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Great Cheverell - Census 1901 Great Cheverell - Census 1901 EMPLOYER/ WORKER/ YEAR OCCUPATION/ OWN ACCOUNT/ SCHEDULE SURNAME FORENAMES RELATIONSHIP CONDITION SEX AGE BORN DISABILITY AT HOME WHERE BORN ABODE 1 Fiddler Thomas Head Married F 38 1863 Carter on Farm Worker Eastcott The Hills Cottages 1 Fiddler Annie Wife Married M 42 1859 Horton The Hills Cottages 1 Fiddler John Son Single F 18 1883 Under Carter on Farm Worker Easterton The Hills Cottages 1 Fiddler Albert Son Single F 15 1886 Under Carter on Farm Worker Easterton The Hills Cottages 1 Fiddler Mary Y Daughter Single M 12 1889 Schoolgirl Easterton The Hills Cottages 1 Fiddler Ada Daughter Single M 10 1891 Stert The Hills Cottages 1 Fiddler Alice Daughter Single M 7 1894 Easterton Hill The Hills Cottages 1 Fiddler Frederick Son Single F 5 1896 Easterton Hill The Hills Cottages 1 Fiddler Frank Son Single F 4 1897 Weak Intellect Easterton Hill The Hills Cottages 2 Chapman James Head Married F 33 1868 Farmer Employer Great Cheverell The Hills Cottages 2 Chapman Maria Wife Married M 36 1865 Tilshead The Hills Cottages 2 Chapman Edward Frank Son F 3 1898 Great Cheverell The Hills Cottages 3 Sharpe James Head Married F 46 1855 Gamekeeper Worker Wallington, Norfolk The Lodge 3 Sharpe Hilda Daughter Single M 15 1886 At home Staunton on Arrow, Herts. The Lodge 3 Sharpe James Son Single F 14 1887 At home Kinsham, Herefordshire The Lodge 3 Sharpe Ethel Daughter Single M 12 1889 Kinsham, Herefordshire The Lodge 3 Sharpe Wilfred Son Single F 11 1890 Kinsham, Herefordshire The Lodge 3 Sharpe Nellie Daughter Single M 10 1891 Kinsham, Herefordshire The Lodge 3 Sharpe Hannah Daughter Single M 5 1896 Kinsham, Herefordshire The Lodge 3 Sharpe Cecil Son Single F 4 1897 Kinsham, Herefordshire The Lodge 4 Dunford Geoffrey Head Married M 53 1848 Wheelwright Own account at home Great Cheverell 4 Dunford Annie Wife Married F 50 1851 Tedbury, Gloucs. 4 Dunford Mabel Daughter Single F 14 1887 Great Cheverell 4 Schollar Louisa Sister in Law Single F 53 1848 Living on her means Tedbury, Gloucs. 5 Orchard William Head Married M 47 1854 Agr. Labourer Worker Erlestoke 5 Orchard Elizabeth Wife Married F 45 1856 Elcombe 5 Orchard Frederick Son Single M 15 1886 Mason's Boy Worker Erlestoke 5 Orchard Harry Son Single M 13 1888 Farm Labourer Worker Erlestoke 5 Orchard Arthur Son Single M 12 1889 Farm Labourer Worker Erlestoke 5 Orchard Alice Daughter Single F 10 1891 Erlestoke 5 Orchard Mary Daughter Single F 7 1894 Erlestoke 5 Orchard May Daughter Single F 5 1896 Erlestoke 6 Self Harry Head Married M 38 1863 Millwright Own Account Great Cheverell 6 Self Anne Maria Wife Married F 39 1862 Hazelbury, Somerset 6 Self Evelyn Daughter Single F 8 1893 Great Cheverell 6 Self Lily Marjorie Daughter Single F 5 1896 Great Cheverell 6 Self Arthur Harry Son Single M 2 1899 Great Cheverell 6 Self Ethel Daughter Single F 1 1900 Great Cheverell 7 Whiting Isaac Head Married M 62 1839 Farmer Employer Great Cheverell 7 Robinson Ann W Wife Married F 64 1837 Heath Hill, Shropshire 7 Robinson Florence E Grandaughter Married F 21 1880 Great Cheverell 7 Robinson Charles L Gr. Grandson Single M 0 1901 Great Cheverell 8 Whiting Alfred Head Married M 34 1867 Carter on Farm Worker Great Cheverell 8 Whiting Martha Wife Married F 35 1866 Great Cheverell 8 Whiting Frank Son Single M 11 1890 Great Cheverell 8 Whiting George Son Single M 9 1892 Great Cheverell © Wiltshire OPC Project/2013/Richard Avery Great Cheverell - Census 1901 EMPLOYER/ WORKER/ YEAR OCCUPATION/ OWN ACCOUNT/ SCHEDULE SURNAME FORENAMES RELATIONSHIP CONDITION SEX AGE BORN DISABILITY AT HOME WHERE BORN ABODE 8 Whiting Reginald Son Single M 7 1894 Great Cheverell 8 Whiting Freda Daughter Single F 4 1897 Great Cheverell 8 Whiting Cyril Son Single M 1 1900 Great Cheverell 9 Lancaster William Head Married M 57 1844 Sheep Bell Manufacturer Own Account Great Cheverell 9 Lancaster Eliza Ann Wife Married F 57 1844 Loughborough, Leics. 9 Lancaster Prudence Daughter Single F 27 1874 Asst. School Teacher Great Cheverell 9 Lancaster William Son Single M 24 1877 Great Cheverell 9 Lancaster Truman Cecil Son Single M 22 1879 Great Cheverell 9 Lancaster Cordelia Sarah Daughter Single F 19 1882 Great Cheverell 9 Lancaster Eric Edward Grandson Single M 5 1896 Great Cheverell 10 Hayward John Head Married M 60 1841 Market Gardener Own Account Great Cheverell 10 Hayward Mary Wife Married F 60 1841 Great Cheverell 10 Hayward Julia Grandaughter Single F 12 1889 Great Cheverell 11 Axford John Head Married M 68 1833 Agr. Labourer Worker Great Cheverell 11 Axford Mary Wife Married F 60 1841 Great Cheverell 12 Nash James Head Married M 59 1842 Sawyer Worker Great Cheverell 12 Nash Elizabeth Wife Married F 58 1843 Little Cheverell 12 Nash James Son Single M 23 1878 Sawyer Worker Great Cheverell 12 Sweetman Albert Grandson Single M 10 1891 Scholar Bath, Somerset 13 Bailey George Head Married M 74 1827 Farmer Own Account Great Cheverell 13 Bailey Emma Wife Married F 63 1838 Great Cheverell 13 Bailey Edward Son Single M 30 1871 Farm Labourer Worker Great Cheverell 13 Bailey Laura Daughter Single F 34 1867 Domestic Worker At Home Great Cheverell 13 Bailey Louis Son Single M 22 1879 Railway Packer Worker Great Cheverell 14 Gilbert William Head Married M 65 1836 Ordinary Agr. Labourer Worker Great Cheverell 14 Gilbert Jane Wife Married F 64 1837 Edington 14 Gilbert Mary Ann Daughter Single F 38 1863 Cook, Domestic Great Cheverell 14 Gilbert Joseph Son Married M 36 1865 Gardener Great Cheverell 14 Gilbert Edward Son Single M 22 1879 Groom Great Cheverell 15 Wheeler James Head Married M 44 1857 Cattleman on Farm Worker Erlestoke 15 Wheeler Martha Wife Married F 45 1856 Great Cheverell 15 Wheeler John Son Single M 20 1881 Packer on Railway Worker Great Cheverell 15 Wheeler Alfred Charles Son Single M 16 1885 Carter on Farm Worker Erlestoke 15 Wheeler Annie Louise Daughter Single F 13 1888 Great Cheverell 15 Wheeler William James Son Single M 11 1890 Erlestoke 15 Wheeler Harry Son Single M 9 1892 Great Cheverell 15 Wheeler Edith Mary Daughter Single F 7 1894 Great Cheverell 15 Batchelor William Head Married M 55 1846 Grocer Own Account Bath, Somerset 16 Batchelor Elizabeth Wife Married F 56 1845 Carpenter Worker Great Cheverell 16 Batchelor Herbert Son Single M 20 1881 Great Cheverell 17 Cox Frederick Head Married M 27 1874 Police Constable Grately, Hants 17 Cox Drusella Wife Married F 26 1875 Grately, Hants 17 Cox Florence Daughter Single F 2 1899 Kingston St Michael, Hereford Hereford 17 Light Kate Sister Married F 27 1874 Kingston St Michael, Hereford 17 Light Hilda Neice F 4 1897 Chippenham 18 Dean George Head Married M 54 1847 Labourer on Farm Worker Marston © Wiltshire OPC Project/2013/Richard Avery Great Cheverell - Census 1901 EMPLOYER/ WORKER/ YEAR OCCUPATION/ OWN ACCOUNT/ SCHEDULE SURNAME FORENAMES RELATIONSHIP CONDITION SEX AGE BORN DISABILITY AT HOME WHERE BORN ABODE 18 Dean Rebecca Wife Married F 56 1845 Great Cheverell 19 Earley Arthur Head Married M 50 1851 Labourer and Cowman Worker Erlestoke 19 Earley Sarah Wife Married F 48 1853 Great Cheverell 20 Pearce Herbert Head Married M 26 1875 Labourer on Railway Worker Imber 20 Pearce Florence Wife Married F 25 1876 Cheverell 21 Bristow Samuel Head Married M 37 1864 Coach Builder Own Account Heywood 21 Bristow Agnes Wife Married F 37 1864 Hilperton 21 Bristow Lucy L Daughter Single F 12 1889 Great Cheverell 21 Bristow Nelson M Son Single M 10 1891 Great Cheverell 21 Bristow Ido A Daughter Single F 9 1892 Great Cheverell 22 Tucker Frank James Head Married M 31 1870 Coachman, domestic Worker Westbury 22 Tucker Alice Enid Wife Married F 23 1878 none Urchfont 22 Tucker Sidney John Son Single M 5 1896 Trowbridge 22 Tucker George Frederick Son Single M 0 1901 Great Cheverell 23 Gough John Head Married M 57 1844 Farm Labourer Worker Littleton 23 Gough Thurza Wife Married F 60 1841 Great Cheverell 24 Self Edward Head Married M 40 1861 Brickmaker Worker Great Cheverell 24 Self Annie Wife Married F 39 1862 Bath, Somerset 25 Batt Annie Head Single F 36 1865 Occupier of Land Own Account Great Cheverell 25 Batt William Brother Single M 59 1842 none Little Cheverell 26 Giddings George Head Married M 44 1857 Agr. Labourer Worker Cheverell 26 Giddings Hester Susan Wife Married F 41 1860 Cheverell 26 Giddings George Vernon Son Single M 0 1901 Cheverell 27 Coleman James M Head Married M 55 1846 Farmer, Baker & Grocer Employer Great Cheverell Farm House 27 Coleman Ann Wife Married F 52 1849 Bromham Farm House 27 Coleman Jane M Daughter Single F 30 1871 Great Cheverell Farm House 27 Coleman James Gee Son Single M 24 1877 Farmer's Son Worker Great Cheverell Farm House 27 Coleman Olivia Daughter Single F 25 1876 Great Cheverell Farm House 27 Coleman Mercy Daughter Single F 22 1879 Great Cheverell Farm House 27 Coleman Mary Ann Daughter Single F 19 1882 Great Cheverell Farm House 27 Coleman Albert Son Single M 16 1885 Farmer's Son Worker Great Cheverell Farm House 27 Coleman John Son Single M 14 1887 Farmer's Son Worker Great Cheverell Farm House 27 Coleman Hannah Daughter Single F 10 1891 Scholar Great Cheverell Farm House 28 Dean Hugh Head Married M 49 1852 Farmer & Innkeeper Great Cheverell The Bell Inn 28 Dean Emma Wife Married F 44 1857 Great Cheverell The Bell Inn 28 Dean Clara Cecilia Daughter Single F 17 1884 Swindon The Bell Inn 28 Dean Gladys Louisa Daughter Single F 15 1886 Great Cheverell The Bell Inn 28 Dean Ethel Elizabeth Daughter Single F 13 1888 Great Cheverell The Bell Inn 28 Dean Jessie Emma Daughter Single F 11 1890 Great Cheverell The Bell Inn 28 Bailey Robert Boarder
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