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Burton Overy 1861 Census Full Name Relationship to Head Gender Birth Burton Overy 1861 Census Full Name Relationship to Head Gender Birth Date Birth Place Maria Usherwood Boarder F 1805 St Marys, Leicestershire Samuel Ward Head M 1815 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Hannah Ward Wife F 1817 Newby, Northamptonshire Thomas Ward Son M 1841 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Charles Ward Son M 1848 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Arther Ward Son M 1853 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Elizabeth Fyers Head F 1785 Carlton Curlieu, Leicestershire James Filley Head M 1822 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Newton Harcourt, Ann Filley Wife F 1822 Leicestershire Henry Filley Son M 1847 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Fred Filley Son M 1851 Burton Overy, Leicestershire John Butteris Head M 1823 Billesdon, Leicestershire Rebecca Butteris Wife F 1823 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Ellen Butteris Daughter F 1848 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Fred Butteris Son M 1850 Burton Overy, Leicestershire John Butteris Son M 1852 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Sarah Butteris Daughter F 1859 Burton Overy, Leicestershire John Butteris Head M 1802 Skeffington, Leicestershire Mary Butteris Wife F 1799 Billesdon, Leicestershire Henry Butteris Son M 1840 Burton Overy, Leicestershire William Butteris Grandson M 1844 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Eliza Butteris Granddaughter F 1846 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Mary Grain Employee F 1837 Wigston, Leicestershire John Miller Employee M 1845 Somerby, Leicestershire Richard Bradshaw Head M 1818 Kibworth, Leicestershire Ann Bradshaw Wife F 1821 Burton Overy, Leicestershire John Bradshaw Son M 1847 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Catherine Bradshaw Daughter F 1851 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Ann Bradshaw Daughter F 1855 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Ellen Bradshaw Daughter F 1858 Burton Overy, Leicestershire James Heath Head M 1796 Beeby, Leicestershire Ann Heath Wife F 1801 Keyham, Leicestershire Sarah Heath Daughter F 1836 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Page 1 of 15 Burton Overy 1861 Census Full Name Relationship to Head Gender Birth Date Birth Place Mary Ann Heath Daughter F 1838 Burton Overy, Leicestershire George Heath Son M 1840 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Louisa Heath Daughter F 1841 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Market Harborough, George A Begley Head M 1825 Leicestershire William Bake Head M 1818 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Ann Bake Wife F 1824 Gaulby, Leicestershire Alfred Bake Son M 1845 Illston, Leicestershire Emma Bake Daughter F 1849 Illston, Leicestershire Fanny Bake Daughter F 1852 ..., Leicestershire William Bake Son M 1854 Carlton Curlieu, Leicestershire Ann Bake Daughter F 1857 Carlton Curlieu, Leicestershire William Roy Head M 1792 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Thomas Blencome M 1836 Culworth, Northamptonshire William Hill Head M 1812 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Mary Hill Wife F 1805 Great Burdon, Leicestershire James Hill Son M 1837 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Hester Hill Daughter F 1840 Burton Overy, Leicestershire George Hill Son M 1846 Carlton Curlieu, Leicestershire Ann Hill Head F 1800 Birmingham, Warwickshire Ellen Hill Daughter F 1849 Burton Overy, Leicestershire James Hill Head M 1828 East Indies British Subject Sutton Bassett, Jane Hill Wife F 1827 Northamptonshire James Hill Son M 1852 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Esther Hill Daughter F 1856 Burton Overy, Leicestershire John Hill Son M 1859 Burton Overy, Leicestershire David Hill Head M 1813 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Martha Hill Wife F 1809 Clipston, Northamptonshire Charlotte Hill Daughter F 1850 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Henry Hill Son M 1851 Burton Overy, Leicestershire James Hill Head M 1833 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Ann Maria Hill Wife F 1827 Loddington, Leicestershire Page 2 of 15 Burton Overy 1861 Census Full Name Relationship to Head Gender Birth Date Birth Place Ann Hill Daughter F 1855 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Thomas Ed Hill Son M 1857 Burton Overy, Leicestershire John Hill Son M 1859 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Willie Hill Son M 1861 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Elizabeth Hills Employee F 1815 Sutton Ham, Leicestershire Lucy Ann Hoyd Employee F 1845 Althorpe, Northamptonshire Esther Houlden Head F 1821 Seaton, Rutland Fanny Houlden Daughter F 1849 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Thomas Horton Head M 1809 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Susan Horton Wife F 1817 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Elizabeth Horton Daughter F 1849 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Henry Horton Son M 1851 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Tom Horton Son M 1853 Burton Overy, Leicestershire George Horton Son M 1855 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Fred Horton Son M 1858 Burton Overy, Leicestershire James Horton Head M 1827 Saddington, Leicestershire Ann Horton Wife F 1829 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Thomas Horton Son M 1856 Burton Overy, Leicestershire William Horton Son M 1857 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Joseph Henry Horton Son M 1858 Burton Overy, Leicestershire John Horton Son M 1860 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Arthur Horton Son M 1861 Burton Overy, Leicestershire James C Horton Grandson M 1855 Leicester Elizabeth Thompson Wife F 1821 Brigstock, Northamptonshire John Thompson Son M 1849 Seaton, Rutland Phoebe Thompson Daughter F 1851 Seaton, Rutland Elizabeth Thompson Employee F 1845 Seaton, Rutland Samuel Thompson Employee M 1843 Seaton, Rutland Jane Thompson Employee F 1847 Luton, Rutland Henry Thompson Head M 1809 Shoreditch, Middlesex Thomas Watts Head M 1839 Billesdon, Leicestershire George Watts Brother M 1841 Billesdon, Leicestershire Ann Watts Sister F 1836 Billesdon, Leicestershire Mary Ann Watts Niece F 1860 Billesdon, Leicestershire Ellen Watts Sister F 1846 Billesdon, Leicestershire John Watts Boarder M 1838 Billesdon, Leicestershire Page 3 of 15 Burton Overy 1861 Census Full Name Relationship to Head Gender Birth Date Birth Place Agnes Watts Employee F 1847 Billesdon, Leicestershire William Watson Head M 1803 Goadby, Leicestershire Kibworth Beauchamp, Elizabeth Watson Wife F 1793 Leicestershire Samuel Bland Head M 1800 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Mary Bland Wife F 1807 Billesdon, Leicestershire Eliza Bland Daughter F 1835 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Francis Bland Son M 1837 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Robert Cooke Head M 1817 Leicester Ann Cooke Wife F 1826 Leicester Jane Cooke Daughter F 1840 ..., Leicestershire Benoni Cooke Nephew M 1839 ..., Leicestershire Ann Brown Employee F 1845 Charlwood..., Leicestershire Emma Greenway Employee F 1841 ..., Warwickshire William Hawson Head M 1825 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Ann Hawson Wife F 1821 ..., Leicestershire Mary Elizabeth Hawson Daughter F 1853 Burton Overy, Leicestershire John Thomas Hawson Son M 1855 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Cottingham, Joseph Ingram Head M 1828 Northamptonshire Ann Ingram Wife F 1827 Billesdon, Leicestershire Mary Ann Ingram Daughter F 1853 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Arthur F Ingram Son M 1855 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Ellen Ingram Daughter F 1858 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Fred Ingram Son M 1861 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Mary E Bryan Boarder F 1853 Preston, Rutland Elizabeth Bryan Head F 1794 Barkby, Leicestershire Robert Brewin Employee M 1841 Ashby Folville, Leicestershire Samuel Hull Head M 1808 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Sarah Hull Wife F 1805 Great Easton, Leicestershire John Hull Head M 1813 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Elizabeth Hull Wife F 1815 Great Easton, Leicestershire James Hull Head M 1800 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Mary Hull Wife F 1796 Kilby, Leicestershire Daniel Clarke Head M 1799 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Jemimah Clarke Wife F 1801 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Page 4 of 15 Burton Overy 1861 Census Full Name Relationship to Head Gender Birth Date Birth Place Thomas Clarke Son M 1829 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Thomas Moore Head M 1798 Norton Kings, Leicestershire Ann Moore Sister F 1796 Norton Kings, Leicestershire Jane Moore Sister F 1798 Norton Kings, Leicestershire Norton By Gaulby, Thomas Perkins Head M 1824 Leicestershire Alice Perkins Wife F 1831 Stretton, Leicestershire George Perkins Son M 1855 Burton Overy, Leicestershire George Perkins Head M 1825 Kings Norton, Leicestershire Hannah Perkins Daughter F 1852 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Sarah Perkins Sister F 1829 Kings Norton, Leicestershire Jane Frisby Employee F 1837 Leicester, Leicestershire Henry Cox Son M 1858 Illston, Leicestershire John Cox Son M 1860 Burton Overy, Leicestershire William Cox Son M 1861 Burton Overy, Leicestershire George Cox Head M 1823 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Lucy Cox Wife F 1826 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Mary Cox Daughter F 1849 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Zipporah Cox Daughter F 1852 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Debborah Cox Daughter F 1855 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Heber Cox Son M 1857 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Mary Cox Head F 1830 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Marintha A Cox Daughter F 1855 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Alana Cox Son M 1857 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Robert Cox Son M 1857 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Jemima A Cox Daughter F 1860 Burton Overy, Leicestershire William Cox Head M 1826 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Rebecca Cox Wife F 1830 Burton Overy, Leicestershire William Cox Son M 1851 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Sophia Cox Daughter F 1853 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Page 5 of 15 Burton Overy 1861 Census Full Name Relationship to Head Gender Birth Date Birth Place Eliza Cox Employee F 1848 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Samuel Cox Head M 1784 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Sarah Cox Daughter F 1822 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Ann Cox Head F 1824 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Ann E Cox Niece F 1849 Burton Overy, Leicestershire George Cox Head M 1822 Burton Overy, Leicestershire Ann Cox Wife F 1821 Sproxton,
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