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1901 Census of Thanet Places Enumerated, with Index 1901 Census of Thanet Places Enumerated, with Index Scope The complete Thanet Registration District, enumerated on the following pieces : • RG13/819 Acol, Birchington, Minster, Monkton, Sarre, St Nicolas, Stonar • RG13/820 Margate, Westgate • RG13/821 Margate • RG13/822 Margate • RG13/823 Margate • RG13/824 Margate • RG13/825 Ramsgate • RG13/826 Ramsgate • RG13/827 St Lawrence • RG13/828 Broadstairs, St Lawrence, St Peter • RG13/829 St Lawrence, St Peter This is a finding aid, and punctuation, capitalisation and spelling may have been changed. Arrangement The first part is in sections, each corresponding to an Enumeration District. The entries in each section give the place-related information for the district, arranged in columns : • piece & folio : used with the class number (RG13) to identify the original source • Dwellings and Buildings : names or descriptions of individual dwellings and buildings ~ also includes groups such as ‘cottages’ & ‘almshouses’ • Streets, Hamlets, etc : names used for groups of dwellings & buildings ~ as well as streets and hamlets, also includes places such as ‘courts’, ‘gardens’, ‘terraces’, ‘yards’, etc • parish : the ecclesiastical parish or district, abbreviated as noted below • location : the town or civil parish. In a some cases the information under this heading may be the only place-related data given in the original, and nothing is entered under ‘Dwellings’ or ‘Streets’ The second part (starting on page 75) is a combined Index of Dwellings and Streets, each entry giving piece and folio number(s). Abbreviations & Notations [ ] annotation, alternatives & corrections …… illegible or obscured text aS All Saints, Birchington sL St Lawrence, Ramsgate aSm All Saints, Margate sLu St Luke, Ramsgate cC Christ Church, Ramsgate sM St Mary, Minster hT Holy Trinity, Broadstairs sMm St Mary Magdalene, Monkton hTm Holy Trinity, Margate sN St Nicholas, St Nicholas at Wade hTr Holy Trinity, Ramsgate sP St Peter, Broadstairs sG St George, Ramsgate sPm St Paul, Margate sJ St John, Margate sPr St Paul, Ramsgate sJa St James, Margate/Westgate sS St Saviour, Westgate Barry J White prepared November 2002 last updated May 2005 1901 Census of Thanet © B J White, May 2005 Places Enumerated, with Index page 2 of 115 piece folio Dwellings and Buildings Streets, Hamlets, etc parish location 819 005 Sheriffs Court sM Minster 819 005 Sheriffs Court Cottage sM Minster 819 005 Sheriffs Court Lane sM Minster 819 005 Hoo Corner sM Minster 819 005 Hoo Farm sM Minster 819 005 Hoo Cottages sM Minster 819 005 Conyngham Cottage Monkton Road sM Minster 819 006 Hope Cottage sM Minster 819 006 Swiss Cottage sM Minster 819 006 Eden Farm sM Minster 819 006 The Cottage Eden sM Minster 819 006 Minster Villa Monkton Road sM Minster 819 006 Alexandra Villa sM Minster 819 006 Napier Lodge Monkton Road sM Minster 819 006 St Marys Villas sM Minster 819 006 Retreat Villa sM Minster 819 006 Ripon Villa sM Minster 819 006 Sunnyside Monkton Road sM Minster 819 006 Egerton House sM Minster 819 006 Monkton Road sM Minster 819 007 Sharon Villa Monkton Road sM Minster 819 007 Stone Villas sM Minster 819 007 Wingham Lodge sM Minster 819 007 The Poplars sM Minster 819 007 Monkton Road sM Minster 819 007 Freehold Inn sM Minster 819 007 Monkton Road sM Minster 819 007 Europe Villa [Europa Villa] sM Minster 819 007 Alpha Cottage sM Minster 819 007-008 Monkton Road sM Minster 819 008 Sydney Houase sM Minster 819 008 post office sM Minster 819 008 Eden Cottage Prospect Road sM Minster 819 008 Prospect Road sM Minster 819 008-009 Eden Cottages sM Minster 819 009 Wesley Cottage sM Minster 819 009-010 Prospect Row sM Minster 819 010 Cambridge Cottage sM Minster 819 010 Madras Cottage sM Minster 819 010 Prospect Road sM Minster 819 010 Gordon Villas sM Minster 819 010 Beresford Cottages sM Minster 819 011 Prospect Road sM Minster 819 011 Augustines Road sM Minster 819 011 gas house [Gasworks] sM Minster 819 011 Augustines Road sM Minster 819 011-012 Chapmans Row sM Minster 819 012 Augustines Road sM Minster 819 013 Myrtle Cottage Freemans Road sM Minster 819 013 Harrys Row sM Minster 819 013 Freemans Road sM Minster 819 013 Angola Cottages sM Minster 819 013 Egbert Road sM Minster 819 013 Prospect Inn sM Minster 819 013-014 Union Hill sM Minster 819 014 Blenheim Cottage sM Minster 819 014 Tothill Terrace sM Minster 819 014 Chases Row sM Minster 819 014 Rose Lawn sM Minster 819 014-015 Tothill sM Minster 819 015 Tothill Cottages sM Minster 819 015 Foxborough Lane sM Minster 819 015 Phoenix Cottages High Street sM Minster 819 016 High Street sM Minster 819 016 The Shrubbery sM Minster 819 016 High Street sM Minster 819 016 Green Lea sM Minster 819 016 Gaza de Quinta [Caza da Quinta] sM Minster 819 016 High Street sM Minster 819 016 Elm Bank sM Minster 819 016 High Street sM Minster 819 016 Glenmere sM Minster 1901 Census of Thanet © B J White, May 2005 Places Enumerated, with Index page 3 of 115 819 016 High Street sM Minster 819 016 Belmont sM Minster 819 017 High Street sM Minster 819 017 New Inn sM Minster 819 017 High Street sM Minster 819 017 Cherry Tree House High Street sM Minster 819 017 High Street sM Minster 819 017 Rock Cottages sM Minster 819 017 Albion House sM Minster 819 017 High Street sM Minster 819 018 Hawthorn Lodge sM Minster 819 018 High Street sM Minster 819 018 Albion Villa sM Minster 819 018 High Street sM Minster 819 018 The Elms sM Minster 819 018 High Street sM Minster 819 018 Park Villas sM Minster 819 018 Malt House sM Minster 819 018 Lewes Villas sM Minster 819 019 Norton Villas sM Minster 819 019 Edburga House sM Minster 819 019 Wellard Cottage sM Minster 819 019 Albert Cottages sM Minster 819 019-020 High Street sM Minster 819 020 Almshouses sM Minster 819 020 High Street sM Minster 819 020 Bell Inn sM Minster 819 020 The Vicarage sM Minster 819 020 Vicarage Lane sM Minster 819 020 St Mildreds Convent St Mildreds Road sM Minster 819 020-021 St Mildreds Road sM Minster 819 021 Albion Cottages Station Road sM Minster 819 021 Station Road sM Minster 819 021 The Drove sM Minster 819 021 Marsh Farm Cottage sM Minster 819 021 Watchester Farm sM Minster 819 021 Watchester sM Minster 819 021-022 The Hopes sM Minster 819 026 sextons house Church Street sM Minster 819 026 Church Street sM Minster 819 026 White Horse Inn Church Street sM Minster 819 026-027 Church Street sM Minster 819 027 Railway Station masters house sM Minster 819 027 [Railway] Station refreshment rooms sM Minster 819 027 The Abbey Durlock sM Minster 819 027 Durlock sM Minster 819 027 Percy Cottage Durlock sM Minster 819 028 Durlock sM Minster 819 028 Durlock Cottages sM Minster 819 028 Durlock Farmhouse sM Minster 819 028-029 Durlock sM Minster 819 029 Brook Cottages sM Minster 819 029 house Abbey Marsh sM Minster 819 029 Railway Station Gatehouse sM Minster 819 029 Abbey Lodge sM Minster 819 029 Abbey Cottage sM Minster 819 029 Vine Cottage sM Minster 819 029 Red Cottages sM Minster 819 029 Pinks Corner Way sM Minster 819 030 Steam Laundry managers house sM Minster 819 030 Laundry Cottages sM Minster 819 030 Minster House sM Minster 819 030-031 Way sM Minster 819 031 Rose Farm Way sM Minster 819 031 Way sM Minster 819 031 Way Farm sM Minster 819 032 Way sM Minster 819 032 Ivy Cottage Way sM Minster 819 032 Way sM Minster 819 033 Thorne sM Minster 819 033 Thorne Farm sM Minster 819 033 Thorne House sM Minster 819 033 Sevenscore Farm sM Minster 1901 Census of Thanet © B J White, May 2005 Places Enumerated, with Index page 4 of 115 819 033-034 Sevenscore sM Minster 819 034 gatehouse Sevenscore sM Minster 819 034 Ebbsfleet sM Minster 819 034 Ebbsfleet Farm sM Minster 819 035 Ebbsfleet sM Minster 819 035 Stone Lees sM Minster 819 035 St Augustines Coast Guard Station sM Minster 819 035 Salt Pans sM Minster 819 035 Richborough Hall sM Minster 819 036 Red Lion Inn sM Stonar 819 036 sM Stonar 819 036 Pearsons works & stone yard sM Stonar 819 036 carpenters shop sM Stonar 819 036 sM Stonar 819 036 Stonar House sM Stonar 819 037-039 shipping Stonar 819 043 farmhouse Monkton Road sMm Monkton 819 043 cottage Monkton Road sMm Monkton 819 043 farmhouse Plumstone sMm Monkton 819 043 Plumstone Cottage sMm Monkton 819 043 Cleve Court sMm Monkton 819 043 Cleve Cottages sMm Monkton 819 043 Monkton Street sMm Monkton 819 043 Cleve Court building sMm Monkton 819 044 Monkton Street sMm Monkton 819 044 Solihull Cottages Monkton Street sMm Monkton 819 044 Monkton Street sMm Monkton 819 044 Monkton Lodge sMm Monkton 819 045 Sydney Villa sMm Monkton 819 045-046 Monkton Street sMm Monkton 819 046 Walters Hall sMm Monkton 819 046-047 Monkton Street sMm Monkton 819 047 Parsonage Drove sMm Monkton 819 047 New House sMm Monkton 819 047 Monkton Street sMm Monkton 819 048 The Parsonage sMm Monkton 819 048 The Vicarage sMm Monkton 819 048 Monkton Street sMm Monkton 819 049 Monkton Court sMm Monkton 819 049 Court Drove sMm Monkton 819 049 Monkton Street sMm Monkton 819 049 Monkton Row sMm Monkton 819 049 Gore Street House sMm Monkton 819 049-050 Gore Street sMm Monkton 819 050 Docker Hill sMm Monkton 819 050 Monkton Street sMm Monkton 819 050 shed Monkton Drove sMm Monkton 819 054 Evernden House sN St Nicholas 819 054 Evernden Cottage sN St Nicholas 819 054 Wesley Villa sN St Nicholas 819 054 Hain House sN St Nicholas 819 054 Street sN St Nicholas 819 054 Gibralter Cottages [Gibraltar Cottages] sN St Nicholas 819 054 The Row sN St Nicholas 819 054 Chalk Pit Cottage sN St Nicholas 819 055 New House sN St Nicholas 819 055 Street sN 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