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Calstone Wellington - Census 1891 E L U D E H YEAR OCCUPATION/ C S SURNAME GIVEN NAMES RELATIONSHIP CONDITION SEX AGE BORN DISABILITY WHERE BORN ADDRESS 1 Coombs George Head Married M 26 1865 Agricultural Labourer Overton Green's Lane 1 Coombs Annie Wife Married F 26 1865 Blackland Green's Lane 1 Coombs Jane Daughter F 0 1891 Calstone Green's Lane 2 Rivers Joseph Head Married M 35 1856 General Labourer Green's Lane 2 Rivers Mary Ann Wife Married F 34 1857 Theale Berkshire Green's Lane 2 Rivers Florence M Daughter F 10 1881 Green's Lane Calne Green's Lane 2 Rivers Leonard Son M 8 1883 Calstone Calne Green's Lane 2 Rivers Emily E Daughter F 4 1887 Green's Lane Calne Green's Lane 2 Rivers Hilda Daughter F 1 1890 Green's Lane Calne Green's Lane 4 Daniells John Head Married M 65 1826 Highway Calne Green's Lane 4 Daniells Ellen Wife Married F 62 1829 London Green's Lane 5 Stapleford John Head Married M 62 1829 Agricultural Labourer Calstone Calne Green's Lane 5 Stapleford Alice Wife Married F 62 1829 Highway Calne Green's Lane 6 Hyde William Head Married M 45 1846 Agricultural Labourer Calstone Calne Green's Lane 6 Hyde Emma Wife Married F 45 1846 Calstone Calne Green's Lane 6 Hyde Minnie Daughter F 12 1879 Scholar Calstone Calne Green's Lane 6 Hyde Eliza Daughter F 10 1881 Scholar Calstone Calne Green's Lane 6 Hyde Bertha Daughter F 8 1883 Scholar Calstone Calne Green's Lane 6 Hyde Ellen Daughter F 2 1889 Calstone Calne Green's Lane 7 Green David Head Married M 67 1824 Agricultural Labourer Calstone Calne Green's Lane 7 Green Emma Wife Married F 60 1831 Avebury Green's Lane 7 Wootton George Unmarried M 20 1871 Agricultural Labourer Middle Hill Box Green's Lane 9 Robbins George Head Widower M 65 1826 Agricultural Labourer Theobalds Green, Calne Theobald's Green 10 Robbins John Head Married M 43 1848 Agricultural Labourer Blackland Theobald's Green 10 Robbins Mary Wife Married F 43 1848 Quemerford Gate Theobald's Green 10 Robbins Edward Son Unmarried M 19 1872 Gardner Blackland Theobald's Green 10 Robbins Ellen F Daughter F 16 1875 Domestic Servant Blackland Theobald's Green 10 Robbins Arthur J Son M 3 1888 Theobalds Green, Calne Theobald's Green 10 Cleverly Alice Mother Widow F 62 1829 Quemerford Gate Theobald's Green 11 Green Peter William Head Married M 35 1856 General Labourer Calstone Calne Theobald's Green 11 Green Elizabeth J Wife Married F 30 1861 Yatesbury Calne Theobald's Green 11 Green Maurice Son M 7 1884 Scholar Calstone Calne Theobald's Green 11 Green Herbert B C Son M 5 1886 Scholar Calstone Calne Theobald's Green 11 Green Percy W Son M 1 1890 Calstone Calne Theobald's Green 12 Gough Frederick Head Married M 25 1866 Miller Hullavington Theobald's Green 13 Kimber Alfred Head Married M 38 1853 Shepherd Preshute Theobald's Green 13 Kimber Hannah Wife Married F 30 1861 Broad Hinton Theobald's Green 13 Kimber Fanny Daughter F 5 1886 Scholar Overton Marlbro Theobald's Green 13 Kimber Edward Son M 3 1888 Calstone Calne Theobald's Green 13 Kimber Edith M Daughter F 0 1891 Calstone Calne Theobald's Green 14 Heath Martha Head Widow F 78 1813 Cherhill Theobald's Green 14 Robbins Fred Grandson Married M 25 1866 L General Labourer Theobalds Green, Calne Theobald's Green 14 Robbins Sarah E Grandaughter Married F 24 1867 Calstone Calne Theobald's Green 16 Clifford Anthony Head Married M 62 1829 Agricultural Labourer Stroud Glostershire Theobald's Green 16 Clifford Elizabeth Wife Married F 61 1830 Calne Theobald's Green 17 Heath Thomas Head Married M 51 1840 Labourer in Mop Factory Theobalds Green Theobald's Green ©Wiltshire OPC Project/2013/Jane Dickson Calstone Wellington - Census 1891 17 Heath Elizabeth Wife Married F 49 1842 Clutton Somerset Theobald's Green 17 Heath Ernest S W Son Unmarried M 17 1874 Carpenters Apprentice Theobalds Green Theobald's Green 18 Butler William Head Married M 33 1858 Agricultural Labourer Calstone Calne Sprays 18 Butler Mary Ann Wife Married F 29 1862 Heddington Sprays 19 Edwards John Widower Widower M 64 1827 Mop Manufacturer Calstone Calne Sprays 19 Edwards Mary Daughter Unmarried F 24 1867 Housekeeper Calstone Calne Sprays 19 Edwards Susanna Daughter Unmarried F 24 1867 Dressmaker Calstone Calne Sprays 19 Edwards Anthony S Son Unmarried M 17 1874 Grocers Assistant Calstone Calne Sprays 20 Bowsher Sarah Head Widow F 65 1826 Grocer Calstone Calne Calstone Village 20 Bowsher Emily A Daughter Unmarried F 37 1854 Grocers Assistant Calstone Calne Calstone Village 20 Bowsher Frederick W Son Unmarried M 36 1855 Carpenter Calstone Calne Calstone Village 20 Ashby Elizabeth Niece Unmarried F 54 1837 Dressmaker Calstone Calne Calstone Village 21 White Philip Head Married M 66 1825 Sub Post Master Calstone Calne Village Street 21 White Rebecca Wife Married F 50 1841 Calstone Calne Village Street 21 Anger Mary Mother Married F 76 1815 Calstone Calne Village Street 22 Scarlett Sarah Elizabeth Head Unmarried F 37 1854 Schoolmistress Heaton Norris Lancashire Village Street 22 Davis Mary Jane Servant F 13 1878 General Servant (Domestic) Stock Close Village Street 23 Dew James Head Married M 28 1863 Agricultural Labourer Batheaston Somersetshire Village Street 23 Dew Harriet Wife Married F 25 1866 Blackland Village Street 23 Dew Annie L Daughter F 4 1887 Cherhill Village Street 23 Dew Lilian F Daughter F 2 1889 Calstone Village Street 23 Daniell John Unmarried M 19 1872 Agricultural Labourer Compton Bassett Village Street 23 Wilkins George M 17 1874 Agricultural Labourer Union Workhouse Calne Village Street 23 Hilier Daniell M 12 1879 Agricultural Labourer Heddington Village Street 24 Maundrell Joseph Head Married M 74 1817 Farmer Stockly Calne Village Street 24 Maundrell Mary M Wife Married F 63 1828 West Kington Village Street 24 Maundrell Rowland Son Unmarried M 25 1866 Farmers Son Calstone Calne Village Street 24 Maundrell Maria G Daughter Unmarried F 24 1867 Calstone Calne Village Street 24 Maundrell Clara Daughter Unmarried F 23 1868 Calstone Calne Village Street 24 Maundrell Joseph H Son Unmarried M 21 1870 Farmers Son Calstone Calne Village Street 24 Cook Sarah Servant Unmarried F 22 1869 General Servant (Domestic) Upavon Village Street 25 Burridge William Head Married M 27 1864 Miller Dorsetshire M.O. 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    2016 AVEBURY & DISTRICT PLOUGHING ASSOCIATION ANNUAL PLOUGHING MATCH At West Nolands Farm, Yatesbury, Calne Wiltshire SN11 8YA by kind permission of Miss Rose Summers and A4 Farmers on SATURDAY 24th SEPTEMBER 2016 Ploughing commences 9.30am PROGRAMME OF CLASSES AND COMPETITORS President: Mr R Cooper Vice Presidents: Mrs S A Carson, Earl of Inchcape, J F Phillips, R B Horton, J Margesson, W Nutland, James Hussey, R. Gantlett Chairman: Stephen Horton Vice Chairman: Tim Carson Hon. Secretaries: Charles Lucas, 106 High Street, Marlborough, Wiltshire Rob Pickford, A4 Farmers, Upper Farm, Cherhill, Wiltshire Hon. Treasurer: David Scott, Nursteed House, Devizes, Wiltshire Committee: Robin Swanton, Robin Butler, David Sheppard, Tony Farthing, George Horton, Andrew Ainslie, Mark Noble, Phillip Horton, Chris Musgrave, Tim Carson, Wayne Sherman, Alexander Scott, Ben Butler, Mark Sheppard Programmes £1 (donated to RABI) www.aveburyploughingassociation.co.uk AVEBURY PLOUGHING ASSOCIATION CHAMPION CONVENTIONAL PLOUGHMAN – The British Falconers Cup CHAMPION REVERSIBLE PLOUGHMAN – The Robin Butler Cup RESERVE CHAMPION CONVENTIONAL PLOUGHMAN – The Radnor Cup RESERVE CHAMPION REVERSIBLE PLOUGHMAN – The Broad Hinton Cup BEST PLOUGHMAN UNDER 25 – The YFC Cup N U A & A W TROPHY for the best ploughman who is a member PRIZE FUND We gratefully acknowledge subscriptions received for the Prize Fund from our President, Vice Presidents and all members of the Committee as well as from the following firms: A C Nutland & Son Ltd Lister Wilder Ltd Agrii LKL Services