1871 Census for Penygloddfa Area, Sorted by Street and Surname

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1871 Census for Penygloddfa Area, Sorted by Street and Surname Penygloddfa area Where details are italicised it is because the data has been transcribed differently to the National Archives Street Given name Family nameRelationship Status Age (M) Age (F) Occupation County and town of birth Disability Ann St Thomas Breese lodger unmarried 18 carpenter Mont Llanidloes Ann St Ann Bumford head widow 42 weaver Mont Newtown Ann St Edward Bumford son 12 scholar Mont Newtown Ann St John Bumford son 10 scholar Mont Newtown Ann St Annie Bumford daughter 6 Mont Newtown Ann St John Draycott lodger widower 47 sawyer Salop Alberbury Ann St Ellinor Draycott daughter unmarried 11 scholar Salop Ford Ann St Elizabeth Edwards head widow 71 Mont Llanidloes Ann St Joseph Evans lodger 7 Mont Newtown Ann St John Matthews lodger married 61 wool weaver Mont Newtown Ann St Elizabeth Morgan head married 65 Mont Llanidloes Ann St Mary Morgan daughter unmarried 22 dresssmaker Mont Llanidloes Ann St Edward H Morgan son 10 scholar Radnor Llanano Ann St Ann Morris daughter-in-law married 30 Mont Llanllwchaiarn Ann St Albert Morris son 2 Mont Llanllwchaiarn Ann St Richard Pearce lodger widower 72 nursery man Salop Stockton Ann St David Phillips head married 43 wool weaver Mont Welshpool Ann St Mary Phillips wife married 43 laundress Mont Newtown Ann St David Phillips son 13 scholar Merioneth Dolgelly Ann St George Phillips son 10 scholar Merioneth Dolgelly Ann St William Phillips son 5 scholar Merioneth Dolgelly Ann St Thomas Thomas head married 32 woollen spinner Mont Llanidloes Ann St Elizabeth Thomas wife married 32 Mont Llanidloes Ann St Elizabeth Thomas daughter 7 scholar Mont Llanidloes Ann St Hannah Thomas daughter 5 Mont Llanidloes Ann St Thomas Thomas son 2 Mont Newtown Ann St Mary Williams head widow 64 Mont Forden Ann St Evan Williams head married 69 shoemaker Mont Aberhafesp Ann St Elizabeth Williams wife married 67 Radnor Llanbadan Ann St Charles H Williams nephew 10 Mont Llanllwchaiarn Ann St Martha Woods wife married 32 Mont Llanllwchaiarn Ann St Harriet Woods daughter 6 scholar Mont Llanllwchaiarn Ann St Richard Woods son 2 Mont Llanllwchaiarn Ann St John Woolley head widower 60 labourer Mont Welshpool Ann St Mary Woolley daughter unmarried 25 housekeeper Mont Llandinam Ann St John Woolley son unmarried 18 shoemaker Mont Llandinam Ann St Edward Woolley son unmarried 16 labourer Mont Caersws Ann St John Woolley grandson 6 Mont Llanllwchaiarn Bakehouse Yard Jane Brain daughter married 37 fancy box maker Mont Newtown Bakehouse Yard Esther Davies head widow 56 baker Mont Llanafair Bakehouse Yard John Davies head married 44 woollen spinner Mont Llanllwchaiarn 1 Bakehouse Yard Sarah Davies wife married 43 Mont Kerry Bakehouse Yard Jane Davies daughter 11 Mont Newtown Bakehouse Yard Ann Davies daughter 8 Mont Llanllwchaiarn Bakehouse Yard Ellen Davies daughter 7 Mont Llanllwchaiarn Bakehouse Yard William Davies son 4 Mont Llanllwchaiarn Bakehouse Yard Elizabeth Hampton lodger widow 76 Mont Newtown Bakehouse Yard Sarah Howell head widow 76 Salop Bakehouse Yard Mary Ann Jones wife married 23 Mont Kerry Bakehouse Yard Jane Jones daughter 2 Mont Newtown Bakehouse Yard Ann Jones daughter 7 mths Mont Llanllwchaiarn Bakehouse Yard Thomas Jons head married 24 chemist's porter Mont Newtown Barracks Building Edward Hughes head married 34 general dealer Mont Llanidloes Barracks Building Samuel Morgan head married 46 porter Mont Llanllwchaiarn Barracks Building Mary Morgan wife married 43 washerwoman Mont Llanwnog Barracks Building John Morgan son unmarried 18 blacksmith Mont Llanwnog Barracks Building Jane Morgan daughter unmarried 15 Mont Llanwnog Barracks Building Mary Morgan daughter 11 Mont Llanllwchaiarn Barracks Building Catherine Morgan daughter 8 Mont Llanllwchaiarn Barracks Building Edward Morgan son 6 scholar Mont Llanllwchaiarn Barracks Building Thomas Williams head married 63 labourer Mont Kerry Barracks Building Mary Williams wife married 49 Mont Llanfair Barracks Building Edward Williams son 16 weaver Mont Llanllwchaiarn Barracks Building Susan Williams daughter 10 scholar Mont Llanllwchaiarn Barracks Building Richard Williams son 8 scholar Mont Llanllwchaiarn Barracks Building Sarah Williams daughter 4 Mont Llanllwchaiarn Bay Cottage John Morris head married 57 retired grocer Mont Montgomery Bay Cottage Susanne Morris wife married 55 Mont Churchstoke Bay Cottage Anne Frances Morris daughter unmarried 23 Mont Newtown Bay Cottage Alice Mary Morris daughter unmarried 14 scholar Mont Newtown Bay Cottage Elizabeth Morris daughter 12 scholar Mont Newtown Bay Cottage Sarah Phillips servant unmarried 21 domestic servant Mont Newtown Bay Court Elizabeth Davies head widow 40 wool picker Mont Llanidloes Bay Court David Davies son 16 wool sorter Mont Llangurig Bay Court William Davies son 14 errand boy Brecon Llanyrtyd Bay Court Jane Davies daughter 10 scholar Brecon Llanyrtyd Bay Court Edward Davies son 7 scholar Brecon Llanyrtyd Bay Court William Davies head widower 68 woollen weaver Mont Berriew Bay Court David Davies son unmarried 38 woollen weaver Mont Berriew Bay Court John Davies son unmarried 25 bricklayer Mont Newtown Bay Court Richard Davies son unmarried 20 labourer Mont Newtown Bay Court Thomas Rowlands head married 52 weaver DenbighshireLlangollen Bay Court Ann Rowlands wife married 47 Salop Welsh Felton Bay Court Jane Rowlands daughter unmarried 20 DenbighshireLlangollen Bay Court Sarah Rowlands daughter 11 DenbighshireLlangollen Bay Court Emily Rowlands daughter 10 DenbighshireLlangollen 2 Bay Court William Syars head married 77 formerly wool weaver Mont Bettws Bay Court Mary Syars wife married 71 formerly wool spinner Mont Newtown Bay Court Thomas Syars son unmarried 39 weaver, preacher Welsh MethodistsMont Newtown Bell Inn Edward Williams head married 45 innkeeper Mont Bettws Bell Inn Sarah Williams wife married 47 Mont Bettws Bell Inn Elizabeth Williams daughter 6 Mont Newtown Bell Inn Mary Williams neice 15 Mont Berriew Bell Inn Elizabeth Williams neice 13 Mont Berriew Bryn Street William Allen head married 33 brewer Mont Newtown Bryn Street Anne Allen wife married 28 housekeeper Ireland Co Armagh Bryn Street Elizabeth Ann Allen daughter 2 Mont Newtown Bryn Street William Edward Allen son 3 Mont Newtown Bryn Street Margaret Allen daughter 1 Mont Newtown Bryn Street Mary Andrew head married 35 washerwoman Mont Aberhafesp Bryn Street Mary Andrew daughter unmarried 16 woollen splicer Mont Llanllwchaiarn Bryn Street Kate Andrew daughter 14 woollen splicer Mont Llanllwchaiarn Bryn Street William Andrew son 12 woollen splicer Mont Llanllwchaiarn Bryn Street John Andrew son 9 scholar Mont Llanllwchaiarn Bryn Street David Andrew son 6 scholar Mont Llanllwchaiarn Bryn Street Sarah Andrew daughter 3 Mont Llanllwchaiarn Bryn Street William Bevan head married 34 labourer in wool warehouse Mont Llanllwchaiarn Bryn Street Eveline Bevan wife married 35 flannel weaver Mont Llanllwchaiarn Bryn Street William Bevan son 13 Mont Llanllwchaiarn Bryn Street John Bevan son 11 Mont Llanllwchaiarn Bryn Street Edward Bevan son 9 Mont Llanllwchaiarn Bryn Street David Bevan son 4 Mont Llanllwchaiarn Bryn Street Mary Bevan daughter 6 Mont Llanllwchaiarn Bryn Street Samuel Bevan son 5 mths Mont Llanllwchaiarn Bryn Street John Brick head married 53 builder Mont Newtown Bryn Street Ann Brick wife married 49 Mont Llanidloes Bryn Street John Brick son unmarried 23 bricklayer Mont Newtown Bryn Street William Brick son unmarried 21 bricklayer Mont Newtown Bryn Street Richard Brick son 16 scholar Mont Newtown Bryn Street Owen Brick son 12 scholar Mont Newtown Bryn Street Jane Brick daughter 10 scholar Mont Newtown Bryn Street Thomas Brick son 7 scholar Mont Newtown Bryn Street Henry Brick son 4 scholar Mont Newtown Bryn Street Charles Thomson Clarke boarder unmarried 20 bankers clerk Salop Shrewsbury Bryn Street Edward Clayton head married 41 weaver Mont Welshpool Bryn Street Elizabeth Clayton wife married 43 dressmaker Mont Newtown Bryn Street John Clayton son 12 scholar Mont Newtown Bryn Street Walter Clayton son 9 scholar Mont Newtown Bryn Street William Cook head married 49 schoolmaster Somerset Norton St Philip Bryn Street Marianne Cook wife married 51 wife Bryn Street Susan Norton Cook daughter unmarried 18 3 Bryn Street Llewellyn Morgan Cook son 15 pupil teacher Sussex Brighton Bryn Street Albert Samuel Cook son 11 scholar Mont Newtown Bryn Street David Davies head married 51 woollen weaver Mont Llanmyddalan Bryn Street Ellen Davies wife married 47 woollen weaver Mont Llanllugan Bryn Street Elizabeth Davies daughter unmarried 19 milliner Mont Llanfair Bryn Street Mary Ellen Davies daughter 9 Mont Newtown Bryn Street Ann Davies servant 17 servant Merioneth Dinas Bryn Street Thomas Davies head married 61 Flannel weaver Mont Bolton Bryn Street Sarah Davies wife married 55 Mont Llandinam Bryn Street Elizabeth Davies granddaughter unmarried 15 Mont Montgomery Bryn Street Sarah Davies granddaughter unmarried 2 Mont Llanllwchaiarn Bryn Street James Davies head married 36 bricklayer Mont Llanllwchaiarn Bryn Street Jane Davies wife married 36 Mont Llanllwchaiarn Bryn Street Richard Davies son unmarried 14 labourer Mont Llanllwchaiarn Bryn Street Mary Jane Davies daughter 12 scholar Mont Llanllwchaiarn Bryn Street James Davies son 10 scholar Mont Llanllwchaiarn Bryn Street Elizabeth Davies daughter 9 scholar Mont Llanllwchaiarn Bryn Street Thomas Davies son 7 scholar Mont Llanllwchaiarn Bryn Street George Davies son 5 scholar Mont Llanllwchaiarn Bryn Street Easter Davies daughter 3 scholar Mont Llanllwchaiarn Bryn Street John Davies
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