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Alphabetical Surmane Index F Plaxtol Census Combined 1841 to 1901 - Alphabetical Surname Index Note: For the sake of clarity some of the entry details are not included in this Alphabetical Surname Index Please refer to the individual Census transcripts for the full details. Ref Address Surname Christian_Name Age Birth_County Birth_Parish Year Page_Ref 177 Roughway Lower House ABBOTT Dorothy 25 London Islington 1861 RG 9/486--P31 177 Roughway Lower House ABBOTT Frederick 26 Kent Sevenoaks 1861 RG 9/486--P31 181 Roughway Road ABBOTT Mary 62 Suffolk Wickhambrook 1861 RG 9/486--P32 178 Roughway (Farm House) ABBOTT Dinah 35 Middlesex Islington 1871 RG 10/919-920--P32 178 Roughway (Farm House) ABBOTT Frederick 36 Kent Sevenoaks 1871 RG 10/919-920--P32 178 Roughway (Farm House) ABBOTT Mary 72 Suffolk Wickhambrook 1871 RG 10/919-920--P32 174 Roughway (Private House) ABBOTT Dorothy 45 Middlesex Islington 1881 RG11/904--P32 174 Roughway (Private House) ABBOTT Frederick 46 Kent Sevenoaks 1881 RG11/904--P32 14 Plaxtol Street Church House ABBOTT Mary 82 Suffolk Wickhambrook 1881 RG11/904--P02 103 Roughway ABBOTT Frederick 55 Kent Sevenoaks 1891 RG 12/671--P15 15 Church House ABBOTT Mary 92 Suffolk Newmarket 1891 RG 12/671--P02 39 Sheet Hill ABRA Ada 2 Kent Wrotham 1891 RG 12/671--P06 43 Sheet Hill ABRA Ann 17 Hants Romsey 1891 RG 12/671--P06 43 Sheet Hill ABRA Eliza 51 Hants Michelmarsh 1891 RG 12/671--P06 43 Sheet Hill ABRA Elizabeth 3 Hants Romsey 1891 RG 12/671--P06 43 Sheet Hill ABRA Ellen 11 Hants Romsey 1891 RG 12/671--P06 43 Sheet Hill ABRA Ethel 5 Kent Wrotham 1891 RG 12/671--P06 39 Sheet Hill ABRA Gemma 22 London Brixton 1891 RG 12/671--P06 43 Sheet Hill ABRA James 52 Norfolk Banham 1891 RG 12/671--P06 39 Sheet Hill ABRA John 26 Hampshire Romsey 1891 RG 12/671--P06 39 Sheet Hill ABRA John J 3 Kent Wrotham 1891 RG 12/671--P06 56 Red Lion Inn ADAMS Louisa 29 Kent Stroud 1851 HO 107 1612--P17 82 Plaxtol Street ADAMS Louisa 41 Kent Strood 1861 RG 9/486--P13 194 Winfield Mill (House) ADAMS Elizabeth 69 Kent Ightham 1871 RG 10/919-920--P36 169 Red Lion Inn ADAMS Amelia 39 Kent Chatham 1891 RG 12/671--P24 169 Red Lion Inn ADAMS Louise 71 Kent Strood 1891 RG 12/671--P24 76 Plaxtol ADAMS Ernest 22 Kent Sevenoaks 1901 RG 13/745 F64--P11 248 Fairlawn Cottage ADCOCK Emma 17 Rutland Morcott 1871 RG 10/919-920--P45 37 Plaxtol Street ( Red Lion Inn) ADDAMS Louisa 50 Kent Strood 1871 RG 10/919-920--P06 63 Plaxtol Street Public Hse. Red Lion Inn ADDAMS Amelia 30 Kent Chatham 1881 RG11/904--P11 63 Plaxtol Street Public Hse. Red Lion Inn ADDAMS Louisa 61 Kent Strood 1881 RG11/904--P11 19 Village AKEHURST Susanna 20 Kent Kent 1841 HO 107/464/7--P04 Page 1 of 193 19 Village AKEHURST Thomas 25 Kent Kent 1841 HO 107/464/7--P04 113 Nut Tree Hall (Sep. Cott.) AKEHURST Elizabeth 24 Kent Roughway 1851 HO 107 1612--P35 36 AKEHURST George 18 Kent East Malling 1851 HO 107 1612--P12 113 Nut Tree Hall (Sep. Cott.) AKEHURST George 6m Kent Plaxtol 1851 HO 107 1612--P35 113 Nut Tree Hall (Sep. Cott.) AKEHURST James 34 Kent Seal 1851 HO 107 1612--P35 67 Tigers Head Inn AKEHURST John 24 Kent East Malling 1851 HO 107 1612--P21 45 AKEHURST Mary 24 Kent Seal 1851 HO 107 1612--P14 113 Nut Tree Hall (Sep. Cott.) AKEHURST Mary 3 Kent Plaxtol 1851 HO 107 1612--P35 36 AKEHURST Susan 31 Kent Tunbridge 1851 HO 107 1612--P12 36 AKEHURST Thomas 50 Kent Seal 1851 HO 107 1612--P12 68 Plaxtol Street AKEHURST Susannah 41 Kent Tunbridge 1861 RG 9/486--P12 68 Plaxtol Street AKEHURST Thomas 60 Kent Seal 1861 RG 9/486--P12 19 Plaxtol Street Bakers Shop AKEHURST Susanah 51 Kent Tonbridge 1871 RG 10/919-920--P03 81 Village ALCHIN Anna 55 Kent Kent 1841 HO 107/464/7--P15 81 Village ALCHIN Anna 2 Kent Kent 1841 HO 107/464/7--P15 81 Village ALCHIN Rebecca 20 Kent Kent 1841 HO 107/464/7--P15 68 Parsonage House ALCHIN Adam 23 Kent East Malling 1851 HO 107 1612--P21 35 ALCHIN Peggy 60 Kent East Malling 1851 HO 107 1612--P12 35 ALCHIN Sarah 50 Kent East Malling 1851 HO 107 1612--P12 68 Parsonage House ALCHIN Sarah 23 Kent East Malling 1851 HO 107 1612--P21 30 Village ALCORN Ann 14 Kent Kent 1841 HO 107/464/7--P06 30 Village ALCORN Elizabeth 11 Kent Kent 1841 HO 107/464/7--P06 54 Village ALCORN Elizabeth 2 Kent Kent 1841 HO 107/464/7--P10 113 Village ALCORN James 30 Kent Kent 1841 HO 107/464/7--P21 30 Village ALCORN Jane 50 Kent Kent 1841 HO 107/464/7--P06 30 Village ALCORN John 15 Kent Kent 1841 HO 107/464/7--P06 54 Village ALCORN John 1m Kent Kent 1841 HO 107/464/7--P10 54 Village ALCORN Sophia 20 Kent Kent 1841 HO 107/464/7--P10 54 Village ALCORN Stephen 4 Kent Kent 1841 HO 107/464/7--P10 29 Village ALCORN William 20 Kent Kent 1841 HO 107/464/7--P06 30 Village ALCORN William 55 Kent Kent 1841 HO 107/464/7--P06 83 Broadfield ALEXANDER Elizabeth 25 Kent Shipbourne 1891 RG 12/671--P12 37 Village ALLARD Alfred 25 Kent Kent 1841 HO 107/464/7--P07 37 Village ALLARD Charlotte 2 Kent Kent 1841 HO 107/464/7--P07 53 Village ALLARD Elizabeth 25 Not Kent Not Kent 1841 HO 107/464/7--P10 53 Village ALLARD Elizabeth 7m Kent Kent 1841 HO 107/464/7--P10 37 Village ALLARD Frances 25 Kent Kent 1841 HO 107/464/7--P07 37 Village ALLARD Frances 5m Kent Kent 1841 HO 107/464/7--P07 53 Village ALLARD Josiah 25 Kent Kent 1841 HO 107/464/7--P10 Page 2 of 193 41 Village ALLARD Susanna 40 Kent Kent 1841 HO 107/464/7--P08 53 Village ALLARD William 2 Not Kent Not Kent 1841 HO 107/464/7--P10 69 ALLARD Anna 3 Kent Plaxtol 1851 HO 107 1612--P22 69 ALLARD Elizabeth 37 Cornwall Penzance 1851 HO 107 1612--P21 69 ALLARD Elizabeth 10 Kent Plaxtol 1851 HO 107 1612--P22 69 ALLARD John 1m Kent Plaxtol 1851 HO 107 1612--P22 69 ALLARD Josiah 35 Kent Plaxtol 1851 HO 107 1612--P21 69 ALLARD Josiah 5 Kent Plaxtol 1851 HO 107 1612--P22 143 ALLARD Susanna 52 Kent Plaxtol 1851 HO 107 1612--P44 69 ALLARD Thomas 8 Kent Plaxtol 1851 HO 107 1612--P22 69 ALLARD William 12 Surrey Bermonsay 1851 HO 107 1612--P21 10 Plaxtol Street ALLARD Anne 12 Kent Plaxtol 1861 RG 9/486--P03 10 Plaxtol Street ALLARD Elizabeth 49 Cornwall Penzance 1861 RG 9/486--P03 10 Plaxtol Street ALLARD Josiah 15 Kent Plaxtol 1861 RG 9/486--P03 68 Plaxtol Street (Bakers Shop) ALLARD Elizabeth 63 Kent Wrotham 1871 RG 10/919-920--P12 68 Plaxtol Street (Bakers Shop) ALLARD Josiah 24 Kent Wrotham 1871 RG 10/919-920--P12 68 Plaxtol Street (Bakers Shop) ALLARD William 32 Surry Bermondsey 1871 RG 10/919-920--P12 74 Plaxtol Street Bakers Shop ALLARD Alfred 4 Kent Wrotham 1881 RG11/904--P12 74 Plaxtol Street Bakers Shop ALLARD Edith 1 Kent Wrotham 1881 RG11/904--P12 74 Plaxtol Street Bakers Shop ALLARD Eliza 33 Kent Lenham 1881 RG11/904--P12 74 Plaxtol Street Bakers Shop ALLARD Elizabeth 72 Cornwall Penzance 1881 RG11/904--P12 74 Plaxtol Street Bakers Shop ALLARD Fanny 2 Kent Wrotham 1881 RG11/904--P12 74 Plaxtol Street Bakers Shop ALLARD Josiah 35 Kent Wrotham 1881 RG11/904--P12 74 Plaxtol Street Bakers Shop ALLARD Thomas 6 Kent Wrotham 1881 RG11/904--P12 175 Bennetts Plaxtol Street ALLARD Alfred 14 Kent Wrotham 1891 RG 12/671--P25 175 Bennetts Plaxtol Street ALLARD Edith 11 Kent Wrotham 1891 RG 12/671--P25 175 Bennetts Plaxtol Street ALLARD Edward 7 Kent Wrotham 1891 RG 12/671--P25 175 Bennetts Plaxtol Street ALLARD Eliza 42 Kent Wrotham 1891 RG 12/671--P25 175 Bennetts Plaxtol Street ALLARD Eliza 9 Kent Wrotham 1891 RG 12/671--P25 175 Bennetts Plaxtol Street ALLARD Josiah 45 Kent Wrotham 1891 RG 12/671--P25 175 Bennetts Plaxtol Street ALLARD Thomas 16 Kent Wrotham 1891 RG 12/671--P25 91 High Street ALLARD Alfred William 24 Kent Wrotham 1901 RG 13/745 F65--P13 216 Fairlawn House ALLARD Edith Mary 21 Kent Wrotham 1901 RG 13/745 F74--P32 91 High Street ALLARD Elisa 54 Kent Lenham 1901 RG 13/745 F65--P13 91 High Street ALLARD Eliza Emily 19 Kent Wrotham 1901 RG 13/745 F65--P13 91 High Street ALLARD Josiah 55 Kent Lenham 1901 RG 13/745 F65--P13 75 Shipbourne Lane ALLCHIN Adam 32 Kent E. Malling 1861 RG 9/486--P13 67 Plaxtol Street ALLCHIN Elizabeth 9 Kent Gravesend 1861 RG 9/486--P12 75 Shipbourne Lane ALLCHIN Elizabeth 31 Kent Wrotham 1861 RG 9/486--P13 Page 3 of 193 75 Shipbourne Lane ALLCHIN Mary 8 Kent Wrotham 1861 RG 9/486--P13 75 Shipbourne Lane ALLCHIN Richard 4 Kent Wrotham 1861 RG 9/486--P13 3 Red Lion Square ALLCORN Eliza 1 Kent Wrotham 1861 RG 9/486--P01 3 Red Lion Square ALLCORN George 9 Kent Wrotham 1861 RG 9/486--P01 3 Red Lion Square ALLCORN Henry 5 Kent Wrotham 1861 RG 9/486--P01 3 Red Lion Square ALLCORN Jane 3 Kent Wrotham 1861 RG 9/486--P01 3 Red Lion Square ALLCORN John 19 Kent Wrotham 1861 RG 9/486--P01 3 Red Lion Square ALLCORN Mary 16 Kent Wrotham 1861 RG 9/486--P01 3 Red Lion Square ALLCORN Sophia 43 Kent Wrotham 1861 RG 9/486--P01 3 Red Lion Square ALLCORN Stephen 51 Kent Wrotham 1861 RG 9/486--P01 3 Red Lion Square ALLCORN William 14 Kent Wrotham 1861 RG 9/486--P01 147 Dunks Green (Cottage) ALLCORN Celia 32 Kent Rochester 1871 RG 10/919-920--P27 147 Dunks Green (Cottage) ALLCORN Emily 6 Kent Wrotham 1871 RG 10/919-920--P27 147 Dunks Green (Cottage) ALLCORN George 1 Kent Wrotham 1871 RG 10/919-920--P27 147 Dunks Green (Cottage) ALLCORN John 29 Kent Wrotham 1871 RG 10/919-920--P27 147 Dunks Green (Cottage) ALLCORN John 8 Kent Wrotham 1871 RG 10/919-920--P27 147 Dunks Green (Cottage) ALLCORN Mary 3 Kent Wrotham 1871 RG 10/919-920--P27 60 Plaxtol Street Private House ALLCORN Ellen 3 Kent Shipbourne 1881 RG11/904--P10 60 Plaxtol Street Private House ALLCORN Lily 5 Kent Shipbourne 1881 RG11/904--P10 60 Plaxtol Street Private House ALLCORN Sarah 28 Kent Wrotham 1881 RG11/904--P10 69 Plaxtol Street Red Lion Square No.7 ALLCORN Sarah 3 Kent Wrotham 1881 RG11/904--P11 60 Plaxtol Street Private
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