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Wilsford cum Lake - Census 1911 Page Year Years Total No Children Address Surname Given Names Relationship Status Age Sex Occupation Industry or Service Employment Status Place of Birth Nationality if not British Infirmity Notes Number Born Married Children Living Died 1 Normanton Farm Crook Isaac Charles Head Unmarried 31 M 1880 Farmer Fyfield, Hampshire 1 Normanton Farm Crook Caroline Louise Sister Unmarried 38 F 1873 House Keeper Gomeldon, Wiltshire 1 Normanton Farm Merritt Flora Eliza Lucy Servant Unmarried 14 F 1897 General Domestic Servant Netton, Wiltshire 2 Normanton Ford Henry George Head Married 52 M 1859 29 Labourer on Farm Teffont Magna, Wiltshire 2 Normanton Ford Elizabeth Wife Married 48 F 1863 29 Stratford sub Castle, Wiltshire 2 Normanton Ford Charles Son 23 M 1888 Groom on Farm Stockton, Wiltshire 2 Normanton Ford George Son 8 M 1903 Winterbourne Stoke, Wiltshire 3 Normanton Cottage, Normanton Case Thomas Head Married 42 M 1869 18 Cowman on Fram Cann, Shaftesbury, Dorset 3 Normanton Cottage, Normanton Case Louisa Wife Married 46 F 1865 18 Charlton All Saints, Wiltshire 3 Normanton Cottage, Normanton Case Thomas Son 15 M 1896 Cowlad on Farm Netherhampton, Wiltshire 4 Reegers Cottage, Normanton Wilkins Walter Head Married 28 M 1883 4 River Reyer Woodford, Wiltshire 4 Reegers Cottage, Normanton Wilkins Mary Jane Wife Married 33 F 1878 4 Norbiton, Surrey 5 Normanton Arnold Edward Head Married 26 M 1885 2 Groom and Gardener on Farm Mere, Wiltshire 5 Normanton Arnold Louisa Wife Married 23 F 1888 2 Shroton, Dorset 5 Normanton Arnold Elizabeth May Daughter 2 F 1909 Wilsford, Wiltshire 5 Normanton Arnold Clara Rose Daughter 0 F 1911 Wilsford, Wiltshire 6 Normanton Canning Harry Head Married 45 M 1866 23 Shepherd on Farm Bulford, Wiltshire 6 Normanton Canning Emma Wife Married 45 F 1866 23 Figheldean, Wiltshire 6 Normanton Canning Bertred Son Unmarried 20 M 1891 Shepherd on Farm Netheravon, Wiltshire 6 Normanton Canning John Son Unmarried 17 M 1894 Carter on Farm Figheldean, Wiltshire 6 Normanton Canning Dulcie Daughter 14 F 1897 Figheldean, Wiltshire 6 Normanton Canning Headley Son 13 M 1898 Figheldean, Wiltshire 6 Normanton Canning Fredrick Son 11 M 1900 Figheldean, Wiltshire 6 Normanton Canning Lyla Daughter 8 F 1903 Figheldean, Wiltshire 6 Normanton Canning Oliver Son 3 M 1908 Wilsford, Wiltshire 7 Normanton Trowbridge Fredrick Head Married 56 M 1855 9 Carter on Farm Bowerchalke, Wiltshire 7 Normanton Trowbridge Harriet Wife Married 59 F 1852 9 Winterslow, Wiltshire 7 Normanton Trowbridge Frank Son 17 M 1894 Carter Boy on Farm Burcombe, Wiltshire 7 Normanton Trowbridge Reginald Son 15 M 1896 Carter Boy on Farm Stratford sub Castle, Wiltshire 7 Normanton Trowbridge Nellie Grand Daughter 5 F 1906 Chilhampton, Wiltshire 7 Normanton Harris Henry Lodger 44 M 1867 Carter on Farm Coombe Bissett, Wiltshire 8 Normanton Hammond Albert Head Married 26 M 1885 4 Traction Engine Driver on Farm Holt, Dorset 8 Normanton Hammond Caroline Wife Married 23 F 1888 4 Grately, Hampshire 8 Normanton Hammond Albert Son 3 M 1908 Amport, Hampshire 9 Wilsford Cole Archie John Head Married 31 M 1880 1 Carpenter Estate Happisburgh, Norfolk 9 Wilsford Cole Ann Wife Married 26 F 1885 1 Goring, Oxfordshire 9 Wilsford Cole Henry Archie Son 0 M 1911 Wilsford, Wiltshire 10 Wilsford Gray Albert Head Married 55 M 1856 32 Carter on Farm East Grimstead, Wiltshire 10 Wilsford Gray Jane Wife Married 54 F 1857 32 Winterbourne, Wiltshire 10 Wilsford Gray Albert Charles Son Married 23 M 1888 1 Carter on Farm West Dean, Wiltshire 10 Wilsford Gray Ernest Alec Son 14 M 1897 Farm Labourer Winterbourne, Wiltshire 10 Wilsford Gray Caroline Gert Daughter 12 F 1899 Winterbourne, Wiltshire 10 Wilsford Ingram Sarah L Daughter in Law 27 F 1884 1 West Dean, Wiltshire 10 Wilsford Ingram William Grand Son 0 M 1911 Britford, Wiltshire 11 Wilsford Holden James Head Married 27 M 1884 7 Farm Labourer Kenninghall, Norfolk 11 Wilsford Holden Frances Wife Married 25 F 1886 7 Housewife Woodford, Wiltshire 11 Wilsford Holden James Son 6 M 1905 Woodford, Wiltshire 11 Wilsford Luffman Alice Sister in Law 14 F 1897 Woodford, Wiltshire 12 Wilsford Pearce John Head Married 31 M 1880 9 Farm Labourer Fonthill Bishop, Wiltshire 12 Wilsford Pearce Georgena Wife 35 F 1876 9 Woodford, Wiltshire 12 Wilsford Hayter Nora Boarder Widow 61 F 1850 Upavon, Wiltshire 12 Wilsford Moulter Lilly Boarder 13 F 1898 Blackheath, Surrey 13 Wilsford Prolles Harry Head Married 36 M 1875 11 Farm Waggoner Pertwood, Wiltshire 13 Wilsford Prolles Harriett Wife Married 36 F 1875 11 Ravenglass, Cumberland 13 Wilsford Prolles William Henry Son 10 M 1901 Laverstoke, Wiltshire 13 Wilsford Prolles Alfred George Son 8 M 1903 Laverstoke, Wiltshire 13 Wilsford Prolles Albert Charles Son 6 M 1905 Upper Woodford, Wiltshire 13 Wilsford Prolles Elsie May Daughter 3 F 1908 Wilsford, Wiltshire 13 Wilsford Thomas Edward Boarder Unmarried 23 M 1888 Normanton, Wiltshire 14 Wilsford Thomas Albert Edward Head Married 26 M 1885 0 Carter on Farm Normanton, Wiltshire 14 Wilsford Thomas Alice Rosina Wife Married 23 F 1888 0 Wilton, Wiltshire 15 Wilsford Cox Marjorie Head Unmarried 28 F 1883 Head Elementary School Teacher Poole, Dorset 15 Wilsford Hibberd Anne Servant Married 68 F 1843 35 General Domestic Servant Buckhorn Weston, Somerset 16 Wilsford Wilson Ernest Head Married 38 M 1873 14 Coachman Domestic St Marys, London 17 Wilsford Terrill Walter Flower Head Married 49 M 1862 Farm Bailiff Coombe Bissett, Wiltshire ©Wiltshire OPC Project/2017/John Dear Wilsford cum Lake - Census 1911 Page Year Years Total No Children Address Surname Given Names Relationship Status Age Sex Occupation Industry or Service Employment Status Place of Birth Nationality if not British Infirmity Notes Number Born Married Children Living Died 17 Wilsford Terrill Elizabeth Adelaide Wife Married 46 F 1865 Breamore, Hampshire 17 Wilsford Terrill Walter Edwin Son Unmarried 20 M 1891 Groom Domestic Dean, Wiltshire 17 Wilsford Terrill Stanley Ashford Son Unmarried 17 M 1894 Labourer on Farm Netherhampton, Wiltshire 18 Wilsford House, Wilsford Kane Matilda M Head Widow 68 F 1843 Employer N W Provinces, India 18 Wilsford House, Wilsford Kane Frances La Daughter Unmarried 43 F 1868 Termoy 18 Wilsford House, Wilsford Kerl Elizabeth Servant Unmarried 52 F 1859 Servant Netton, Wiltshire 19 Wilsford Manor, Wilsford Linch Kate Servant Unmarried 25 F 1886 Kitchen Maid Killarney, Ireland 19 Wilsford Manor, Wilsford Fox Rose Servant Unmarried 23 F 1888 Housemaid Sherbourne, Dorset 19 Wilsford Manor, Wilsford Lloyd Laura Servant Unmarried 23 F 1888 Housemaid …, South Wales 20 Wilsford Manor, Wilsford Tennant Pamela Wife Married 40 F 1871 15 London 20 Wilsford Manor, Wilsford Tennant Clare Daughter 14 F 1897 London 20 Wilsford Manor, Wilsford Tennant Christopher Son 11 M 1900 Stockton, Wiltshire 20 Wilsford Manor, Wilsford Tennant David Son 8 M 1903 London 20 Wilsford Manor, Wilsford Tennant Steven Son 4 M 1907 Wilsford, Wiltshire 20 Wilsford Manor, Wilsford Truster Rebecca Servant Widow 52 F 1859 Nurse Domestic Fareham, Hampshire 20 Wilsford Manor, Wilsford Fawin Augustine Servant Unmarried 38 F 1873 Governess Domestic …, France 20 Wilsford Manor, Wilsford Sipek Marie Servant Unmarried 37 F 1874 Ladies Maid Vienna, Austria 20 Wilsford Manor, Wilsford Catt Ethel Servant Unmarried 26 F 1885 Parlourmaid Domestic Canterbury, Kent 20 Wilsford Manor, Wilsford Davis Hammond Servant Unmarried 24 M 1887 Domestic Chauffer Salisbury, Wiltshire 20 Wilsford Manor, Wilsford Brunsden Harriet Servant Unmarried 19 F 1892 Schoolroom Maid Domestic Salisbury, Wiltshire 20 Wilsford Manor, Wilsford Shackleton Ethel Susanna Servant Unmarried 15 F 1896 Scullery Maid Domestic Rhynd, Perthshire 20 Wilsford Manor, Wilsford Wyndham Olivia Visitor 13 F 1911 Farnbourgh, Hampshire 20 Wilsford Manor, Wilsford Panniere Marguerite Visitor Unmarried 45 F 1911 Allier, France 20 Wilsford Manor, Wilsford Gatty Charles Visitor Unmarried 60 M 1911 Bedale, Yorkshire 21 Wilsford Mould Alfred Head Married 51 M 1860 30 Labourer on Farm Finsbury, Wil;tshire 21 Wilsford Mould Mary Ann Wife Married 54 F 1857 30 Finsbury, Wil;tshire 21 Wilsford Mould Edward Son Unmarried 22 M 1889 Carter on Farm Finsbury, Wil;tshire 21 Wilsford Mould Sydney Alfred Son Unmarried 16 M 1895 Carter on Farm Eackborne, Wiltshire 21 Wilsford Mould Edgar John Son 12 M 1899 Dogdean, Wiltshire 22 Wilsford Pearce Frank Head Married 50 M 1861 28 Labourer on Estate Hendon, Wiltshire 22 Wilsford Pearce Emma Wife Married 64 F 1847 28 Stockton, Wiltshire 22 Wilsford Pearce Alice Daughter Married 24 F 1887 Sherrington, Wiltshire 22 Wilsford Pearce William Son Unmarried 23 M 1888 Gardener Domestic Stockton, Wiltshire 22 Wilsford Pearce Walter Son Unmarried 20 M 1891 Labourer on Estate Sherrington, Wiltshire 23 Wilsford Ford Stanley Head Married 27 M 1884 2 Carter on the Estate Stockton, Wiltshire 23 Wilsford Ford Ethel Wife Married 23 F 1888 2 Fulham, Middlesex 23 Wilsford Ford Stanley Son 1 M 1910 Fulham, Middlesex 23 Wilsford Ford Joseph Son 1 M 1910 Fulham, Middlesex 24 Wilsford Player Ernest Alfred Head Married 35 M 1876 13 Head Shepherd on Farm Winterbourne Earls, Wiltshire 24 Wilsford Player Bessie Wife Married 40 F 1871 13 Martin, Wiltshire 24 Wilsford Player Dorothy Daughter 11 F 1900 Winton, Hampshire 24 Wilsford Player Renben Son 10 M 1901 Grovely, Wiltshire 24 Wilsford Player Alfred Son 7 M 1904 Durnford, Wiltshire 24 Wilsford Coombs William Lodger Unmarried 24 M 1887 Under Shepherd on Farm Ebbesborne Wake, Wiltshire 25 Spring Bottom, Wilsford
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