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Note: An “x” in a box next to the person’s profession etc. means “employer” in column 1, “employed” in column 2, and “neither” in column 3. Relationship to Marital Age Where born No. Address Name and surname Rank, profession or occupation head of family status M F 1 2 3 County Parish 1 The Paddock William Whittall Head M 34 Farm labourer x Shropshire Norbury Martha Whittall Wife M 40 Shropshire All Stretton Flora Whittall Daughter 4 Shropshire Church Stretton Rose Whittall Daughter 2 Shropshire Church Stretton 2 The Paddock Samuel Williams Head S 46 Farm labourer x Shropshire Church Stretton Mary Williams Sister S 42 Shropshire Church Stretton Nellie Whittall Niece 8 Scholar Shropshire Church Stretton Edith Whittall Niece 6 Scholar Shropshire Church Stretton 3 Mount Pleasant John Beamond Head Widr 66 Farm labourer x Shropshire Church Stretton 4 Inwood Thomas H Edwards Head M 40 Farmer and carpenter x Shropshire Church Stretton Mary Ann Edwards Wife M 32 Shropshire Church Stretton Thomas A Edwards Son 9 Scholar Shropshire Church Stretton Riou F Edwards Son 7 Scholar Shropshire Church Stretton Bertha S Edwards Daughter 4 Shropshire Church Stretton Edward J Davies Serv 16 Farm servant x Shropshire Church Stretton 5 Inwood Thomas Gwilliam Head Widr 79 Farmer x Shropshire Church Stretton Thomas Humphreys Nephew M 46 Cooper x Shropshire Bishops Castle Jane Humphreys Niece M 39 Housekeeper Shropshire Church Stretton 6 Bagbatch Lane Richard Burgess Head S 53 Labourer and farmer x Shropshire Church Stretton John Burgess Brother M 42 Labourer and farmer x Shropshire Church Stretton Ann Burgess Wife M 36 Staffordshire Tettenhall 7 Mill Lane John G Dyke Head M 54 Road surveyor Radnorshire Llanfihangel Rhydithon Elizabeth Dyke Wife M 46 Radnorshire Pillith John H Jones Son 16 Grocer's assistant x Herefordshire Kington Hannah Dyke Daughter 13 Scholar Shropshire Acton Scott David O Dyke Son 11 Scholar Shropshire Acton Scott Ann Dyke Daughter 9 Scholar Shropshire Acton Scott Rhos A Dyke Son 6 Scholar Shropshire Church Stretton Mary G Dyke Daughter 4 Shropshire Church Stretton 8 Inwood William Preen Head M 65 Builder x Shropshire Cardington Elizabeth Preen Wife M 60 Shropshire Wroxeter Alfred G Preen Son S 22 Mason x Shropshire Berrington Albert H Shotton Grandson 6 Shropshire Church Stretton 9 Dudgeley John T Robinson Head M 35 Farmer x Shropshire Church Stretton Sarah Robinson Wife M 35 Shropshire Rushbury George H Robinson Son 12 Scholar Shropshire Church Stretton Fredrick W Robinson Son 10 Scholar Shropshire Church Stretton Nellie Robinson Daughter 9 Scholar Shropshire Church Stretton Herbert T Robinson Son 6 Scholar Shropshire Church Stretton Percy Robinson Son 4 Shropshire Church Stretton Relationship to Marital Age Where born No. Address Name and surname Rank, profession or occupation head of family status M F 1 2 3 County Parish John Robinson Son 3 Shropshire Church Stretton Colin Robinson Son 1 Shropshire Church Stretton Clara E Street Serv S 27 General Servant Shropshire Madeley William Lewis Serv S 15 Farm Servant Shropshire Church Stretton 10 Pennsylvania Sarah Ruff Head S 33 Living on own means Shropshire Hopesay 11 Pennsylvania Thomas Davies Head M 77 Farmer Monmouthshire Monmouth Mary Ann Davies Wife M 60 Shropshire Pentre Rhoda Corns Serv S 15 Shropshire Wistanstow 12 Pennsylvania Samuel Griffiths Head Widr 69 Retired Farmer Shropshire Hopesay 13 Pennsylvania John Ruff Head M 76 Annuitant Shropshire Hopesay Jane Ruff Wife M 74 Shropshire Hopesay 14 Brook House Richard Hotchkiss Head M 57 Farmer x Shropshire Diddlebury Letitia Hotchkiss Wife M 55 Shropshire Church Stretton Richard E Hotchkiss Son 13 Shropshire Church Stretton James Hotchkiss Son 11 Scholar Shropshire Bicton Heath Phoebe Morris Daughter S 22 Shropshire Church Stretton 15 Hollybush Hall William Price Head M 40 Railway labourer x Shropshire Church Stretton Ann Price Wife M 37 Shropshire Church Stretton Rose H Price Daughter 12 Scholar Shropshire Church Stretton Ellen M Price Daughter 10 Scholar Shropshire Church Stretton John Price Son 8 Scholar Shropshire Church Stretton Emma Price Daughter 6 Scholar Shropshire Church Stretton William E Price Son 1 Shropshire Church Stretton 16 Hollybush Hall Richard Easthope Head S 44 Platelayer x Shropshire Longnor Mary Easthope Mother Wid 75 Shropshire Dorrington 17 Lower Wood Thomas Painter Head M 65 Farmer x Shropshire Church Stretton Mary Painter Wife M 75 Shropshire Church Stretton 18 Lower Wood Arthur Evans Head M 22 Farm labourer x Shropshire Clun Sarah Evans Wife M 37 Shropshire Church Stretton William A Evans Son 1Mo Shropshire Clun 19 Lower Wood William Langford Head M 66 Farmer x Shropshire Church Stretton Jane Langford Wife M 55 Shropshire Church Stretton 20 Lower Wood William Jones Head M 32 Farmer x Shropshire Frodesley Elizabeth Jones Wife M 29 Shropshire Cardington Violet H Jones Daughter 6 Shropshire Church Stretton Mary Jones Daughter 5 Shropshire Church Stretton William G Jones Son 3 Shropshire Church Stretton John E Jones Son 3Mo Shropshire Church Stretton Thomas Hewlett Plant Boarder 10Mo Shropshire Church Stretton Alice Rewnals Serv 14 General servant Shropshire Church Stretton 21 Lower Wood Cottage Mary Taylor Head S 64 Living on own means Shropshire Astley Abbotts Mary A Edwards Sister Wid 70 Living on own means Shropshire Worfield Relationship to Marital Age Where born No. Address Name and surname Rank, profession or occupation head of family status M F 1 2 3 County Parish 22 Lower Wood John Jones Head M 69 Farmer x Shropshire Acton Burnell Samuel Jones Son S 28 Farmer's son x Shropshire Frodesley Edward Jones Son S 20 Farmer's son x Shropshire Cardington Mary A Price Serv S 38 General servant Shropshire Cardington 23 Hodghurst William Dodd Head M 36 Farmer x Shropshire Eaton under Heywood Roseanna Dodd Wife M 47 Shropshire Shrewsbury Samuel Dodd Father M 75 Shropshire Eaton under Heywood Margaret Dodd Mother M 75 Shropshire Smethcott Mary Turford Mother in law Wid 85 Shropshire Church Stretton William Francis Serv S 18 Farm servant x Not known Edwin Dodd Nephew S 16 Farm servant x Shropshire Leebotwood 24 The Square Samuel Bromley Head M 67 Road labourer x Shropshire Church Stretton Eliza Bromley Wife M 38 Shropshire Church Stretton Edward Bromley Son S 16 Road labourer x Shropshire Church Stretton William Bromley Son 14 Road labourer x Shropshire Church Stretton John Bromley Son 9 Scholar Shropshire Church Stretton George H Bromley Son 5 Scholar Shropshire Church Stretton 2 Uninhabited 25 The Square Mathew Hall Head M 50 Farm labourer x Shropshire Church Stretton Jane Hall Wife M 38 Dorset Hinton Martill Ethel Hall Daughter 6 Shropshire Dorrington Rose Hall Daughter 5 Warwickshire Birmingham Harry Hall Son 9Mo Shropshire Church Stretton 26 Lower Wood John Arden Head M 50 Farmer x Herefordshire Burrington Margaret Arden Wife M 38 Staffordshire Wolverhampton John Arden Son 12 Scholar Shropshire Church Stretton Charles Arden Son 8 Scholar Shropshire Church Stretton Joseph Arden Son 7 Scholar Shropshire Church Stretton Ann Arden Daughter 4 Shropshire Church Stretton George Arden Son 3 Shropshire Church Stretton Ellen Arden Daughter 8Mo Shropshire Church Stretton Louisa Wigley Serv S 19 General servant Shropshire Church Stretton 27 Lower Wood Thomas Roberts Head M 76 Retired farmer Shropshire Cardington Edah Roberts Wife M 66 Shropshire Church Stretton 28 The Hill Farm John Broome Head M 71 Farmer x Shropshire Wentnor Matha Broome Wife M 69 Shropshire Hopesay Edward Broome Son S 29 Farmer's son x Shropshire Ratlinghope 29 Gogbatch William Pressdee Head M 61 Farmer Shropshire Edgton Emma Pressdee Wife M 60 Shropshire Shrewsbury William A Pressdee Son S 26 Farm labourer x Shropshire Hopesay 30 Womerton Joseph C Whitehurst Head M 66 Living on own means x Shropshire Shrewsbury Louisa C Whitehurst Wife M 60 London Piccadilly Relationship to Marital Age Where born No. Address Name and surname Rank, profession or occupation head of family status M F 1 2 3 County Parish Charles T Whitehurst Son S 26 Farmer x Shropshire Shrewsbury Emily F Whitehurst Daughter S 20 Shropshire Church Stretton Charles Ellis [Servant] S 27 Farm bailiff Montgomeryshire Montgomery Sarah J Pugh Serv S 16 General servant Shropshire Church Stretton 31 Bullocks Moor John Medlicott Head M 77 Farm labourer x Shropshire Wentnor Charlotte Medlicott Wife M 71 Shropshire Meole Brace 32 Bullocks Moor Thomas Haynes Head M 32 Farmer x Shropshire Holdgath Annie Haynes Wife M 24 Shropshire Cardington Hannah Haynes Daughter 4 Shropshire Cardington Emily Haynes Daughter 2 Shropshire Church Stretton 33 Bullocks Moor William Painter Head M 41 Farm labourer x Shropshire Church Stretton Mary Painter Wife M 39 Shropshire Longnor 34 Greenfields William Wilcox Head M 67 Farm labourer x Shropshire Bishops Castle Elizabeth Wilcox Wife M 61 Montgomeryshire Kerry John Wilcox Son M 34 Farm labourer Shropshire Lydbury North Harriett E Wilcox Wife M 29 Staffordshire Tipton Elizabeth Purslow Grand daur. 10 Shropshire Atcham Charles Wilcox Son 9 Scholar Shropshire Bishops Castle John Wilcox Son 6 Scholar Shropshire Rushbury William Wilcox Son 5 Shropshire Rushbury Susannah Wilcox Daughter 4 Shropshire Rushbury Elizabeth A Wilcox Daughter 2 Shropshire Tugford 35 Golding Richard Hotchkiss Head M 55 Farmer x Shropshire Church Stretton Sophia Hotchkiss Wife M 45 Shropshire Church Stretton Gertrude Hotchkiss Daughter 9 Scholar Shropshire Church Stretton Robert Hotchkiss Son 7 Scholar Shropshire Church Stretton Bradford Hotchkiss Son 5 Shropshire Church Stretton Amelia
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    TRADES DIRECTORY.] \SHROPSHIRE. CLU 319 'Weavers Joseph, 7 & 8 Whitbum at. Packer Arth. Wm. 4 Old st. Ludlow Bodenham James, Market place, Much k Mill street, Bridgnorth Payne W.C.89 Castle foregt.S'hrwsbry Wenlock RS.O *Wilson Richard M.P.S. ClaverleJi, Perkins Alfred, High st. Whitchurch Bradiey A. Bua ring, Whitchurch Bridgnorth Phillips William, 103 St. Michael's Davlieos Edwin, 6 Green end,Whitchrch Woodhou'86 Geo. 45 !lull ring,~udlow street, Shrewsbury Eaton &; Co. Market street, Oaken- Plant Mis's A. Claypit st.Whitehurch gates, Wellington CHILDREN'S OUT~ITTERS. Roberts A. Scotland st. Ellesmere Heaps' James, Crown st. Wellington See Outfitters ChIldren"s. Robinson Edwd. Broad st. Ludlow Higley Mrs.E.20 Princess st.Shrwsbry CHIMNEY TOP MERCHANTS Shaw Mrs. M. Longford,Mrkt.Draytn Hogan Mns.E.6 Princess st.Shrwsbry • Skitt C. H. Park st. Madeley RS.O Hood Francis, 2'3 Princess street! Bate Brothers, Wliitburn st. Bridg- Smith John, Wilmore street, Muc'b Hughes- John, 7 Milk st. ShrewsbUl'Y north. See advertisement Wenlock R.S.O Ikin Joseph, High street &; Crown 8pragg Misses Agnes &; Mary, 8taf- street, Wem, Shrewsbury CHIMNEY SWEEPERS. ford street, Market Drayton tJones Isaac, Leg street, OswestrY' .Adams George, High st. Wellington Thomason G. 40 Wyle cop,Shrew,sbry Lamb Wm. Cleobury Mortimer S.O .Adams Saml. 86 High st. Wellington Wakelam John, High street, Shifnal Landon &; Son,I Mardol hd.S'brwsbry Barker W. Little Drayton,Mkt.Draytn Wakeman H.Cleabury Mortimer S.O tLewis Mrs. E. Raven lane, Ludlow Bromley George,87 Corve st.Ludlow Watk:ns John, Church street, Ludlow Lloyd Robert, CroS's street, Oswestry Bumlford Mrs.J.Low.Galdclord,Ludlw Wiley John, 8 Crown st.