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Census 1881 District 2 Surname First Name Address Relationship Status Age Last Occupation Where Born Mhg Ref.No. to Head Birthda CENSUS 1881 DISTRICT 2 SURNAME FIRST NAME ADDRESS RELATIONSHIP STATUS AGE LAST OCCUPATION WHERE BORN MHG REF.NO. TO HEAD BIRTHDAY Baum Elizabeth Main Street Wife Married 35 Seamer Leics. Mountsorrel 225 " Hannah " Daughter 11 Scholar Leics. Mountsorrel " Ellen " Daughter 10 Scholar Leics. Mountsorrel " Harry " Son 6 Scholar Leics. Mountsorrel Bowler Jacob Main Street Head Married 24 Quarryman Leics. Newtown 226 " Priscilla " Wife Married 24 Seamer Dorset. Buldown Scott William Bond Lane Head Married 46 Quarry labourer Beds. Eaton Bray 227 " Eliza " Wife " 45 Beds. Eaton Bray Smith Charles Bond Lane Head Widower 55 Quarry labourer Leices. Rothley 228 Pearson David Bond Lane Head Married 28 Quarry labourer Beds. Eaton Bray 229 " Sarah " Wife " 34 Beds. Eaton Bray " Arthur " Son 7 Scholar Beds. Eaton Bray " Florence Elizabeth " Daughter 3 Leics. Mountsorrel " Annie " Daughter 4m. Leics. Mountsorrel Fountain Amos Bond Lane Head Married 26 Farm labourer Beds. Eaton Bray 230 " Martha " Wife " 25 Beds. Eaton Bray " Louisa? " Daughter 4 Scholar Beds. Eaton Bray Harper Samuel " Boarder Unmarried 27 Miller Leics. Markfield Pannell George Bond Lane Head Married 31 Quarry labourer Hants. Selbourne 231 " Ellen " Wife " 28 Leics. Loughborough " Jane " Daughter 4 Leics. Mountsorrel " George William " Son 2 Leics. Mountsorrel " James " Son 1 Leics. Mountsorrel Newman William Bond Lane Head Married 30 Quarryman Gloucs. Broadwell 232 " Matilda " Wife " 33 Beds. Eaton Bray " Ann " Daughter 2 Leics. Mountsorrel Neal George " Boarder Unmarried 29 Quarryman Worcs. Newbold Harris Thomas Bond Lane Head Married 45 Carpenter Cornwall. Tywardreath 233 " Mary " Wife " 43 Wales. Aberystwyth " Thomas Robert " Son Unmarried 22 Carpenter Devon. Hemyock " Elizabeth Ann " Daughter " 17 Machinist Devon. Hemyock " Charles Henry " Son 12 Scholar Leics. Mountsorrel " Sarah Jane " Daughter 10 Scholar Leics. Mountsorrel " John William " Son 7 Scholar Leics. Mountsorrel " Harry " Son 5 Scholar Leics. Mountsorrel " Joseph " Son 3 Scholar Leics. Mountsorrel " Nellie " Daughter 4m. Leics. Mountsorrel Goodman Charles Bond Lane Head Married 25 Quarryman Beds. Eaton Bray 234 " Mary Jane " Wife " 22 Leics. Mountsorrel " Florence Maud? " Daughter 9m. Leics. Mountsorrel Shuttlewood Herbert Bond Lane Head Married 22 Sett maker Leics. Mountsorrel 235 " Catherine " Wife " 21 Seamstress Leics. Mountsorrel " Gertrude " Daughter 1 Leics. Mountsorrel Thornton Elizabeth Bond Lane Head Widow 72 Northants. Alsthorpe 236 " John(?) Henry " Son Unmarried 33 Quarryman Leics. Quorn Evans Thomas " Lodger Unmarried 49 Bricklayer Devon. Otterton Cox Joseph Bond Lane Head Married 37 Blacksmith Devon. Exeter 237 " Mary " Wife " 27 Dressmaker Leics. Mountsorrel " James " Son 7 Scholar Leics. Mountsorrel " Susan " Daughter 6 Scholar Leics. Mountsorrel " John " Son 2 Leics. Mountsorrel " Samuel " Son 4m. Leics. Mountsorrel Bass John Main Street Head Married 58 Retired baker Leics. Osgathorpe 238 " Jane Matilda " Wife " 58 Leicester " Austin " Son Unmarried 35 Baker Loughborough " Mary Anne " Daughter " 19 Loughborough " Arthur " Son 15 Scholar Loughborough Saunders Isaac Edwin Main Street Head Married 23 Weighbridge Clerk Leics. Ratcliffe on the Wreake 239 " Mary Harriet " Wife " 26 Late laundress Leics. Mountsorrel Hackney Maria Spencer " Servant Unmarried 17 Domestic Leics. Mountsorrel Crooks Joseph Main Street Head Married 27 Labourer Leics. Mountsorrel 240 " Anne " Wife " 26 Leics. Quorn " William " Son 8 Scholar Leics. Mountsorrel " Samuel " Son 5 Scholar Leics. Mountsorrel " Fanny Ruth " Daughter 3 Leics. Mountsorrel Barsby Charles Main Street Head Married 46 Quarryman Leics. Syston 241 " Elizabeth " Wife " 46 Leics. Quorn " Annie " Daughter 16 Elastic braid Leics. Mountsorrel " Sarah Ellen " Daughter 8 Leics. Mountsorrel (Imbecile) McGowan Wellwood Red Lion Coffee Hous Head Married 45 Coffee house keeper Scotland. Dalbeattie 242 " Mary " Wife " 44 Cumberland.Arthuret " Catherine " Daughter 15 Pupil teacher Scotland. Kircudbright " Margaret " Daughter 4 Scholar Durham. Gateshead on Tyne Beaty(Snr.) James " Father in law Widower 73 Cattle dealer Cumberland.Arthuret Beaty James " Brother in law Unmarried 30 Jobber Cumberland.Henhard Cross? Barrs William Main Street Head Married 41 Quarryman Leicester. St. Margaret's 243 " Sarah Ann " Wife " 38 Seamstress Leics. Mountsorrel " John " Son 13 Quarryman Leics. Mountsorrel Bowler Alfred " Lodger Unmarried 18 Quarryman Leics. Mountsorrel Willmore Martha Main Street Head Widow 58 Office keeper Leics. Rothley 244 Clarke Anne " Daughter Widow 34 Office keeper Leics. Mountsorrel " Edith " Grand daughter 15 Seamstress Leics. Mountsorrel " William " Grandson 13 Office boy Leics. Mountsorrel " John " Grandson 9 Scholar Leics. Mountsorrel " Elizabeth " Grand daughter 5 Scholar Leics. Mountsorrel Wykes Ann Main Street Head Widow 78 Late nurse Warwicks. Rugby 245 Sharpe George " Lodger Widower 66 Granite quarryman Leics. Mountsorrel Holmes Mary " Lodger Unmarried 16 General servant Leics. Mountsorrel (Deaf and dumb) Geary John Main Street Head Married 59 Store keeper at granite works Leics. Groby 246 " Elizabeth " Wife " 56 Leics. Queniborough Cooke Mary Ann Main Street Wife Married 36 Beds. Eaton Bray 247 " Fred " Son 11 Scholar Beds. Eaton Bray " Ada " Daughter 10 Scholar Bucks. Eddesburgh " George " Son 8 Scholar Beds. Eaton Bray " Kate " Daughter 6 Scholar Beds. Eaton Bray Laspine? Helena " Niece 7 Scholar Beds. Eaton Bray " Elizabeth " Sister 39 Housemaid - Domestic servant Beds. Eaton Bray Attenborough Thomas Main Street Head Married 42 Engine driver Leics. Loughborough 248 " Sarah " Wife " 37 Seamstress Leics. Bardon " Catherine " Daughter 15 General servant Leics. Mountsorrel " Philip " Son 7 Scholar Leics. Mountsorrel " Maria " Daughter 5 Scholar Leics. Mountsorrel " Herbert " Son 3 Scholar Leics. Mountsorrel " Ellen " Daughter 11m. Leics. Mountsorrel Smith William Main Street Head Married 46 Grocer and farm labourer Leics. Groby 249 " Maria " Wife " 54 Leics. Markfield " William " Son Unmarried 21 Clerk Leics. Markfield Kirby Charlotte Louisa " Boarder Unmarried 30 Schoolmistress Leics. Scraptoft Foulds Edwin Otho Main Street Head Married 45 Gardener Leics. Woodhouse Eaves 250 (Deaf) " Mary Kelham " Wife " 40 Leics. Scraptoft " George Henry " Son 15 Assistant gardener Leics. Mountsorrel " Edith Mary " Daughter 12 Scholar Leics.Mountsorrel " Herbert " Son 8 Scholar Leics. Mountsorrel " Bertram " Son 5 Scholar Leics. Mountsorrel " Arthur " Son 2 Leics. Mountsorrel Bishop Samuel Main Street Head Married 32 Blacksmith Leics. Rothley 251 " Sarah Elizabeth " Wife " 26 Leics. East Langton Sturgis Thomas " Brother in law Unmarried 27 Wheelwright Leics. Great Bowden Thornett Alfred Main Street Head Married 36 Quarryman Oxford. Salford 252 " Sarah " Wife " 37 Gloucs. Litton " Fanny " Daughter 10 Scholar Oxford. Salford " Emily " Daughter 7 Scholar Oxford. Salford " John " Son 6 Scholar Leics. Mountsorrel " William " Son 2 Leics. Mountsorrel Bailey William " Boarder Unmarried 22 Quarryman Warwicks. Stretton Warner Reuben Main Street Head Married 22 Shunter Leics. Gilmorton 253 " Mary Ann " Wife " 23 Leics. Mountsorrel " Mary Jane " Daughter 1 Leics. Mountsorrel Street George The Rookery Head Married 70 Quarry labourer Leics. Loughborough 254 " Ann " Wife " 54 Leics. Mountsorrel " John " Son 14 Quarryman Leics. Mountsorrel Hewitt William The Rookery Head Unmarried 44 Quarryman Leics. Loughborough 255 " Charlotte " Mother Widow 78 Leics. Loughborough " Mary Ann " Niece 15 Leics. Mountsorrel Thornton Ezra The Rookery Head Married 30 Chimney sweep Leics. Loughborough 256 " Ann " Wife " 29 Leics. Loughborough " Sarah Ann " Daughter 10 Scholar Leics. Loughborough " Alice " Daughter 3 Scholar Leics. Loughborough Palmer Daniel The Rookery Head Widower 38 Quarryman Leics. Mountsorrel 257 " Daniel " Son 15 Quarryman Leics. Mountsorrel " Ada " Daughter 12 Leics. Mountsorrel Hawksworth George The Rookery Head Married 56 Forge engine driver Leics. Shepshed 258 " Fanny " Wife " 58 Leics. Shepshed Hall Sarah " Grand daughter 8 Scholar Leics. Sileby Brewin John The Rookery Head Married 43 Quarryman Leics. Sileby 259 " Emma " Wife " 42 Leics. Mountsorrel " Jonathan " Son Unmarried 20 Quarryman Leics. Mountsorrel " Fanny " Daughter Unmarried 18 Leics. Mountsorrel " Harry " Son 16 Quarryman Leics.Mountsorrel " Diana " Daughter 14 Leics. Mountsorrel James Thomas The Rookery Head Married 38 Quarryman Beds. Dunstable 260 " Isabella " Wife " 40 Seamstress Beds. Shefford " Thomas " Son 6 Scholar Herts. Watford " Florence " Daughter 4 Scholar Leics. Mountsorrel " Mary Ann " Daughter 2 Leics. Mountsorrel Street Edward The Rookery Head Married 61 Quarryman Leics. Loughborough 261 " Agnes " Wife " 62 Leics. Loughborough Pearson James Main Street Head Married 26 Labourer Beds. Eaton Bray 262 " Marietta " Wife " 24 Bucks. Ivinghoe " George " Son 1 Leics. Mountsorrel Read Charles Main Street Head Married 45 Blacksmith Leics. Markfield 263 " Sarah " Wife " 47 Notts. Kingston " William " Son 11 Scholar Leics. Mountsorrel Palmer William Main Street Head Married 50 Paving stone maker Leics. Mountsorrel 264 " Rose Ann " Wife " 28 Seamstress Northants. Helledon Green Jane Main Street Head Widow 45 Annuitant Lancashire 265 " Fanny " Daughter 13 Scholar Leics. Mountsorrel Lishaman? Eleanor " Sister Unmarried 40 Lancashire Johnson Mary " Sister Married 54 Lancashire Statham Rebecca Greens Yard Wife Married 27 Leics. Mountsorrel 266 " Mary Ann " Daughter 7 Scholar Leics. Mountsorrel " Charles
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