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Fylde Union Workhouse for the Smith Project of Lancashire, West Riding of Yorkshire & Isle of Man << back to datafiles index 1911 Census Transcription : Fylde Union Workhouse Transcription below of Staff and Inmates data, total 259 In the 1911 Census, large institutions sometimes have residents from the 1911 census. Not entirely alphabetical, so Schedule No 1 or 9999. In the case of Fylde use your browser’s “edit>>find” facility to locate surnames. Workhouse, as shown in this transcription, it is 9999. Useful / Related External Links: Any entry of interest, should be checked against an image of * Workhouses.org.uk > Fylde Union Workhouse the original return. * A Vision of Britain Through Time > Fylde Lancashire * Lost Cousins > Mastering the 1911 Census 1911 Census : RG14 / Piece 25386 Registration District 477: Fylde / Sub District 1: Kirkham Enumerators District: 19 / Parish: Medlar with Wesham / Schedule No. 9999 Fylde Union Workhouse, Wesham, Kirkham, Lancashire Name Rel. Cond. Sex Age Birth Occupation Birthplace Year CULSHAW Frank Head Marr M 29 1882 Master of Workhouse Lancs Blackburn CULSHAW Ethel Daughter F 3 1908 Lancs Darwen CULSHAW Frank Hubert Son M 1 1910 Lancs Wesham CULSHAW Doctor Brother Single M 26 1885 Commercial Traveller Grocery Lancs Blackburn SHARPLES John Servant Marr M 34 1877 Porter Of Workhouse Lancs Blackburn SHARPLES Mary Servant Marr F 35 1876 Porteress Of Workhouse Lancs Kirkham GRAYSON Nellie Servant Single F 26 1885 Hospital Nurse Lancs Inskip BARTON Florence Jessie Servant Single F 27 1884 Hospital Nurse Yorks Farnley DERBYSHIRE Elizabeth Servant Single F 32 1879 Hospital Nurse Derby Hulland Ward PICK Letitia Servant Single F 33 1878 Hospital Nurse Lincs Osbournby WILSON Sarah Jane Servant Single F 30 1881 Laundress Of Workhouse Norfolk Norwich CLOUGH Jane Ann Servant Single F 42 1869 Seamstress Of Workhouse Lancs Rochdale HODGSON Louisa Servant Single F 32 1879 Cook Of Workhouse Yorks Bradford BERRY George Vagrant Single ? Cotton Spinner Lancs Preston HAIWITT George Vagrant Single ? General Labourer Lancs Warrington TAYLOR William Vagrant Single ? House Painter Lancs Manchester BRADBURN John Vagrant Single ? General Labourer Lancs Patricroft KIRKPATRICK Bernard Vagrant Single ? General Labourer Lancs Liverpool FARRELL Albert Vagrant Single ? General Labourer Lancs Preston BANKS William Vagrant Single ? Bricklayer's Labourer Lancs Galgate LAMB Grantham Owen Vagrant Single ? Marine Stoker Cheshire Birkenhead CRAVEN Thomas Vagrant Single ? General Labourer Yorks Hunslet SAWDON Fred Vagrant Single ? Fisherman Yorks Hull ADCOCK Robert Inmate ? Lancs Blackpool ALEXANDER Hannah Inmate Wid ? Dressmaker Canada New Brimswick Resident ALCHURCH William Inmate Wid ? Formerly Pig Butcher Worcester Evesham ALLTREE Ellen Inmate Single ? Dressmaker Shrop Wellington ARMETT Elizabeth Inmate Wid ? Formerly Housekeeper Lancs Liverpool ASHTON Polly Inmate Single ? General Domestic Servant Lancs Oldham ATKINSON Elizabeth Inmate Wid ? General Domestic Servant Lancs Fleetwood ATKINSON Sarah Alice Inmate Single ? House Charwoman Lancs Stalmine ATKINSON Elizabeth Inmate F 1 1910 Lancs Wesham ATKINSON Thomas Inmate Wid ? Farm Labourer Lancs Thornton BAGNALL Sarah Inmate Single ? Formerly Housekeeper Down Newry Resident BAILEY William Edward Inmate Wid ? Salesman Furniture Cheshire Chester BAIN William Inmate Single ? General Labourer Wexford Ferns Resident BAINS Elizabeth Inmate Single ? General Domestic Servant Yorks Huddersfield BALL Maru Inmate Marr ? Laundress South Dunsdale Resident BALLOCK William Inmate Single ? General Cooper Haddingtonshire Dunbar Resident BALSHAW Thomas Inmate Wid ? Formerly Slater Lancs Kirkham BARNACLE Elizabeth Inmate Wid ? Ribbon Weaver Warwick Coventry BEDFORD Howard Inmate Wid ? Formerly Tenor Vocalist Wilts Salisbury BELL George Inmate Single ? Match Vender Warwick Birmingham Name Rel. Cond. Sex Age Birth Occupation Birthplace Year BENTLEY, Emma Inmate Wid ? General Domestic Servant Lancs Manchester BIRCH Catherine Inmate Marr ? General Domestic Servant Dublin Resident BOND Catherine Inmate Wid ? House Charwoman Lancs Liverpool BOND Mararet Inmate Wid ? General Domestic Servant Lancs Manchester BONNY Henry Inmate Single ? General Labourer Lancs Freckleton BONNY Thomas Inmate Wid ? Farm Labourer Lancs Fleetwood BRAITHWAITE Henry Inmate Marr ? General Labourer Cheshire Edgeley BRAITHWAITE John Inmate Wid ? Formerly Farm Labourer Lancs Marton BRAMBLES Mary Elizabeth Inmate Single ? General Domestic Servant Yorks Scarborough BROCKLEY Mary Inmate Wid ? General Domestic Servant Shropshire Much Wenlock BROSTER Joseph Inmate Wid ? Domestic Groom Cheshire Chester BROWN Mary Inmate Wid ? Formerly Linen Reeler Dublin Resident BROWN Albert Inmate Single ? General Labourer Lancs Manchester BROWN Thomas Inmate Wid ? Oyster Hawker Cheshire Northwich BURNS Richard Inmate Wid ? White Paper Maker Roscommon (?D)olphin Resident CAIN David Inmate Wid ? Restaurant Doorman Mayo Westport Resident CANDLISH Richard Inmate Wid ? Formerly Fisherman Lancs Lytham CAPUS, Annie Inmate Wid ? Hotel Cook Newmarket CARTER William Inmate Wid M 65 1846 Builder's Clerk Lancs Poulton-Le-Fylde CASSERLEY Susan Inmate Single ? General Domestic Servant Longford Resident CHADWICK Dennis Inmate Wid ? Bread Maker Lancs Billington CHAMBERS, Margaret Inmate Marr 34yrs ? Cotton Weaver Lancs Longton CLARKSON Mary Inmate Single ? General Domestic Servant Lancs Treales CONSTANTINO Ernest Inmate Single ? Cabinet Maker Lancs Manchester COOKE Sarah Inmate Marr 24yrs ? Carpet Hawker Cheshire Winsford COOKSON George Henry Inmate Single ? Nil Lancs Poulton-Le-Fylde COOKSON William Inmate Marr ? Formerly Tea Agent Lancs Kirkham COWELL Ralph Inmate Wid ? Formerly Brickmaker's Carter Lancs Blackburn CRANE Mary Ann Inmate Single ? Nil South Drogheda Resident CREWE Sarah Outram Inmate Single ? Nil Staffs Stoke on Trent CULLE Ann Inmate Wid ? Boarding House Cook Lancs Liverpool DEBERG William Inmate Wid ? Formerly Ship's Steward Sweden Stockholm Resident DENNISON Cooper Inmate Single ? Formerly Able Seaman Lancs Ulverston DEWAR Mary Inmate Marr 20yrs ? General Domestic Servant Lancs Blackburn DEWHURST Roger Inmate Wid ? Formerly Master Of Ship Lancs Preston DOYLE Thomas Inmate Single ? Nil Lancs Fleetwood DUCKWORTH Elizabeth Ellen Inmate Marr 15yrs ? General Domestic Servant Lancs Fleetwood DUCROW Andrew Inmate Single ? Formerly Circus Groom Switzerland Resident DUNN Alice Inmate Wid ? General Domestic Servant Lancs Blackpool EDMUNDSON Thomas Inmate Wid ? Ships Carpenter Lancs Lancaster EDWARDS John Inmate Wid ? Letter Press Printer Lancs Accrington EDWARDS Richard Inmate Single ? General Labourer Shropshire Much Wenlock ELLIOTT Annie Inmate Single ? General Domestic Servant Lanark Glasgow Resident ELSTON Lucy Inmate Single ? Restaurant Waitress Staffs Burton on Trent ENTWISTLE Jonas Inmate Wid ? Formerly Steel File Maker Lancs Heywood EVANS Edith Inmate Single ? Restaurant Cook Kent Dover EVANS Phylis Inmate F 2 1909 Lancs Westham FALLER Joseph Inmate Wid ? General Labourer Yorks Hull FISHER Jane Inmate Wid ? General Domestic Servant Lancs Carleton FISHER John Inmate Single ? Domestic Gardener Lancs Wrea Green FISHER Robert Inmate Single ? Domestic Gardener Lancs Marton FLETCHER John Inmate Single ? Shoe Black Lancs Blackpool FORMAN Alice Inmate Wid ? Housekeeper Lancs Singleton FOULDS Thomas Inmate Wid ? Clog Maker Lancs Manchester FOY Patrick Inmate Wid ? General Labourer Kings County Portarlington Resident FRASER Annie Inmate Wid ? Restaurant Waitress Lancs Liverpool GALLAGHER James Inmate Wid ? Formerly Schoolmaster Mayo Archill Resident GALLAGHER John Inmate Single ? Farm Labourer Mayo Archill Resident GARNER Bridget Inmate Wid ? General Domestic Servant Down Newry Resident GENTRY Nellie Inmate Marr 9yrs ? Housekeeper London Islington GENTRY Reginald Claude Inmate M 1 1910 Cheshire Stockport Name Rel. Cond. Sex Age Birth Occupation Birthplace Year GILLETT Edward Inmate Wid ? General Labourer Lancs Lytham GLOVER William Inmate Marr ? General Labourer Lancs Garston GOODCHILD Mary Ann Inmate Wid ? Housekeeper Yorks Haworth GOODWIN Jane Inmate Wid ? General Cook Kilkenny Resident GRANT Patrick Inmate Single ? General Labourer Rosscommon Elphin Resident GRAY Ellen Inmate Wid ? Housekeeper Lancs Fleetwood GREAVES William Inmate Single ? Nil Lancs Kirkham GREEN George Henry Inmate Marr M 35 1876 Hotel Barman Lancs Manchester GREGSON Annie Inmate Wid ? Farm Servant Lancs Fleetwood GREGSON, Mary Inmate ? Lancs Fleetwood HADKINSON Ada Inmate Single ? General Domestic Servant Staffs Wolverhampton HADKINSON Frederick Inmate M 2 1909 Lancs Manchester HALL Mary Inmate Single ? Nil Lancs Blackpool HALSTEAD Emily Inmate Single F 23 1888 Domestic Servant Lancs Rochdale HALSTEAD Leonard Inmate M 0 1911 Lancs Westham HAMER Emily Inmate Single ? Housekeeper Lancs Liverpool HARRISON James Gregory Inmate Wid ? School Caretaker Lancs Preston HARRISON Jonathan Inmate Wid ? Clog Maker Lancs Kirkham HAYTHORNTHWAITE Jacob Inmate Single ? General Labourer Lancs Blackburn HEAP Margaret Inmate Wid ? Housekeeper Lancs Fleetwood HEAP Alice Ann Inmate F 0 1911 Lancs Westham HESKETH Richard Inmate Wid ? Blacksmith Lancs Preesall HEWARTSON Elizabeth Inmate Single ? Nil Lancs Fleetwood HILL John Inmate Wid ? Chemical Labourer Flint Buckley HOLDEN Margaret Inmate Wid ? Housekeeper Lancs Stalmine HORNBY Sylvester Inmate Single ? General Labourer Lancs Little Eccleston HOULDWORTH Edmund Inmate Wid ? Shoe Maker Yorks Bromley HOWARD Nathaniel Inmate Single ? Pedlar Smallwares Cheshire Hyde HOWE Benjamin
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