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for the Smith Project of Lancashire, West Riding of Yorkshire & Isle of Man << back to datafiles index 1911 Census Transcription : Clitheroe Union Workhouse Transcription below of Staff and Inmates data from the 1911 In the 1911 Census, large institutions sometimes census return. Not alphabetical, so use your browser’s have Schedule Number 1 or 9999. In the case of “edit>>find” facility to locate surnames. Clitheroe Workhouse, as shown in this transcription, it is 9999. Any entry of interest, should be checked against images of Useful / Related External Links: the original return. * Workhouses.org.uk > Clitheroe Union Workhouse * Lost Cousins > Mastering the 1911 Census 1911 Census : RG14 / Piece 24987 Registration District 473 : Clitheroe / Sub District 4 : Clitheroe Enumerators District 13: / Parish: Clitheroe / Schedule No. 9999 (Institutions) Clitheroe Union Workhouse, Chatburn Road, Clitheroe, Lancashire Name Rel Cond. Sex Age Birth Occupation Birthplace Year BOTTOMLEY Harry Head Marr M 35 1876 Master of Workhouse Yorks, Upper Wortley Leeds BOTTOMLEY Sarah Agnes Wife Marr 6yrs F 37 1874 Matron of Workhouse Herts, Abbots Langley. BOTTOMLEY Agnes Daughter F 5 1906 Yorks N, Leyburn BOTTOMLEY Emma Daughter F 3 1908 Lancs Clitheroe BYRNE Mary Anne Servant Single F 34 1877 Assistant Matron of Workhouse Lancs Liverpool CASSIDY Jane Servant Single F 21 1890 Cook Domestic Lancs Bootle Liverpool RIDING Robert Servant Single M 24 1887 Imbecile Attendant Lancs Clitheroe COATES Herbert Servant Single M 25 1886 Labour Master Yorks Grindleton TAYLOR Jane Servant Single F 31 1880 Nurse Hospital Lancs Rochdale HARGREAVES Mary Servant Single F 27 1884 Nurse Hospital Lancs Clitheroe HALL Elijah Servant Wid M 72 1839 Firebeater Workhouse Boiler Lancs Clitheroe GRAINGER L-?- Servant Wid M 62 1849 Firebeater Workhouse Boiler Devonshire, West Lea Tiverton DEAKIN Thomas Casual Single ? General Labourer Lancs Bolton WILSON Henry Casual Single ? Tailor Carlisle CAMPBELL James Casual Single ? Tailor Glasgow MADDEN James Casual Single ? General Hawker Sligo Ireland Resident WALSH Michael Casual Single ? Labourer Delver Sligo Ireland Resident WOOD William Casual Single ? Labourer Delver Sheffield HODGKINSON Frederick Casual Single ? Labourer Delver Shropshire, Tilstock WILSON John Casual Single ? Labourer Delver St Michael Ward Manchester HARRISON Patrick Casual Wid ? Bricksetters Labourer (Kilm-?) Mayo Ireland Name Rel Cond. Sex Age Birth Occupation Birthplace Year Resident SMITH John Casual Wid ? Iron Dresser Lancs Barrow in Furness SMITH Joseph Casual Wid ? Engine Fitter Lancs H-?-bridge HOLLAND Thomas Casual Wid ? Labourer Delver Lancs Ashton under Lyne RUSSELL John Casual Wid ? Bricklayers Labourer Kingston on Thames Surrey MORRIS Arthur Casual Wid ? Labourer Delver Lancs St Helens ASHCROFT Thomas Casual Single ? General Labourer Lancs St Helens DAWSON John Inmate Marr ? Formerly Firebeater Boiler Lancs Clitheroe ALLAN John Inmate Marr 77 1834 Formerly Land Drainer Ashton under -?- SILVERWOOD John Inmate Single ? - Waddington MELLIN James Inmate Single ? Formerly Farm Labourer Yorks Gisburn Forest PARKINSON Thomas Inmate Single M 63 1848 Formerly Brickmaker Lancs Stockport MERCER John Thomas Inmate Single ? Formerly Farm Labourer Lancs Thornley CALVERLEY John Inmate Marr ? Formerly Farm Labourer Yorks Bradford WHITTAKER John (1) Inmate Wid ? Formerly Farm Labourer Yorks Bolton by Bowlard McGUIRE Peter Inmate Wid M 70 1841 Formerly General Labourer Moate Westmeath Ireland WHITTAKER John (2) Inmate Wid ? Formerly Loom Spindle & Flyer Yorks, Cullinworth Bingley Maker CHESTER Henry Inmate Wid ? Farm Labourer Yorks, Holden McBRIDE Patrick Inmate Marr ? General Labourer Tipperary Ireland Resident TOMLINSON Roger Inmate Wid ? Formerly Carter Chatburn Clitheroe GIFFORD Joseph Inmate Single ? Formerly Farm Labourer Yorks Clapham SPARKIE Benjamin Inmate Single ? Formerly Farm Labourer Pendleton Clitheroe HARRISON Thomas Inmate Single ? Formerly Labourer on Road Yorks Waddington CLARK Thomas Inmate Single ? Farm Labourer Yorks (?Sl)aidburn PORTER Thomas Inmate Single ? Formerly Farm Labourer Yorks Whitewell EXTON John Inmate Wid ? Formerly Gamekeeper Lancs Whalley TOMLINSON John Thomas Inmate Wid ? Cotton Weaver Lancs Lowmoor Clitheroe CRATTELL Atkinson Inmate Wid ? Formerly Card Master Cotton Mill Westmorland, Kendal KNOWLES George Inmate Single ? Formerly General Labourer Lancs Clitheroe WALNE Richard Inmate Wid ? Formerly General Labourer Yorks Bashall Eaves CLARK Stephen Inmate Single ? Formerly Farm Labourer Yorks Marton LAW James Inmate Single ? Formerly Iron Moulder Lancs Burnley THOMAS Robert Inmate Wid ? Stone Mason Denbighshire, St George DRIGDALE Robert Inmate Wid ? General Labourer Lancs Clitheroe O’NES(?) Thomas Inmate Single 69 1842 Formerly General Labourer South Ireland Resident HOLDEN Thomas Inmate Single ? Formerly General Labourer Yorks Grindleton ROBERTS Wilson Inmate Wid ? Formerly Stone Mason Yorks Gisburn SPILLMAN Michael Inmate Single ? Formerly General Labourer Dublin Ireland Resident SMITH James Inmate Single ? General Labourer Lancs Clitheroe LORD Robert Inmate Wid ? Card Master Cotton Mill Lancs Gisburn Name Rel Cond. Sex Age Birth Occupation Birthplace Year SUTCLIFFE Edwin Inmate Wid ? Formerly Clerk Cotton Mill Lancs Middleton Manchester Warehouse FELL Francis Inmate Wid ? Formerly Weaver Cotton Mill Lancs, Four Side Clitheroe T(?)ROBER, Thomas Inmate Single ? Formerly Farm Labourer Yorks, Rathmell nr Settle WILSON Thomas Inmate Wid ? Weaver Cotton Mill Lancs Clitheroe FLEMING John Inmate Wid ? Formerly Stone Mason Sligo Ireland Resident PINDER John Inmate Single ? Formerly Carter Lancs Clitheroe DERMAINE Isaac Inmate Wid ? Formerly Engine Tenter Lancs Clitheroe CLAPHAM Arthur Inmate ? Formerly Coal Merchant Yorks Newton McGUIRE Robert Inmate Single ? Tailor Lancs Preston PRESTON Edward Inmate Wid ? Formerly Farm Labourer Downham Clitheroe TAYLOR James Inmate Single ? General Labourer Limestone Lancs Clitheroe Quarry ZORINS William Inmate Single ? General Labourer Lancs Longridge SMITH George Inmate Single ? Plasterer Lancs Blackburn ODDIE Thomas Inmate Single ? Weaver Cotton Mill Yorks Rimington PALMER Harry Inmate Marr ? Formerly Groom Domestic Norfolk Marham SLATER John Inmate Wid ? Formerly Stone Mason Lancs Bolton FELL John Inmate Single ? General Labourer Yorks Grindleton WALLBANK Robert Inmate Wid ? Formerly Rush Chair Maker Yorks Waddington HARVEY John Inmate Single ? Formerly General Labourer Co Down Ireland Resident THORNBER James Inmate Wid 68 1843 Formerly Labour Limestone Quarry Yorks Gisburn HALL James Inmate Wid ? Formerly Fruiterer Lancs Blackburn WELCH William Inmate Single ? Formerly Labourer Limestone Lancs Darwen Quarry WATSON William Inmate Single M 53 1858 House Joiner Inch (?Wigtownshire) Resident ALSTON James Inmate Single ? Rockman Limestone Quarry Yorks West Bradford FRANKLAND Matthias Inmate Single ? Formerly Farm Labourer Yorks ?Carington SWEENEY Thomas Inmate Single ? General Labourer Westport Co Mayo Ireland Resident TYBER, William Inmate Wid ? Formerly Land Drainers Worcestershire Claynes GANTLEY James Inmate Wid 64 1847 Formerly Rush Chair Maker Cheshire Macclesfield WOOD James Inmate Single ? Cotton Spinner Lancs Clitheroe GARDNER Daniel Inmate Single ? Farm Labourer Not known SMITH William Inmate Single ? Formerly Cotton Weaver Clitheroe HOLDEN Alice Inmate Single ? Lancs Chatham Clitheroe ROBINSON Margaret Inmate Single ? Not known CRATES Jane Inmate Single ? Formerly Domestic Servant Rimington Yorks GROOM Polly Inmate Single ? Formerly Domestic Servant Peterborough Yorks WILSON Mary Inmate Wid ? Formerly Domestic Servant W.Derby Liverpool LEE Alice Inmate Wid ? Formerly Cotton Weaver Lancs Preston Name Rel Cond. Sex Age Birth Occupation Birthplace Year MITCHELL Mary Ann Inmate Single ? Formerly Domestic Servant Lancs Clitheroe RIGBY Mary Inmate Single ? Formerly Domestic Servant Lancs Clitheroe TURNER Margaret Inmate Wid ? Formerly Housekeeper Yorks Gisburn ABBY Elizabeth Alice Inmate Single ? Formerly Domestic Servant Lancs Clitheroe LAMBERT Alfred Inmate M 9 1902 School Lancs Clitheroe MOORHOUSE Bertie Inmate ? School Not known WILKINSON Louisa May Inmate ? School Not known JENKINSON William Inmate M 4 1907 Not known (?RE)(?CO)ATES Dorothy Inmate F 1 1910 Lancs Clitheroe TOOLE Lawrence Inmate Single ? General Labourer Balkeith Scotland Resident WARBRICK Miles Inmate Single ? Warehouseman Cotton Mill Lancs Clitheroe MITCHELL John Inmate Single ? Formerly Confectioner Glasgow Scotland Resident NUTTER Thomas Inmate Single ? Formerly Groom Lancs Burnley LARKIN Patrick Inmate Single ? Labourer Delver Armagh Ireland Resident CLARK Josiah Inmate Wid 60 1851 Formerly Millwright Surrey ?Chertsey GOODBIER Peter Inmate Marr ? General Labourer Lancs Clitheroe COLLINGS George Inmate Wid ? Formerly Farm Labourer Lancs Clitheroe RUSHTON Stephen Inmate Wid ? Formerly Cab Driver Yorks ?Slaidburn GODWIN Robert Inmate ? Not known LANCASTER Mary Inmate Wid ? Winder In Cotton Mill Lancs Clitheroe WILKINSON Mary Jane Inmate Single ? Formerly Domestic Servant Lancs Clitheroe SMITH Mary Elizabeth Inmate Wid ? Formerly Piecer Cotton Spinner Lancs Bolton SILVERWOOD Elizabeth Inmate Single ? Formerly Cotton Weaver Lancs Black[pool-?] SIMPSON Margaret Inmate Single ? Lancs Clitheroe EATOUGH Johannah Inmate Single ? Lancs Clitheroe DRIVER Prescilla Inmate Single ? Formerly Cotton Weaver Lancs Chatburn Clitheroe RILEY Alice Inmate Wid ? Sorter at Paper Mill Salford Manchester EXETTON (?EXTON) Mary Inmate Wid ? Formerly Housekeeper Lancs Whalley Clitheroe ROBINSON Margaret Inmate Wid ? Formerly Housekeeper Lancs Whalley Clitheroe SMITH Mary Agnes Inmate Marr ? Domestic Servant Lancs Dalton in Furness SMITH Jennie Inmate ? Lancs Clitheroe HOLDEN Margaret Inmate Marr ? Ring Spinner Cotton Mill Lancs Clitheroe HOLDEN Rose Inmate F 6 1905 School Lancs Clitheroe HOLDEN, Herbert Inmate M 4 1907 Lancs Clitheroe HOLDEN Jim Inmate M 1 1910 Lancs Clitheroe SHARPLES Cyrene Inmate Wid ? Cotton Weaver Yorks West Bradford RONSON Margaret Inmate Wid ? Cotton Weaver Cumberland Carlisle << back to datafiles index SMITH Family History Project Lancashire West Riding of Yorkshire Isle of Man ©c.ashworth 2005-2016 .
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