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1891 British Census Done 1891 British Census - Horrocks and Variant Surnames Parent or Census Location Name Spouse names Birth Year Birthplace Relation Civil parish County/Island James Horrocks abt 1868 Torquay Servant Lambourn Berkshire Wm Hudson Horrocks abt 1834 Knottingley, Yorkshire Patient Sandhurst Berkshire Elizabeth Horrocks abt 1824 Hay, Breconshire Inmate Hay Breconshire Thomas Horrocks Caroline abt 1845 Bolton, Lancashire Head Ashton Under Lyne Cheshire John Horrocks Eliza Ann abt 1860 Bolton, Lancashire Head Ashton Under Lyne Cheshire James Horrocks Emma abt 1864 Stalybridge, Lancashire Son Ashton Under Lyne Cheshire Mary Wilson Horrocks James abt 1835 Stalybridge, Lancashire Wife Ashton Under Lyne Cheshire Eliza Ann Horrocks John abt 1861 Hyde, Cheshire Wife Ashton Under Lyne Cheshire James Horrocks Mary Wilson abt 1837 Preston, Lancashire Head Ashton Under Lyne Cheshire Caroline Horrocks Thomas abt 1840 Leeds, Yorkshire Wife Ashton Under Lyne Cheshire Annie Horrocks Thomas, Caroline abt 1873 Bolton, Lancashire Daughter Ashton Under Lyne Cheshire James Horrocks abt 1841 Manchester, Lancashire Lodger Birkenhead Cheshire Emily Horrocks Abel abt 1859 MacClesfield, Cheshire Wife Cheadle Cheshire Abel Horrocks Emily abt 1862 Cheadle; Hulme, Cheshire Head Cheadle Cheshire James Horrocks Emma abt 1834 Stockport, Cheshire Head Cheadle Cheshire Emma Horrocks James abt 1835 Stockport, Cheshire Wife Cheadle Cheshire Frances Horrocks Mary abt 1882 Cheadle, Cheshire Daughter Cheadle Cheshire Mary Horrocks Mary abt 1880 Cheadle, Cheshire Daughter Cheadle Cheshire James Amory Horrocks abt 1833 Cheadle, Cheshire Lodger Cheadle Cheshire Mary Horrocks abt 1849 Bramshall, Cheshire Head Cheadle Cheshire Sarah Ann Horrocks abt 1859 Cheadle; Hulme, Cheshire Sister Cheadle Cheshire John Horrocks Elizabeth abt 1833 Bolton, Lancashire Head Coppenhall Monks Cheshire Elizabeth Horrocks John abt 1834 Bolton, Lancashire Wife Coppenhall Monks Cheshire Lois Horrocks John, Elizabeth abt 1872 Crewe, Cheshire Daughter Coppenhall Monks Cheshire Elizabeth Horrocks abt 1855 Bury, Lancashire Sister-in-law Coppenhall Monks Cheshire David Horrocks Ann abt 1829 Droylsden, Lancashire Head Dukinfield Cheshire John Horrocks Charlotte abt 1862 Stalybridge, Cheshire Head Dukinfield Cheshire Ann Horrocks David abt 1839 Mobberley, Cheshire Wife Dukinfield Cheshire George Horrocks Elizabeth abt 1875 Stalybridge, Cheshire Son Dukinfield Cheshire Hilda Horrocks Elizabeth A abt 1890 Stalybridge, Cheshire Granddaughter Dukinfield Cheshire Thomas Horrocks Emma abt 1841 Dukinfield, Cheshire Head Dukinfield Cheshire William H Horrocks Jane abt 1859 Birkenhead, Cheshire Head Dukinfield Cheshire Charlotte Horrocks John abt 1862 Stalybridge, Cheshire Wife Dukinfield Cheshire Elizabeth Horrocks John, Charlotte abt 1885 Stalybridge, Cheshire Daughter Dukinfield Cheshire Mary Ellen Horrocks John, Charlotte abt 1883 Stalybridge, Cheshire Daughter Dukinfield Cheshire William Horrocks John, Charlotte abt 1889 Stalybridge, Cheshire Son Dukinfield Cheshire Elizabeth A Horrocks John, Elizabeth abt 1867 Stalybridge, Cheshire Daughter Dukinfield Cheshire Thomas Horrocks Mary A abt 1856 Bolton, Lancashire Head Dukinfield Cheshire Robert Horrocks Mary J abt 1862 Birkenhead, Cheshire Head Dukinfield Cheshire Mary J Horrocks Robert abt 1861 Dukinfield, Cheshire Wife Dukinfield Cheshire Ernest L Horrocks Robert, Mary J abt 1888 Dukinfield, Cheshire Son Dukinfield Cheshire Emma Horrocks Thomas abt 1842 Hyde, Cheshire Wife Dukinfield Cheshire Mary A Horrocks Thomas abt 1858 Bolton, Lancashire Wife Dukinfield Cheshire Emma J Horrocks Thomas, Emma abt 1877 Ashton Under Lyme, Lancashire Daughter Dukinfield Cheshire Sarah Horrocks Thomas, Emma abt 1881 Ashton Under Lyme, Lancashire Daughter Dukinfield Cheshire Thomas Horrocks Thomas, Emma abt 1879 Ashton Under Lyme, Lancashire Son Dukinfield Cheshire Harold Horrocks Thomas, Mary A abt 1888 Stalybridge, Cheshire Son Dukinfield Cheshire Margaret Horrocks Thomas, Mary A abt 1881 Stalybridge, Cheshire Daughter Dukinfield Cheshire Thomas Horrocks Thomas, Mary A abt 1884 Stalybridge, Cheshire Son Dukinfield Cheshire James Horrocks Thomas, Mary A abt 1877 Bolton, Lancashire Son Dukinfield Cheshire Sarah E Horrocks Thomas, Mary A abt 1879 Bolton, Lancashire Daughter Dukinfield Cheshire Jane Horrocks William H abt 1852 Dukinfield, Cheshire Wife Dukinfield Cheshire Annie Horrocks William H, Jane abt 1885 Dukinfield, Cheshire Daughter Dukinfield Cheshire Henry Horrocks William H, Jane abt 1879 Dukinfield, Cheshire Son Dukinfield Cheshire James Horrocks William H, Jane abt 1881 Dukinfield, Cheshire Son Dukinfield Cheshire John Horrocks William H, Jane abt 1887 Dukinfield, Cheshire Son Dukinfield Cheshire Percy Horrocks William H, Jane abt 1890 Dukinfield, Cheshire Son Dukinfield Cheshire Samuel Horrocks William H, Jane abt 1890 Dukinfield, Cheshire Son Dukinfield Cheshire 1891 British Census - Horrocks and Variant Surnames Parent or Census Location Name Spouse names Birth Year Birthplace Relation Civil parish County/Island Alice Horrocks abt 1869 Birkenhead, Cheshire Niece Dukinfield Cheshire Elizabeth Horrocks abt 1840 Stalybridge, Cheshire Wife Dukinfield Cheshire Sarah H Horrocks abt 1856 Birkenhead, Cheshire Niece Dukinfield Cheshire John R Horrocks abt 1864 Whitworth, Lancashire Lodger Dukinfield Cheshire Joseph Horrocks abt 1871 Hull, Yorkshire Nephew Dukinfield Cheshire Mary A Horrocks abt 1874 Hull, Yorkshire Niece Dukinfield Cheshire Samuel Horrocks abt 1868 Hull, Yorkshire Nephew Dukinfield Cheshire Saml Horrocks Edward, Mary A abt 1890 Hyde, Cheshire Son Hyde Cheshire Sarah A Horrocks Edward, Mary A abt 1888 Hyde, Cheshire Daughter Hyde Cheshire Wilfred Horrocks Edward, Mary A abt 1886 Hyde, Cheshire Son Hyde Cheshire Edward Horrocks Mary A abt 1856 Hyde, Cheshire Head Hyde Cheshire Mary A Horrocks Sarah, Edward abt 1860 Langley, Derbyshire Wife Hyde Cheshire Mary Ellen Horrocks Edward abt 1864 Hatton, Cheshire Wife Latchford Cheshire Edward Horrocks Edward, Mary Ellen abt 1890 Stockton Heath, Cheshire Son Latchford Cheshire Edward Horrocks Mary Ellen abt 1868 Manchester, Lancashire Head Latchford Cheshire Elizeth Horrocks Albt Edwd abt 1872 MacClesfield, Cheshire Wife MacClesfield Cheshire Albt Edwd Horrocks Elizeth abt 1865 MacClesfield, Cheshire Head MacClesfield Cheshire Thos Horrocks Elizth abt 1836 Preston, Lancashire Head MacClesfield Cheshire Jane Horrocks Enoch abt 1850 Llanbaras, Wales Wife MacClesfield Cheshire Fred Horrocks Enoch, Jane abt 1883 Bury Son MacClesfield Cheshire Lizzie Horrocks Enoch, Jane abt 1881 Bury Daughter MacClesfield Cheshire Elizabeth Horrocks Hannah abt 1861 MacClesfield, Cheshire Daughter MacClesfield Cheshire Enoch Horrocks Jane abt 1852 Bury Head MacClesfield Cheshire Elizth Horrocks Thos abt 1844 MacClesfield, Cheshire Wife MacClesfield Cheshire Emily Horrocks Thos, Elizth abt 1880 MacClesfield, Cheshire Daughter MacClesfield Cheshire Ethel Horrocks Thos, Elizth abt 1882 MacClesfield, Cheshire Daughter MacClesfield Cheshire John J Horrocks Thos, Elizth abt 1866 MacClesfield, Cheshire Son MacClesfield Cheshire Benjamin Horrocks abt 1840 MacClesfield, Cheshire Lodger MacClesfield Cheshire Hannah Horrocks abt 1835 MacClesfield, Cheshire Head MacClesfield Cheshire Hannah Isabella Horrocks abt 1871 West Derby; Swell, Lancashire Servant Oxton Cheshire Mary A Horrocks abt 1851 Dukinfield, Cheshire Servant Romiley Cheshire Iabey Horrocks Amelia abt 1857 Denton, Lancashire Head Runcorn Cheshire Amelia Horrocks Iabey abt 1859 London Wife Runcorn Cheshire Alfred Horrocks Iabey, Amelia abt 1882 Halton, Cheshire Son Runcorn Cheshire Charlotte A Horrocks Iabey, Amelia abt 1887 Runcorn, Cheshire Daughter Runcorn Cheshire Ellen Horrocks Iabey, Amelia abt 1890 Runcorn, Cheshire Daughter Runcorn Cheshire Emily Horrocks Iabey, Amelia abt 1884 Runcorn, Cheshire Daughter Runcorn Cheshire Thomas Horrocks Iabey, Amelia abt 1890 Runcorn, Cheshire Son Runcorn Cheshire Edith A Horrocks Iabey, Amelia abt 1880 Manchester, Lancashire Daughter Runcorn Cheshire John Horrocks Jane A abt 1851 Stockport, Cheshire Head St Georges Cheshire Jane A Horrocks John abt 1858 Stockport, Cheshire Wife St Georges Cheshire William Horrocks John, Jane A abt 1885 Stockport, Cheshire Son St Georges Cheshire Sarah Horrocks abt 1841 Liverpool, Lancashire Lodger Stayleybridge Cheshire James H Horrock Ann abt 1855 Stockport, Cheshire Head Stockport Cheshire Sarah Horrocks Ellis abt 1864 Hazelgrove, Cheshire Wife Stockport Cheshire Edward Horrocks Ellis, Sarah abt 1889 Hazelgrove, Cheshire Son Stockport Cheshire Ellis Horrocks Ellis, Sarah abt 1887 Hazelgrove, Cheshire Son Stockport Cheshire Henry Horrocks Ellis, Sarah abt 1886 Hazelgrove, Cheshire Son Stockport Cheshire Ann Horrock James H abt 1859 Northenden, Cheshire Wife Stockport Cheshire Henry Horrock James H, Ann abt 1887 Stockport, Cheshire Son Stockport Cheshire Mary Horrock James H, Ann abt 1890 Stockport, Cheshire Daughter Stockport Cheshire Thomas Horrock James H, Ann abt 1883 Stockport, Cheshire Son Stockport Cheshire Mary Ann Horrocks John abt 1846 Berrningham, Staffordshire Wife Stockport Cheshire John Horrocks Mary Ann abt 1840 Wigan, Lancashire Head Stockport Cheshire Ellis Horrocks Sarah abt 1864 Hazelgrove, Cheshire Head Stockport Cheshire John Horrocks abt 1823 Stockport, Cheshire Boarder Stockport Cheshire Thomas Horrocks abt 1865 Stockport, Cheshire Son-in-law Stockport Cheshire Elizabeth Horrocks abt 1854 Pendleton, Lancashire Lodger Stockport Cheshire 1891 British Census - Horrocks and Variant Surnames
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