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1911 Census Transcript 1911 CENSUS Sunday April 2nd This census was different in that each householder filled in their own details so we can see their handwriting. It also shows how long couples have been married, how many children they had and how many had died and how many basic rooms each house had. Usefully there is also an index which gives us a better idea of the route the enumerator took when he collected the papers which helps identify the location of some of the properties. But annoyingly there are lots of gaps re actual addresses as previous censuses. Eastcourt Farm and Copyhold Farm are mentioned in the enumerator’s description of the district but are not identified in the schedule. I have downloaded each householder’s sheet along with the index. These make a large group of files so if anyone wants to see an original, perhaps it’s best if you contact me on [email protected] At this time Ham’s postal address was Hungerford, Berkshire. Statistics: 101 males and 92 females making a total of 197 residents. 46 Dwellings, 6 uninhabited and 3 buildings not used as dwellings. Civil Parish of Ham. Ecclestiastical Parish of Ham All Saints. Rural District Ramsbury. Parliamentary Division Eastern or Devizes Division of Wilts. No on Schedule Name Relationship Status Years Children Profesion or occupation Birthplace No of rooms married Total Alive Died 46 James Thomas Bowly Head 51 M 16 5 4 1 Carrier Shalbourne Berks 6 Sarah Jane Bowly Wife 48 M Gt Bedwyn Wilts Wilfred Rupert Bowly Son 15 S Gardener (domestic) Ham Wilts Norman Ernest Bowly Son 11 School Ham Wilts Arthur Bowly Son 8 School Ham Wilts 47 Thomas Annett Head 73 Wid Old age Pension Wilts Ham 3 48 Stephen Cook Head 29 M 5 3 3 0 Cowman on Farm Wilts Ramsbury 3 Elizabeth Cook Wife 26 M Wilts Titcombe Florence Cook Daur 4 Wilts Ham Evelyn Cook Daur 3 Berks Avington Lillian Cook Daur 1 Berks Avington 49 Sarah Levy Wid 67 Wid 7 6 1 Ham Wilts 3 Annie Maria Levy Daur 23 S Inkpen Berks Frank Levy Son 31 S Farm Labourer Inkpen Berks Charles Levy Son 26 S Farm Labourer Inkpen Berks Henry James Levy Grandson 2 50 Rhoda Sheppard Head 49 Wid 12 3 3 0 Ham Wilts 3 George Sheppard Son 11 School Ham Wilts Ethel Sheppard Daur 8 School Ham Wilts Ernest John Sheppard Son 6 School Ham Wilts Ernest Albert Smith Boarder 17 S Gardener (domestic) Brick Kiln Hungerford 51 James Reynolds Head 42 M 13 5 5 0 Cowman on Farm Norfolk Sidestrand 3 Margaret Reynolds Wife 36 M Ireland Wexford Lawrence Reynolds Son 12 School Norfolk Southrupps Mary Reynolds Daur 10 Norfolk Southrupps George Reynolds Son 7 Wilts Stockton Alice Reynolds Daur 5 Wilts Ugford Ernest Reynolds Son 2 Wilts Pewsey 52 The Laurels Farm House (now Doves House?) Sidney H Gauntlett Head 47 M 22 8 8 0 Farm Steward Market Lavington Wilts 13 Mary A Gauntlett Wife 42 M Burbage Wilts Dorothy I Gauntlett Daur 15 S Harpesden Oxon Samuel G Gauntlett Son 13 S School Harpesden Oxon Herbert Gauntlett Son 11 S School Harpesden Oxon Maurice L Gauntlett Son 5 S Ham Wilts Kent A Hancock Boarder 20 S Farm Pupil Sudbury Suffolk Mary Tilcombe Servant 26 S Hambledon Bucks 53 Abel Cummings Head 64 M 36 4 2 2 Farm Labourer Wiltshire Ham 3 Ann Cummings Wife 69 M Wiltshire Shalbourn Fred Cummings Son 27 S Farm Labourer Wiltshire Ham 54 The Post Office Ernest Gibbs Head 33 M 10 1 1 0 Bricklayer Jobbing Hungerford Berks 4 Ada Gibbs Wife 41 M Sub Postmistress Notting Hill London Harry Gibbs Son 11 School Hungerford Berks Agnes Couling Boarder 33 S Teacher WCC Inkpen Berks 55 James Myall Head 32 M 10 4 3 1 Farm Labourer Stour Dorset 3 Elizabeth Myall Wife 29 M Henly on Thames Oxon Charlie Myall Son 9 Ham Wilts Dorothy Myall Daur 8 Ham Wilts Elsie Myall Daur 1 Ham Wilts Fred Myall (brother) Boarder 36 S Groom (domestic) Stour Dorset 56 David Stockwell Head 55 S Farmer Shalbourne Berks Eliza Stockwell Sister 69 S Housekeeper Shalbourne Berks 57 Ivy Cottage Annie Woodman Head 51 S Private means Ham Wilts 10 Mary Woodman Sister 49 S Private means Ham Wilts Kate Bawshier Servant17 S General servant(domestic) Kintbury Berks 58 The Rectory John Arkell Head 75 Wid Clergyman (Established Church) Glos Boddington 15 Charles Ernest Arkell Son 45 S No Occupation Essex Boxted Samuel Ganderton Visitor 48 M 5 Head Teacher Reading Town Council Worcs Bishampton Jane Ganderton Visitor 57 M London Hornsey Ellen Frances Harrigan Servant 31 S Housekeeper(domestic) Oxfordshire Oxford Louisa Brooks Servant 21 S Cook (domestic) Wilts Buttermere Emily Maud Brooks Servant 15 S Housemaid(domestic) Wilts Buttermere 59 Ham Spray Lodge Frederick G Tucker Head 60 M 39 11 11 0 Farm Foreman Lydlinch Dorset 5 Mary Tucker Wife 60 M Semley Wilts Bessie Amelia Tucker Daur 23 S Shrewton Wilts Frederick G Tucker Son 21 S Farm Labourer Chiseldon Wilts Harry Tucker Son 18 S Farm Labourer Chiseldon Wilts Ernest Tucker Son 15 S Farm Labourer Chiseldon Wilts 60 Ham Spray Edward Caswell Head 46 M 15 3 3 0 Gardener(domestic) Rockly Marlboro Wilts 4 Mabel Beatrice Caswell Wife 37 M Weston on the Green Oxon Florence Hilda Caswell Daur 14 Huish Pewsey Wilts Olive Rachel Caswell Daur 12 School Marlborough Wilts Kathleen Louisa Caswell Daur 5 Ham Spray Hungerford Berks 61 Ham Spray House Stanley Vickers Pinniger Head 47 M 17 3 1 2 Solicitor Berks Newbury 11 Addie Marie Piniger Wife 47 M USA New York Heather Pinniger Daur 16 S Berks Newbury Edith Pinniger Sister 42 S Visitor Companion Berks Newbury Then 1 uninhabited private house 62 Baker Shop Frederick Hatton Head 28 S Baker Woodlands St Marys Berks 5 63 Joseph Bowley Head 78 M 52 14 12 2 Pensioner Old age Ham Wilts 4 Eliza Bowley Wife 70 Shalbourne Berks William Humphries Boarder 16 S Groom(domestic) Ham Wilts 64 Alfred Bowley Head 36 M 13 4 4 0 Farm Labourer Ham Wilts 3 Annie Bowley Wife 37 M Charlton Oxfordshire Doris Bowley Daur 12 School Ham Wilts Florence Bowley Daur 9 Ham Wilts Jesse Bowley Son 6 Ham Wilts 65 Percival Edward Bush Head 27 M 3 1 0 1 Carter on Farm Ham Hungerford 3 Kate Mary Bush Wife 25 M Ide Hill Sevenoaks Kent Rosa Hurton Visitor 25 S Ide Hill Seveoaks Kent 66 Thomas Turner Head 61 M 26 5 4 1 Cowman on Farm Shalbourne Wilts 3 Phillis Turner Wife 62 M Huish Wilts John Turner Son 31 S Dairyman on Farm Hungerford Berks Mary Maria Turner Daur 27 S Shalbourne Wilts Thomas 35 and Jesse Turner 33 were entered and then crossed out – both married and both born Inkpen 67 Crown & Anchor Public House Thomas Francis Head 68 Wid Innkeeper Shalbourne Wilts 9 Tom Francis Son 30 S Gardener(jobbing) Ham Wilts 68 Rose Cottage John Haines Head 54 M 31 6 5 1 Gardener(domestic) Ham 4 Mary Haines Wife 55 M Tidcombe Reginald Haines Son 28 S Gardener(domestic) Ham Jenny Haines Daur 18 S Ham Ellen Haines Daur 13 Ham William White Boarder 39 S Labourer(Bricklayer) Newbury Berks Then 3 uninhabited private houses 69 The School House Kate Agnes Poole Head 46 S Head Teacher of National School WCC Ashampstead Berks 4 Ham School All Saints Church 70 Ham Manor House Frederick Sadlier Brereton Head 38 M 13 2 2 0 Retired Royal Army Medical Corp Captain Surrey Norbiton 15 Ethel Mary Brereton Wife 34 M Lancashire Wigan Olive Sadlier Brereton Daur 11 Student Berkshire Windsor Joan Muriel Chatterton Visitor 12 Student Bengal India Ellaine Suzanne Jacquin Servant 23 S French Governess France Lizzie Chantler Servant 28 S Housemaid(Domestic) Cheshire Northwick William Reginald Parrott Servant 17 S Footman (Domestic) Oxfordshire Henly on Thames 71 Isaac Abraham Husband 46 M 21 7 6 2 Gardener Domestic Inkpen Berks 4 Emma Louisa Abraham Wife 46 M Devizes Wilts Henry James Abraham Son 20 General Labourer Inkpen Berks Annie Louisa Abraham Daur 12 Berks Kintbury William Abraham Son 10 Berks Kintbury Ellen Emma Brereton daur 7 Berks Kintbury Ernest, Frederick and George 19 were listed and then crossed out as presumably living elsewhere. 72 William Humphries Son 36 S Farm Labourer Ham Wilts 4 Jane Humphries Widow 77 M 54 14 11 3 Shalbourne Berks 73 Joseph Benson Head 65 M 6 Farm Labourer Eastbury Berks 3 Rachel Jane Benson Wife 52 M ElmsBadger Wilts Albert Benson Son 20 S Cowman on Farm Ham Wilts Walter Jesse Benson Son 16 S Cowman on Farm Ham Wilts Charlie Benson Son 14 Farm Labourer Ham Wilts 74 John Blandford Head 67 Wid Milker on Farm Dunce St Mary Hants 2 75 Charles Cox Head 24 M 1 1 1 0 Farm Labourer Hungerford Berks 4 Phoebe Cox Wife 21 M Moordown Berks - Cox Son ten month Ham Wilts 76 Henry Bowly Head 71 M 48 10 10 3 Farm Labourer Ham Hungerford Wilts 4 Lucy Bowly Wife 68 M Embourn Newbury Berks Ernest Bowly Son 23 S Teg Shepard on Farm Ham Hungerford Edith Bowly Grandchild 11 School Girl Gallowood Hungerford 77 Cannings Farm House James Cripps Head 40 M 2 Cowman on Farm Froxfield Wilts 6 Ann Elizabeth Cripps Wife 33 M Romford Essex Timothy Cripps Father 72 Wid Labourer on Farm Ramsbury Wilts Herbert George Pinn Nephew 13 Houseboy(domestic) Henly on Thames Ox 78 James Blagden Head 31 S Horseman on Farm Market Lavington Wilts 2 79 The Forge William Pitfield Head 36 M 12 1 1 0 Blacksmith on Farm Whitechurch Dorset 3 Edith Selina Pitfield Wife 39 M Salisbury Wilts Lilian Edith Pitfield Daur 10 School Monkton Farley Wilts 80 Fredrick William Collins Head 31 M 6 3 3 0 Milker on Farm Facombe Hants 3 Annie Collins Wife 25 M Hastings Alice Maud Collins Daur 5 School Ham Hungerford Reginald James Collins Son 3 School Ham Hungerford Francis William Collins Son 1 Ham Hungerford James Collins Father 73 Wid Old Age Pension Netherton Hants 81 Alfred George Newman Head 27 M 1 month Milker Bagshot Berks 3 Elizabeth Ann Newman Wife 22 Ham Wilts 82 Gurney Brown Head 38 M 11 6 5 1 Carpenter Cranham Glos
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