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1851 British Census Done 1851 British Census - Horrocks and Variant Surnames Birth Place Census Location Name Parent or Spouse Birth Year City/Parish County Relation Civil Parish County/Island Frances Horrocks abt 1789 Stockport Cheshire Head Cheadle Bulkeley Cheshire John Horrocks Frances abt 1815 Heaton Norris Lancashire Son Cheadle Bulkeley Cheshire Mary Horrocks Frances abt 1818 Heaton Norris Lancashire Daughter Cheadle Bulkeley Cheshire Abel Horrocks Frances abt 1821 Liverpool Lancashire Head Cheadle Bulkeley Cheshire Ann Horrocks Frances abt 1821 Heaton Norris Lancashire Daughter Cheadle Bulkeley Cheshire Frances Horrocks Abel abt 1822 Edgeley Cheshire Wife Cheadle Bulkeley Cheshire Walter Horrocks Frances abt 1825 Heaton Norris Lancashire Son Cheadle Bulkeley Cheshire Harriet Horrocks Frances abt 1828 Cheadle Bulkeley Cheshire Daughter Cheadle Bulkeley Cheshire Frances Horrocks Frances abt 1831 Cheadle Bulkeley Cheshire Daughter Cheadle Bulkeley Cheshire Esther Horrocks Frances abt 1836 Cheadle Bulkeley Cheshire Daughter Cheadle Bulkeley Cheshire Thomas Horrocks Abel, Frances abt 1846 Stockport Cheshire Son Cheadle Bulkeley Cheshire William H Horrocks Abel, Frances abt 1848 Cheadle; Buckley Cheshire Son Cheadle Bulkeley Cheshire Elizabeth Horrocks Abel, Frances abt 1850 Cheadle; Buckley Cheshire Daughter Cheadle Bulkeley Cheshire Elizabeth Horrocks abt 1785 Wigan Lancashire Visitor Cheadle Moseley Cheshire Thomas Horrocks Charlotte abt 1812 Wigan Lancashire Head Cheadle Moseley Cheshire Charlotte Horrocks Thomas abt 1814 Wigan Lancashire Wife Cheadle Moseley Cheshire Ellen Horrocks abt 1831 Wigan Lancashire Visitor Cheadle Moseley Cheshire John Horrocks Thomas, Charlotte abt 1835 Wigan Lancashire Son Cheadle Moseley Cheshire Sarah A Horrocks Thomas, Charlotte abt 1844 Manchester Lancashire Daughter Cheadle Moseley Cheshire Thomas Horrocks Thomas, Charlotte abt 1846 Manchester Lancashire Son Cheadle Moseley Cheshire Augustus Horrocks abt 1848 Wigan Lancashire Visitor Cheadle Moseley Cheshire Alfred Horrocks Thomas, Charlotte abt 1849 Stockport Cheshire Son Cheadle Moseley Cheshire Mary Horrocks abt 1812 Liverpool Lancashire Head Chester St John The Baptist Cheshire Mary Horrocks Mary abt 1847 Cheshire Daughter Chester St John The Baptist Cheshire Emma Horrocks William abt 1816 Liverpool Lancashire Wife Hollingworth Cheshire William Horrocks Emma abt 1817 Liverpool Lancashire Head Hollingworth Cheshire Elizabeth Horrocks William, Emma abt 1839 Liverpool Lancashire Daughter Hollingworth Cheshire John Horrocks William, Emma abt 1844 Northumberland Son Hollingworth Cheshire James Horrocks William, Emma abt 1847 Northumberland Son Hollingworth Cheshire Ann Horrocks William, Emma abt 1849 Wheelock Cheshire Daughter Hollingworth Cheshire My Horrocks abt 1773 Clanfield Lancashire Head Hyde Cheshire Leah Horrocks abt 1785 Middleton Lancashire Head Hyde Cheshire Richard Horrocks abt 1789 Bury Lancashire Visitor Hyde Cheshire Thomas Horrocks Pumella abt 1811 Stalybridge Lancashire Head Hyde Cheshire Lydia Horrocks William abt 1812 Cadishead Lancashire Wife Hyde Cheshire Pumella Horrocks Thomas abt 1813 Houghton Lancashire Wife Hyde Cheshire William Horrocks Lydia abt 1815 Middleton Lancashire Head Hyde Cheshire Sarah Horrocks Hannah abt 1824 Oldham Lancashire Daughter Hyde Cheshire Jane Horrocks abt 1830 British Subject Jamaica Lodger Hyde Cheshire Sampson Horrocks Thomas, Pumella abt 1835 Houghton Lancashire Son Hyde Cheshire Mary Horrocks William, Lydia abt 1836 Hyde Cheshire Daughter Hyde Cheshire Sllouisa Horrocks Thomas, Pumella abt 1836 Hyde Cheshire Daughter Hyde Cheshire Martha Horrocks William, Lydia abt 1838 Hyde Cheshire Daughter Hyde Cheshire Matilda Horrocks Thomas, Pumella abt 1838 Hyde Cheshire Daughter Hyde Cheshire Ann Horrocks William, Lydia abt 1840 Hyde Cheshire Daughter Hyde Cheshire Frances Horrocks Thomas, Pumella abt 1842 Werneth Cheshire Daughter Hyde Cheshire Simon Horrocks Thomas, Pumella abt 1847 Hyde Cheshire Daughter Hyde Cheshire Alice Horrocks Sarah abt 1848 Hyde Cheshire Granddaughter Hyde Cheshire Christiana Horrocks Thomas, Pumella abt 1850 Hyde Cheshire Daughter Hyde Cheshire Thomas Horrocks Sarah abt 1850 Hyde Cheshire Grandson Hyde Cheshire William Horrocks abt 1851 Hyde Cheshire Lodger Hyde Cheshire Edward Donecker [Edward Horrocks] Alice abt 1807 Bolton Lancashire Head MacClesfield Cheshire Alice Donecker [Alice Horrocks] Edward abt 1792 Ashton Lancashire Wife MacClesfield Cheshire Eliza Donecker [Eliza Horrocks] Edward, Alice abt 1848 MacClesfield Cheshire Daughter MacClesfield Cheshire Ann Donecker [Ann Horrocks] Edward, Alice abt 1844 MacClesfield Cheshire Daughter MacClesfield Cheshire Alice Donecker [Alice Horrocks] Edward, Alice abt 1842 MacClesfield Cheshire Daughter MacClesfield Cheshire Mary Donecker [Mary Horrocks] Edward, Alice abt 1835 MacClesfield Cheshire Daughter MacClesfield Cheshire Samuel Donecker [Samuel Horrocks] Edward, Alice abt 1834 MacClesfield Cheshire Son MacClesfield Cheshire 1851 British Census - Horrocks and Variant Surnames Birth Place Census Location Name Parent or Spouse Birth Year City/Parish County Relation Civil Parish County/Island Thomas Horrocks Elizabeth abt 1817 Wigan Lancashire Head MacClesfield Cheshire Sarah Horrocks James abt 1806 Preston Lancashire Wife MacClesfield Cheshire William H Horrocks James, Sarah abt 1848 MacClesfield Cheshire Son MacClesfield Cheshire John Horrocks James, Sarah abt 1841 Rotton Lancashire Son MacClesfield Cheshire Mary A Horrocks James, Sarah abt 1839 Preston Lancashire Daughter MacClesfield Cheshire Thomas Horrocks James, Sarah abt 1836 Preston Lancashire Son MacClesfield Cheshire James Horrocks James, Sarah abt 1834 Preston Lancashire Son MacClesfield Cheshire Mary Horrocks John abt 1815 Hocklow Derbyshire Wife MacClesfield Cheshire Edward Horrocks John, Mary abt 1841 MacClesfield Cheshire Son MacClesfield Cheshire John Horrocks John, Mary abt 1837 MacClesfield Cheshire Son MacClesfield Cheshire James Horrocks John, Mary abt 1836 MacClesfield Cheshire Son MacClesfield Cheshire John Horrocks Mary abt 1811 Greatham Lancashire Head MacClesfield Cheshire James Horrocks Sarah abt 1807 Luston Lancashire Head MacClesfield Cheshire Elizabeth Horrocks Thomas abt 1826 MacClesfield Cheshire Wife MacClesfield Cheshire Joseph Horrocks abt 1826 Bolton Lancashire Head MacClesfield Cheshire Alis Horrocks William abt 1813 MacClesfield Cheshire Wife MacClesfield St Paul Cheshire William Horrocks Alis abt 1823 MacClesfield Cheshire Head MacClesfield St Paul Cheshire William Boardman Horrocks William, Alis abt 1835 MacClesfield Cheshire Son MacClesfield St Paul Cheshire James Boardman Horrocks William, Alis abt 1838 MacClesfield Cheshire Son MacClesfield St Paul Cheshire John Horrocks abt 1801 Salford Lancashire Lodger Mottram Cheshire Elizabeth Horrocks abt 1791 Bolton Lancashire Head Newton Cheshire Cecily Horrox Helen abt 1820 Newton Cheshire Wife Newton Cheshire Betty Horrocks Elizabeth abt 1821 Bolton Lancashire Daughter Newton Cheshire Joshua Horrox Helen, Cecily abt 1823 Whitefield Lancashire Son Newton Cheshire Lucy Horrocks Elizabeth abt 1826 Bolton Lancashire Daughter Newton Cheshire Joshua Horrox Helen, Cecily abt 1850 Godly Cheshire Son Newton Cheshire Alice Horrox Helen, Cecily abt 1851 Newton Cheshire Daughter Newton Cheshire Jane Horrocks abt 1785 Yorkshire Head Poulton Cum Seacombe Cheshire John Horrocks Jane abt 1814 Liverpool Lancashire Son Poulton Cum Seacombe Cheshire Sarah Horrocks Jane abt 1823 Liverpool Lancashire Daughter Poulton Cum Seacombe Cheshire Margaret Horrocks Jane abt 1828 Liverpool Lancashire Daughter Poulton Cum Seacombe Cheshire John Horrocks Nanny abt 1807 Bolton Lancashire Head Stayley Cheshire Nanny Horrocks John abt 1809 Stalybridge Lancashire Wife Stayley Cheshire James Horrocks John, Nanny abt 1831 Stalybridge Lancashire Son Stayley Cheshire Ann Horrocks John, Nanny abt 1834 Stalybridge Lancashire Daughter Stayley Cheshire Mary Horrocks John, Nanny abt 1835 Stalybridge Lancashire Daughter Stayley Cheshire Sarah Horrocks John, Nanny abt 1838 Stalybridge Lancashire Daughter Stayley Cheshire Alice Harrocks John, Nanny abt 1840 Stalybridge Cheshire Daughter Stayley Cheshire Hannah Harrocks John, Nanny abt 1841 Stalybridge Lancashire Daughter Stayley Cheshire William Horrocks John, Nanny abt 1842 Stalybridge Cheshire Son Stayley Cheshire John Horrocks John, Nanny abt 1844 Stalybridge Cheshire Son Stayley Cheshire Christopher Horrocks John, Nanny abt 1849 Stalybridge Cheshire Son Stayley Cheshire John Horrocks Ann abt 1808 Bolton Lancashire Head Stockport Cheshire James Horrocks Ann abt 1825 Stockport Cheshire Head Stockport Cheshire Robert Harrocks Barbara abt 1826 Harwood Lancashire Head Stockport Cheshire Margaret Horrocks Gea abt 1804 Stockport Cheshire Wife Stockport Cheshire Joseph Horrocks Gea, Margaret abt 1837 Stockport Cheshire Son Stockport Cheshire Lozey Horrocks Gea, Margaret abt 1839 Stockport Cheshire Daughter Stockport Cheshire Hannah Horrocks George, Julia abt 1827 Stockport Cheshire Daughter Stockport Cheshire William Horrocks Grace abt 1820 Reddish Lancashire Head Stockport Cheshire Hannah Horrocks Hannah abt 1850 Stockport Cheshire Granddaughter Stockport Cheshire Ann Horrocks James abt 1825 Portwood Cheshire Wife Stockport Cheshire Mary Horrocks John abt 1783 Barton Lancashire Wife Stockport Cheshire Mary Horrocks John abt 1795 Bosden Cheshire Wife Stockport Cheshire Ann Horrocks John abt 1808 Bolton Lancashire Wife Stockport Cheshire James Horrocks John, Ann abt 1832 Dukinfield Cheshire Son Stockport
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