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Cum House Name Given Name Surname M/F Occupation Birth Estimate House Cum House Name Township Given Name Surname Relationship Age d Birth M/F Occupation Birth Place Number Year 1 Moss Side Farm, Nook Lane Antrobus 1 George Wainwright Head 46 1805 M small farmer Newall, Cheshire, England 2 Moss Side Farm, Nook Lane Antrobus 1 Elizabeth Wainwright Wife 48 1803 F Whitley Inferior, Cheshire, England 3 Moss Side Farm, Nook Lane Antrobus 1 William Wainwright Son 20 1831 M Antrobus, Cheshire, England 4 Moss Side Farm, Nook Lane Antrobus 1 Hannah Wainwright Daughter 11 1840 F Antrobus, Cheshire, England 5 Moss Side Farm, Nook Lane Antrobus 1 George Wainwright Son 9 1842 M Antrobus, Cheshire, England 6 Moss Side Farm, Nook Lane Antrobus 1 Samuel Wainwright Son 7 1844 M Antrobus, Cheshire, England 7 Nook House Antrobus 2 James Robinson Head 65 1786 M farmer of 37 acres Antrobus, Cheshire, England 8 Nook House Antrobus 2 Ann Robinson Wife 56 1795 F Antrobus, Cheshire, England 9 Nook House Antrobus 2 William Robinson Son 19 1832 M Antrobus, Cheshire, England 10 Nook House Antrobus 2 Jane Robinson Daughter 16 1835 F Antrobus, Cheshire, England 11 Nook House Antrobus 2 Ellen Robinson Daughter 14 1837 F Antrobus, Cheshire, England 12 Nook House Cottages Antrobus 3 Mary Percival Head 84 1767 F Poor relief Manchester, Lancashire, England 13 Nook Cottages Antrobus 3 Peter Percival Son 48 1803 M Antrobus, Cheshire, England 14 Nook House Cottage Antrobus 4 Sarah Millington Head 79 1772 F Poor relief Dutton, Cheshire, England 15 Nook Cottages Antrobus 5 John Haslehurst Head 47 1804 M Cottage farm labourerAntrobus, Cheshire, England 16 Nook Cottages Antrobus 5 Martha Haslehurst Wife 40 1811 F Budworth, Cheshire, England 17 Nook Cottages Antrobus 5 John Haslehurst Son 15 1836 M Antrobus, Cheshire, England 18 Nook Cottages Antrobus 5 William Haslehurst Son 11 1840 M Antrobus, Cheshire, England 19 Nook Cottages Antrobus 5 Mary Haslehurst Daughter 9 1842 F Antrobus, Cheshire, England 20 Nook Cottages Antrobus 5 Daniel Haslehurst Son 6 1845 M Antrobus, Cheshire, England 21 Nook Cottages Antrobus 6 Hannah Ridgway Head 45 1806 F Landed proprietor Antrobus, Cheshire, England 22 Nook Cottages Antrobus 6 Sarah Garner Daughter 26 1825 F Antrobus, Cheshire, England 23 Nook Cottages Antrobus 6 John Garner Grandson 3 1848 M Antrobus, Cheshire, England 24 Nook Cottages Antrobus 6 Elizabeth Garner Granddaughter 1 1850 F Antrobus, Cheshire, England 25 Bobs Lane Antrobus 7 Martha Longshaw Head 75 1776 F ag lab wife/poor reliefPlumbley, Cheshire, England 26 Bobs Lane Antrobus 7 Robert Longshaw Son 40 1808 M Antrobus, Cheshire, England 27 Bobs Lane Antrobus 7 John Maris Lodger 32 1819 M Stretton, Cheshire, England 28 Near Pools Platt Antrobus 8 Thomas Rowland Head 41 1810 M farmer of 20 Cheshire Acton,acres Cheshire, England 29 Near Pools Platt Antrobus 8 Hannah Rowland Wife 28 1823 F Little Leigh, Cheshire, England 30 Near Pools Platt Antrobus 8 Hannah Rowland Daughter 4 1847 F Acton, Cheshire, England 31 Near Pools Platt Antrobus 8 Jesse Rowland Daughter 1 1850 F Antrobus, Cheshire, England 32 Near Pools Platt Antrobus 8 George Hewitt Servant 20 1831 M Appleton, Cheshire, England 33 Near Pools Platt Antrobus 8 Mathew Summer Servant 14 1837 M Bartington, Cheshire, England 34 Near Pools Platt Antrobus 8 Thos Faley Servant 38 1813 M Kilkenny, Galway, Ireland 35 Near Pools Platt Antrobus 8 Ann Dickens Servant 12 1839 F Bartington, Cheshire, England 36 Near Pools Platt Antrobus 8 Jane Hindley Servant 9 1842 F Antrobus, Cheshire, England 37 Pools Platt Farm Antrobus 9 Peter Wilkinson Head 29 1822 M Farmer of 35 acres Appleton, Cheshire, England 38 Pools Platt Farm Antrobus 9 Ann Wilkinson Wife 34 1817 F Latchford, Cheshire, England 39 Pools Platt Farm Antrobus 9 Elizh Ann Wilkinson Daughter 2 1849 F Latchford, Cheshire, England 40 Pools Platt Farm Antrobus 9 John Wilkinson Son 5 Mo 1851 M Antrobus, Cheshire, England 41 Pools Platt Farm Antrobus 9 Kate Wilkinson Servant 14 1837 F Warrington, Lancashire, England 42 Pools Platt Farm Antrobus 9 Sarah Hindley Servant 12 1839 F Antrobus, Cheshire, England 43 Pools Platt Farm Antrobus 9 Thos Haslehurst Servant 17 1834 M Antrobus, Cheshire, England 44 Pools Platt Farm Antrobus 9 Ralph Darlington Servant 18 1833 M Appleton, Cheshire, England 45 Hollins Farm Antrobus 10 Joseph Frith Head 42 1809 M farmer of 30 acres Alderley, Cheshire, England 46 Hollins Farm Antrobus 10 James Frith Brother 35 1816 M Alderley, Cheshire, England 47 Hollins Farm Antrobus 10 Ann Earl Servant 42 1809 F High Legh, Cheshire, England 48 Hollins Farm Antrobus 10 Elizabeth Ratcliffe Servant 22 1829 F Antrobus, Cheshire, England 49 Hollins Farm Antrobus 10 Saml Mills Servant 14 1837 M Antrobus, Cheshire, England 50 Hollins Farm Antrobus 10 Thos Higgins Servant 21 1830 M Galway, Ireland 51 Reed House Farm Antrobus 11 Richd Percival Head 54 1797 M Farmer of 68 acres Crowley, Cheshire, England 52 Reed House Farm Antrobus 11 Mary Percival Wife 51 1800 F Stretton, Cheshire, England 53 Reed House Farm Antrobus 11 Thos Percival Son 21 1830 M Whitley Superior, Cheshire, England 54 Reed House Farm Antrobus 11 Peter Percival Son 19 1832 M Antrobus, Cheshire, England 55 Reed House Farm Antrobus 11 James Percival Son 17 1834 M Antrobus, Cheshire, England 56 Reed House Farm Antrobus 11 Alice Percival Daughter 15 1836 F Antrobus, Cheshire, England 57 Reed House Farm Antrobus 11 Mary Dean Servant 17 1834 F Leftwich, Cheshire, England 58 Reed House Farm Antrobus 11 Thos Higgins Servant 30 1821 M Strant Bellier, Galway, Ireland 59 Reed House Farm Antrobus 11 James Finn Servant 22 1829 M Ballingham, Mayo, Ireland 60 The White House Antrobus 12 Margaret Howard Head 51 1800 F Cottage ag labourer widowBarnton, Cheshire, England 61 The White House Antrobus 12 Samuel Howard Son 20 1831 M Lostock Gralam, Cheshire, England 62 The White House Antrobus 12 Sarah Howard Daughter 12 1839 F Lostock Gralam, Cheshire, England 63 The White House Antrobus 12 Elena Howard Granddaughter 4 1847 F Antrobus, Cheshire, England 64 The White House Antrobus 13 Thomas Hartley Head 65 1786 M Poor relief Antrobus, Cheshire, England 65 The White House Antrobus 13 Mary Hartley Wife 57 1794 F Harden, Flintshire, Wales 66 The White House Antrobus 13 Hannah Hartley Daughter 10 1841 F Antrobus, Cheshire, England 67 Rose Cottage Antrobus 14 John Millington Head 63 1788 M Poor relief Marston, Cheshire, England 68 Rose Cottage Antrobus 14 Mary Millington Daughter 21 1830 F Antrobus, Cheshire, England 69 Rose Cottage Antrobus 15 George Howard Head 27 1824 M Cottage agric lab Barnton, Cheshire, England 70 Rose Cottage Antrobus 15 Elizabeth Howard Wife 32 1819 F Antrobus, Cheshire, England 71 Rose Cottage Antrobus 15 Hannah Howard Stepdaughter 12 1839 F Antrobus, Cheshire, England 72 Rose Cottage Antrobus 15 Alfred Howard Son 4 1847 M Antrobus, Cheshire, England 73 Rose Cottage Antrobus 15 Alice Howard Daughter 3 1848 F Antrobus, Cheshire, England 74 Rose Cottage Antrobus 15 John Howard Son 7 Mo 1850 M Antrobus, Cheshire, England 75 Rose Cottages, Hollins Lane Antrobus 16 Samuel Wilkinson Head 43 1808 M Cottage ag labourer Antrobus, Cheshire, England 76 Rose Cottages, Hollins Lane Antrobus 16 Martha Wilkinson Wife 36 1815 F Budworth, Cheshire, England 77 Rose Cottages, Hollins Lane Antrobus 16 Charles Wilkinson Son 11 1840 M Cogshall, Cheshire, England 78 Rose Cottages, Hollins Lane Antrobus 16 Frances Wilkinson Daughter 9 1842 F Comberbach, Cheshire, England 79 Rose Cottages, Hollins Lane Antrobus 16 Elizabeth Wilkinson Daughter 6 1845 F Budworth, Cheshire, England 80 Rose Cottages, Hollins Lane Antrobus 16 Agnes Wilkinson Daughter 3 1848 F Budworth, Cheshire, England 81 Rose Cottages, Hollins Lane Antrobus 16 Harriett Wilkinson Granddaughter 2 1849 F Budworth, Cheshire, England 82 Reed House Cottage Antrobus 17 William Robinson Head 62 1789 M Cottage ag labourer Antrobus, Cheshire, England 83 Reed House Cottage Antrobus 17 Sarah Robinson Wife 61 1790 F High Legh, Cheshire, England 84 Demolished Cottage Antrobus 18 Joseph Hindley Head 45 1806 M Cordwainer Antrobus, Cheshire, England 85 Demolished Cottage Antrobus 18 Sarah Hindley Wife 42 1809 F Budworth, Cheshire, England 86 Demolished Cottage Antrobus 18 John Hindley Son 21 1830 M Antrobus, Cheshire, England 87 Demolished Cottage Antrobus 18 Joseph Hindley Son 18 1833 M Antrobus, Cheshire, England 88 Demolished Cottage Antrobus 18 Samuel Hindley Son 16 1835 M Antrobus, Cheshire, England 89 Demolished Cottage Antrobus 18 David Hindley Son 11 1840 M Antrobus, Cheshire, England 90 Demolished Cottage Antrobus 18 Hannah Hindley Daughter 9 1842 F Antrobus, Cheshire, England 91 Demolished Cottage Antrobus 18 Jonah Hindley Son 6 1845 M Antrobus, Cheshire, England 92 Demolished Cottage Antrobus 18 Mary Hindley Daughter 2 1849 F Antrobus, Cheshire, England 93 Grancer Green Antrobus 19 John Percival Head 29 1822 M Farmer of 84 statute acresWhitley Superior, Cheshire, England 94 Grancer Green Antrobus 19 Fanny Percival Wife 33 1818 F Barnton, Cheshire, England 95 Grancer Green Antrobus 19 Mary Ann Percival Daughter 8 1843 F Barnton, Cheshire, England 96 Grancer Green Antrobus 19 William Percival Son 6 1845 M Hartford, Cheshire, England 97 Grancer Green Antrobus 19 Sarah Ann Percival Daughter 4 1847 F Hartford, Cheshire, England 98 Grancer Green Antrobus 19 Frances Ann Percival Daughter 2 1849 F Antrobus, Cheshire, England 99 Grancer Green Antrobus 19 Emily Percival Daughter 3 Mo 1851 F Antrobus, Cheshire, England 100 Grancer Green Antrobus 19 Elizabeth Percival Servant 19 1832 F Whitley Superior, Cheshire, England 101 Grancer
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