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South Newton - Census 1911 South Newton - Census 1911 Nationality Completed Industry or Employed of years the Total Service Worker or everyone present children Children Children with which working Whether born in a Page Year of Relationship marriage born still who have worker is on own working foreign Number Surname Given Names Sex Age birth to Head Marital Status has lasted alive living died Occupation connected account at home Birthplace country Infirmity Abode Notes 1a White Walter m 36 1863 Head married 12 Gas works Manager Borough Council Worker Frome Dorset Gas Works 1a White Alice f 32 1864 Wife married 12 3 3 Wilton Gas Works 1a White Stanley m 11 1900 Son School Wilton Gas Works 1a White Stella f 7 1904 Daughter Wilton Gas Works 1a White Frederick m 3 1908 Son South Newton Gas Works 2a Batchelor William m 64 1847 Head married 40 Labourer on Farm Worker Shrewton Chilhampton 2a Batchelor Charlotte f 65 1846 Wife married 40 8 6 2 Woodford Chilhampton 2a Batchelor William Charles m 30 1881 Son Unmarried Labourer on Farm Worker Stratford sub Castle Chilhampton 3a Loder Sidney m 42 1869 Head married 16 Gardener Domestic Worker Broad Chalk Chilhampton 3a Loder Kate f 42 1869 Wife married 16 5 4 1 Broad Chalk Chilhampton 3a Loder Clara Kate f 12 1899 Daughter School Broad Chalk Chilhampton 3a Loder Hedley John m 10 1901 Son School Broad Chalk Chilhampton 3a Loder Henry Neville m 8 1903 Son School Broad Chalk Chilhampton 4a Bletsoe Herbert m 46 1865 Head married 17 Monkton Deverill Chilhampton 4a Bletsoe Emily f 41 1870 Wife married 17 5 5 Farmers Servant, Help with Horses on Farm Worker Wilsford Chilhampton 4a Bletsoe William m 12 1899 Son School Stoford Chilhampton 4a Bletsoe Frederick m 10 1901 Son School Stoford Chilhampton 4a Bletsoe Bertram m 8 1903 Son School Stoford Chilhampton 5a Snelgrove Herbert m 50 1861 Head married 24 Head Carter on Farm Worker Tytherington Chilhampton 5a Snelgrove M f 49 1862 Wife married 24 6 5 1 Hampshire Chilhampton 5a Snelgrove Bertie m 23 1888 Son Unmarried Waggoner on Farm Worker Barford Chilhampton 5a Snelgrove Reggie m 15 1896 Son Waggoner on Farm Worker Tisbury Chilhampton 5a Snelgrove Harold m 14 1897 Son Waggoner on Farm Worker Tisbury Chilhampton 6a Dowding James m 40 1871 Head married 15 Groom Domestic on Farm Worker Shenington Chilhampton 6a Dowding Maud f 33 1878 Wife married 15 6 5 1 Tedworth Chilhampton 6a Dowding Frank m 12 1899 Son at home Winterbourne Stoke Chilhampton 6a Dowding Cecil m 10 1901 Son at home Winterbourne Stoke Chilhampton 6a Dowding Walter m 7 1904 Son at home Winterbourne Stoke Chilhampton 6a Dowding Dorothy f 3 1908 Daughter at home Stapleford Chilhampton 7a Lywood Robert m 52 1859 Head Widower 6 6 Dairyman on Farm Worker Endless Street Salisbury Chilhampton 7a Lywood Mary Jane f 31 1880 Daughter West Harnham Chilhampton 7a Lywood William John m 22 1889 Son Cowman on Farm Worker West Harnham Chilhampton 7a Lywood Bertie m 18 1893 Son Dairy Chap on Farm Worker East Cholderton Chilhampton 7a Lywood Kate Maria f 14 1897 Daughter Fyfield Chilhampton 8a Day John m 13 1898 Lodger Cow Boy on Farm Worker West Tisbury Chilhampton 8a Hunt William Allan m 28 1883 Head married 6 Employer Littleton Winchester Chilhampton 8a Hunt Ada Lucy f 35 1876 Wife married 6 2 2 Gentleman Farming Deptford Wylye Chilhampton 8a Hunt Edwin William m 5 1906 Son Chilhampton Chilhampton 8a Hunt Frederick Allan m 4 1907 Son Chilhampton Chilhampton 8a Futcher Bessie f 21 1890 Servant Nurse Netherhampton Chilhampton 8a Strange Dorothy f 20 1891 Servant Cook Domestic Dorchester Chilhampton 9a Harris Harry George m 42 1869 Head married 6 Carpenter Building Worker Ramsbury Chilhampton 9a Harris Fannie Jane f 36 1875 Wife married 6 2 2 Wilton Chilhampton 9a Harris Kathleen Annie Violet f 5 1906 Daughter Marlborough Chilhampton 9a Harris William Charles Nelson m 3 1908 Son Marlborough Chilhampton 9a Blake Jonah m 74 1837 Boarder Widower Old Age Pensioner Chilhampton Chilhampton 10a Shergold James m 57 1854 Head Widower 5 5 Farm Labourer on Farm Worker Wishford Chilhampton 10a Shergold Rose f 22 1889 Daughter Wishford Chilhampton 10a Shergold Albert m 0 1911 Grandson Chilhampton Chilhampton 11a Thorn James m 55 1856 Head married 26 Agricultural Labourer on Farm Worker Newton Folly Farm 11a Thorn Lydia Dredge f 54 1857 Wife married 26 7 6 1 South Newton Folly Farm 11a Thorn Charles George m 25 1886 Son Unmarried Under Carter on Farm Worker Stoford Folly Farm 11a Thorn Elsie May f 18 1893 Daughter Unmarried Wilton Folly Farm 11a Thorn Harry Douglas m 16 1895 Son Unmarried Shepherd Lad on Farm Worker Wilton Folly Farm 11a Thorn Arthur James m 12 1899 Son Wilton Folly Farm 11a Thorn Walter John m 10 1901 Son Wilton Folly Farm 12a Hayter Ernest William m 31 1880 Head married 9 South Newton Chilhampton 12a Hayter Louise f 36 1875 Wife married 9 3 3 Under Carter on Farm Worker South Newton Chilhampton 12a Hayter Frances f 8 1903 Daughter Chilhampton Chilhampton 12a Hayter Ethel A May f 6 1905 Daughter Chilhampton Chilhampton 12a Hayter Herbert m 3 1908 Son Chilhampton Chilhampton 12a Hayter Jhon m 67 1844 Father Widower Labourer Little Durnford Deaf Chilhampton 13a Lawes George m 38 1873 Head married 2 Shepherd on Farm Worker Fisherton Delamre Chilhampton 13a Lawes Ethel Eliza f 35 1876 Wife married 2 1 1 Woodford Chilhampton 13a Lawes Caroline Elizabeth f 0 1911 Daughter Chilhampton Chilhampton 13a Lawes Tom m 31 1880 Brother Unmarried Shepherd on Farm Worker Fisherton Delamre Chilhampton 14a Negroponte Alfred m 52 1859 Head married 27 Police Metropolitan Retired Altrincham Cheshire South Newton 14a Negroponte Emma f 54 1857 Wife married 27 13 9 4 Hindon South Newton 14a Negroponte Marietta f 26 1885 Daughter Unmarried Nurse Worker Hindon South Newton 14a Negroponte John m 18 1893 Son Unmarried Baker Assistant Worker London South Newton 14a Negroponte William m 16 1895 Son Unmarried Baker Assistant Worker Gravesend Kent South Newton 14a Negroponte Dorothy f 14 1897 Daughter School Hindon South Newton 15a Chalke Walter Mark m 39 1872 Head married 18 Haulier & Contractor Employer Downton South Newton 15a Chalke Ann f 40 1871 Wife married 18 8 6 2 South Newton South Newton 15a Chalke Frederick George m 17 1894 Son Unmarried Clerk Drapery Worker Wishford South Newton 15a Chalke William Ewart m 14 1897 Son Labourer Cows & Pigs Worker home South Newton South Newton 15a Chalke Freda Maud m 12 1899 Son School South Newton South Newton 15a Chalke Leslie Frank m 11 1900 Son School South Newton South Newton 15a Chalke Herbert Cryil m 9 1902 Son School South Newton South Newton 15a Chalke Elizabeth Evelyn f 7 1904 Daughter School South Newton South Newton 16a Boyle John m 55 1856 Head married 31 Belfast Ireland Albert Place South Newton ©Wiltshire OPC Project/2013/Jean Barnwell South Newton - Census 1911 Nationality Completed Industry or Employed of years the Total Service Worker or everyone present children Children Children with which working Whether born in a Page Year of Relationship marriage born still who have worker is on own working foreign Number Surname Given Names Sex Age birth to Head Marital Status has lasted alive living died Occupation connected account at home Birthplace country Infirmity Abode Notes 16a Boyle Rebecca f 50 1861 Wife married 31 7 5 2 Police Pensioner Tunbridge Hill Albert Place South Newton 17a Cannings Alfred m 39 1872 Head married Sheppard on Farm Worker Figheldean Albert Place South Newton 17a Cannings Elizabeth f 38 1873 Wife married 7 6 1 Upavon Albert Place South Newton 17a Cannings Alfred W m 14 1897 Son Sheppard on Farm Worker Figheldean Albert Place South Newton 17a Cannings Oliver G m 12 1899 Son Figheldean Albert Place South Newton 17a Cannings Vera Ellen f 10 1901 Daughter Berwick St James Albert Place South Newton 17a Cannings Arthur E m 8 1903 Son Berwick St James Albert Place South Newton 17a Cannings Ernest H m 5 1906 Son South Newton Albert Place South Newton 17a Cannings Sidney H m 2 1909 Son South Newton Albert Place South Newton 17a Thorn William m 42 1869 Head married 15 Labourer on Farm Worker Newton Albert Place South Newton 17a Thorn Annie Elizabeth f 55 1856 Wife married 15 Blackfriars London South Newton 18a Blake Charles m 44 1867 Head married 22 Farm Labourer on Farm Worker South Newton South Newton 18a Blake Alice f 44 1867 Wife married 22 9 9 Hindon South Newton 18a Blake Frederick m 15 1896 Son Gardener Domestic Worker South Newton South Newton 18a Blake Mary f 13 1898 Daughter School South Newton South Newton 18a Blake Edward m 10 1901 Son School South Newton South Newton 18a Blake Bertram m 7 1904 Son School South Newton South Newton 18a Blake William m 5 1906 Son School South Newton South Newton 18a Blake Helena f 1 1910 Daughter South Newton South Newton 19a Down Charles m 28 1883 Head married 2 Farm Labourer on Farm Worker South Newton South Newton 19a Down Edith f 25 1886 Wife married 2 1 Stratford South Newton 19a Down Florence f 1 1910 Daughter South Newton South Newton 19a Down Thomas m 75 1836 Father Widower Old Age Pensioner Wishford South Newton 20a Candy Alpheus m 40 1871 Head married 1 Agricultural Labourer on Farm Worker Iford Hampshire South Newton 20a Candy Agnes f 39 1872 Wife married 1 0 Wishford South Newton 20a Candy Lilly May f 8 1903 Daughter Mere South Newton 21a Ingram William m 59 1852 Head married 38 Head Horseman carter on Farm Worker Fonthill Bishop South Newton 21a Ingram Martha f 57 1854 Wife married 38 8 7 1 Chilmark South Newton 21a Ingram Ethel f 16 1895 Daughter House Maid Domestic Chicklade South Newton 22a Moore Samuel m 61 1850 Head Widower
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