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Berwick Bassett - Census 1911 Berwick Bassett - 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 Year of Relationship Marital marriage born still who have worker is on own working foreign Surname Given Names Sex Age birth to Head Status has lasted alive living died Occupation connected account at home Birthplace country Infirmity Waylen Isaac M 71 1840 Head Unmarried Farm Labourer Worker Berwick Bassett Ball Sidney M 40 1871 Head Married Thatcher and Small Holder Own Account Winterbourne Monkton Ball Sarah F 37 1874 Wife Married 11 6 6 0 Avebury Ball Reginald M 10 1901 Son School Winterbourne Monkton Ball Harold M 9 1902 Son School Winterbourne Monkton Ball Gladys F 6 1905 Daughter School Winterbourne Monkton Ball Godfry M 4 1907 Son School Winterbourne Monkton Ball Stanley M 2 1909 Son Winterbourne Monkton Ball Norman M 1 1910 Son Winterbourne Monkton Durnford Francis M 59 1852 Head Married Iron Founder Worker Devizes Durnford Hester F 66 1845 Wife Married 30 2 1 1 Retired School Mistress Brighton, Sussex Rodgers William M 55 1856 Head Unmarried Dealer in Rags and Bones At Home Calne Goodship George Cooper M 72 1839 Boarder Widower Labourer on Farm At Home Calne Ridge Annie F 25 1886 House Keeper Unmarried House Keeper At Home Daglington Alford Harriet F 72 1839 Head Widow 39 3 3 0 Croston Lovelock William M 29 1882 Grandson Unmarried Shepherd on Farm Worker Marlborough Cook Henry M 64 1847 Head Married Cowman on Farm Worker Bushton Cook Hannah F 64 1847 Wife Married 47 13 11 2 Stratton Cook Albert M 23 1888 Son Unmarried Under Carter on Farm Worker Horton Swatton Arthur M 35 1876 Head Married Shepherd on Farm Worker Chiseldon Swatton Elizabeth F 33 1878 Wife Married 16 7 7 0 Kington Swatton Hilda F 13 1898 Daughter School Red Barn, Wroughton Swatton Annie F 11 1900 Daughter School Red Barn, Wroughton Swatton Thomas M 9 1902 Son School Uffcott Swatton Albert M 7 1904 Son Uffcott Swatton Daisy F 5 1906 Daughter Blunsdon Swatton Nelly F 3 1908 Daughter Berwick Bassett Breakspeare William M 54 1857 Head Married Gardener Jobbing Worker Woodstock, Oxfordshire Breakspeare Rhoda F 56 1855 Wife Married 12 9 6 3 Wodlinton, Oxfordshire Breakspeare Arthur M 20 1891 Son Unmarried Carter on Farm Worker Bracknell, Berkshire Breakspeare Christabell F 17 1894 Daughter Unmarried General Domestic Servant Hollyport, Berkshire Breakspeare Albert M 13 1898 Son School Albridge, Berkshire Breakspeare Rosie F 10 1901 Daughter School Swindon Spackman Leonard M 27 1884 Head Married Groom for Farm Worker Winterbourne Monkton Spackman Mabel F 29 1882 Wife Married 3 1 1 0 Calne Spackman Muriel F 2 1909 Daughter Berwick Bassett Horton Garnet M 28 1883 Head Married Farmer Employer Winterbourne Bassett Horton Olive F 20 1891 Wife Married Under one 0 0 0 Mosely, Birmingham Humphries Evelyn F 28 1883 Servant Unmarried General Domestic Servant Worker Winterbourne Bassett Cook Thomas M 30 1881 Head Married Carter on Farm Easton Cook Fanny F 28 1883 Wife Married 4 1 0 1 Kintbury, Berkshire Richards Herbert James M 25 1886 Head Married Grocer Own Account At Home Hinton Parva Richards Mabel Martha F 27 1884 Wife Married 5 2 2 0 At Home Stratton St Margaret Richards Wilfred Herbert M 3 1908 Son Crudwell Richards Winifred Mary F 1 1910 Daughter Berwick Bassett Wistall Henriette F 56 1855 Boarder Married 30 4 4 0 Schoolmistress Wilts C. 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Liverpool Nash Frederick M 40 1871 Head Married Farm Carter Worker Marden Nash Sarah F 36 1875 Wife Married 15 7 5 2 Bishop Cannings © Wiltshire OPC Project/2013/Pat Clark Berwick Bassett - 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 Year of Relationship Marital marriage born still who have worker is on own working foreign Surname Given Names Sex Age birth to Head Status has lasted alive living died Occupation connected account at home Birthplace country Infirmity Nash Percy M 15 1896 Son Labourer on Farm Worker Bourton Nash Elsie F 11 1900 Daughter School Broad Hinton Nash Edith F 9 1902 Daughter School Broad Hinton Nash Eva F 6 1905 Daughter School Berwick Bassett Nash Lilly F 2 1909 Daughter Berwick Bassett Wilkins James M 52 1859 Head Married Shepherd on Farm Worker Corston Wilkins Mary F 49 1862 Wife Married 28 10 10 0 Broad Town Wilkins Minnie F 13 1898 Daughter School Chiseldon Wilkins Daisy F 11 1900 Daughter School Chiseldon Wilkins Emely F 9 1902 Daughter School Ogbourne Page Oliver M 30 1881 Head Married Farm Labourer Worker Wroughton Page Kate F 28 1883 Wife Married 9 4 4 0 All Cannings Page Alice F 9 1902 Daughter School All Cannings Page Thomas M 7 1904 Son School Wroughton Page Charles M 5 1906 Son School Stowell Page Edward M 0 1911 Son Berwick Bassett Rogers William M 55 1856 Head Married Farm Labourer Worker Marlborough Rogers Emily Jane F 53 1858 Wife Married 36 13 13 0 Pewsey Rogers Philip M 23 1888 Son Unmarried General Labourer on Farm Worker Marlborough Rogers Sidney M 16 1895 Son Unmarried Under Carter on Farm Worker Kennett Rogers Harry M 14 1897 Son Plough Boy Worker Kennett Rogers Emily Jane F 10 1901 Daughter School Kennett Rogers Willie M 6 1905 Grandson School Marlborough Prior Jack M 68 1843 Boarder Under Carter on Farm Wroughton Davis George M 68 1843 Head Married Farm Labourer Worker Berwick Bassett Davis Hannah F 68 1843 Wife Married 43 4 3 1 Yatesbury © Wiltshire OPC Project/2013/Pat Clark.
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