exeter, Devon FINNAMORE, Henry E, Son, Unm, 12, Scholar, St Budeaux, Devon FINNAMORE, Joseph, Son, Unm, 10, Scholar, St Budeaux, Devon FINNAMORE, George P, Son, Unm, 8, Scholar, St Budeaux, Devon FINNAMORE, Florence, Daughter, Unm, 6, Scholar, St Budeaux, Devon FINNAMORE, William, Son, Unm, 4, Scholar, St Budeaux, Devon FINNAMORE, James, Son, Unm, 2, Scholar, St Budeaux, Devon Address: Honicknowle, St Budeaux _____________________________ St Thomas - Alphington FINNIMORE, George, Head, Md, 34, Domestic Gardener, Whitstone,
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