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No. Address Name Relation to Head of Family Status Age Occupation No. Address Name Relation to head Status Age Occupation Where born of family 1 Cound Dale William Harris Head M 26 Flannel spinner Shropshire, Church Stretton Jane Harris Wife M 25 Mont gomeryshire, Newtown Charles Harris Son U 4 Shropshire, Church Stretton Jane Evans Mother-in-law M 60 Mont gomeryshire, Newtown George Evans Brother-in-law U 19 Mont gomeryshire, Newtown 2 Cound Dale Thomas Williams Head M 50 Farmer, 11 acres Montgomeryshire, Llanidloes Ann Williams Wife M 49 Shropshire, Wentnor Mary Williams Daughter U 18 Shropshire, Cound Dale Thomas Williams Son U 16 Shropshire, Cound Dale 3 The Batch Richard Reynolds Head Widr 72 Farmer’s labourer Shropshire, Stoke Mary Reynolds Daughter U 42 Wool picker Shropshire, Hopesay Richard Reynolds Son U 13 Wool carder Herefordshire, Leintwardine Harriet Reynolds Daughter U 7 Shropshire, Condover William Reynolds Son U 6 Shropshire, Church Stretton 4 All Stretton John Huson Head M 44 Agricultural labourer Shropshire, ?Roundroust Martha Huson Wife M 30 Shropshire, Afcott George Huson Son U 10 Shropshire, Hazler Caroline Huson Daughter U 8 Shropshire, Church Stretton Martha Huson Daughter U 4 Shropshire, Church Stretton Emma Huson Daughter U 2 Shropshire, Church Stretton 5 All Stretton Peter Huson Head M 47 Agricultural labourer Shropshire, Church Stretton Mary Huson Wife M 36 Shropshire, Picklescott Maria Huson Daughter U 11 Shropshire, Lilleshall Thomas Huson Son U 6 Shropshire, Gogbatch Francis Huson Son U 4 Shropshire, All Stretton Martha Huson Daughter U 2 Shropshire, All Stretton 6 All Stretton Richard Burgess Head M 42 Farmer, 7 acres Shropshire, Church Stretton Ellen Burgess Wife M 45 Shropshire, Elizabeth Burgess Daughter U 14 Shropshire, Church Stretton Richard Burgess Son U 13 Shropshire, All Stretton John Burgess Son U 3 Shropshire, Cound Dale 7 All Stretton Samuel Reynolds Head M 46 Shropshire, Little Stretton Edith Reynolds Wife M 48 Shropshire, Asterton John Reynolds Son U 14 Shropshire, Minton 8 All Stretton Thomas Heynes Head M 67 Shropshire, Picklescott Ann Heynes Wife M 60 Shropshire, Westbury Ann Heynes Daughter U 26 Shropshire, Hanwood Thomas Heynes Son U 24 Shropshire, Wistanstow Edward Hill Uncle U 87 Shropshire, Ratlinghope Henry Cook Lodger U 4 Shropshire, Shrewsbury John Russell U 13 Plough boy Shropshire, Wistanstow 9 All Stretton Michael Donnelly Head M 35 Licensed hawker Ireland, Roscommon No. Address Name Relation to head Status Age Occupation Where born of family Hannah Donnelly Wife M 33 Ireland, Mayo Michael Donnelly Son U 18 Apprentice shoemaker Ireland, Mayo Mark Donnelly Son U 16 Hawker Shropshire, Shrewsbury James Donnelly Son U 10 Shropshire, All Stretton Catherine Donnelly Daughter U 9 Shropshire, All Stretton John Donnelly Son U 7 Shropshire, All Stretton Ann Donnelly Daughter U 6 Shropshire, All Stretton William Donnelly Son U 2 Shropshire, All Stretton John McShee Lodger U 18 Hawker Ireland, Mayo Thomas Cassidy Lodger M 30 Hawker Ireland, Mayo [Blank] Stephens Lodger 35 Hawker Ireland, Tipperary Mary Cassidy Lodger M 25 Hawker Ireland, Kerry Charlotte Howells Lodger Wid 55 Hawker Shropshire, Acton Scott 10 All Stretton Samuel Speake Head M 55 Shropshire, Church Stretton Maria Speake Wife M 55 Shropshire, Church Stretton 11 All Stretton Priscilla Beamond Head Wid 62 Shopkeeper and tobacconist Shropshire, Little Stretton Mary Beamond Daughter U 34 Shropshire, All Stretton Martha Beamond Daughter U 24 Shropshire, All Stretton John Beamond Son U 22 Shropshire, All Stretton Helen Beamond Granddaughter U 1m Lancashire, Manchester William Lister Nephew U 31 Wheelwright Shropshire, All Stretton 12 All Stretton Richard Edwards Head M 51 Innkeeper and farmer Shropshire, Church Stretton Ellen Edwards Wife M 46 Shropshire, All Stretton Richard Edwards Son U 24 Carrier of goods Shropshire, All Stretton Sarah Edwards Daughter U 22 Servant out Shropshire, All Stretton Thomas Edwards Son U 20 Wheelwright Shropshire, All Stretton Anna Edwards Daughter U 18 Shropshire, All Stretton Jane Edwards Daughter U 15 Dressmaker Shropshire, All Stretton Ellen Edwards Daughter U 13 Shropshire, All Stretton John Edwards Son U 12 Shropshire, All Stretton Martha Edwards Daughter U 10 Shropshire, All Stretton James Edwards Son U 6 Shropshire, All Stretton Mary Edwards Daughter U 5 Shropshire, All Stretton Eda Edwards Daughter U 3 Shropshire, All Stretton 13 All Stretton Martha Edwards Head Wid 82 Landed proprietress Herefordshire, Leintwardine John Jones Brother U 65 Annuitant Shropshire, All Stretton Hannah Gwilliam Visitor M 62 Farmer’s wife Shropshire, All Stretton Sarah Williams Visitor M 38 Servant Shropshire, All Stretton Elizabeth Lewis Servant U 37 Servant Shropshire, Glazeley 14 All Stretton John Price Head U 72 Agricultural labourer Shropshire, Ratlinghope 15 All Stretton Charles Cleeton Head M 76 Agricultural labourer Shropshire, Longville Mary Cleeton Wife M 55 Shropshire, Picklescott No. Address Name Relation to head Status Age Occupation Where born of family Elizabeth Hill Sister [in law] U 61 Shropshire, Picklescott 16 All Stretton John Speake Head M 43 Timber faller Shropshire, All Stretton Mary Speake Wife M 43 Herefordshire, Shobdon William Speake Son U 12 Shropshire, All Stretton Anna Speake Daughter U 9 Shropshire, All Stretton 17 All Stretton James Cleeton Head M 60 Shroopshire, ?Hedgstone Hannah Cleeton Wife M 63 Shropshire, Wistanstow Anne Cleeton Daughter U 29 Shropshire, All Stretton Anna Jones At Nurse U 11 Scholar Shropshire, All Stretton Anne Clayton Daughter-in-law M 22 Shropshire, Strefford 18 All Stretton John Ainsworth Head M 42 Farm bailiff Shropshire, Much Wenlock Mary Ainsworth Wife M 32 Shropshire, Aldenham John Ainsworth Son U 6 Shropshire, All Stretton Elizabeth Ainsworth Daughter U 2 Shropshire, All Stretton Mary Ainsworth Daughter U 7m Shropshire, Wall William George Lodger U 25 Farm bailiff Not given 19 All Stretton James Bryan Head M 53 Accountant Broseley Elizabeth Bryan Wife M 48 Broseley Emily Bryan Daughter U 21 School governess Broseley Cishlin Bryan Daughter U 20 Broseley Thomas Bryan Son U 14 Madeley Matilda Bryan Daughter U 13 Dawley William Bryan Son U 11 Caynham Hellen Jane Bryan Daughter U 9 Caynham All Stretton, 1 void 20 All Stretton Joshua Taylor Head M 46 Castrator Shropshire, Church Stretton Mary Taylor Wife M 35 Montgomeryshire, Montgomery Robert Taylor Son U 11 Shropshire, Church Stretton Anne Taylor Daughter U 8 Shropshire, Church Stretton Elizabeth Jones Daughter U 7 Shropshire, Yockleton 21 All Stretton Thomas Paget Head M 46 Shoemaker Shropshire, [Church] Stretton Harriet Paget Wife M 31 Shropshire, Wistanstow Thomas Paget Son U 9 Shropshire, Church Stretton Elizabeth Paget Daughter U 6 Shropshire, Church Stretton Anne Paget Daughter U 3 Shropshire, Church Stretton William Paget Son U 10m Shropshire, Church Stretton 22 All Stretton] Anne Lewis Head U 31 Housekeeper Shropshire, All Stretton Hannah Lewis Sister U 25 Shropshire, All Stretton Robert Lewis Brother U 24 Blacksmith Shropshire, All Stretton Samuel Cray Brother U 22 Blacksmith Shropshire, All Stretton Sophia Cray Daughter U 9 Shropshire, All Stretton Henry Cray Son U 7 Shropshire, All Stretton No. Address Name Relation to head Status Age Occupation Where born of family 23 All Stretton William Rawlings Head M 25 Tailor Shropshire, All Stretton Harriet Rawlings Wife M 30 Brimfield, Herefordshire Jesse John Rawlings Son U 7 Shropshire, All Stretton 24 All Stretton Mary Rawlings Head Wid 52 Shropshire, Smethcott Ann Rawlings Daughter U 20 Shropshire, All Stretton Sarah Rawlings Daughter U 9 Shropshire, All Stretton 25 All Stretton John Mason Head M 50 Horse jockey Shropshire, Eaton Sarah Mason Wife M 42 Shropshire, Church Stretton Ann Mason Daughter U 11 Shropshire, Church Stretton Eliza Mason Daughter U 10 Shropshire, Church Stretton John Mason Son U 7 Shropshire, Church Stretton Beatrice Mason Daughter U 5 Shropshire, Church Stretton Henry Mason Son U 2 Shropshire, Church Stretton 26 All Stretton Mary Haverkam Head Wid 55 Annuitant Shropshire, Church Stretton Mary L Haverkam Daughter U 28 Shropshire, Church Stretton A Katherine Haverkam Daughter U 28 Shropshire, Church Stretton Mary Weaver U 30 Servant Montgomeryshire, Worthen 27 All Stretton Richard Poston Head M 80 Labourer Shropshire, Church Stretton Mary Poston Wife M 74 Schoolmistress Shropshire, Leebotwood 28 All Stretton Roland Galliers Head M 57 Innkeeper, wheelwright Shropshire, Cardington Ann Galliers Wife M 53 Shropshire, Hopesay Martha Carter Daughter M 31 Shropshire, Church Stretton Elizabeth Galliers Daughter U 27 Shropshire, Hope Bowdler Henry Galliers Son U 11 Shropshire, Hope Bowdler Mary Galliers Daughter U 9 Shropshire, Hope Bowdler Ernest Galliers Son U 7 Shropshire, Hope Bowdler Jane Carter G daughter U 11d Shropshire, Hope Bowdler Mary Anne Galliers G daughter U 2 Shropshire, Hope Bowdler Martha Galliers G daughter U 2 Shropshire, Hope Bowdler Jesse Beddoes Lodger M 31 Shropshire, Stoke Mary Beddoes Lodger M 34 Shropshire, Easthope John Carter Lodger M 31 Shropshire, Diddlebury 29 All Stretton Richard Wainwright Head Widr 65 Retired farmer Shropshire, Munslow Ann Wainwright Daughter U 30 Shropshire, Rushbury Emma Edwards Daughter Wid 27 Shropshire, Rushbury Emma Gough U 20 Servant Shropshire, Church Stretton 30 All Stretton Thomas Beamond Head M 28 Labourer Herefordshire, Farlow Mary Beamond Wife M 30 Shropshire, All Stretton 31 All Stretton John Adams Head Widr 50 Agricultural labourer Shropshire, Norbury Elizabeth Adams Daughter U 12 Shropshire, Church Stretton William Adams
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