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Hambridge and Westport 1901 Census from David Sutcliff HAMBRIDGE/WESTPORT 1901 Name Reltn Age Occupation Where Born 1 Job Gillard Head M 94 Fisherman Somerset N.K Maria Gillard Wife M 69 Somerset N.K M Ann Stuckey Sister S 60 Somerset N.K John Powers Lodger S 34 Groom at brewery Somerset N.K 2 Fanny Dobin Head S 74 Living on own means Somerset Stowell Louisa Willy Servant S 14 Somerset Curry Rivell 3 Joseph Sanders Head M 23 Blacksmith Devon Ottery St. Mary Margaret Sanders Wife M 23 Devon Kentisbeare 4 Thos Willey Head M 42 Gardener Somerset Hambridge Julia Willey Wife M 40 Housewife Somerset Isle Abbotts Annie Willey Daughter S 18 Somerset Fivehead Minnie Willey Daughter S 13 Somerset Curry Rivell Fredrick Willey Son S 8 Somerset Curry Rivell John Willey Son S 2 Somerset Hambridge 5 John Grinter Head M 64 Barrel washer brewery Somerset Drayton Ann Grinter Wife M 62 Nurse Somerset Curry Rivell 6 Henry Louch Head W 72 Somerset Hambridge 7 Francis Bawler Head M 84 General Labourer Somerset Curry Mallett Anne Bawler Wife M 84 Dorset Susanah Bawler Daughter S 41 Shirtworker Somerset West Monkton 8 Fredrick Paull Head W 51 Cattle stockman Somerset Barrington Arthur Paull Son S 19 Ag. Horse on farm Somerset Glastonbury Emma Paull Daughter S 18 Shirtworker Somerset Wells 9 James Rowsell Head M 44 Engine driver Somerset Barrington Mary Rowsell Wife M 44 Shirt button holer Somerset Westport Edith Rowsell Daughter S 15 Shirt button holer Somerset Hambridge 10 Henry Hull Head M 23 Labourer in brewery Somerset Curry Rivell Emily Hull Wife M 21 Somerset Atherstone George Hembrow Lodger S 19 Labourer in brewery Somerset Isle Abbotts 11 Henry Beale Head M 56 Gardner domestic Dorset Littlebridge Louisa Beale Wife M 55 Dorset Bridport Wm Beale Son S 18 Dorset Broadwindsor George Beale Son S 14 Somerset Chard 12 Samuel Brister Head M 40 Carpenter wheelwright Somerset Hambridge Elizabeth Brister Wife M 42 Somerset Lambrook Charles Brister Son S 15 Carpenter wheelwright Somerset Hambridge Henry Brister Son S 12 Somerset Hambridge Ada Brister Daughter S 9 Somerset Hambridge John Brister Son S 6 Somerset Hambridge Saml Brister Son S 3 Somerset Hambridge 13 Alfred Chard Head M 33 Ag. Cattle (Cowman) Dorset Neterbury Roda Chard Wife M 30 Dorset Broadwindsor Alfred Chard Son S 9 Somerset Hambridge Agnes Chard Daughter S 7 Somerset Hambridge Wm Robert Chard Son S 4 Somerset Isle Brewers Percival Chard Son S 2 Somerset Hambridge Charles Chard Son S 8m Somerset Hambridge 14 Frank Showers Head M 29 Ag. Cattle (Cowman) Dorset Winsham Mary Jane Showers Wife M 28 Somerset Hambridge Frederick Showers Son S 3 Somerset Hambridge Kate Showers Daughter S 1 Somerset Hambridge 15 William Paull Head M 24 Ag. Horse (Carter on Farm) Somerset Glastonbury Alice Paull Wife M 23 Dorset Netherbury Hilda Paull Daughter S 2 Somerset Hambridge 16 Levi Laurance Head M 53 Ag. Horse (Carter on Farm) Somerset Hambridge Mary Ann Laurance Wife M 57 Somerset Barrington Emma May? Laurance Daughter S 11 Somerset Hambridge 17 George James Sloman Head M 36 Miller Somerset Wambrook Chard Ellen Sloman Wife M 34 Dorset Wayford Florence Sloman Daughter S 2 Somerset Hambridge Margery Sloman Daughter S 1 Somerset Hambridge William Cuff Lodger S 19 Miller Dorset Combe St Michael 18 Daniel Cleal Head M 42 Ag. Cattle (Cowman) Dorset Emily Cleal Wife M 42 Dorset Stoke Abbott John Cleal Son S 17 Ag. Horse (Carter on Farm) Dorset Burstock William Cleal Son S 13 Dorset Broadwindsor Charles Cleal Son S 12 Dorset Broadwindsor Albert Cleal Son S 9 Somerset Hambridge Fred Cleal Son S 7 Somerset Hambridge Mable Cleal Daughter S 5 Somerset Hambridge Sydney Cleal Son S 2 Somerset Hambridge Bert Cleal Son S 1 Somerset Hambridge 19 William Drayton Head M 55 General farm labourer Somerset Barrington Bettsey Drayton Wife M 49 Shirt maker Somerset Westport Millie Drayton Daughter S 16 Shirt maker Somerset Hambridge 20 Charles Miller Head M 24 General farm labourer Somerset Fivehead Louisa Miller Wife M 22 Somerset Curry Rivell 21 Henry John Knight Head M 40 Miller Somerset Horsington Agnes Knight Wife M 40 Somerset Weston Ralph Thomas Knight Son S 16 Carpenter Dorset Bayford Edgar Henry Knight Son S 13 Dorset Redgenold Arthur Knight Son S 11 Dorset Helana? Gertrude Knight Daughter S 10 Hampshire Leonard Wm. Knight Son S 8 Somerset Hambridge 22 Harriet Grinter Head W 75 Somerset Curry Rivell 24 Susan Quantock Head W 73 Retired Grocer Somerset Kingsbury 25 Henrietta Hole Wife M 36 Devon Clayhidon Fredrick Hole Son S 11 Somerset Hambridge Mabel Hole Daughter S 10 Somerset Hambridge Cecil Hole Son S 8 Somerset Hambridge Percy Hole Son S 1 Somerset Hambridge Lucy? Marks Visitor S 37 Devon Clayhidon 26 James Alfred Brownsey Head M 43 Somerset Westport Kate Elizabeth Wife M 42 Sussex Hailsham Emma Grace Daughter S 12 Somerset Hambridge William Son S 1 Somerset Hambridge Francis Winf. Holden Sister S 30 Sussex West Firle 27 Alfred Willey Head M 37 General farm labourer Somerset Hambridge Josie Willey Wife M 35 Somerset Isle Abbotts Ernest Willey Son S 19 Somerset Hambridge Harry Willey Son S 12 Somerset Hambridge Mabel Willey Daughter S 10 Somerset Curry Rivell Charles Willey Son S 7 Somerset Curry Rivell 28 William Gillard Head M 55 Fruit Dealer Somerset Hambridge Ellen Gillard Wife M 55 Somerset Hambridge Herbert Gillard Son S 14 Basket maker Somerset Hambridge Thomas Gillard Brother S 51 Brick Layer Somerset Hambridge 29 Mary Ann Ree Head M 45 Somerset Barrington Mary Elizabeth Ree Daughter S 9 Somerset Westport 30 Samuel Grinter Head M 53 Ordinary Ag. labourer Somerset Curry Rivell Rebecca Grinter Wife M 53 Somerset Curry Rivell Lucy Grinter Daughter S 25 Somerset Curry Rivell 31 Charles Woodland Head M 37 Brewer’s labourer Somerset Hambridge Rosa Woodland Wife M 37 Somerset Hambridge Annie Woodland Daughter S 13 Somerset Hambridge Edwin Woodland Son S 11 Somerset Hambridge Emma Woodland Daughter S 8 Somerset Hambridge Agnes Woodland Daughter S 6 Somerset Hambridge Albert Woodland Son S 3 Somerset Hambridge 32 John Gillard Head M 29 Fruit Dealer Somerset Hambridge Mimmie Gillard Wife M 25 NK Kilmersdow Colliery Evelyn Gillard Daughter S 1 NK Kilmersdow Colliery 33 Samuel Priddle Head M 64 Farmer and carpenter Somerset Curry Rivell Catherine Priddle Wife M 50 Somerset West Monkton Rose Priddle Daughter S 25 Somerset Curry Rivell Samuel Priddle Son S 19 Somerset Curry Rivell Emma Priddle Daughter S 17 Somerset Curry Rivell Joseph Priddle Son S 15 Somerset Curry Rivell Kate Priddle Daughter S 11 Somerset Curry Rivell Heny Priddle Son S 7 Somerset Curry Rivell Mimmie Priddle Daughter S 4 Somerset Curry Rivell 34 William Pearce Head W 52 Engineer Electrical Somerset Langport Alice Giles Daughter M 24 Somerset Hambridge Frank Pearce Son S 18 Stoker at a colliery Somerset Hambridge Lily Pearce Daughter S 16 Somerset Hambridge Winnie Marks Niece S 8 Devon Churchstanton 35 Henry Wm. Painter Head M 49 Gardener domestic Berkshire Kintsbury Emily Painter Wife M 43 Shirt maker Dorset Bradford Abbas Henry Wm. Painter Son S 14 General labourer Somerset Hambridge Ernest Painter Son S 10 Somerset Hambridge Walter Painter Son S 8 Somerset Hambridge Alice May Painter Daughter S 5 Somerset Hambridge Albert James Painter Son S 1 Somerset Hambridge 36 George Henry Gillard Head M 35 Blacksmith & fruit dealer Somerset Hambridge Mary Jane Gillard Wife M 34 Somerset Somerton Lambert John Gillard Son S 12 Somerset Hambridge Gladis Henrietta Gillard Daughter S 8 Somerset Hambridge Fredrick George Gillard Son S 4 Somerset Hambridge 37 Emily Stevens Head W 45 Somerset Westport Thomas Stevens Son S 23 Ag. Horse (Carter on Farm) Somerset Westport Henry Stevens Son S 21 General labourer Somerset Mable Stevens Daughter S 18 General servant Somerset Owen Stevens Son S 15 General labourer Somerset Westport Robert John Stevens Son S 12 Somerset Westport Annie Ada Stevens Daughter S 9 Somerset Westport Sidney George Stevens Son S 6 Somerset Westport William Hayward Lodger S 23 Basket maker London Hampton Elizabeth Mead Mother W 87 Somerset Martock 38 George Woodland Head M 55 General labourer Somerset Barrington Elizabeth Woodland Wife M 39 Somerset Pitney Arthur White Step Son S 18 General labourer Somerset Isle Brewers Herbert White Step Son S 15 General labourer Somerset Westport William White Step Son S 11 Somerset Westport Philis Maud White Step Dau S 10 Somerset Westport 39 Emmanuel Batten/Patten? Head M 40 Gardener Wilts Tearby Sarah Ann Batten/Patten? Wife M 36 Notts Bestwood Lily Louisa Batten/Patten? Daughter S 9 Notts Bestwood 40 Wm. Henry Oattey Head M 40 Grocer & Draper (shopkeeper) Cornwall Wadebridge Mary A Oattey Wife M 45 Somerset Hambridge Gladys J A Oattey Daughter S 10 Somerset Hambridge Wilfred Headly Oattey Son S 9 Somerset Hambridge Emma Hillier Servant S 20 Mother’s help (domestic) Somerset Broadway John A Tasener G Assist S 17 Grocers Assistant Somerset Milborne Port Thomas Spillett Visitor M 51 Bible Christian Minister Kent Eastling 41 Arthur Paull Head M 30 General labourer Somerset Hambridge Lilian Paull Wife M 26 Shirt maker Somerset Hambridge Cliford Francis Paull Son S 1 Somerset Hambridge 42 John Small Head M 45 Farmer Somerset Stoke St. Gregory Sarah Small Wife M 43 Durham Dipton John Small Son S 9 Somerset Hambridge Agnes Small Daughter S 6 Somerset Hambridge Reginald Small Son S 5 Somerset Hambridge Fredrick Small Son S 1 Somerset Hambridge 43 Thomas James Small Head M 42 Farmer Somerset Stoke St. Gregory Harriett Emily Small Wife M 41 Somerset Chew Stoke Henry James Small Son S 5 Somerset Hambridge Fredrick Stanley Small Son S 4 Somerset Hambridge Emily Victoria
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