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1891 Census for Weeke, Hants 2 Extracted from the Enumerators Books by Barrie Brinkman 2007 3 No AB C D E FGHIJ KLM 1 1891 Census for Weeke, Hants 2 Extracted from the enumerators books by Barrie Brinkman 2007 3 No. Page Address CName SNAME Status M S A Occupation E H Where born 4 5 1 RG12/936/54/1 Roebuck Inn William PHILPOTT Head M M 56 Innkeeper N Market Lavington, Wilts 6 Stockbridge Rd,Weeke Miriam PHILPOTT Wife M F 60 Nunton, Hants 7 Minnie PHILPOTT Dau S F 26 Winchester, Hants 8 Charles GODDARD Lodger S M 39 Carter E Hungerford, Berks 9 Fredk SPALDING Lodger S M 26 Carpenter E Lymington, Hants 10 2 45 Lower William HEATHER Head M M 43 Pawnbroker R Brixton, Surrey 11 Stockbridge Rd, Weeke Florence J HEATHER Wife M F 38 Winchester, Hants 12 William G O HEATHER Son S M 15 Apprentice E Putney, Surrey 13 Arthur H HEATHER Son S M 14 Scholar Southampton, Hants 14 Florence E HEATHER Dau S F 12 Scholar Brighton, Sussex 15 Emma E HEATHER Dau S F 10 Scholar Chichester, Sussex 16 Mabel M HEATHER Dau S F 8 Scholar Chichester, Sussex 17 Frank HEATHER Son S M 4 Portsmouth, Hants 18 Harold T HEATHER Son S M 3 Portsmouth, Hants 19 Gladys M HEATHER Dau S F 4m Winchester, Hants 20 Ellen BUNGAY Servant S F 20 Domestic Servant Winchester, Hants 21 Edith MOULD Servant S F 13 Domestic Servant Winchester, Hants 22 3 46 Lower Charles J D MARSHALL Head M M 47 Army Schoolmaster E Manchester, Lancs 23 Stockbridge Rd, Weeke Frances MARSHALL Wife M F 42 Army Schoolmistress E Ireland 24 Isabella D MARSHALL Dau S F 9 Scholar Colchester, Essex 25 Annie EADES Servant S F 17 General Servant Twyford, Hants 26 4 47 Lower William LOCK Head M M 65 Railway Clerk E Barnstaple, Devon 27 Stockbridge Rd, Weeke Margaret J LOCK Wife M F 42 East Indies, Overseas 28 Elizabeth J LOCK Dau S F 26 Dressmaker N East Indies, Overseas 29 William J LOCK Son S M 25 East Indies, Overseas 30 Ellen L LOCK Dau S F 10 Scholar Winchester, Hants 31 Florence M LOCK Dau S F 8 Scholar Winchester, Hants 32 5 48 Lower Francis BASCOMBE Head M M 45 Builder R Portsea, Hants 33 Stockbridge Rd, Weeke Mary BASCOMBE Wife M F 45 Unknown 34 Mary E BASCOMBE Dau S F 19 Mantlemaker E Norwood, Surrey 35 RG12/936/54/2 Sarah L BASCOMB Dau S F 17 Dressmaker E Lower Norwood, Surrey 36 Fanny F BASCOMB Dau S F 15 Scholar Lower Norwood, Hants 37 Edith R BASCOMB Dau S F 12 Scholar Winchester, Hants 38 Francis G BASCOMB Son S M 10 Scholar Winchester, Hants 39 Frederick A BASCOMB Son S M 7 Scholar Winchester, Hants AB C D E FGHIJ KLM 1 1891 Census for Weeke, Hants 2 Extracted from the enumerators books by Barrie Brinkman 2007 3 No. Page Address CName SNAME Status M S A Occupation E H Where born 4 40 6 49 Lower Charles TYRELL Head M M 23 Chemist's Assistant E Portsmouth, Hants 41 Stockbridge Rd, Weeke Amy L TYRELL Wife M F 21 Southampton, Hants 42 Charles H H TYRELL Son S M 2 Southampton, Hants 43 Amy E I TYRELL Dau S F 1 Southampton, Hants 44 7 50 Lower Walter G EMMONS Head W M 45 Rate Collector & Accountant Egham, Surrey 45 Stockbridge Rd, Weeke Ethel M EMMONS Dau S F 14 Egham, Surrey 46 Mabel B EMMONS Dau S F 13 Egham, Surrey 47 Harry E EMMONS Son S M 11 Scholar Wooton Bassett, Wilts 48 Maggie EMMONS Dau S F 9 Scholar Hurstpierpoint, Sussex 49 Norah W EMMONS Dau S F 5 Scholar Winchester, Hants 50 Reginald W EMMONS Son S M 2 Winchester, Hants 51 George EMMONS Boarder W M 53 Accountant N Egham, Surrey 52 8 51 Lower Frank WILKERSON Head M M 41 Business Manager E Royston, Cambs 53 Stockbridge Rd, Weeke Caroline E WILKERSON Wife M F 41 Lambeth, Surrey 54 Edgar WILKERSON Son S M 14 Assistant E Kennington, Surrey 55 Annie M WILKERSON Dau S F 12 Scholar Nunfield, Surrey 56 Carrie WILKERSON Dau S F 3 Sydenham, Kent 57 Frank D WILKERSON Son S M 1 Basingstoke, Hants 58 Mary D WILKERSON Dau S F 6m Basingstoke, Hants 59 Mary DEACON Minlaw W F 75 Godalming, Surrey 60 9 52 Lower John LEE Head M M 64 Gen Shopkpr & Sub Post Kings Lynn, Norfolk 61 Stockbridge Rd, Weeke Betsy LEE Wife M F 67 Kings Lynn, Norfolk 62 George WALLEY Boarder S M 40 Builder's Clerk E Islington, London 63 10 53 Lower Walter JEFFERIES Head M M 34 Bricklayer E Winchester, Hants 64 Stockbridge Rd, Weeke Annie JEFFERIES Wife M F 35 Wonston, Hants 65 Percy JEFFERIES Son S M 2 Winchester, Hants 66 RG11/936/55/3 Ellen ROE Sister S F 33 Wonston, Hants 67 11 54 Lower George C GREGORY Head M M 27 Painter E Brighton, Sussex 68 Stockbridge Rd, Weeke Agnes M GREGORY Wife M F 28 Teacher Of Music Woodmancote, Hants 69 Charles GREGORY Son S M 7 Scholar Portsmouth, Hants 70 12 55 Lower James E GRANT Head M M 47 Shoemaker N Winchester, Hants 71 Stockbridge Rd, Weeke Annie M GRANT Wife M F 53 Dressmaker N Newport, I O W 72 Edwin J GRANT Son S M 19 Brewer's Clerk E Winchester, Hants 73 13 56 Lower Charles LAWRANCE Head M M 40 Gardener E Romsey, Hants 74 Stockbridge Rd, Weeke Betsy LAWRANCE Wife M F 38 Tollard Royal, Wilts AB C D E FGHIJ KLM 1 1891 Census for Weeke, Hants 2 Extracted from the enumerators books by Barrie Brinkman 2007 3 No. Page Address CName SNAME Status M S A Occupation E H Where born 4 75 Frederick C LAWRANCE Son S M 14 Errand Boy E Brighton, Sussex 76 William G LAWRANCE Son S M 11 Scholar Bighton, Hants 77 Edith R LAWRANCE Dau S F 8 Scholar Winchester, Hants 78 Ernest A LAWRANCE Son S M 6 Scholar Winchester, Hants 79 Alfred H LAWRANCE Son S M 3 Winchester, Hants 80 Harry LAWRANCE Uncle S M 60 Shipwright N Bridport, Dorset 81 14 57 Lower Henry HOLLOWAY Head M M 49 Carman E Winchester, Hants 82 Stockbridge Rd, Weeke Caroline HOLLOWAY Wife M F 48 Easton, Hants 83 Olive BEALE Mother W F 71 Easton, Hants 84 15 58 Lower William H EVE Head M M 26 Grocer R Braintree, Essex 85 Stockbridge Rd, Weeke Harriet EVE Wife M F 24 Ireland 86 Walter RAISWELL Shopman S M 18 Grocer's Assistant E Clifton, Gloucs 87 16 59 Lower George WHITMORE Head M M 60 Grocer & Dairyman R Bloomsbury, London 88 Stockbridge Rd, Weeke Sarah WHITMORE Wife M F 49 Farningham, Kent 89 17 60 Lower Tom BEMINSTER Head M M 54 Winchester, Hants 90 Stockbridge Rd, Weeke Annie BEMINSTER Wife M F 50 Eating House Keeper N Winchester, Hants 91 18 61 Lower Thomas WHITE Head M M 51 Butcher N Alresford, Hants 92 Stockbridge Rd, Weeke Harriet J WHITE Wife M F 47 Butcher Canada 93 Gertrude F WHITE Dau S F 16 Draper's Apprentice E Chelsea, London 94 Henry B WHITE Son S M 14 Scholar Chelsea, London 95 RG12/936/55/4 Marion A WHITE Dau S F 12 Scholar Hammersmith, London 96 Edith M WHITE Dau S F 10 Scholar Winchester, Hants 97 Mabel M WHITE Dau S F 8 Scholar Winchester, Hants 98 Harold G WHITE Son S M 5 Scholar Winchester, Hants 99 Ellen BROWN Servant S F 17 Domestic Servant Crawley, Hants 100 19 62 Lower John WAKEFORD Head M M 61 Licensed Victualler R Hawkley, Hants 101 Stockbridge Rd, Weeke Elizabeth WAKEFORD Wife M F 56 Chawton, Hants 102 Wyndham WAKEFORD Son S M 34 Assistant E Chawton, Hants 103 Constance WAKEFORD Dau S F 23 Assistant E Winchester, Hants 104 Louisa FRAMPTON Servant S F 24 General Domestic Servant Forgate, Wilts 105 20 16 Upper Frederick TURNER Head M M 28 Whitesmith E Romsey, Hants 106 Stockbridge Rd, Weeke Mary Ann TURNER Wife M F 31 Ringwood, Hants 107 Frederick TURNER Son S M 10m Winchester, Hants 108 Edward HIBBERD Lodger M M 31 Baker E Broughton, Hants 109 21 15 Upper Elizabeth SEALEY Head W F 65 Independent Means Abingdon, Berks AB C D E FGHIJ KLM 1 1891 Census for Weeke, Hants 2 Extracted from the enumerators books by Barrie Brinkman 2007 3 No. Page Address CName SNAME Status M S A Occupation E H Where born 4 110 Stockbridge Rd, Weeke Louisa SEALEY Dau S F 40 Shrivenham, Berks 111 Fanny SEALEY Dau S F 39 Gosport, Hants 112 14 Upper Unoccupied 113 Stockbridge Rd, Weeke 114 22 13 Upper Joseph STAGG Head M M 62 Groom Marlborough, Wilts 115 Stockbridge Rd, Weeke Sarah STAGG Wife M F 61 Marlborough, Wilts 116 23 12 Upper Stockbridge Rd Frederic PLOWMAN Head M M 26 Fishmonger E Winchester, Hants 117 Stockbridge Rd, Weeke Louisa PLOWMAN Wife M F 30 Sunbury, Middx 118 Charles F PLOWMAN Son S M 10m Winchester, Hants 119 24 11 Upper Elizabeth J ROLES Head W F 52 Living On Own Means Great Bookham, Surrey 120 Stockbridge Rd, Weeke 121 25 10 Upper Stockbridge Rd William DRUSHETT Head M M 40 Coach Body Maker & Watch Dorchester, Dorset 122 Stockbridge Rd, Weeke Ellen DRUSHETT Wife M F 39 Wareham, Dorset 123 William C DRUSHETT Son S M 12 Dorchester, Dorset 124 Sidney G DRUSHETT Son S M 10 Dorchester, Dorset 125 Ada DRUSHETT Dau S F 7 Dorchester, Dorset 126 Arthur DRUSHETT Son S M 4 Winchester, Hants 127 26 RG12/936/56/5 9 Upper William TARRANT Head M M 49 Carpenter Pennington, Hants 128 Stockbridge Rd, Weeke Mary Ann TARRANT Wife M F 50 Winchester, Hants 129 Ernest M TARRANT Son S M 16 Winchester, Hants 130 Lillie TARRANT Dau S F 14 Winchester, Hants 131 Frederick J TARRANT Son S M 12 Scholar Winchester, Hants 132 Edward C TARRANT Son S M 10 Scholar Winchester, Hants 133 Sidney CLANCIES Stepson S M 20 Plasterer's Apprentice E Winchester, Hants 134 27 8 Upper Stephen ALSOPP Head M M 61 Gardener - Working E Cirencester, Gloucs 135 Stockbridge Rd, Weeke Emma ALSOPP Wife M F 59 Cirencester, Gloucs 136 Stephen ALSOPP Son S M 20 Gardener - Working E Cirencester, Gloucs 137 May ALSOPP Dau S F 17 Cirencester, Gloucs 138 28 7 Upper Ann GODDARD Head W F 68 Laundress N Manuden, Essex 139 Stockbridge Rd, Weeke Martha E GODDARD Dau S F 35 Dressmaker N Tring, Herts 140 Martha E GODDARD Gdau S F 5 Euston, London 141 29 6 Upper Martin CHANDLER Head M M 42 Cordwainer N Lymington, Hants 142 Stockbridge Rd, Weeke Ellen CHANDLER Wife M F 41 Lymington, Hants 143 William CHANDLER Son S M 13 Shop Boy E Poole, Dorset 144 Harry CHANDLER Son S M 10 Scholar Poole, Dorset AB C D E FGHIJ KLM 1 1891 Census for Weeke, Hants 2 Extracted from the enumerators books by Barrie Brinkman 2007 3 No.
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