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Teffont Magna - Census 1861 Teffont Magna - Census 1861 2 2 3 Relationship Year /1 Abode Surname Given Names Status Age Sex Occupation Place of Birth Notes 9 to Head Born G R 1 Macey John George Head U 64 M 1797 Cooper Teffont Page 1. Folio 60 ed4 Macey James Brother W 58 M 1803 Cooper Teffont Macey Fred Geo Nephew U 26 M 1835 Cooper Fovant Macey Ethel Ann Neice U 24 F 1837 Fovant 2 Barratt Henry Head M 49 M 1812 Plumber & Glazier Warminster Barratt Mary A Wife M 52 F 1809 Knoyle Barratt Edwin Son U 24 M 1837 Plumber & Glazier Teffont Barratt Mary A Dau U 21 F 1840 Teffont 3 Euence Elizabeth Head W 63 F 1798 Teffont 4 Obrien James Head M 43 M 1818 Ag. Lab Teffont Obrien Sophia Wife M 40 F 1821 Teffont Obrien Elizabeth Dau 13 F 1848 Scholar Teffont Obrien Maria Dau 13 F 1848 Scholar Teffont Obrien Mary Ann Dau 10 F 1851 Scholar Teffont Obrien John Son 7 M 1854 Scholar Teffont Ford James Lodger U 50 M 1811 Ag. Lab Teffont 5 Mullins William Head M 56 M 1805 Ag. Lab Teffont Mullins Elizabeth Wife M 53 F 1808 Teffont Mullins George Son U 16 M 1845 Ag. Lab Teffont Mullins James Son U 13 M 1848 Scholar Teffont Mullins Thomas Son 10 M 1851 Scholar Teffont Mullins Mary J Dau 7 F 1854 Scholar Teffont 6 Kellow Job Head M 62 M 1799 Ag. Lab Teffont Page 2 Kellow Mary Wife M 62 F 1799 Dinton Kellow Elizabeth Dau U 25 F 1836 Teffont Kellow Thomas Son U 19 M 1842 Ag. Lab Teffont Marshall Thomas Lodger U 77 M 1784 Ag. Lab Teffont 7 Dyer George Head M 40 M 1821 Ag. Lab Carter Teffont Dyer Ann Wife M 41 F 1820 Teffont Dyer George Son U 12 M 1849 Ag. Lab Carter Teffont Dyer James Son 8 M 1853 Teffont Dyer Ann M Dau 6 F 1855 Teffont Dyer Frank Son 4 M 1857 Teffont Dyer Albert Son 2 M 1859 Teffont 8 Compton William Head M 64 M 1797 Ag. Lab Shepherd Whitsbury Compton Jane Wife M 60 F 1801 Wishford 9 Tinham Charles Y. Head U 18 M 1843 Ag. Lab. Carter Teffont Tinham James Brother U 16 M 1845 Ag. Lab. Carter Teffont 10 Harris Edward Head U 39 M 1822 Farmer of 680 ac. Emp 23 men & 7 boys Robinson Charlotte H Servant U 29 F 1832 House Servant Lower Clatford Hants Wise Phoebe H Servant U 32 F 1829 House Servant Langley Hants 11 Mullins Henry Lodger U 18 M 1843 Ag. Lab. Carter Teffont 12 Target William Head M 41 M 1820 Ag. Lab. Carter Pertwood Target Elizabeth Wife M 35 F 1826 Teffont Target Ellen Dau U 12 F 1849 Teffont Target Jane Dau U 10 F 1851 Scholar Teffont Page 3 Target Emma Dau 7 F 1854 Scholar Teffont Target Sarah Dau 5 F 1856 Teffont Target Frederick Son 1 M 1860 Teffont 13 Douty John Head M 58 M 1803 Ag. Lab. Teffont Douty Lucy Wife M 68 F 1793 Teffont Macey John Lodger W 71 M 1790 Teffont Blind ©Wiltshire OPC Project//2020/Stephanie Heuston Page 1 of 6 Teffont Magna - Census 1861 2 2 3 Relationship Year /1 Abode Surname Given Names Status Age Sex Occupation Place of Birth Notes 9 to Head Born G R 14 Ford George Head M 20 M 1841 Ag. Lab. Teffont Ford Jane Wife M 22 F 1839 Teffont Ford Elizabeth Dau 1 F 1860 Teffont Ford Herbert Son 0 M 1861 Teffont 5 mths 15 Sutton John Head M 44 M 1817 Ag. Lab. Teffont Sutton Emily Wife M 33 F 1828 Teffont Sutton Thomas Son 12 M 1849 Scholar Teffont Sutton George Son 9 M 1852 Scholar Teffont Sutton David Son 6 M 1855 Scholar Teffont Sutton Mary Ann Dau 3 F 1858 Teffont Sutton Alfred Son 1 M 1860 Teffont 16 Ford James Head M 28 M 1833 Ag. Lab. Teffont Ford Jimna Wife M 27 F 1834 Teffont Ford Mary Ann Dau 4 F 1857 Teffont Ford Henry G Son 2 M 1859 Teffont 17 Barratt Alice Head W 68 F 1793 Shopkeeper Stour, Dorset pob: part deleted Penny Emily Servant U 14 F 1847 House Servant Teffont Emm George Boarder U 29 M 1832 Fund Holder Fifield 18 Cox James Head M 38 M 1823 Ag. Lab. Wilts Page 4 Cox Martha Wife M 33 F 1828 Wilts Cox Sarah Jane Dau U 11 F 1850 Wilts Cox Rose Dau 8 F 1853 Wilts Cox Henry J Son 5 M 1856 Wilts Cox Thomas Son 3 M 1858 Wilts Cox William S. Son 0 M 1861 Wilts 8 mths Dewey George Visitor U 37 M 1824 Ag. Lab. Shepherd Wilts 19 Goodfellow John Head M 42 M 1819 Ag. Lab. Shepherd Chilmark Goodfellow Ann Wife M 43 F 1818 Teffont Goodfellow George Son U 14 M 1847 Ag. Lab. Teffont Goodfellow Elizabeth Dau 11 F 1850 Scholar Teffont Goodfellow Maria Dau 8 F 1853 Scholar Teffont Goodfellow Henry Son 0 M 1861 Teffont 10 mths 20 Cox Henry Head M 41 M 1820 Ag. Lab. Teffont Mullins Henry J Son in Law U 20 M 1841 Ag. Lab. Teffont 21 Fritz Walter Lodger U 30 M 1831 Ag. Lab. Teffont 22 Foyle William Head M 40 M 1821 Ag. Lab. Teffont Foyle Sarah J. Wife M 35 F 1826 Teffont Foyle Frederic Son U 15 M 1846 Ag. Lab. Teffont Foyle Elizabeth S. Dau U 12 M 1849 Teffont Mullins Sarah Lodger W 60 F 1801 Property Holder Teffont 23 Penny Thomas Head M 36 M 1825 Ag. Lab. Teffont Page 6 Penny Mary Wife M 38 F 1823 Teffont Penny Henry Son U 10 M 1851 Ag. Lab. Teffont Penny George Son 6 M 1855 Teffont Penny Albert J Son 4 1857 Teffont Penny Walter W Son 1 M 1860 Teffont 24 Ford Thomas Head M 38 M 1823 Ag. Lab. Teffont Ford Mary Wife M 31 F 1830 Teffont Ford George Son 9 M 1852 Scholar Teffont Ford Elizabeth Dau 5 F 1856 Scholar Teffont 25 Larkam John Head U 33 M 1828 Ag. Lab. Teffont Larkam Maria Sister U 21 F 1840 Farm Servant Teffont ©Wiltshire OPC Project//2020/Stephanie Heuston Page 2 of 6 Teffont Magna - Census 1861 2 2 3 Relationship Year /1 Abode Surname Given Names Status Age Sex Occupation Place of Birth Notes 9 to Head Born G R Larkam Alfred Brother U 18 M 1843 Carpenters Lab. Teffont 26 Lane John Head M 55 M 1806 Ag. Lab. Teffont Lane Jane Wife M 55 F 1806 Teffont Lane Mary J. Dau U 25 F 1836 Teffont Lane Ann Dau U 20 F 1841 Teffont King Tom Gr. Son 0 M 1861 Tisbury 4 mths 27 Mullins William Head M 20 M 1841 Ag. Lab. Teffont Mullins Mary Wife M 22 F 1839 Teffont Mullins Frederic Son 0 M 1861 Teffont 5 mths 28 Fowler Henry Head M 33 M 1828 Clergyman Ch of Eng London Middex Fowler Julia F Wife M 24 F 1837 London Middex Milverton Selina Visitor U 30 F 1831 Governess Chard Dorset Mills Elizabeth Servant U 17 F 1844 Ho Serv Westbury 29 Penny George Head M 29 M 1832 Ag. Lab. Carter Wilts Page 6 Penny Prudence A Wife M 27 F 1834 Wilts Penny Sarah A Dau 5 F 1856 Wilts Penny Anna L Dau 4 F 1857 Wilts Penny Herbert G Son 3 M 1858 Wilts Penny Elizabeth J. Dau 0 F 1861 Wilts 5 mths 30 Ponton Aaron Head M 46 M 1815 Master Saddler Warminster Ponton Ann Wife M 45 F 1816 Teffont Ponton George J. Son U 15 M 1846 Harness Maker Warminster Ponton Frances K Dau 13 F 1848 Scholar Pimlico Middes 31 Ford James Head M 51 M 1810 Grocer Teffont Ford Ann Wife M 54 F 1807 Teffont 32 Coborn William Head U 50 M 1811 Shoemaker/Journeyman Whiteparish 33 Fritz Eliza Head M 55 F 1806 Stapleford Scammel Ann Dau W 34 F 1827 Ho Servant Teffont 34 Bishop John Head M 32 M 1829 Hindon Bishop Eliza Wife M 31 F 1830 Teffont Bishop Alice A. Dau 1 F 1860 Teffont 35 Mullins Joseph Head M 38 M 1823 Ag. Lab. Teffont Mullins Maria Wife M 40 F 1821 Tisbury 36 Kellow George Head M 49 M 1812 Ag. Lab. Teffont Kellow Elizabeth Wife M 45 F 1816 Warminster 37 Truelock James Head M 35 M 1826 Shoemaker Hindon Page 7 Truelock Elizabeth Wife M 35 F 1826 Fonthill Gifford Truelock William Son U 13 M 1848 Hindon Truelock Jane Dau 8 F 1853 Teffont Truelock George Son 6 M 1855 Teffont Truelock Edward Son 3 1858 Teffont Truelock John Son 0 M 1861 Teffont 1 mth 38 Chubb Mary Head W 78 F 1783 Teffont Chubb Ann Dau U 44 F 1817 Teffont Chubb William Son U 39 M 1822 Maltster Teffont Chubb George Gr. Son 8 M 1853 Scholar Salisbury Larkham Mary Gr. Dau 7 F 1854 Scholar Sutton Cox Ann Servant M 38 F 1823 House Servant Teffont Tinham Jane Servant U 14 F 1847 House Servant Teffont 39 Helyer Jeremiah Head W 77 M 1784 Ag. Lab. Teffont Hardiman John UK U 51 M 1810 Ag. Lab. Teffont Toomer Sarah Sister in Law W 53 F 1808 Tisbury ©Wiltshire OPC Project//2020/Stephanie Heuston Page 3 of 6 Teffont Magna - Census 1861 2 2 3 Relationship Year /1 Abode Surname Given Names Status Age Sex Occupation Place of Birth Notes 9 to Head Born G R 40 Macey William Head U 42 M 1819 Farmer Teffont Macey Joan Cousin U 60 F 1801 Teffont Miles William Nephew U 17 M 1844 Teffont Miles Sarah Neice U 16 F 1845 Teffont Miles Ann Neice 14 F 1847 Teffont Miles Robert T.
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