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Fovant - Census 1881 Fovant - Census 1881 Surname Given Names Relationship Condition Gender Age Year Born Occupation Place of Birth Abode Notes Schedule 1 Hardiman Samuel Head Married M 32 1849 Farm Servant Sutton Manderville, Wilts Hardiman Ann Wife Married F 31 1850 Ridge, Wilts Hardiman William J. Son M 12 1869 Ridge, Wilts Hardiman Louisa Daughter F 5 1876 Scholar Dinton, Wilts Hardiman Eliza J. Daughter F 2 1879 Scholar Fifefield Bavent, Wilts Hardiman Sidney Son M 1 1880 Purtwood, Wilts Unoccupied 1881 2 Arnold Charles Head Married M 53 1828 Farmer of 257 acres employing 3 labourers & 2 boys Donhead, Wilts Church Farm Arnold Charlotte Wife Married F 53 1828 Donhead, Wilts Arnold Mary Daughter unmarried F 23 1858 Fovant, Wilts Arnold Frank Son unmarried M 21 1860 Fovant, Wilts Arnold Harry Son unmarried M 17 1864 Fovant, Wilts 3 Earle Alfred Head Married M 41 1840 Curate Brixton, Surrey The Rectory Earle Alice M. Wife Married F 33 1848 Bermuda Earle Mildred M. Daughter F 10 1871 Scholar Chadwood, Surrey Earle Alfred C. H. Son M 8 1873 Scholar Ryde, Isle of Wight Garrett Agnes Servant unmarried F 23 1858 Servant East Knoyle, Wilts Thick Fanny Servant unmarried F 19 1862 Servant Ebbesbourne Wake, Wilts Hillier Julia Servant unmarried F 16 1865 Servant Shaftesbury, Dorset 4 Clay Harriett Head Widow F 48 1833 Surgeon's widow Hampshire Fairland Sydney Boarder unmarried M 40 1841 Surgeon London Clay Harriett G. Daughter unmarried F 32 1849 London Clay Alice F. Daughter unmarried F 28 1853 London Clay Alfred H. Son unmarried M 24 1857 Wilton, Wilts Clay Flora A. Daughter unmarried F 18 1863 Fovant, Wilts Chalk Ellen L? Servant unmarried F 21 1860 General Servant Downton, Wilts 5 Goodfellow Ann Head Widow F 67 1814 Laundress Tisbury, Wilts 6 Coombes John Head Married M 50 1831 Ag. Lab. Fovant, Wilts Coombes Anna Wife Married F 50 1831 Tisbury, Wilts 7 Dowding Hannah Head Widow F 64 1817 Wiverton Mere, Wilts 8 Turner Sarah Head Widow F 71 1810 North Bradley, Wilts Cooper Sarah Niece Married F 47 1834 Deverill, Wilts 9 Hibberd Charles Head Married M 43 1838 Mason employing 2 men & 1 Boy Bath, Somerset The Moor Road Hibberd Elizabeth Wife Married F 40 1841 Fovant, Wilts Hibberd Charles E. Son M 14 1867 Sutton Manderville, Wilts Hibberd Mary Daughter F 10 1871 Scholar Fovant, Wilts 10 Lever Hester Head Widow F 68 1813 Fretwell, Oxfordshire 11 Coombs Mary Head Widow F 49 1832 Charwoman Tisbury, Wilts Coombs Ellen Daughter unmarried F 19 1862 Servant Fovant, Wilts Coombs Elizabeth Daughter unmarried F 14 1867 Servant Fovant, Wilts Coombs Rose Daughter F 11 1870 Scholar Fovant, Wilts Coombs Walter Grandson M 4 1877 Fovant, Wilts Mould Alfred Son in law Married M 22 1859 Farm Servant Tisbury, Wilts ©Wiltshire OPC Project/2018/Eric Read Fovant - Census 1881 Surname Given Names Relationship Condition Gender Age Year Born Occupation Place of Birth Abode Notes Schedule Mould Mary A. Daughter Married F 23 1858 Tisbury, Wilts Mould Henry C. Grandson M 1m 1881 Fovant, Wilts 12 Jenkins Elizabeth Head Widow F 60 1821 Broad Chalk, Wilts Jenkins William J. Son unmarried M 19 1862 Ag. Lab. Fovant, Wilts Jenkins John Son M 14 1867 Ag. Lab. Fovant, Wilts 13 Simper George Head Married M 40 1841 Woodman Fovant, Wilts Simper Ann Wife Married F 29 1852 Fovant, Wilts Simper Emma Daughter F 9 1872 Scholar Fovant, Wilts Simper Robert Son M 7 1874 Scholar Fovant, Wilts Simper Kate Daughter F 5 1876 Scholar Fovant, Wilts Simper Elizabeth Daughter F 3 1878 Fovant, Wilts Simper Annie Daughter F 1 1880 Fovant, Wilts Simper Frank Son M 2m 1881 Fovant, Wilts 14 Bracher George Head Married M 48 1833 Blacksmith Tisbury, Wilts Bracher Eliza Wife Married F 54 1827 Fovant, Wilts Bracher Samuel Son unmarried M 17 1864 Carpenter Fovant, Wilts Bracher Edward Son unmarried M 16 1865 Ag. Lab. Fovant, Wilts Bracher Matthias Son M 14 1867 Blacksmith's apprentice Fovant, Wilts Bracher George Son M 10 1871 Scholar Fovant, Wilts 15 Snook Kerenhappuch Head Widower F 70 1811 Ag. Lab. Fovant, Wilts 16 Durrington John Head Married M 75 1806 Ag. Lab. Deveral, Wilts Durrington Ann Wife Married F 57 1824 Fovant, Wilts Durrington Henry Son unmarried M 24 1857 Ag. Lab. Fovant, Wilts Durrington William Son unmarried M 20 1861 Ag. Lab. Fovant, Wilts Durrington Albert Son M 14 1867 Ag. Lab. Fovant, Wilts 17 Lush James Head Widower M 41 1840 Ag. Lab. Bower Chalk, Wilts Lush Matilda Daughter F 13 1868 Scholar Fovant, Wilts Lush Alice Daughter F 10 1871 Scholar Fovant, Wilts Lush James Son M 5 1876 Sutton Manderville, Wilts 18 Smart Henry Head Married M 34 1847 Miller Fovant, Wilts Dean Lane Smart Isabelle Wife Married F 25 1856 Fonthill Gifford, Wilts Smart Bessie Daughter F 6 1875 Scholar Fovant, Wilts Smart Ellen Daughter F 5 1876 Scholar Fovant, Wilts Smart Fred Son M 3 1878 Fovant, Wilts 19 Goodfellow William Head Married M 57 1824 Dairyman Fovant, Wilts Goodfellow Mary A. Wife Married F 59 1822 Fovant, Wilts Goodfellow William Son unmarried M 19 1862 Ag. Lab. Fovant, Wilts Goodfellow Mary Mother Widow F 83 1798 Fovant, Wilts 20 Phillips David Head Married M 37 1844 Groom Idminster, Wilts Phillips Amelia Wife Married F 39 1842 Burcombe, Wilts Brazer? Elizabeth Daughter F 17 1864 Scholar St Giles, Dorset Phillips Edith A. Daughter F 12 1869 Scholar Idminster, Wilts Phillips Charlotte Daughter F 8 1873 Scholar Compton Chamberlayne, Wilts ©Wiltshire OPC Project/2018/Eric Read Fovant - Census 1881 Surname Given Names Relationship Condition Gender Age Year Born Occupation Place of Birth Abode Notes Schedule Phillips Margaret Daughter F 3 1878 Fovant, Wilts 21 Gosney Charles Head Married M 59 1822 Ag. Lab. Fovant, Wilts Gosney Mary A. Wife Married F 55 1826 Little Langford, Wilts Gosney Robert Son M 16 1865 Ag. Lab. Fovant, Wilts 22 Newman Maria Head Widow F 76 1805 Fovant, Wilts 23 Simper Henry Head Married M 55 1826 Sutton Manderville, Wilts Simper Sarah Wife Married F 54 1827 Fovant, Wilts Simper Thomas Son unmarried M 25 1856 Fovant, Wilts Simper Louisa Daughter unmarried F 21 1860 Fovant, Wilts Bundy Emma Servant unmarried F 14 1867 General Servant Broad Chalk, Wilts 24 Furnell John Head Married M 31 1850 Ag. Lab. Tisbury, Wilts Furnell Ann Wife Married F 30 1851 Sutton Manderville, Wilts Yeats Edward Son M 9 1872 Scholar Sutton Manderville, Wilts Furnell Sarah Daughter F 6 1875 Scholar Fovant, Wilts Furnell Jane Daughter F 2 1879 Fovant, Wilts 25 Chard Joseph Head Married M 42 1839 Farmer Stou Easton, Somerset Chard Ellen Wife Married F 44 1837 Stou Easton, Somerset 26 Yeats Emanuel Head Widower M 35 1846 Railway lab. Sutton Manderville, Wilts Yeats Emily Daughter F 9 1872 Scholar Fovant, Wilts Yeats Lucy Daughter F 6 1875 Scholar Fovant, Wilts Yeats Mary Daughter F 3 1878 Fovant, Wilts 27 Jarvis John Head Married M 55 1826 Ag. Lab. Fovant, Wilts Jarvis Ann Wife Married F 60 1821 Tisbury, Wilts 28 Yeats William Head Married M 24 1857 Stone quarry Lab Sutton Manderville, Wilts Yeats Martha Wife Married F 28 1853 Exeter, Devonshire 29 Otterway Amelia Head unmarried F 32 1849 School Mistress Broughton, Middlesex Matkins Hannah L. Niece F 14 1867 Scholar Broughton, Middlesex Matkins Eleanor M. Niece F 13 1868 Scholar Broughton, Middlesex 30 Toomer Henry Head Widower M 66 1815 Grocer Fovant, Wilts 31 Stacey George Head Married M 40 1841 Ag. Lab. Fovant, Wilts Stacey Anna Wife Married F 40 1841 Bower Chalk, Wilts Stacey Anna J. Daughter F 10 1871 Scholar Fovant, Wilts Stacey Anne R. Daughter F 7 1874 Scholar Fovant, Wilts Stacey Mary Daughter F 2 1879 Fovant, Wilts Stacey Henry Job Son M 8m 1880 Fovant, Wilts 32 Fussell Georgina E. Head unmarried F 28 1853 School Mistress Bradford, Wilts Fussell Herbert J. Brother unmarried M 24 1857 Clerk Bradford, Wilts 33 Sanger William Head Married M 38 1843 Stone quarry Lab Fovant, Wilts Fovant Street Sanger Harriett Wife Married F 51 1830 Donhead, Wilts Sanger Elizabeth Mother Widow F 71 1810 Dinton, Wilts 34 Read William Head Widower M 58 1823 Ag. Lab. Fovant, Wilts Read John W. Son M 12 1869 Fovant, Wilts Read Mary J. Daughter F 10 1871 Fovant, Wilts ©Wiltshire OPC Project/2018/Eric Read Fovant - Census 1881 Surname Given Names Relationship Condition Gender Age Year Born Occupation Place of Birth Abode Notes Schedule 35 Raymond Thomas Head Married M 41 1840 Shoemaker Compton Chamberlayne, Wilts Raymond Sophia Wife Married F 41 1840 ???, Dorset Raymond Annie Daughter F 12 1869 Scholar Compton Chamberlayne, Wilts Raymond Florence Daughter F 10 1871 Scholar Compton Chamberlayne, Wilts Raymond Frank Son M 8 1873 Scholar Compton Chamberlayne, Wilts Raymond John Son M 6 1875 Scholar Compton Chamberlayne, Wilts Raymond Arthur Son M 4 1877 Scholar Compton Chamberlayne, Wilts Raymond James C. Son M 2 1879 Fovant, Wilts 36 Gray George Head Married M 36 1845 Master Miller Derweston, Dorset Fovant Mill Gray Mary Wife Married F 31 1850 Derweston, Dorset Gray Ernest Son M 10 1871 Scholar Derweston, Dorset Gray Susannah Daughter F 8 1873 Scholar Derweston, Dorset Gray Lily Daughter F 4 1877 Bishopstone, Wilts Gray Celia Daughter F 4 1877 Bishopstone, Wilts Gray Frederick G. Son M 1 1880 Fovant, Wilts Haine Lydia M. Niece unmarried F 15 1866 Derweston, Dorset 37 Bendall Timothy Head Married M 30 1851 Miller's servant Corton, Wilts Mill Lane Bendall Louisa Wife Married F 27 1854 Pertwood, Wilts Bendall Mary Daughter F 7 1874 Scholar Corton, Wilts Bendall Kate Daughter F 2 1879 Fovant, Wilts 38 Barter Mary Head unmarried F 67 1814 Fovant, Wilts Church Lane 39 Turner William Head Widower M 72 1809 Ag.
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