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Stratton St. Margaret - Census 1871 Stratton St. Margaret - Census 1871 Year Schedule Address Surname Forename Relation Condition Sex Age Born Occupation/Disability/Notes Where Born 1 Moors Cottage Lane Job Head Widowed F 70 1801 Market Gardener Poulton Wiltshire 2 Kingsdown House Archer David Head Married M 64 1807 JP, Landowner & Farmer Castle Eaton Wiltshire 2 Kingsdown House Archer Hannah Wife Married F 58 1813 Down Ampney Gloucestershire 2 Kingsdown House Rice Eliza Servant Widowed F 50 1821 Cook Lechlade Gloucestershire 2 Kingsdown House Loveday John Servant Married M 28 1843 Butler Broad Hinton Wiltshire 2 Kingsdown House Chapman Sarah Augusta Servant Unmarried F 23 1848 Housemaid Cerney Wick Gloucestershire 2 Kingsdown House Tuckwell James Servant Unmarried M 36 1835 Indoow servant Unknown Unknown 3 Lodge Archer George Head Married M 36 1835 Coachman Aldbourne Wiltshire 3 Lodge Archer Ann Wife Married F 34 1837 Dressmaker Winterbourne Bassett Wiltshire 3 Lodge Archer Frederick William R Son M 7 1864 Scholar Stratton St Margaret Wiltshire 3 Lodge Archer Harriet Sarah Elizabeth Daughter F 2 1869 Stratton St Margaret Wiltshire 4 Cottage Hawley Henry Head Married M 36 1835 Farm carter Banton Cirencester Gloucestershire 4 Cottage Hawley Emma Wife Married F 32 1839 Banton Cirencester 4 Cottage Hawley Rose Hannah Daughter F 11 1860 Scholar Badington Cirencester Gloucestershire 4 Cottage Hawley William Thomas Son M 8 1863 Scholar Cirencester Gloucestershire 4 Cottage Hawley Mary Jane Daughter F 3 1868 Cirencester Gloucestershire 4 Cottage Smith Charles Boarder Unmarried M 18 1853 Farm undercarter Highworth Wiltshire 5 Farm Fowler William Thomas Head Married M 61 1810 Farm Baliff Stanton Fitzwarren Wiltshire 5 Farm Fowler Mary Jane Wife Married F 68 1803 Stanton Fitzwarren Wiltshire 5 Farm Fowler Elizabeth Daughter Unmarried F 38 1833 Blunsdon Wiltshire 6 Brickyard Cottage Curtis Jasper Head Married M 35 1836 Brickmaker South Cerney Gloucestershire 6 Brickyard Cottage Curtis Jane Wife Married F 40 1831 Stratton St Margaret Wiltshire 6 Brickyard Cottage Curtis William Thomas Son M 10 1861 Scholar Stratton St Margaret Wiltshire 6 Brickyard Cottage Curtis Alfred Son M 5 1866 Stratton St Margaret Wiltshire 6 Brickyard Cottage Curtis Edward Son M 2 1869 Stratton St Margaret Wiltshire 7 Brickyard Cottage Truman Richard Head Married M 28 1843 Farm Carter Uffcot Wiltshire 7 Brickyard Cottage Truman Fanny Wife Married F 28 1843 Agriculture Broad Hinton Wiltshire 7 Brickyard Cottage Truman George Son M 6 1865 Bourton Berkshire 7 Brickyard Cottage Truman Henry Son M 4 1867 Stratton St Margaret Wiltshire 7 Brickyard Cottage Rogers Richard Boarder Unmarried M 17 1854 Agricultural labourer Penhill Wiltshire 7 Brickyard Cottage Wilmot Thomas Boarder Unmarried M 26 1845 Agricultural labourer Highworth Wiltshire 8 Kingsdown Fowler Curtis Head Married M 26 1845 Shepherd Blunsdon Wiltshire 8 Kingsdown Fowler Louisa Wife Married F 25 1846 Upper Stratton Wiltshire 8 Kingsdown Fowler Emma Daughter F 2 1869 Blunsdon Wiltshire 8 Kingsdown Fowler Mary Jane Daughter F 1 1870 Blunsdon Wiltshire 9 Kingsdown Page John Head Married M 58 1813 Gardner Castle Eaton Wiltshire 9 Kingsdown Page Sarah Wife Married F 40 1831 Dressmaker Castle Eaton Wiltshire 9 Kingsdown Page George Son M 13 1858 Ploughboy Cirencester Gloucestershire 9 Kingsdown Page Sarah Jane Daughter F 10 1861 Scholar Watermoor Gloucestershire 9 Kingsdown Page Mary Ann Daughter F 7 1864 Scholar Kingsdown Wiltshire 9 Kingsdown Page Sophia Daughter F 3 1868 Kingsdown Wiltshire 9 Kingsdown Page Fanny Daughter F 10m 1870 Kingsdown Wiltshire 10 Kingsdown Kirby Elizabeth Head Widowed F 60 1811 Farmer 4 acres Bourton Berkshire 10 Kingsdown Kirby Elijah Son Unmarried M 28 1843 Farmers son Upper Stratton Wiltshire 11 Kingsdown Williams Robert Head Married M 67 1804 Brickmaker/living in part of house Derry Hill Wiltshire 11 Kingsdown Williams Mary Wife Married F 68 1803 Seagry Wiltshire 11 Kingsdown Williams George Son Unmarried M 22 1849 Brickmaker Christian Malford Wiltshire 12 Kingsdown Harris Isaac Head Married M 28 1843 Cellerman in Brewery Kingsdown Wiltshire 12 Kingsdown Harris Mary Wife Married F 27 1844 Fairford Gloucestershire 12 Kingsdown Harris Albert John Son M 1 1870 Stratton St Margaret Wiltshire 12 Kingsdown Harris Henry Brother Unmarried M 30 1841 Carpenter Stratton St Margaret Wiltshire 13 Kingsdown Ponting John Head Married M 36 1835 Bricklayers labourer Blunsdon Wiltshire 13 Kingsdown Ponting Eliza Wife Married F 35 1836 Malmesbury Wiltshire 13 Kingsdown Ponting Alfred Son M 12 1859 Scholar Cardiff Glamorganshire Wales 13 Kingsdown Ponting Sophia Daughter F 10 1861 Bristol Gloucestershire ©Wiltshire OPC Project/2013/Nigel Chalk Stratton St. Margaret - Census 1871 13 Kingsdown Ponting Albert Son M 7 1864 Bristol Gloucestershire 13 Kingsdown Ponting Alma Son M 1 1870 Bristol Gloucestershire 13 Kingsdown Drew George Boarder Unmarried M 18 1853 Bricklayers labourer Highworth Wiltshire 14 Kingsdown Barnes Enos Head Married M 50 1821 Tailor Stratton St Margaret Wiltshire 14 Kingsdown Barnes Elizabeth Wife Married F 46 1825 Stratton St Margaret Wiltshire 14 Kingsdown Constable Mary Boarder F 9 1862 Scholar Stratton St Margaret Wiltshire 15 Kingsdown Johnson Henry Head Married M 37 1834 Brewery drayman Wanborough Wiltshire 15 Kingsdown Johnson Elizabeth Wife Married F 35 1836 Stanton Fitzwarren Wiltshire 15 Kingsdown Johnson Lucy Daughter F 8 1863 Scholar Stratton St Margaret Wiltshire 15 Kingsdown Johnson John Son M 6 1865 Scholar Stratton St Margaret Wiltshire 15 Kingsdown Johnson George Son M 3 1868 Stratton St Margaret Wiltshire 15 Kingsdown Johnson William Son M 2 1869 Stratton St Margaret Wiltshire 16 Kingsdown Young Thomas Head Married M 43 1828 Smith in GWR works Eastbury Berkshire 16 Kingsdown Young Sarah Wife Married F 41 1830 Lambourn Berkshire 16 Kingsdown Young Keturah Wife Married F 41 1830 Kingsdown Wiltshire 16 Kingsdown Young Eunice Daughter F 11 1860 Scholar Kingsdown Wiltshire 16 Kingsdown Young Robert Son M 8 1863 Scholar Kingsdown Wiltshire 16 Kingsdown Fowler George Boarder Widowed M 81 1790 Agricultural labourer Kingsdown Wiltshire 17 Kingsdown Young James Head Married M 20 1851 Boilersmith in GWR works Eastbury Berkshire 17 Kingsdown Young Sarah Wife Married F 19 1852 Abingdon Berkshire 17 Kingsdown Young Frederick James Son M 4m 1870 Kingsdown Wiltshire 17 Kingsdown New Adam Boarder Widowed M 79 1792 Former farm labourer Avebury Wiltshire 18 Kingsdown Lane William Head Married M 25 1846 Hammerman in GWR works Stratton St Margaret Wiltshire 18 Kingsdown Lane Hannah Wife Married F 32 1839 Isle Brewer Somerset 18 Kingsdown Hollier Henry Step-son M 15 1856 Brewery labourer Isle Brewer Somerset 18 Kingsdown Hollier William Step-son M 14 1857 Malthouse labourer Ash Somerset 18 Kingsdown Hollier Simeon Step-son M 11 1860 Bedminster Bristol Somerset 18 Kingsdown Hollier Mary Step-daughter F 10 1861 Scholar Bedminster Bristol Somerset 19 Hope Cottages Woolford Richard Head Married M 53 1818 Carpenter Stanton Fitzwarren Wiltshire 19 Hope Cottages Woolford Hannah Wife Married F 63 1808 Stanton Fitzwarren Wiltshire 19 Hope Cottages Woolford Mary Ann Daughter Unmarried F 19 1852 Stanton Fitzwarren Wiltshire 20 Hope Cottages Grant Edward Head Married M 48 1823 Farm labourer Aldbourne Wiltshire 20 Hope Cottages Grant Maria Wife Married F 48 1823 Farm labourer unknown Norfolk 20 Hope Cottages Grant Thomas Son Unmarried M 20 1851 Farm labourer Stratton St Margaret Wiltshire 20 Hope Cottages Grant William Son M 14 1857 Farm labourer Stratton St Margaret Wiltshire 20 Hope Cottages Grant Emma Daughter F 11 1860 Scholar Wanborough Wiltshire 20 Hope Cottages Grant Albert Son M 8 1863 Scholar Stratton St Margaret Wiltshire 20 Hope Cottages Grant Alfred Son M 6 1865 Scholar Stratton St Margaret Wiltshire 21 Hope Cottages Archer David Head Married M 26 1845 Labourer in Iron Works Aldbourne Wiltshire 21 Hope Cottages Archer Emma Wife Married F 23 1848 Ogbourne St George Wiltshire 21 Hope Cottages Archer Elizabeth Kate Daughter F 1 1870 Ogbourne St George Wiltshire 22 Hope Cottages Jones George Head Married M 23 1848 Labourer in Iron Works Stanton Fitzwarren Wiltshire 22 Hope Cottages Jones Kitty Ellen Wife Married F 23 1848 Buckland Hertfordshire 22 Hope Cottages Jones Alice Henrietta Daughter F 1 1870 Stanton Fitzwarren Wiltshire 23 Kingsdown Grubb Thomas Head Married M 37 1834 Labourer in Iron Works Stratton St Margaret Wiltshire 23 Kingsdown Grubb Ann Mary Wife Married F 37 1834 Dressmaker Stanton Fitzwarren Wiltshire 23 Kingsdown Grubb Eliza Ann Daughter F 12 1859 Scholar Kingsdown Wiltshire 23 Kingsdown Grubb Richard Thomas Son M 10 1861 Scholar Kingsdown Wiltshire 23 Kingsdown Grubb Ruth Daughter F 8 1863 Scholar Kingsdown Wiltshire 24 Kingsdown Kemble William Head Married M 52 1819 Labourer in GWR works South Marston Wiltshire 24 Kingsdown Kemble Emma Wife Married F 51 1820 Reading Berkshire 24 Kingsdown Kemble Israel Charles Son M 6 1865 Scholar Stratton St Margaret Wiltshire 25 Kingsdown Brooks James Head Married M 34 1837 Labourer in Iron Works Broad Hinton Wiltshire 25 Kingsdown Brooks Martha Wife Married F 25 1846 Hmarston Wiltshire 25 Kingsdown Brooks Clara Maria Daughter F 10m 1870 Stratton St Margaret Wiltshire 26 Kingsdown Iles William Head Married M 60 1811 Labourer in Iron Works Rodbourne Cheney Wiltshire 26 Kingsdown Iles Jane Wife Married F 45 1826 Blunsdon Wiltshire ©Wiltshire OPC Project/2013/Nigel Chalk Stratton St. Margaret - Census 1871 26 Kingsdown Head Richard Boarder Unmarried M 23 1848 Brick
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