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South Newton - Census 1861 South Newton - Census 1861 YEAR OCCUPATION/ SCHEDULE SURNAME FORENAMES RELATIONSHIP CONDITION GENDER AGE BORN DISABILITY WHERE BORN LOCATION Disabilty 1 Lush Rowena Head Widow f 57 1804 Wine & Sprit Merchant & Malsterer St Marys Scilly Isles Shepherd & Crook, Queen Street Burdens Ball 1 Lush William G V Son unmarried m 26 1835 Child of Merchant, Ress of London South Newton Shepherd & Crook, Queen Street Burdens Ball 1 Elliott Susannah Servant unmarried f 23 1838 General Servant Fordingbridge Hampshire Shepherd & Crook, Queen Street Burdens Ball 2 Saunders Reuben Head Married m 64 1797 Carpenter Journeyman Fugglestone St Peter Queen Street Burdens Ball 2 Saunders Elizabeth Wife Married f 52 1809 Fugglestone St Peter Queen Street Burdens Ball 2 Saunders Martha Daughter unmarried f 16 1845 Needle Woman Fugglestone St Peter Queen Street Burdens Ball 3 Barnes Thomas Head Married m 45 1816 Inn Keeper Wallop Hampshire Wheat Sheaf Inn Burdens Ball 3 Barnes Maria Wife Married f 47 1814 Portsea Hampshire Wheat Sheaf Inn Burdens Ball 3 Salter Maria Niece unmarried f 23 1838 Portsea Hampshire Wheat Sheaf Inn Burdens Ball 3 Guile Julia A Servant unmarried f 26 1835 Barmaid Whiteparish Wheat Sheaf Inn Burdens Ball 3 Wells Mary A Servant unmarried f 23 1838 General Servant Fisherton Wheat Sheaf Inn Burdens Ball 3 Keech Charles Servant unmarried m 26 1835 Ostler Winterslow Wheat Sheaf Inn Burdens Ball 4 Blake James Head Married m 47 1814 Agricultural Labourer Ditchampton Burdens Ball 4 Blake Harriet Wife Married f 47 1814 Launderess Farley Burdens Ball 4 Blake George Son unmarried m 21 1840 Tailor Quidhampton Burdens Ball 4 Mullins Fanny Servant f 14 1847 General Servant Teffont Burdens Ball 5 Bond George Head Married m 33 1828 Carpet Weaver Kidderminster Worcestershire Burdens Ball 5 Bond Hannah Wife Married f 32 1829 Worsted Winder Kidderminster Worcestershire Burdens Ball 5 Bond Eliza Daughter f 8 1853 Scholar Kidderminster Worcestershire Burdens Ball 5 Bond George Son m 7 1854 Scholar Kidderminster Worcestershire Burdens Ball 5 Bond Harriett E Daughter f 4 1857 Scholar Kidderminster Worcestershire Burdens Ball 6 Moore Henry Head Married m 31 1830 Wilton Burdens Ball 6 Moore Mary A Wife Married f 31 1830 Agricultural Labourer Wilton Burdens Ball 6 Moore Ellen F Daughter f 7 1854 South Newton Burdens Ball 6 Moore Henry G Son m 5 1856 Scholar South Newton Burdens Ball 6 Moore Jane Daughter f 2 1859 South Newton Burdens Ball 7 Lawrence Thomas Head Married m 61 1800 Bricklayer Journeyman Burdens Ball 7 Lawrence Elizabeth Wife Married f 43 1818 Wilton Burdens Ball 7 Lawrence John Son m 13 1848 Baker's Labourer Wilton Burdens Ball 7 Lawrence Eliza Daughter f 11 1850 Carpet Worker Wilton Burdens Ball 7 Lawrence Emma Daughter f 9 1852 Carpet Worker Wilton Burdens Ball 7 Lawrence George Son m 7 1854 Scholar South Newton Burdens Ball 7 Lawrence Joseph Son m 5 1856 Scholar South Newton Burdens Ball 7 Lawrence Henry Son m 1 1860 South Newton Burdens Ball 8 Lawrence Charles J Head Married m 23 1838 Bricklayer's Labourer Wilton Burdens Ball 8 Lawrence Emma Wife Married f 24 1837 South Street Wilton Burdens Ball 8 Lawrence Jane B Daughter f 2 1859 West Street Wilton Burdens Ball 8 Lawrence Victoria A E Boarder f 0 1861 South Newton Burdens Ball 8 Harris Jane Boarder f 23 1838 Carpet Worker Middlesex Burdens Ball 8 Cannings Emily Visitor unmarried f 20 1841 Carpet Worker Wilton Burdens Ball 9 Cooper Josiah Head Married m 42 1819 Master Bricklayer Wilton Burdens Ball 9 Cooper Martha Wife Married f 39 1822 Wilton Burdens Ball 9 Cooper William Son m 15 1846 Bricklayer's Labourer Wilton Burdens Ball 9 Cooper Edwin Son m 14 1847 Bricklayer's Labourer Wilton Burdens Ball 9 Cooper Henry Son m 13 1848 Weakling unfit for labour Wilton Burdens Ball 9 Cooper Louisa Daughter f 11 1850 Carpet Worker Wilton Burdens Ball 9 Cooper Alfred Son m 9 1852 Plough Boy Wilton Burdens Ball 9 Cooper Charles Son m 8 1853 Scholar Wilton Burdens Ball 9 Cooper John Son m 6 1855 Scholar Wilton Burdens Ball 9 Cooper George Son m 4 1857 Scholar Wilton Burdens Ball 9 Cooper Matilda Daughter f 1 1860 Wilton Burdens Ball 10 Jacobs Josiah Head Married m 33 1828 Carpet Weaver Wilton Burdens Ball 10 Jacobs Ann Wife Married f 25 1836 Worcester Worcestershir Burdens Ball © Wiltshire OPC Project/2013/Jean Barnwell South Newton - Census 1861 YEAR OCCUPATION/ SCHEDULE SURNAME FORENAMES RELATIONSHIP CONDITION GENDER AGE BORN DISABILITY WHERE BORN LOCATION Disabilty 10 Jacobs Matilda Daughter f 1 1860 Wilton Burdens Ball 10 Jacobs Markwell Brother unmarried m 22 1839 Carpet Shop Labourer Wilton Burdens Ball 11 Humby Elizabeth Head Married m 56 1805 Propietor of Houses Burford Burdens Ball 11 Cooke Edwin H Son in Law Married m 27 1834 Coal Ag & Lime Burner Kidderminster Worcestershire Burdens Ball 11 Cooke Elizabeth Daughter Married f 27 1834 Wilton Burdens Ball 11 Cooke Emily J Grandaughter f 4 1857 Scholar South Newton Burdens Ball 11 Cooke Clara E Grandaughter f 3 1858 Scholar South Newton Burdens Ball 11 Cooke Elizabeth H Grandaughter f 1 1860 South Newton Burdens Ball 12 Hinton John J Head Married m 29 1832 Agricultural Labourer Burcombe Burdens Ball 12 Hinton Martha Wife Married f 28 1833 Wilton Burdens Ball 12 Hinton John Son m 3 1858 Scholar South Newton Burdens Ball 12 Hinton William Son m 1 1860 South Newton Burdens Ball 12 Turner John Father in Law widower m 76 1785 Wool Sorter Unknown Burdens Ball 12 Turner William Brother in Law unmarried m 17 1844 Carpet Shop Labourer South Newton Burdens Ball 12 Turner Sophia Sister in Law f 13 1848 Scholar South Newton Burdens Ball 13 Binstead William Head Married m 35 1826 Railway Porter (G.W.L) Hampshire Burdens Ball 13 Binstead Dorcas Wife Married f 40 1821 Wilton Burdens Ball 13 Binstead Emmanuel Son m 4 1857 Scholar Burcombe Burdens Ball 13 Binstead Alice Daughter f 1 1860 Burcombe Burdens Ball 13 Parsons Charlotte Wife's Daughter f 11 1850 Worsted Winder Burcombe Burdens Ball 13 Parsons Emma Wife's Daughter f 9 1852 Worsted Winder Burcombe Burdens Ball 14 Clark Sophia Head Widow f 38 1823 Fund -Holder South Newton Burdens Ball 14 Nichols Sarah Visitor Widow f 53 1808 Farmer's Widow Alderbury Burdens Ball 15 Lawrence William Head Married m 28 1833 Ag lab (Late Soldier of E I C S ) Little Meadows Salisbury Burdens Ball 15 Lawrence Mary Wife Married f 33 1828 Heytesbury Burdens Ball 15 Lawrence William E Son m 2 1859 Scholar Bengal India (British Subject) Burdens Ball 15 Lawrence Charlotte Daughter f 0 1861 South Newton Burdens Ball 16 Drewitt George Head Married m 24 1837 Hawker Netheravon Burdens Ball 16 Drewitt Ellen Wife Married f 23 1838 Wilton Burdens Ball 16 Drewitt Charles Son m 3 1858 Scholar Fovant Burdens Ball 16 Drewitt Roselle Daughter f 1 1860 Wilton Burdens Ball 17 Young George Head Married m 46 1815 Master Tailor Emp 3 men Wilton Burdens Ball 17 Young Mary Wife Married f 43 1818 Shrewton Burdens Ball 17 Young George A Son m 10 1851 Scholar South Newton Burdens Ball 17 Young Joseph J Son m 8 1853 Scholar South Newton Burdens Ball 17 Young Edwin H Son m 6 1855 Scholar South Newton Burdens Ball 17 Young William C Son m 4 1857 Scholar South Newton Burdens Ball 17 Young Annie M Daughter f 2 1859 Scholar South Newton Burdens Ball 17 Penny Emma J Servant unmarried f 18 1843 General Servant Teffont Evias Burdens Ball 18 Tabor Frederick Head unmarried m 23 1838 South Newton Burdens Ball 18 Tabor Priscilla Sister unmarried f 27 1834 Farmer 300ac Emp 8 men 2b South Newton Burdens Ball 18 Macy Elizabeth Servant unmarried f 23 1838 Dairy Maid Chilmark Burdens Ball 18 Trubridge Eliza Servant f 15 1846 House Maid South Newton Burdens Ball 18 Shandley Robert Servant unmarried m 19 1842 Under Carter Fugglestone St Peter Burdens Ball 19 Pain Henry Head Married m 26 1835 Agricultural Labourer Barford St Martin Burdens Ball 19 Pain Virtue Wife Married f 29 1832 South Newton Burdens Ball 19 Pain Fanny Daughter f 0 1861 South Newton Burdens Ball 19 Penny Henry Boarder widower m 66 1795 Carter Broad Chalke Burdens Ball 20 Trubridge Stephen Head Married m 52 1809 Shepherd Great Wishford King Way Burdens Ball 20 Trubridge Fanny Wife Married f 50 1811 South Newton King Way Burdens Ball 20 Trubridge Keziah Daughter unmarried f 32 1829 Washer Woman South Newton King Way Burdens Ball 20 Trubridge Frank Grandson m 0 1861 South Newton King Way Burdens Ball 20 Trubridge Charles Son m 13 1848 Shepherd Boy South Newton King Way Burdens Ball © Wiltshire OPC Project/2013/Jean Barnwell South Newton - Census 1861 YEAR OCCUPATION/ SCHEDULE SURNAME FORENAMES RELATIONSHIP CONDITION GENDER AGE BORN DISABILITY WHERE BORN LOCATION Disabilty 20 Trubridge Frank Son m 11 1850 Shepherd Boy South Newton King Way Burdens Ball 20 Trubridge Fanny Grandaughter f 3 1858 Scholar Laverstock King Way Burdens Ball 21 Moore Samuel Head Married m 34 1827 Carter Wilton King Way Burdens Ball 21 Moore Ann Wife Married f 34 1827 Wilton King Way Burdens Ball 21 Moore Samuel Son m 11 1850 Plough Boy South Newton King Way Burdens Ball 21 Moore Alice Daughter f 8 1853 Scholar South Newton King Way Burdens Ball 21 Moore Fanny J Daughter f 4 1857 Scholar South Newton King Way Burdens Ball 21 Moore Frederick G Son m 1 1860 South Newton King Way Burdens Ball 21 Moore (not yet registered)Daughter f 0 1861 South Newton King Way Burdens Ball 21 Beckett William Boarder widower m 70 1791 Agricultural Labourer Steeple Langford King Way Burdens Ball 22 Foot Frederick G Head Married m 34 1827 Station Master Nailbury Dorset South W R Station 22 Foot Mary C Daughter f 10 1851 Scholar Stoke Newington Middlesex
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