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Year Location First Names Surname Relation to Married, Head of single or Year Location First names Surname family widowed Age Sex Occupation Place of Birth Comment 1851 Lower Greenhouse Hannah Haines Sister Single 70 F House Servant Painswick 0 1851 Lower Greenhouse Paul Haines Head Single 69 M Landed proprietor Painswick 0 1851 Upper Beech Albert Hale Son Single 11 M 0 Cowley 0 1851 Upper Beech Hannah Hale Wife Married 34 F 0 Cowley 0 1851 Upper Beech Henry Hale Son Single 4 mths M 0 Painswick Baptised George Henry, 19/1/1852 1901 Greenhouse Lane Henry Hale Head Married 53 M Retired miller Bushley 0 1901 Greenhouse Lane Louisa Sarah Hale Wife Married 53 F 0 Norton 0 1851 Upper Beech Maria Hale Daughter Single 4 F 0 Cambridge (Glos) 0 1851 Upper Beech William Hale Head Married 31 M Labourer Miserden 0 1871 Longridge Farm David Hall Head Married 22 M Agricultural Labourer Painswick Name could be Hale 1871 Longridge Farm Mary Hall Wife Married 20 F 0 Painswick Name could be Hale 1871 Sheepscombe Albert Halliday Son Single 3 M Scholar Sheepscombe Baptised Albert William Taylor 31/5/1868 1881 Sheepscombe Albert Halliday Son Single 13 M Scholar Sheepscombe 0 1891 Butchers Arms Albert Halliday Son Single 23 M Mason Glos 0 1911 Jacks Green Alec Halliday Son Single 1 M 0 Jacks Green baptised Alec George, 20/8/1909 1871 Sheepscombe Amelia Halliday Daughter Single 8 F Scholar Sheepscombe 0 1881 Ebworth Park Amelia Halliday Servant Single 18 F Housemaid Cirencester Married Frederick William Jones 1889, recorded as Elizabeth Amelia 1871 Pill House Anne Mary Halliday Daughter Single 8 F Scholar Painswick 0 1881 The Grange Annie M Halliday Servant Single 18 F Housemaid Painswick 0 1891 Plough Inn Annie Halliday Daughter Single 28 F Dressmaker Glos Married George Gardner 1892, recorded as Annie Mary 1871 Pill House Arthur J Halliday Son Single 4 M Scholar Painswick Baptised Arthur Josiah Tranter 31/3/1867 1881 Sheepscombe Arthur Halliday Son Single 14 M Mill hand Sheepscombe 0 1891 Plough Inn Arthur Halliday Son Single 24 M Mechanic Glos 0 1901 Sheepscombe Village Arthur Halliday Head Married 32 M Carpenter Sheepscombe Married Florence Mary 1897, recorded as Arthur Josiah Tranter 1911 Jacks Green Arthur Halliday Head Married 43 M Carpenter on estate Sheepscombe 0 1881 Crown Inn Bessie Halliday Daughter Married 29 F Plumber & Glazier's wife Sheepscombe Married William 1877, nee Wright, recorded as Elizabeth 1871 Pill House Clara A Halliday Daughter Single 7 F Scholar Painswick Baptised Clara Amelia, 11/6/1865. Married Edmund Albert Wynn 1893 1911 Butchers Arms Dorothy Halliday Daughter Single 12 F School Gloucester Dorothy Eleanor, born 18/2/1899 1841 Sheepscombe Edwin Halliday 0 0 7 M 0 Glos 0 1851 Sheepscombe Edwin Halliday Son Single 16 M Mason Sheepscombe 0 1861 Sheepscombe Village Edwin Halliday Son Single 25 M Stone Mason Painswick 0 1871 Sheepscombe Edwin Halliday Head Married 37 M Stone Mason Sheepscombe 0 1881 Sheepscombe Edwin Halliday Head Married 46 M Stone Mason Sheepscombe 0 1891 Butchers Arms Edwin Halliday Head Married 57 M Mason & Innkeeper Glos 0 1901 Butchers Arms Edwin Halliday Head Married 64 M Innkeeper and Mason Sheepscombe Died and buried 21/8/1908, aged 73 1871 Pill House Eliza Halliday Wife Married 40 F 0 Painswick 0 1881 Sheepscombe Eliza Halliday Wife Married 50 F Carpenter's wife Sheepscombe 0 1891 Plough Inn Eliza Halliday Wife Married 61 F 0 Glos 0 1901 Sheepscombe Village Eliza Halliday Head Widowed 72 F 0 Sheepscombe Died and buried 26/2/1910, aged 79 1841 Sheepscombe Elizabeth Halliday 0 0 10 F 0 Glos Later Elizabeth Davis and Elizabeth Monk? 1851 Sheepscombe Elizabeth Halliday Wife Married 25 F 0 Cowhill 0 1851 Sheepscombe Elizabeth Halliday Visitor Single 21 F Dressmaker Painswick 0 1871 (The Green) Elizabeth Halliday Wife Married 28 F 0 Brimpsfield 0 1871 Sheepscombe Elizabeth Halliday Wife Married 38 F 0 Daglingworth 0 1881 Sheepscombe Elizabeth Halliday Wife Married 48 F 0 Daglingworth 0 1891 Butchers Arms Elizabeth Halliday Wife Married 59 F 0 Glos 0 1901 Butchers Arms Elizabeth Halliday Wife Married 69 F 0 Daglingworth Died and buried 11/11/1911, aged 82 (same person?) 1871 Pill House Fanny L Halliday Daughter Single 2 F 0 Painswick Born 13/9/1868, baptised Fanny Louisa 25/12/1870 1881 Sheepscombe Fanny Halliday Daughter Single 12 F Scholar Sheepscombe 0 1901 Sheepscombe House Fanny L Halliday Servant Single 32 F Cook Domestic Sheepscombe 0 1871 (The Green) Flora P Halliday Daughter Single 3 F 0 Painswick Baptised Flora Patience 26/3/1869 1901 Sheepscombe Village Florence Halliday Wife Married 26 F 0 Moreton Valance Married Arthur Josiah Tranter, nee Messenger 1911 Jacks Green Florry Halliday Wife Married 36 F 0 Moreton Valence, Glos Florence Mary, per baptismal register 1911 Butchers Arms Florence A Halliday Daughter Single 4 F 0 Sheepscombe Florence Alberta, born 27/1/1907 1871 Sheepscombe Frances Halliday Daughter Single 1 F 0 Sheepscombe 1881 Sheepscombe Frances Halliday Daughter Single 10 F Scholar Sheepscombe 0 1891 Butchers Arms Frances Halliday Daughter Single 21 F 0 Glos 0 1901 Butchers Arms Frances J Halliday Daughter Single 30 F 0 Sheepscombe Married Edward William Pope 1902, recorded as Frances Georgina 1871 Pill House Frank A Halliday Son Single 13 M Cloth Worker Painswick 0 1881 Sheepscombe Frank Halliday Son Single 20 M Carpenter Painswick 0 1891 Plough Inn Frank Halliday Son Single 32 M Carpenter Glos 0 1901 Sheepscombe Village Frank Halliday Son Single 38 M Carpenter Sheepscombe 0 Relation to Married, Head of single or Year Location First names Surname family widowed Age Sex Occupation Place of Birth Comment 1901 Sheepscombe Village Frank Halliday Son Single 2 M 0 Sheepscombe Baptised Edwin Frank 10/7/1898 1841 Sheepscombe Frederick Halliday 0 0 12 M 0 Glos 0 1851 Sheepscombe Frederick Halliday Son Single 21 M Carpenter's Apprentice Sheepscombe 0 1871 Pill House Frederick Halliday Head Married 41 M Mill Wright Painswick 0 1881 Sheepscombe Frederick Halliday Head Married 51 M Carpenter Sheepscombe 0 1891 Plough Inn Frederick Halliday Head Married 62 M Mechanic & Innkeeper Glos Died and buried 31/3/1899, aged 69 1911 Jacks Green Fred Halliday Son Single 8 M School Jacks Green baptised Arthur Frederick, 27/7/1902 1841 Sheepscombe George Halliday 0 0 3 M 0 Glos 0 1851 Sheepscombe George Halliday Son Single 13 M Scholar Sheepscombe 0 1871 (The Green) George Halliday Head Married 33 M Stone Mason Painswick 0 1871 Pill House Georgiana E Halliday Daughter Single 1 F 0 Painswick Born 24/12/1869, baptised Georgina Eliza 25/12/1870 1881 Sheepscombe Georgina Halliday Daughter Single 11 F Scholar Sheepscombe 0 1841 Brook House Hannah Halliday 0 0 79 F 0 Glos 0 1901 Sheepscombe Village Harry Halliday Son Single 2 mths M 0 Sheepscombe Baptised Richard Harry 31/3/1901 1911 Jacks Green Harry Halliday Son Single 10 M School Jacks Green 0 1881 Sheepscombe Henrietta Halliday Daughter Single 7 F Scholar Sheepscombe Born 6/6/1874, baptised 6/7/1876 1841 Sheepscombe Henry Halliday 0 0 15 M 0 Glos 0 1871 Pill House Henry G Halliday Son Single 14 M Cloth Worker Painswick 0 1881 Sheepscombe Henry Halliday Son Single 23 M Painter Painswick Married Fanny Cook 1889 1911 Butchers Arms Henry Percival Halliday Son Single 16 M Pin millhand Gloucester Born 1/10/1894, died 30/6/1947, aged 52 1861 Jacks Green Jesse Halliday Son Single 3 M 0 Painswick Baptised 9/5/1858 1911 Jacks Green John Halliday Son Single 7 M School Jacks Green baptised John Charles, 28/2/1904 1871 Sheepscombe Joseph Halliday Son Single 5 M Scholar Sheepscombe Baptised Joseph Francis 25/12/1866 1881 Sheepscombe Joseph Halliday Son Single 16 M Stone Mason Sheepscombe 0 1891 Rose Cottage Joseph Halliday Head Married 25 M Mason Glos Married Sophia 1891, recorded as Francis Joseph. Died and buried 30/10/1937, aged 72 1911 Butchers Arms Francis J Halliday Head Married 46 M Stonemason Daglingworth Sometimes referred to as Joseph 1861 Jacks Green Maria Halliday Wife Married 43 F Laundress Miserden 0 1851 Sheepscombe Mary Halliday Daughter Single 8 F Scholar Sheepscombe 0 1861 Sheepscombe Village Mary Halliday Daughter Single 18 F 0 Painswick 0 1871 (The Green) Mary E Halliday Daughter Single 5 mths F 0 Painswick Born 3/11/1870, baptised Mary Elizabeth 25/12/1870 1841 Sheepscombe Patience Halliday 0 0 35 F 0 Glos 0 1851 Sheepscombe Patience Halliday Wife Married 46 F 0 Sheepscombe 0 1861 Sheepscombe Village Patience Halliday Wife Married 52 F Monthly Nurse Painswick 0 1871 Sheepscombe Patience Halliday Head Widowed 66 F Dressmaker Sheepscombe 0 1881 Sheepscombe Patience Halliday Stepmother Widowed 78 F 0 Sheepscombe Died and buried 3/1/1884, aged 79 1841 Sheepscombe Samuel Halliday 0 0 50 M Cloth Draper Glos Occupied cottage at Greys 1851 Sheepscombe Samuel Halliday Head Married 63 M Cloth Worker Sheepscombe 0 1861 Sheepscombe Village Samuel Halliday Head Married 73 M Agricultural Labourer Painswick Died and buried 6/6/1869, aged 81 1851 Sheepscombe Samuel Halliday Head Married 27 M Carpenter Painswick Keeper of a beer shop, per 1853 baptismal records 1891 Rose Cottage Sophia Halliday Wife Married 23 F 0 Glos Married Frank 1891, nee Morgan 1911 Butchers Arms Sophia Halliday Wife Married 40 F 0 Monmouth Died 31/8/1940, aged 68 (same person?) 1841 Brook House Thomas Halliday 0 0 50 M W M Glos 0 1841 Sheepscombe William Halliday 0 0 20 M Agricultural Labourer Glos 0 1861 Jacks Green William Halliday Head Married 43 M Wood Sawyer Painswick Died and buried 6/7/1862 1881 Crown Inn William Halliday Son-in-law Married 28 M Plumber & Glazier Sheepscombe Married Elizabeth 1877 1911 Butchers
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