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Kington St. Michael - Census 1911 Kington St. Michael - Census 1911 Page Year Years Total No Children Address Surname Given Names Relationship Status Age Sex Occupation Industry or Service Employment Status Place of Birth Nationality if not British Infirmity Notes Number Born Married Children Living Died 1 Kington House Prodgers Herbert Head Married 75 M 1836 J P for Wiltshire Brixton Surrey Kington St Michael Prodgers Emily Sibella Wife Married 76 F 1835 50 7 6 1 Newnham Gloucestershire Prodgers Greville John Son Single 35 M 1876 Private Means Kington St Michael, Wilts Privett Mary Elizabeth Servant Single 45 F 1866 Ladys Maid Domestic Hawling Gloucestershire King Mary Ann Servant Single 25 F 1886 Housemaid Domestic Grittleton, Wilts King Florence Edith Servant Single 21 F 1890 Cook Domestic Grittleton, Wilts Whittingham William James Servant Married 38 M 1873 11 2 2 Coachman Domestic Branksea Toland Poole Dorset 2 The Vicarage Synge Francis Peter Head Married 41 M 1870 Clerk in Holy Orders Vicar of Kington St Michael Lockeen, Kings Co. Ireland Kington St. Michael Synge Elizabeth Wife Married 40 F 1871 11 6 6 Curdridge. Hants Synge George Bernard Son 8 M 1903 Much Marcle, Hereford Synge Francis Charles Son 8 M 1903 Much Marcle, Hereford Synge Peter MacDonnell Son 5 M 1906 Much Marcle, Hereford Synge Michael H R Son 2 M 1909 Kington St Michael, Wilts Lines Mary Servant Single 38 F 1873 Domestic Servant (Cook) Worker Chelenham, Glos Pearce Mabel Emily Servant Single 17 F 1894 Domestic Servant (Housemaid) Worker Kington St Michael, Wilts Holbrow Elsie Mary Servant Single 16 F 1895 Domestric Servant - Nursemaid Worker Kington St Michael, Wilts Norton Lilian Gwendoline Servant Single 21 F 1890 Domestic Servant - Under Nurse Worker Caerwent, Mon. 3 Lodge Farm Wheeler William James Head Married 47 M 1864 Farmer Employer Chippenham, Wilts Kington St. Michael Wheeler Matilda Wife Married 42 F 1869 22 1 1 Hilmarton Wilts Wheeler William F Son Single 20 M 1891 Farmers Son Working on Farm Worker Chippenham Wilts Whale William Wifes Father Widow 71 M 1840 Private Means Hillmarton Wilts 4 Heywood Cottages Newman Henry Head Married 64 M 1847 Labourer on Farm Worker Foxham Wilts Kington St Michael Newman Ellen Wife Married 64 F 1847 40 2 2 Yatton Keynell Wilts 5 Heywood Cottages Gardiner Charles Head Married 30 M 1881 Farm Labourer Worker Kington St Michael Wilts Kington St Michael Gardiner Mary Wife Married 29 F 1882 8 5 4 1 Melksham Wilts Gardiner Arthur Son 8 M 1903 Kington St Michael Wilts Gardiner Violet Daughter 6 F 1905 Kington St Michael Wilts Gardiner Frederick Son 3 M 1908 Kington St Michael Wilts Gardiner Florence Daughter 0 F 1911 Kington St Michael Wilts 11 months 6 Heywood Farm Sage Harry Head Married 35 M 1876 Farmer Employer Luppit Devon Kington St Michael Sage Margaret Frances Wife Married 31 F 1880 5 None Chippenham Wilts Fill Mary Susanah Visitor 55 F 1856 Chippenham Wilts Jones Hellen Servant Single 23 F 1888 General Servant Domestic Worker Bath Somerset 7 Bulidge House, Allington Cator Robert Head Married 60 M 1851 Private Means Employer Woodbastwick Norfolk Kington St Micheal Cator Evelyn Susan Wife Married 62 F 1849 38 5 5 Private Means Eckington Derby Cator Algernon Estwart Son Single 22 M 1889 Student Osford University Bedford Derrick Cornelius Married 50 M 1861 Groom Gardener Domestic Worker North Curry Somerset Derrick Anna Married 51 F 1860 16 Cook General Domestic Worker North Curry Somerset 8 Bulidge Farm, Allington Sage William Head Married 64 M 1847 Retired Farmer Employer Luppit Honiton Devon Kington St Michael Sage Sarah Ann Wife Married 53 F 1858 3 None Luppit Honiton Devon Laily Leanora 17 F 1894 General Servant Domestic Worker Wimbourne Dorset Hyntley Harold James 22 F 1889 General Labourer on Farm Worker Downhead Somerset 9 Down Farm Sparrow Thomas Guy Head Single 51 M 1860 Farmer Employer Wick & Abson Glos Kington St Michael Sparrow William George Brother Single 39 M 1872 Farmers Brother Working on Farm Employer Doynton Glos Lawrence Sarah Housekeeper Widow 58 F 1853 Housekeeper Domestic Worker Bridport Dorset 10 Lower Easton Farm Cole Job Head Widow 66 M 1845 Farmer Employer Langley Chippenham Wilts Kington St Michael Cole Emily Sibella Daughter Single 34 F 1877 Almonds Onreg Glos Cole Sarah Elizabeth Daughter Single 28 F 1883 Frome Somerset White Willie Servant Single 31 M 1880 Carter on Farm Worker Parteinton Somerset Ferris William Servant Single 61 M 1850 Cowman on Farm Worker Yatton Keynell Chippenham Wilts Crowhall Farm Organ Walter E Head Married 37 M 1874 Farmer Employer Wick Berkeley Glos Yatton Keynall Organ Minnie H Wife Married 37 F 1874 5 None West Kington Chippenham Wilts Organ John S Nephew 14 M 1897 Nephew Working on Farm Worker Marshfield Glos 11 Easton Piercy Smith Richard V Head Single 70 M 1841 Farmer Employer Dunkeswell Devon Yatton Keynell Wheeler Florence A Housekeeper Single 27 F 1884 Housekeeper Domestic Kingham, Chippingnorton Somerset Rowsell William Servant Single 55 M 1856 Carter on Farm Worker Dunkeswell Devon Purbrick Alfred Servant 13 M 1898 Farm Labourer Worker Kington St Michael Wilts 12 Easton Piercy Sage Frank Head Married 37 M 1874 Farmer Employer Luppitt Devon Yatton Keynell Sage Edith Wife Married 31 F 1880 1 1 1 Kentisbeare Devon Sage William Frank Son 0 M 1911 Easton Piercy, Kington St Michael Wilts 8 months Blackmayne Mathew Servant Single 16 M 1895 Farm Labourer Worker Yatton Keynell Wilts Bowles Emily Servant Single 14 F 1897 General Servant Domestic Worker Walton Somerset 13 New Buildings Easton Piercy Bowles Arthur J Husband Married 43 M 1868 Carter on Farm Worker Compton Dundan Somerset Yatton Keynell Bowles Eliza A Wife Married 39 F 1872 17 9 9 Walton Somerset Bowles Henry J Son Single 16 M 1895 Farm Labourer Worker Walton Somerset Bowles Lily Kate Daughter 14 F 1897 Walton Somerset Bowles Ethel Joyce Daughter 10 F 1901 School Harrington Smerset Bowles William Frank Son 8 M 1903 School Maiden Bradley Wilts Bowles Winifred Rose Daughter 7 F 1904 School Maiden Bradley Wilts Bowles Arthur John Son 5 M 1906 School Maiden Bradley Wilts Bowles Reginals Irven Son 2 M 1909 Embrough Bowles Nillie May Daughter 0 F 1911 Mills Somerset 10 months ©Wiltshire OPC Project/2019/Paul Henly Kington St. Michael - Census 1911 Page Year Years Total No Children Address Surname Given Names Relationship Status Age Sex Occupation Industry or Service Employment Status Place of Birth Nationality if not British Infirmity Notes Number Born Married Children Living Died 14 New Buildings Easton Piercy Brown James Henry Head Married 52 M 1859 Cowman on Farm Worker Market Lavington Wilts Yatton Keynell Brown Frances Wife Married 54 F 1857 28 2 2 East Grafton Brown William Arthur Son Single 20 M 1891 Farm Labourer Worker Seend Wilts Brown Walter Gilbert Son Single 18 M 1893 Farm Labourer Worker Laverton Wilts 15 Priory Farm Pike Charles Head Single 53 M 1858 Farmer Employer Kington St Michael Wilts Kington St Michael Pickett Elizabeth Ann Servant Widow 42 F 1869 Housekeeper Domestic Worker Hook Wilts 16 Moorshall Cottage No 2 Morse Thomas Wilfred Head Married 28 M 1883 Carter on Farm Worker Kington Langley Wilts Kington St Michael Morse Annie Wife Married 25 F 1886 8 4 4 Chippenham Wilts Morse William John Son 7 M 1904 School Stanton St Quinton Wilts Morse Reginald Wilfred Son 5 M 1906 School Hardenuish Wilts Morse Elizabeth Jane Daughter 3 F 1908 Kington St Michael Wilts Morse Percy Lawrence Son 0 M 1911 Kington St Michael Wilts 9 months Leat Frederick Boarder Single 20 M 1891 Labourer on Farm Worker Luppit Devonshire 17 Moorshall Cottage No 1 Miles Septimus Head Married 32 M 1879 Carter on Farm Worker Hullavington Wilts Kington St Michael Miles Jane Wife Married 31 F 1880 10 5 5 Corsham Wilts Miles Ernest Son 7 M 1904 School Kington St Michael Wilts Miles Florences Daughter 6 F 1905 School Kington St Michael Wilts Miles Mary Daughter 4 F 1907 School Kington St Michael Wilts Miles Doroth Daughter 2 F 1909 Kington St Michael Wilts Moorshall Farm Sage Frederick Head Married 38 M 1873 Farmer Employer Luppit Devonshire Kington St Michael Sage Kate Wife Married 41 F 1870 5 3 2 1 Calne Wilts Sage Agnes Daughter 5 F 1906 Kington St Michael Wilts Sage Edward Son 0 M 1911 Kington St Michael Wilts 9 months Humphries Rose Servant Single 15 F 1896 General Servant Domestic Worker Kington Langley Wilts 18 Priory Cottage Coates Job Head Widow 79 M 1832 Farm Labourer Worker Kington St Michael Wilts Kington St Michael Coates Julia Daughter Single 41 F 1870 Housekeeper Domestic Worker Kington St Michael Wilts 19 New Priory Farm Buckland Ernest Edwin Head Married 37 M 1874 Farmer Employer Kington St Michael Wilts Kington St Michael Buckland Emma Jane Mother Widow 75 F 1836 Langley Fitzhurse Wilts Ponting Caroline Jane Servant Single 18 F 1893 General Servant Domestic Euston Priory Kington St Michael Wilts 20 Upper Swinley Farm Sage James Henry Head Married 39 M 1872 Farmer Employer Luppit Devon Kington St Michael Sage Charlotte Wife Married 35 F 1876 13 2 2 White Staunton Devon Sage Mabel Emily Daughter 12 F 1899 School Kington Langley Wilts Sage Louis Son 5 M 1906 School Kington St Michael Wilts Cole Mary Servant Single 54 F 1857 General Servant Domestic Worker Kington Langley Wilts 21 The Home Barris Ellizabeth Matron Widow 70 F 1841 Housekeeping Brighton Surrey Kington St Michael Martin Harriett Anne Nurse Single 41 F 1870 Nursing and Teaching Purton Wilts Bracey Margaret Boarder Single 33 F 1878 Laundry and Domestic Duties Graveley Hants Greenswood Alice Boarder Single 27 F 1884 Domestic Work Cirencester Glos Garrett Mary Boarder
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