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SUPPLEMENT TO EBBESBOURNE WAKE THROUGH THE AGES

TRANSCRIPTS OF NATIONAL CENSUS RETURNS FOR EBBESBOURNE WAKE & FIFIELD BAVANT 1841 – 1901

COMPILED BY

Peter Meers

2006

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FAMILY NAMES IN THE WILTSHIRE VILLAGES OF EBBESBOURNE WAKE & FIFIELD BAVANT

EXTRACTS FROM RETURNS OF NATIONAL CENSUSES HELD IN THE UNITED KINGDOM BETWEEN 1841 AND 1901

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Contents and 'quick start' 3 Sketch map 4 Introduction 5 Definitions and abbreviations 8 List of family names, 1841-1901 9 Summary statistics 13 Illustrative notes 14 Census return, 1841 17 Census return, 1851 23 Census return, 1861 31 Census return, 1871 39 Census return, 1881 47 Census return, 1891 55 Census return, 1901 61

How to use this document For a quick start in searching for a particular name turn to the complete list of family names 1841-1901 (see Contents, above) and note the year(s), if any, in which the name appears. Then turn to the first page(s) of the census year(s) indicated (listed above) to discover the serial number(s) of the household(s) listed in the complete copies of each census return where, under the number(s) listed details of the family, families or individual(s) with that surname will be found.

Sketch map of a part of Wiltshire to show how, between 1885 and 1894, the former independent parish of Fifield Bavant was divided between the parishes of Bowerchalke and Ebbesbourne Wake to form, with the latter, the new enlarged Civil Parish of Ebbesbourne Wake. (See p. 5, para. 4)

FAMILY NAMES IN EBBESBOURNE WAKE & FIFIELD BAVANT, 1841 – 1901

Introduction The third edition of Ebbesbourne Wake through the Ages (Peter Meers, Dial Cottage Press, 2006, EWTTA3.pdf, to which this is a supplement) devoted a section (pp. 79-130) to a study of the population of the civil parish under the sub-heading 'who they were, how they lived and what they did'. In practice paucity of data meant that the 'who' (and so how many people lived there) was scantily covered. Prior to 1841 parish registers were the principal sources of such data. These document births, marriages and deaths but do not record movements of people and families into or out of the parishes concerned, or say when these took place. Parish registers are at best poorly informative and, in the case of Ebbesbourne Wake, notoriously incomplete, so for most of its history little or nothing is known about how many people lived there, or who they were.

The first British national census was held in 1801. That held in 1841 saw a change when details such as personal identities, ages, marital statuses, relationships, occupations, birth-places and at least an indication of individual habitations began, incrementally, to be recorded. Repeated every ten years (except in 1941 during the Second World War) the data accumulated now form an important historical resource whose value is limited by the 100-year embargo on access to details of a personal nature. This is why, in 2006, the public may see the complete records of only seven censuses though the years concerned, 1841-1901, coincidentally encapsulate the Victorian era.

While assembling data about the villagers who lived in what is today the civil parish of Ebbesbourne Wake nearly complete copies were made of all available census records from 1841 to 1901. When the book (above) was written extensive use was made of details of, for example, individuals' occupations, but less was made of the mass of information that had been collected about their names and relationships, details unlikely to be of interest to ordinary readers. On reflection, however, it seemed that anybody with a special, perhaps genealogical, interest in the village might be glad of access to everything that had been collected. With this in mind virtually complete transcripts of seven census returns (1841-1901) are reproduced here, together with simple analyses designed help with the location of specific individuals and their families.

Many of the civil parishes newly set up in the late 19th century were coterminous with their ecclesiastical forebears. This did not apply in Ebbesbourne Wake. The hamlet of Fifield Bavant, once an ancient manor and ecclesiastical parish in its own right (see the sketch map opposite), although 6

smaller and less populous than its westerly neighbour, was more richly endowed. The former parish of Fifield Bavant possessed a long narrow 'tail' rarely more than 150m wide (B-B, p. 4) that extended south to reach the county boundary between Wiltshire and Dorset. In 1885 this tail, uninhabited apart from a tiny hamlet called Shermel (or Shermil) Gate at its southern end (footnote p. 6, below) was transferred to the parish of Bowerchalke (see also p. 13), possibly as part of a redistribution of tithes. A little later the Local Government Acts of 1888 and 1894 established what, at the time, were completely new County, District and Parish Councils, much as they exist today. In 1894, as part of this exercise, the residual northern section of the original ecclesiastical parish of Fifield Bavant (A-A, p. 4) was merged with its neighbour to form the new enlarged Civil Parish of Ebbesbourne Wake. Despite this civil merger the ecclesiastical parishes remained separate until 1923.

Those appointed as enumerators in each parish were provided with printed sheets to be filled in using a pen and potentially (and sometimes actually) messy liquid ink. Enumerators' handwriting was not always clear, their spelling sometimes inconsistent, and the enumerated individuals' recollections of their ages, imprecise. This is not surprising as most of the earlier (and older) inhabitants surveyed in the period concerned were actually, or later at least functionally, illiterate, and the enumerator who performed the 1841 census was aged only 18. The legibility of the original records was not improved when handwritten originals were copied first to 35mm film and then into microfiche format. Although the final half-postage-stamp-sized copy of each record sheet was transcribed with care, using a microfiche reader, the complete accuracy of the transcriptions is not guaranteed. Where it has proved possible to do so the records have been changed to clarify and correct otherwise confusing or demonstrably inaccurate entries. Examples of when and how this was done are given in the Illustrative Notes (p. 14).

A more complete account of national censuses, and a discussion of their interpretation, may be found on pp. 89-93 of the main book.

(Footnote) Shermel Gate Although the whereabouts of this settlement is known to older local inhabitants it appears in the census returns for Ebbesbourne Wake and Fifield Bavant only twice, in 1871 and 1881 (and then in the return for Bower Chalke in 1891). In 1871 it was listed as the address of just two of 12 habitations in Fifield Bavant, while in 1881 it was applied to no fewer than nine of a total of 11. Between 1861 and 1891 the enumerator for Fifield Bavant was called John Burrough Coombs (presumably a father and his son): in 1881 the son was described, at the age of 31, as a farmer of 282 acres, living at Bingham's Farm, Bowerchalke. This John had a son, aged four, also christened John Burrough Coombs, so it is evident that the family used the same name in successive generations. In 1841, 1851 and 1901 the census returns for both Ebbesbourne Wake and Fifield Bavant were completed by the same 7 individual. Curiously between 1861 and 1891 someone from outside either parish intervened to conduct censuses in just one of them. When to this oddity is added the gross discrepancy between the numbers of habitations allocated to Shermel Gate in 1871 and 1881 it appears that the interventions may have represented an attempt to pre-empt the decision of what to do with the administratively non-viable parish of Fifield Bavant. Was it to be united with the new civil parish of Ebbesbourne Wake, or with that of Bowerchalke? In the event a judgement of Solomon divided the parish between the two.

SURNAMES RECORDED IN EBBESBOURNE WAKE & FIFIELD BAVANT, 1841 – 1901

Definitions and abbreviations The Index (opposite, pp. 9 - 12) lists the family names of heads of each of the households enumerated in the seven censuses 1841-1901 plus the names of individuals recorded in households whose surnames differed from those of the head of the household concerned, if it appeared that such individuals contributed to the social or economic life of the community. This is why more surnames are recorded here than are reported in the book cited in the Introduction, where only heads of households were counted. Names of apparently casual visitors have been omitted.

Abbreviations, when used, are mainly self-explanatory. For example w (wife), wdr (widower), wd (widow), s (son), d (daughter), g-s, g-d (grand-son or -daughter), MM/F, UM/F (married or unmarried male/female), Ag Lab (agricultural labourer), pau (pauper), sch (scholar) (primary education to the age of 11 was made compulsory in 1880). Relationships are described by reference to the person identified, and named first in each family group, as the head of that household. Birthplaces outside Ebbesbourne Wake (EW or E), Fifield Bavant (FB or F) or Alvediston (Alv) were sometimes illegible: to avoid guesswork more distant birthplaces have often been reduced to the more legible county (Wilts, Dorset, Somerset, Hants, etc.). An individual citation might appear as follows (an incomplete extract from an entry in 1851):

10 Pound Street George Moxham, 50, Ag Lab, Chalke 1841, 27 Elizabeth w, 44, Somerset Lucy d, 20, UF, Somerset George s, 16, UM, Ag Lab, EW.

This refers to a family (listed tenth in the 1851 return) living in Pound Street under the head of the household, George Moxham, an agricultural labourer aged 50 who was born in 'Chalke', a name applied centuries ago before Broad Chalke, Bowerchalke and part of Berwick St John separated to become independent entities and still apparently used to indicate any of them as late as the middle of the 19th century. George lived in Pound Street with his wife Elizabeth, aged 44, born in Somerset, with two unmarried children, Lucy aged 20 and George, 16 (also an agricultural labourer) born in Ebbesbourne Wake. The numbers on the right (1841, 27) indicate that the same household had been recorded in the 1841 census, at serial number 27. This linking information has been added to facilitate the establishment of pedigrees. Information about the location of an individual dwelling as recorded by enumerators rarely allows its whereabouts to be identified more closely than somewhere in a named street or in a general area such as 'West End'. Despite this, as enumerators presumably worked systematically from door to door, the order in which entries appear makes it possible to form an opinion about who was neighbour to whom. 9

Index of surnames recorded in censuses of the civil parish of Ebbesbourne Wake in the years indicated. (E, in the parish of Ebbesbourne Wake, F, in Fifield Bavant, EF, simultaneously in both places)

Census years in which the surname appears Surnames 1841 1851 1861 1871 1881 1891 1901 Adlam E Adams E Allen F Allwood E Andrews E F E E E Arnold E F Asley E

Baker F Ball F F F Bath E E E E E E E Beener F Benjafield E E E EF Bennett E E F E E Best F Blake E Blandford F F Bowles E E Bradley E F Brick(n)ell E E Brine EF Brockway F Burridge F Burton EF E Butcher F Butler E

Carey F E E Carley E Castle E E E E Chalke E Chi(r)(s)man F F Churchill E Clouler E E Collays E Compton E F F E Cook E Cool E Coomb(e)s F E E Critchell E E E E E E E Curtis E

Surnames recorded in the census years indicated

Surnames 1841 1851 1861 1871 1881 1891 1901 Damon E Duckett E Dyer F

Emm(s) E E EF EF E E

Ferries F Flood E Ford E Foyle E E E E E E Fussell F E

Gear(e) E E E E E E E Giles E Goddard E Golden F F E Goodfellow E E Gould E E E E E E E Gray F

Hallett E E E E Hardiman E E E E E EF E Hargreave E E Harvey E E E E E Hatcher E Hawkins E Hayter E Head E E E E Hibdge E Hill E Hockey F House F Humphries E

Ingram* E

Jacob E Jenkins E E E E E Joy E

*In 1731 an outbreak of smallpox killed eight people in Ebbesbourne Wake: victims belonged to five families. One hundred and ten years later only one of the surnames concerned (Ingram, two deaths) had survived, though if the names Bell and Ball had been confused then the surname Ball may be added. (See Ebbesbourne Wake Through the Ages, 3rd edition, p. 110.)

Surnames recorded in the census years indicated

Surnames 1841 1851 1861 1871 1881 1891 1901 Kelly F Kerley E E E E E E E King E E E E

Lane E La(u)(w)rence E Lush E E E

Maidment F E Marks E E E E Martin E E E E E EF Maylor E Mereweather F Messer E Mills E Monday F Moxham E E E E E EF EF

Oates F Osman E

Pallen E Parham E E E Parsons E Payne F Penny E Perrett E Philpot(t) E E E E E E E Pike E E E Pill F Pole E E Pomphrey E Potter E Powel(l) E E E Priddle F Pri(n)ce F F P(a)(u)llen E

Surnames recorded in the census years indicated

Surnames 1841 1851 1861 1871 1881 1891 1901 Rand(a)(e)l E E Ranger F Raymond E Read E E E E Rebbeck E E E E E E

Saunders F Shep(herd)(pard) E E E E E E Sh(e)(u)rgold E E E E Simms E Smart E E E E E E E Smith F E Snook E E E E E E E Spencer E E E Spicer E Ste(ph)(v)ens E E E E E EF Still F Stokes E Swain E

Taylor E Thick E E E E E E E Thorley E Thomas E Thompson E Thorn(e) E E E E E E Toop E Topp E E E E E Towell E Triggal E Trowbridge E E E E E E

Walround F Walker F Watts E Weeks E West F Wheeler E E White E E E F E Witt E Wright E E E

Young E E E E E E E

Summary statistics from census returns 1841 - 1901: Ebbesbourne Wake and Fifield Bavant

Populations and the number of dwellings

1841 1851 1861 1871 1881 1891 1901 Total surnames 43 39 40 64 61 46 50 New surnames (43) 6 9 28 25 14 19 % New names NA 15 23 43 41 30 38 Males, EW 150 153 156 168 135 135 110 Females, EW 156 166 170 170 136 109 85 Population, EW 306 319 326 338 271 244 195 Dwellings, EW 60 63 72 74 65 58 51 Males, FB 22 21 15 30 33 25 17 Females, FB 23 21 18 32 29 18 18 Population, FB 45 42 33 62* 62 43** 35 Dwellings, FB 8 7 6 12 11 8 8 Total population 351 361 359 400 333 287 230

* New cottages had been built. **Cottages at Shermel Gate had been transferred to Bowerchalke (involving perhaps six people).

Occupations recorded in Ebbesbourne Wake and Fifield Bavant

Extracted from the returns of the seven censuses that covered the Victorian era, arranged to allow comparisons to be made between the situation in 1841, a point close to its start, near to its peak of agricultural activity (1871), and at its end (1901) after the agricultural collapse of the 1870s and 1880s.

1841 1871 1901 Occupations Farmers, farm managers and farm bailiffs 5 4 8 Farm labourers* (heads of households) 50 53 33 All workers on the land** ? 91 63 Artisans, etc.*** (heads of households) 8 17 9 All artisans, etc.** ? 22 13 Servants (four males in 1871, otherwise all females) 9 24 7 People aged 18 or over living with their parents Males ? 11 17 Females ? 15 5 Totals ? 26 22 Average number of people in each household 5.1 4.5 3.9

* Includes shepherds, carters, etc. ** Includes lodgers and children, not heads of households, recorded as employed. *** Masons, blacksmiths, carpenters, wheelwrights, shopkeepers, carriers etc., whose services supported those who worked on the land. ? Data unreliable or unavailable. After the agricultural collapse many young women left the countryside to become servants in the homes of the growing urban middle class.

Illustrative notes

Either by accident, or deliberately to hide what at the time were embarrassing details, some census entries are demonstrably inaccurate and so mislead. Two examples are given: many others are easily found. The first is an entry (number 11, p. 62) as made by the 1901 enumerator. He alleged the following relationships:

11, Public House (Horse Shoe Inn) Harry Compton (head of house) aged 31, beer house keeper Hetty (his wife) 34 Collina Young (his daughter) 17, unmarried Jasper (his son) 6, Hortense (his daughter) 4.

Jasper and Hortense are readily accepted as the children of Harry Compton and his wife Hetty but it is much less likely that Harry was the father of a daughter aged 17 who, although unmarried, bore the surname Young. This impression is confirmed and the reality emerges in a record made ten years earlier (1891 entry 42, p. 58). This is summarised as follows:

42, Beer House William Young (head of house) aged 65, innkeeper Sarah (his wife) 64, landlady Hetty (his daughter) 24, assistant landlady, unmarried Colina (surnamed Young, described as William's granddaughter) aged 7

Colina or Collina (in passing an example of an inconsistency in spelling) was therefore Hetty's love-child. Ten years later Hetty had married Harry Compton who not only succeeded William as innkeeper but also accepted Colina into his family. It is therefore possible to correct entry 11 (1901) to show Colina as Harry Compton's step-daughter, and this has been done (page 62).

The second example starts with entry 45 in the census return for 1901 (p. 64). As it was originally made the entry described relationships in the family concerned as follows:

45, Pound Street Richard Golden (head of house) aged 58 Jane (his wife) 59 Henry Hardiman (his son) 18 Frank Hardiman (his grandson) 10, born in London.

The fact that the alleged relationships do not match the surnames creates a difficulty that is resolved in entry 50, 1891 (p. 59): 15

50, Pound Street William Hardiman (head of house) aged 51 Jane (his wife) 48 Their children, Charles (17), Frank (15), Florence (13), Fred (12), Henry (7) and Beatrice (1).

The discordance between the records indicates that William Hardiman died in the ten years between 1891 and 1901 and that his widow remarried to become Mrs Richard Golden. Henry Hardiman, 18 in 1901, was therefore the son of Richard's new wife Jane and was not (as was recorded) Richard's son but his stepson. Richard's true relationship with Henry Hardiman's assumed nephew Frank Hardiman is clarified from an entry 20 years earlier (1881 28, p. 50). William and Jane Hardiman's children as listed in the 1881 return include a daughter (also named Jane) then aged 9. By the time of the 1891 census this younger Jane who was by now 19 had already left home perhaps, as happened to many young women from rural backgrounds in those days, to become a servant in the household of a member of the growing urban middle-class, not improbably in London. It is therefore possible that Frank, aged 10 in 1901 and born in London, was the love-child of this younger Jane which is why he was originally described in the 1901 record as a grandson though this relationship was not with Richard, but with his wife: Frank was therefore Richard's step-grandson. It may also be that Beatrice, aged 1 in 1891, was another love child of the younger Jane rather than (as described) her mother's daughter. By then aged about 48 the elder Jane was almost certainly beyond child-bearing.

These are just two examples of a number of socially informative details that can be culled from an examination of sequential census returns from a geographically restricted area like Ebbesbourne Wake.

Surnames recorded during the 1841 census in the Parishes of Ebbesbourne Wake & Fifield Bavant

Surname Serial numbers of entries in which the surnames appear Baker F6 Ball F4 Bath 37 Bennett 2 Blandford F2 Castle 24 Clouler 30 Critchell 34 Emm F5, F6 Foyle 35 Fussell F1 Gear 36 Goodfellow 3 Gould 45 Gray F8 Hardiman 4, 10, 40, 58 Hallett 46, 55 Head 15 Ingram 14 Jenkins 5, 17, 42 Kerley 18, 21, 44 Marks 29 Martin 56 Moxham 12, 16, 27, 31, 49, 51, 52, 54, 57 Parham 13, 39 Philpott 6, 48 Read 46 Rebbeck 1, 20, 25 Sheppard 33 Shergold 23 Smart 59, 60 Snook 7 Spencer F3 Stevens 32 Thick 38, 50 Thomas 23 Thorn(e) 25, 26, 41, 59 Topp 43 Trowbridge 58 Watts 5 White F7 Wright 20 Young 8, 11, 19, 22, 28, 41, 47, 53 (Total, 43 names)

CENSUS RETURN, EBBESBOURNE WAKE, 1841 (Salisbury Reference Library, Microfiche 63; Fifield Bavant, 64)

This return, the first to record names, does not give as much detail as appeared in later censuses. For example birthplaces were only recorded either as inside, or outside, Wiltshire. Nearly all were in the former category. The enumerator was William Bennett, who signed the return on 15th June 1841

1 John Rebbeck, 32, yeoman 8 Mary Young, 73, independent Anna, 30 Jane Young, 40 Elizabeth Churchill 20 servant Mary Young, 14 Prudence Kerley, 20 servant 9 William Thomas, 23, Ag Lab 2 John Bennett, 50, yeoman Mary, 30 Susannah, 39 Charlotte, 3/12 William, 18 Harry, 16 10 William Hardiman, 50, Ag Lab John, 6 Martha, 58 Susan, 4 Sophia, 17 Thomas, 3 Charles, 13 Martha, 1 Frederick, 23 Frank, 3/12 Elizabeth, 20 Elizabeth King, 27, governess William 3/12 Amy Thorne, 20, servant Hannah Lever 35 Elizabeth Sweet, 17, servant Elizabeth Lever, 7 Susan Hewett, 14, servant 11 Joseph Young, 30, blacksmith 3 John Goodfellow, 65, Ag Lab Dinah, 30 Sophia, 55 Sarah, 4 Ann, 2 (future Ann Powell, 1881/48) 4 James Hardiman, 34, Ag Lab William, 1/12 Sarah, 28 Sarah, 2 12 Charles Moxham, 37, Ag Lab Hannah, 39 5 Elizabeth Jenkins, 73, independent Louisa, 12 Mary Watts, 84 Stephen, 9 Elizabeth Jenkins, 4 Charles, 7 Phebe, 4 6 George Philpott, 40, Ag Lab Samuel, 1 Ann, 35 Caroline, 16 13 Henry Parham, 27, Ag Lab Henry, 14 Elizabeth, 26 Sarah, 9 George, 5 Eliza, 5 Sarah, 2 James, 3/12 14 John Ingram, 69, Ag Lab 7 Henry Snook, 60, Ag Lab Mary, 40 Jane, 61 James, 30 15 John Head, 48, Ag Lab Elizabeth, 29 Mary, 45 Thomas, 25 Ann, 19 George, 24 Lucy, 16 [Baptised, 20 November 1825] Levi 22 Elizabeth, 12 [Baptised, 13 December 1829] Jane, 20 Augustin, 9 Isaac, 18 George, 7 Maria, 17 Elizabeth, 2 Ingram, 7 Susanna, 10 Thomas, 3 Elizabeth, 5 19

1841 16 John Moxham, 30, Ag Lab 25 James Rebbeck, 54, yeoman Hannah, 28 Susannah, 10 Elizabeth, 5 17 William Jenkins, 47, wheelwright Thomas Thorne, 40, UM Mirriam, 45 Susanna, 13 26 James Thorne, 51, Ag Lab William, 11 Ann, 51 Edward, 9 Henry, 21 Lot, 7 George, 16 John, 12 18 James Kerley, 30, Ag Lab William, 10 Anne, 29 Sarah, 1 27 George Moxham, 42, Ag Lab Elizabeth, 33 19 James Young, 44, blacksmith Lucy, 10 Susanna, 45 Mary Ann, 9 William 15 George, 6 Elizabeth, 5 Alfred, 3 William, 1 20 Nehemiah Wright, 54, yeoman Harriet, 47 28 James Young, 33, Ag Lab Charles, 15 Jane, 40 Mary Ann, 12 John, 7 Emma ?, 3 Elizabeth, 6 Henrietta Rebbeck, 14 James, 5 Thomas Wright, 6 Ellen, 1 Sylvia Stone, 15 29 Thomas Marks, 40, Ag Lab 21 George Kerley, 60, Ag Lab Jane, 42 Martha, 50 Mary, 19 Mary, 15 Alfred, 5 Stephen, 17 Sarah Thorne, 80 George, 19 30 Elizabeth Clouler, 32, Ag Lab 22 Mathew Young, 73, Ag Lab James, 12 Joseph Martin, 25 Ann, 10 Charlotte, 23 Sarah, 8 William, 3 Mary Ann, 6 Moses, 4/12 31 Mary Moxham, 71, Ag Lab 23 William Shergold, 47, Ag Lab Mary Coombs, 28 Sarah, 44 Thomas, 5 Lydia, 21 John, 3 George, 16 Martha, 11 32 Sarah Stevens, 65, Ag Lab Sarah, 7 James, 27 Maria, 4 Eliza, 25 Richard, 24 24 Thomas Castle, 48, Ag Lab George, 21 Jane, 45 George, 11 33 Elias Sheppard, 40, Ag Lab Elizabeth, 18 Ann, 18 John, 9 Maria, 14 Fanny, 7 Martha, 12 Thomas, 4 John, 10 Fanny Read, 82 Henry, 8 20

1841 34 John Critchell, 61, Ag Lab 41 Elizabeth Thorne, 40, Ag Lab Rebecca, 60 Enoch, 18 Charles, 29 Maria, 11 James, 27 Elizabeth, 15 William, 18 Mary, 13 Martha, 9 35 Edward Foyle, 70, Ag Lab Emma, 5 Jane, 67 James Young, 16 Isabella, 26 42 John Jenkins, 35, cordwainer 36 James Gear, 50, shoemaker Martha, 31 William, 18 Sarah, 2 John, 16 Thomas, 12 43 Cornelius Topp, 26 Ag Lab George, 10 Jane, 25 Jane, 8 Mary, 1 William Castle, 60 37 Henry Bath, 42, Ag Lab Rachel Castle, 56 Sarah, 40 Elias, 20 44 John Kerley, 35, Ag Lab Henry, 18 Martha Rebecca, 32 William, 16 Samuel, 11 Sarah, 14 Elizabeth Mary Ann, 9 Charles, 13 Joseph, 1 Eliza, 10 George, 8 45 Rebecca Gould, 54, independent Elizabeth, 6 Henry, 26 Elizabeth, 24 38 George Thick, 55, carpenter John, 15 Rebecca, 45 Sidney William, 2 Henry, 23 Edwin, 21 46 George Read, 45, Ag Lab Alfred, 19, mason Ann, 42 Lucy, 17 Prudence Hallett, 36 Frederic Lambert, 13 Edwin Moor, 3 47 Mary Young, 60, Ag Lab Thomas, 30 39 Joseph Parham, 60, Ag Lab Elizabeth, 44 Sarah, 65 Elizabeth, 23 James, 30 Dinah, 1 Harriet 29 Alice, 5 48 John Philpott, 52, carrier Jane, 50 40 Henry Hardiman, 36, Ag Lab Elizabeth, 14 Sarah, 36 Henry, 8 49 Stephen Moxham, 77, Ag Lab James, 6 Elizabeth, 23 Caroline, 3 Richard, 21 Sarah Butt, 16 50 Richard Thick, 71, carpenter Elizabeth, 56 Matilda, 13

1841 51 Richard Moxham, 79, Ag Lab Hannah, 71 57 Henry Moxham, 45, Ag Lab Elizabeth, 43 52 William Moxham, 85, Ag Lab Henry, 6 Martha, 77 John Hawkins, 18, Ag Lab

53 George Young, 30, Ag Lab 58 William Trowbridge, 32, Ag Lab Elizabeth, 25 William Hardiman, 20, Ag Lab Elizabeth, 4

54 Sarah Moxham, 53, Ag Lab 59 Charles Thorne, 19, Ag Lab Elizabeth, 23 Morgan Snook, 18, Ag Lab Maria, 21 Thomas Smart, 50, Ag Lab Henry, 19 Maria, 40 James, 13 William, 12 60 Elizabeth Smart, 32, Ag Lab Harry Smart, 26 55 Joseph Hallett, 66, Ag Lab Josias, 23 Elizabeth, 60 George, 21 Elias, 24 William, 14 Ann, 12 56 Aaron Martin, 30, Ag Lab Eliza, 26 Henry, 6 Anna, 8 Jane, 4 Mary, 1

CENSUS RETURN, FIFIELD BAVANT, 1841 Enumerator as for Ebbesbourne Wake 1 Henry Down Fussell, 32, Clerk 5 Henry Emm, 26, Ag Lab Margaret Francis, 24 Caroline, 20 Hester Ann, 19 Henry, 2/12 Maria Elizabeth, 10 Sarah White, 6 Elizabeth Tucker, 59, servant 6 William Baker, 55, Ag Lab 2 Thomas Blandford, 50, yeoman Maria, 38 Thomas, 8 George Emm, 48 Morgan, 5 George Emm, 10 Jane, 30 Emily Emm, 15 Advent (f), 1 William Emm, 89 Mary Anne Bennett, 20, independent Catherine Pike, 20, servant 7 William White, 48, Ag Lab Harriet Hobbs, 15, servant Elizabeth, 20 John, 18 3 Thomas Spencer, 45, Ag Lab Ann, 15 Hannah, 50 Emma, 9 William, 26 Mary, 30 Thomas, 18 Frederic, 15 8 Henry Gray, 18, (not stated) Maria, 14 Henry Penny, 20 George, 12 George Wilkins, 19

4 George Ball, 29, Ag Lab Mary, 26 Hannah, 8 Elizabeth, 6 James, 2/12 Charlotte Cull, 60, Ag Lab

Surnames recorded during the 1851 census in the Parishes of Ebbesbourne Wake & Fifield Bavant

Surname Serial numbers of entries in which the surnames appear Allen F7 Ball F3 Bath 52 Bennett 63 Blandford F6 Castle 28, 60 Critchell 41, 51 Duckett 20 Emm(s) F2, F4 Foyle 7 Gear(e) 26 Giles 42 Gould 35 Hardiman 38, 43, 49, 59 Hallett 25 Harvey 31 Hawkins 4 Head 14 Jenkins 3, 39, 63 Kerley 23, 47, 58, 61, F7 Marks 12 Martin 1 Moxham 4, 5, 10, 19, 34, 40, 46, 50 Parham 2, 53, 55 Philpot(t) 11, 37 Randal 35 Read 9 Rebbeck 32, 21 Shepherd 27 Shergold 17 Smart 8, 29, 48 Snook 36, 45 Spencer F5 Stevens 16, 45 Thick 22, 33, 62 Thorn(e) 15, 30, 56 Trowbridge 24 White F1 Wright 21 Young 6, 13 , 18, 44, 45, 54, 57 (Total 40 names)

CENSUS RETURN, EBBESBOURNE WAKE & FIFIELD BAVANT, 1851

Signed on 5th April 1851 by Henry Bennet, the enumerator for Ebbesbourne Wake and Fifield Bavant. (Salisbury Reference Library, Fiche 202)

1 Prescombe Cott 8, Pound Street Eliza Martin, wd, 39, pauper, Alvediston 1841, 56 Henry Smart, 33, Ag Lab Chalke Anne d, 17, UF, EW Mariane w, 34, Chalke Henry s, 15, Ag Lab, EW John Coombs s-in-law 15, Ag Lab, UM, EW Jane d, 13, pau, UF, EW Sarah A d, 4, UF, EW Abigail d, 9, scholar, UF, EW Thomas s, 2, UM, EW Sarah d, 7, sch, UF, EW Elizabeth d, 1/12, UF, EW Mary d, 3, UF, EW 9, Pound Street 2 Prestcombe Cott George Read, 58, Ag Lab EW 1841, 46 James Parhman, 40, Ag Lab, EW 1841, 39 Anne w, 54 Harriet w, 42, Cranborne Alice d, 15, UF, EW 10, Pound Street Sarah d, 7, UF, EW George Moxham, 50, Ag Lab Chalke 1841, 27 Henrietta d, 4, UF, EW Elizabeth w, 44, Somerset, Brunton Caroline d, 10, UF, EW Lucy d, 20, UF, Brunton Marianne d, 18, UF, Brunton 3, Pound Street George s, 16, Ag Lab, UM, EW William Jenkins, 59, carpenter, EW 1841, 17 Alfred s, 12, Ag Lab, UM, EW Miriam w, 58, Bulford William s, 10, Ag Lab, UM, EW Willliam s, 22, carpenter, UM, Bulford Emily d, 9, UF, EW Edward s, 20, carpenter, UM, Bulford Jane d, 5, UF, EW George, g-son, 5, UM, Bulford Charles Dadds nephew, 8, UM, Brunton Lot s, 18, blacksmith’s apprentice, UM, Bulford 11, Pound Street 4, Pound Street John Philpot, 62, carrier Somerset 1841, 48 Henry Moxham, 56, Ag Lab EW 1841, 57 Jane w, 62, shopkeeper, Fordingbridge Elizabeth w, 54, Alvediston Elizabeth d, 24, shopkeeper, UF, EW Henry Moxham s, 15, Ag Lab, UM, EW John Hawkins lodger, 27, Ag Lab, UM, EW 12, Pound Street Thomas Marks, 50, Ag Lab EW 1841, 29 5, Pound Street Jane w, 55, EW Sarah Moxham wdw, 64, pauper Wilts 1841, 54 Anne Head, 29, niece UF, EW William s, 21, Ag Lab, UM, EW 13, Pound Street 6, Pound Street James Young, 43, Ag Lab EW 1841, 28 George Young, 38, Ag Lab EW 1841, 53 Jane w, 53, Somerset Elizabeth w, 34, EW Elizabeth d, 15, UF, EW Elizabeth d, 14, UF, EW James s, 15, UM, EW Caroline d, 7, UF, EW Marianne d, 8, UF, EW Martha d, 1, UF, EW 14, Pound Street 7, Pound Street John Head, 59, Ag Lab Dorset 1841, 15 Edward Foyle, 80, Ag Lab, Chalke 1841, 35 Mary w, 56, Homington Jane w, 77, Wilts Elizabeth d, 21, UF, EW Isabella d, 35, UF, Milford George s 19, Ag Lab, UM, EW Augustin s 17, Ag Lab, UM, EW Elizabeth Jupe orphan, 12, UF, ?

1851 15, Cross 21, Philpots Living Henry Thorne, 31, Ag Lab EW 1841, 26 Harriet Wright, 57, farmer emp. labr, Dorset Martha w, 28, Chalke 1841, 20 Caroline d, 4, UF, EW Charles s, 24, UM, Donhead Mary d, 1, UF, EW Henrietta Rebbeck lodger, 25, dressmkr, UF, EW Anne Thorne lodger, 64, mother, EW Thomas s, 16 Ag Lab, UM, EW William Thorne, lodger, 20, brother, UM, EW Caroline Stone visitor, 13, UF, Dorset

16, Cross 22, Living George Stevens, 29, Ag Lab EW 1841, 32 Edwin Thick, 32, carpenter, EW 1841, 38 Matilda w, 27, Fovant Mary w, 28, EW Charles G s, 6, UM, EW Eliza d, 4, UF, EW Martha d, 2, UF, EW Frederick W s, 2, UM, EW Sarah wdw, mother, 68, lodger, EW 23, Living James, 38, brother, lodger, EW George Kerley, 74, Ag. Lab, Tollard Royal 1841, 21 17, Cross Martha w, 68, EW William Shergold, 58, Ag Lab Chalke 1841, 23 Charlotte w, 60, Winterslowe 24, May Lane Sarah d, 16, UF, EW William Trowbridge, 39, Ag Lab, EW 1841, 58 Maria d, 14, UF, EW Sarah w, 29, EW John s, 9, UM, EW 18, Cross Joseph Young, 39, blacksmith EW 1841, 11 25, May Lane Dinah w, 40, EW Elias Hallet, 33, Ag Lab, Woodyates 1841, 55 Sarah d, 14, sch, UF, EW Elizabeth w, 26, Chalke Anne d, 12, sch, UF, EW William s, 5, UM, Wilton William s, 9, sch, UM, EW Ellen d, 7, sch, UF, EW 26, May Lane Henry s, 5, sch, UM, EW James Geare, 62, wdr, shoe maker, EW, 1841, 36 Stephen s, 5, sch, UM, EW John s, 26, Ag Lab, UM, EW John s, 2, UM, EW Thomas s, 22, Ag Lab, UM, EW Mary d, 4/12, UF, EW George s, 20, Ag Lab, UM, EW Jane d, 17, UF, EW 19, Cross Mary Goalen visitor, 28, pauper, Chalke Charles Moxham, 47, Ag Lab EW 1841, 12 Mary Spencer visitor, wdw, 64, pauper, Berwick Hannah w, 48, EW Louisa d, 22, UF, EW 27, May Lane Charles s, 17, Ag Lab, UM, EW Elizabeth Shepherd wdw, 43, pauper, Bulford Phoebe d, 14, UF, EW James s, 22, Ag Lab, UM, EW Samuel s, 11, Ag Lab, UM, EW Sarah d, 17, UF, EW Arthur s, 5, UM, EW Mary d, 15, UF, EW John s, 9, UM, EW 20, Cross Frederick s, 7, UM, EW Charles Duckett, 29, Draper and Grocer EW Miriam w, 27, EW 28, May Lane Elizabeth d, 5, sch, UF, EW Thomas Castle, 56, Ag Lab, Tisbury 1841, 24 Jane w, 53, EW George s, 20, Ag Lab,, UM, EW John s, 18, Ag Lab, UM, EW Thomas s, 13 Ag Lab, UM, EW Jane d, 9, UF, EW Fanny Read lodger, 91, wdw, Dorset

1851 29, May Lane 36, West End George Smart, 31, Ag Lab EW 1841, ?60 Henry Snook, 69, Ag Lab, Tisbury 1841, 7 Mary w, 31, Berwick Jane w, 68, Chalke Emily d, 9, UF, EW Thomas s, 29, Ag Lab, UM, EW William s, 12 ?Jersey Levi s, 30, Ag Lab, UM, EW Maria d, 6, UF, Alv John g-son, 8, sch, UM, EW Henry s, 2, UM, E 37, West End 30, May Lane George Philpot, 53, Ag Lab EW 1841, 6 William Thorne, 38, Ag Lab EW Anne w, 44, EW Mary w, 40 ? Caroline d, 26, UF, EW Charlotte d, 10, UF, EW Henry s, 23, Ag Lab, UM, EW Anne d, 4, UF, EW Sarah A d, 18, UF, EW John s, 2, UM, EW Martha d, 21, UF, EW George s, 14, Ag Lab, UM, EW 31, Chase Farm House James s, 10, UM, EW Charles Harvey, 49, farmer emplg labr, Handley Mary Jane d, 5, UF, EW Caroline w, 20, Bishopstone Elizabeth d, 19, UF, Handley 38, West End Eliza d, 16, UF, Handley Henry Hardiman, 45, Ag Lab EW 1841, 40 Charles s, 14, UM, Handley Sarah w, 48, Wilts John s, 11, UM, Handley Henry s, 18, UM, EW George s, 7, UM, Handley Caroline d, 12, UF, EW John Williams servant, 16, Ag Lab, Bishopstone William s, 8, UM, EW

32, West End Farm House 39, West End John Rebbeck, 46, farmer emplg labr, EW 1841, 1 John Jenkins, 46, cordwainer EW 1841, 42 Mary w, 45, Steeple Langford Martha w, 41, EW Emma d, 22, UF, EW ?Sarah d, 12, sch, UF, EW John s, 19, UM, EW Susan 9, UF, EW Marianne Garrod visitor, 21, farmer’s daughter, UF Mary d, 8, UF, EW Elizabeth Bowles servant, 27, UF, Chalke Jane d, 3, UF, EW Mary Smith servant, 19, UF, Chilmark John s, 1, UM, EW

33, Castle Hill 40, West End Richard Thick, 81, pauper, late carpenter EW Henry Moxham, 28, Ag Lab, Alvediston 1841, 54 1841, 50 Charlotte w, 23, Alv Elizabeth w, 66, Tisbury Fanny d, 1, UF, EW Matilda d, 23, UF, EW Henrietta d, 4/12, UF, EW

34, Castle Hill 41, West End Richard Moxham, 35, Ag Lab EW 1841, 49 James Critchell, 37, Ag Lab EW 1841, 34 Sarah w, 25, Somerset, Bridgewater Prudence w, 32, EW Thomas s, 3, UM, Wilton John s, 8, UM, EW Sarah d, 1UF, EW 35, West End Rebecca Gould wdw, 65, seamstrs, EW, 1841, 45 42, West End Elizabeth Randal d, 39, seamstress, EW Charles Giles, 52, Ag Lab Dorset, Tarrant Hinton John s, 25, mason, UM, EW Sidney W Randal g-son, 12, UM, EW 43, West End James Hardiman, 48, Ag Lab EW 1841, 4 Sarah w, 38, EW Sarah d, 11, UF, EW George s, 8, UM, EW Eliza d, 5, UF, EW William s, 2, UM, EW 27

1851 44, West End 52, Church Street Thomas Young, 41, Ag Lab EW 1841, 47 Henry Bath, 55, Ag Lab Ansty 1841, 37 Eliza w, 36, Tisbury Sarah w, 49, EW Dinah d, 10, UF, EW William s, 28, Ag Lab, UM, EW William s, 2, UM, EW George s, 19, Ag Lab, UM, EW

45, West End 53, Church Street Richard Stevens, 33, Ag Lab EW 1841, 32 Henry Parham, 39, Ag Lab, EW 1841, 13 Elizabeth w, 34, EW Elizabeth w, 37, EW Anna d, 9, UF, EW George s, 15, Ag Lab, UM, EW Mary d, 4, UF, EW Sarah d, 12, UF, EW Sarah d, 2, UF, EW Mary Young lodger, 70, pauper, EW 1841, 47 54, Church Street Jane Snook, lodger, 29, pauper, EW 1841, 7 Jane Young, 56, farmer of 1 acre, EW, 1841, 8 Mereb Alford??lodger, 33, spinster, teacher ? 46, West End Richard Moxham 80, pauper late Ag Lab, EW, 55, Church Street 1841, 51 Joseph Parham, 79, Ag Lab Wilts 1841, 39 Hannah w, 70, EW Sarah w, 70, midwife, Alv

47, West End 56, Church Street James Kerley, 42, Ag Lab EW 1841, 18 Elizabeth Thorne, 55, pauper, Berwick 1841, ?41 Anne w, 42, EW Mary d, 18, UF, EW Sarah d, 10, sch, UF, EW Prudence d, 9, sch, UF, EW 57, Duck Street Lot s, 7, sch, UM, EW James Young, 54, blacksmth, parish clerk EW George s, 5, sch, UM, EW 1841, 19 Susannah w, 55, schoolmistress, Alv 48, Bunton Cottage Anna d, 27, dressmaker, UF, EW Thomas Smart, 64, Ag Lab Tisbury 1841, 59 William s, 25, blacksmith, UM, EW Maria w, 62, EW Elizabeth d, 15, UF, EW Josia s, 31, Ag Lab, UM, Chalke Eliza d, 30, UF, EW 58, Duck Street Anne d, 22, UF, EW George Kerley, 29, Ag Lab EW 1841, 21 Lidia w, 30, EW 49, West End William s, 5, UM, EW William Hardiman, 30, Ag Lab EW 1841, 58 Mary d, 4, UF, EW Amelia w, 29, Dorset Martha d, 1, UF, EW Ellen d, 1, UF, EW 59, Duck Street 50, West End William Hardiman, 68, Ag Lab Alvediston John Moxham, 42, Ag Lab EW 1841, 16 1841, 10 Hannah w, 38, Alv Marianne w, 67, Fovant Marianne d, 15, UF, EW Frederick s, 33, Ag Lab, M, EW Emma d, 8, sch, UF, EW Elizabeth d-in-law, 30, M, Chalke William g-son, 10, sch, UM, EW 51, Lushes Cottages Frederick g-son, 8, sch, UM, EW John Critchell, 71, Ag Lab Bower Chalke 1841, 34 Charles g-son, 6, UM, EW Rebecca w, 69, EW Lot g-son, 4, UM, EW William s, 28, Ag Lab, UM, EW Henry g-son, 1, UM, EW

1851 60, Duck Street 62, Thick's Cottage William Castle wdr, 70, pauper late Ag Lab George Thick, 72, pauper late carpenter EW Tisbury 1841, 38 Jane Topp d, wdw, 35, Ansty 1841, 43 Rebecca w, 62, seamstress, Somerset Mary g-dau, 12, sch, UF, EW Louisa d, 27, Ag Lab, UF, EW William g-son, 9 Ag Lab, UM, EW Lambert 20, Ag Lab, UM, EW Edwin g-son, 6, sch, UM, EW Emma g-dau, 4, UF, EW

61, Duck Street 63, Priory Farm House John Kerley, 44, mason, Alv 1841, 44 Susannah Bennett (wdw) 44, farmer 70a, employs Prudence w, 49, EW 25 men and 11 boys, Fovant 1841, 2 Samuel s, 21, mason, UM. Alv Henry (?Harry) s-in-law, 27, retired farmer, Wilts Elizabeth M d, 19, UF, Alv John s, 16, UM, EW John s, 8, UM, EW Martha 11, sch at home, UF, EW Frank 10, sch at home, UF, EW Anna M Pearce governess, 22, UF, Bath Susannah Jenkins servant, 25, EW Perilla Burch, servant, 17, Wilts

CENSUS RETURN, FIFIELD BAVANT, 1851

1, Little London 5, FB William White, 60, Ag Lab Swallowcliffe, 1841, F7 Thomas Spencer, 60, Ag Lab, Swallowcliffe, Mary w, 42, Dorset 1841, F3 William s, 9, UM, FB Anne w, 65, Handley Victoria d, 5, UF, FB William s, 36, Ag Lab, UM, FB Rosannah, d 1, UF, Wilton Thomas s, 29, Ag Lab, UM, FB Thomas g-son, 6, UM, FB Frederick s, 27, Ag Lab, UM, FB Sarah d, 22, UF, FB George s, 21, Ag Lab, UM, FB

2, Little London 6, FB George Emms, 57, (unm) Ag Lab FB, 1841, F6 Thomas Blandford, 60, farmer employs 36 Maria, sister, 48, FB labourers Gillingham, 1841, F2 Jane w, 43, Chalke 3, FB Morgan s, 15, UM, FB George Ball, 43, Ag Lab Tisbury 1841, F4 Henry s, 4, UM, FB Mary w, 38, Tisbury Harriet Hobbs servant, 26, UF, Somerset James s, 12, UM, FB Mary Goulding servant, 14, UF, Chalke Charlotte d, 9, UF, FB Fanny d, 6, UF, FB 7, FB, Rectory John s, 1/12, UM, FB William T Allen, 25, curate of EW and FB, Charlotte Cull lodger (wdw) 76 Middlesex Mary w, 23, Middlesex 4, FB William T. s, 1, UM, Chalke Henry Emm, 35, Ag Lab Chalke, 1841, F5 Hannah Allen visitor, 37, Middlesex Caroline w, 30, Alv Mary Kerley servant, 24, UF, EW Henry s, 9, UM, FB Fanny Castle servant, 14, UF, EW Edith d, 8, UF, FB James Pope groom, 17, UM, Downton Mary d, 5, UF, FB Edwin s, 3, UM, FB Anna M d, 1, UF, FB

Surnames recorded during the 1861 census in the Parishes of Ebbesbourne Wake & Fifield Bavant

Surname Serial numbers of entries in which the surnames appear Andrews 6, 21 Ball F1 Bath 41, 53 Blandford F4 Bowles 27 Bradley 8 Castle 55 Compton 7 Critchell 12, 22, 46 Emm(s) 60, F2, F5 Foyle 19 Gear(e) 54 Gould 27, 28, 40 Hallett 38 Hardiman 3, 18, 25, 34, 61 Harvey 5 Head 52 Jenkins 26, 73 Kerl(e)y 11, 32, 35 Martin 69 Moxham 13, 29, 47, 63, 64, 67, 71, 72 Philpot(t) 24, 66 Pike 40 Pole 32 Read 68 Rebbeck 20 Sh(u)(e)rgold 14, 45 Smart 2, 59, 65 Snook 1, 14 Spencer F3 Ste(v)(ph)ens 16, 43, 58, 62 Thick 23, 30, 31, 51 Thorley 50 Thorn(e) 4, 37, 48, 49 Toop 3 Tro(w)(u)bridge 44 Wheeler 9 White F6 Witt 57 Young 10, 17, 33, 36, 39, 42, 56, 70 (Total 40 names)

CENSUS RETURN, EBBESBOURNE WAKE, 1861 ( Salisbury Reference Library Fiche for Ebbesbourne, C188, for Fifield, C187)

Ebbesbourne enumerator Ed. Jenkins.

1, Prescombe Farm Cottages 7, do Levi Snook, 40, Ag Lab EW 1851, 36 Henry Compton, 29, Ag Lab, Bishopstone Jane w, 34, Wilts Sarah w, 25, Broadchalke Tom s, 4, EW Edgar s, 3, UM, Bishopstone George s, 2, EW William s, 3/12, EW

2, do 8, do Thomas Smart wdr, 74, carter Tisbury 1851, 48 Jacob Bradley, 48, shepherd, Alvediston Eliza Smart d, 41, UF, EW Margaret w, 25, EW Josiah Smart s, 40, carter, UM, Bowerchalke Mary J d, 18, UF, Alvediston Charles Mills lodger, 20, carter, UM, Fovant George s, 14, UM, shepherd boy, Alvediston

3, Chalke Way Head Farm Cottages 9, as 6 Charles Hardiman, 33, carter EW John Wheeler, 49, carter, Long Critchell Jane w, 45, Tisbury Mary J w, 49, Pentridge Dorset James s, 10, carter's boy, Dorset Long Crirchel Ann d, 16, UF, 6d Handley Sarah d, 7, UF, Whiteparish William s, 12, farmer's boy, 6d Handley William s, 6, sch, UM, Burcombe Mary E, d, 9, Dorset Martha d, 4, UF, EW William Toop, 19, UM, carter, EW 10, West End Cottages Edwin Toop, 16, UM, carter, EW James Young, 52, Ag Lab EW 1851, 13 Jane w, 67, Somerset 4, do Mary A d, 19, UF, EW ?Eames Thorne, 35, shepherd, EW Mary w, 25, EW 11, do Maria, 2, UF, EW James Kerley, 52, Ag Lab EW 1851, 47 Ann w, 52, Broadchalke 5, Chase Farm House Lot s, 18, UM, carter, EW Charles Harvey, 59, farmer 500a, 12 lab, 4 boys George s, 15, carter, EW Handley Caroline w, 58, Bishopstone 1851, 31 12, do Charles s, 24, UM, 6d Handley John Critchell wdr, 81, form. Ag Lab EW 1851, 51 John s, 21, UM, 6d Handley William s, 38, Ag Lab, EW Annie d, 21, UF, 6d Handley ? s, 2 13, do John Moxham, 53, carter EW 1851, 50 6, Chase Farm Cotts Hannah w, 49, Alvediston George Andrews, 43, carter Bishopstone (William Shergold, 21, MM, Ag Lab, Handley Mary w, 41,Bishopstone (Emma w, 19, MF, EW George s, 22, carter, Bishopstone Eliza d, 12, UF, Bishopstone 14, do Dinah, d, 9, UF, Bishopstone Henry Snook, 79, form. Ag Lab Tisbury 1851, 36 Sarah d J, 6, UF, Martin Jane w, 78, Broadchalke James s, 3, UM, Gussage Thomas s ,40, UM, shepherd, EW Fanny d, 1/12, UF, EW Jane d, 41, UF, EW John g-s, 18, shepherd, EW

1861 15, uninhabited 25, Henry Hardiman, 54, carter EW 1851, 38 16, do Sarah w, 58, Wilts James Stephens, 50, Ag Lab EW ?1851, 16 James s, 26, UM, Ag Lab, EW Hariett w, 43, Fovant Caroline d, 22, UF, EW Charles s, 9, UM, carter’s boy, Fovant William s, 18, UM, carter's boy, EW Lot s, 6, UM, sch 26, 17, do John Jenkins, 54, cordwainer EW 1851, 39 Thomas Young, 50, Ag Lab EW 1851, 44 Martha w, 51, EW Eliza w, 47, Tisbury Mary d, 18, UF, formerly servant, EW Dinah d, 20, UF, EW Jane d, 13, UF, sch, EW William s, 18, UM, Ag Lab John s, 11, UM, sch, EW Betty d, 9, UF, sch EW 18, do James Hardiman, 53, Ag Lab, EW 1851, 43 27, Sarah w, 49, Tisbury William Bowles, 51, carpenter, Salisbury Eliza d, 15, UF, EW Sarah w, 51, EW William s, 12, carter's boy, EW Sarah A, 16, UF, sch, Alvediston Rebekah Gould mother-in-law, Wd, 75, EW 1851, 35 19, West End Cotts Isabella Foyle, 45, UF, Wilts 1851, 7 28, John Gould, 36, journeyman bricklayer EW 1851, 35 20, West End Farm Mary w, 29, dressmaker, Semley John Rebbeck, 56, farmer 1000a, 30 lab, EW Jane d, 4, UF, sch, Donhead 1851, 32 William s, 2, UM, EW Mary w, 55, Wilts John s, 29, UM, EW 29, Elizabeth Powell visitor, 45, Steeple Langford: Richard Moxham, 45, Ag Lab EW 1851, 34 fundholder Sarah w, 37, Somerset Charlotte Thorne, 20, servant, UF Tom s, 13, UM, carter's boy, Wilton Mary d, 9, UF, sch, EW 21, Robert Andrews, 23,UM, carter Pentridge Dorset 30, Elizabeth Thick wd, 71, Tisbury 1851, 33 22, Matilda d, 33 UF, EW James Critchell, 47, Ag Lab EW 1851, 41 Prudence w, 43, EW 31, North Street John s, 14, UM, farmer's boy, EW Rebecca Thick, wd, 71 Somerset 1851, 62 Martha d, 11, UF sch, EW Louisa d, 37,UF, laundress, EW George s, 8, UM, sch, EW Lambert s, 32, UM, carpenter, EW Charles s, 5, UM, sch, EW Emma g-d, 14, UF, sch, EW

23, 32, do Alfred Thick, 40, bricklayer, EW John Kerley, 56, mason Alvediston 1851, 61 Sophia w, 30, Homington Prudence w, 60, EW Elizabeth d, 8, UF, sch, EW Samuel s, 30, UM, mason, Alvediston Emily d, 4, UF, EW John s, 18, UM, labourer, Maria d, 2, UF, EW Alfred Kerley Wright g-s, 3, UM, sch, EW Fanny d, 8/12, UF, EW Alfred Pole lodger, 27, Chelsea pnsner Ag Lab, Alv'n Sarah Pole, w, 21, EW (married to Alfred) 1851, 43 24, George Philpott, 23, UM, Ag Lab EW 1851, 37 James Philpott, brother, 20, UM, Ag Lab 34

1861 33, do 41, do James Young, 35, Ag Lab EW ?1841, 41 Henry Bath, 63, Ag Lab Ansty 1851, 52 Mary w, 28, EW Elizabeth w, 52, Bulford 1851, 27 Maria d, 5, UF, EW Frederick Shepherd, (step)son, 17, UM, carter, EW John s, 4, UM, EW Jane d, 2, UF, EW 42, South Street Anne d, 2/12, UF, EW Joseph Young, 52, blacksmith, EW 1851, 18 Dinah w, 50, EW 34, do Sarah d, 24, UF, dressmaker, EW William Hardiman 77, f’mer Ag Lab Alvdn 1851, 59 William s, 19, UM, journeyman blacksmith, EW Mary w, 78, Fovant Ellen d, 17, UF, EW Eliza Martin, lodger, wd, 49 Alvdn 1851, 1 Stephen s, 15, UM, Ag Lab, EW Ann Martin d of Eliza, lodger, 28, UF, EW John s, 13, UM, sch, EW Mary Martin d of Eliza, lodger, 13, UF, EW Mary d, 10, UF, sch, EW Edwin s, 7, UM, sch, EW 35, North Street (cont) George Kerly, 39, Ag Lab EW 1851, 58 43, do Lydia w, 40, EW George Stephens, 38, wdr, shepherd EW 1851, 16 William s, 15, UM, Ag Lab, EW Charles s, 17, UM, carter, EW Mary d, 14, UF, sch, EW Frederick s, 13, UM, shepherd boy, EW Martha d, 11, UF, sch, EW John Coombs, lodger, 24, Ag Lab, EW 1851, 8 Stephen s, 9, UF, sch, EW Maria Coombs, m to John, lodger, 24, EW ?1851, 17 Sarah d, 7/12, UF, EW William. Coombe, s of John, 1, UM, EW

36, do 44, do James Young, 64, blacksmith, EW 1851, 57 William Troubridge, 53, Ag Lab EW 1841, 24 Susannah w, 64, Alvediston Sarah w, 48, Wilts Elizabeth, d, 25, UF, EW John ?Carsby, s-in-law 20 UM, Ag Lab, Hindon Henry Targett, visitor, 13, UM, Ag Lab, Fovant 37, Church Street Elizabeth Thorne, wd, 65 Berwick St J 1851, 56 45, do Charles, g-son, 9, UM, carter's boy, EW William Shurgould, 68, Ag Lab, Bowerch. 1851, 17 James Young, nephew, 36, UM, shep'rd, Berwick Charlotte w, 70, Wilts ?13,1851 46, do 38, do Charles Critchell, 49, shopkeeper/grocer EW Elias Hallett, 45, Ag Lab Handley 1851, 25 Miriam w, 37, Wilts Elizabeth w, 36, Bowerchalke Betsy d, 15, UF, EW William s, 14, UM, Ag Lab, Wilton Josiah s, 7, UM, EW George s, 11, UM, Ag Lab, EW Thomas s, 9, UM, Ag Lab, EW 47, do Ann d, 4, UF, sch, EW Charles Moxham, 57, Ag Lab, E 1851, 19 Betsy d, 2, UF, EW Hannah w, 58, Tisbury Phebe d, 24, UF, EW 39, do Samuel s, 21, UM, mason's labourer, EW Jane Young, 66, former servant EW 1851, 54 James Cope, visitor, 24, plasterer, Wilton

40, do 48, do Joseph Pike, 69, mason-labourer Ansty William Thorne, 29, Ag Lab EW 1851, 15 Harriett w, 57, school mistress, Ansty Sarah w, 26, UF, Broadchalke Kate Carley adopted, 20, UF, governess, Donhead Eliza d, 5, UF, sch, EW Fanny W Malyen?, 2 child-indecipherable, Devon Susanna d, 2, UF, EW Maria Gould, servant, 17, UF, Alvediston

1861 49, do 57, do Henry Thorne, 45, Ag Lab EW 1851, 15 George Witt, 60, carrier, Broadchalke Martha w, 38, EW Sarah w, 63, Bowerchalke Caroline d, 14, sch, EW Elenor d, 29,UM, assistant, Broadchalke Mary d, 12, UF, sch, EW Arthur s, 26, UM, bricklayers labour, Broadchalke Anna d, 10, UF, sch, EW James s, 4, sch, UM, EW 58, South Farm House Ann Thorne, mother-in-law, 76, wd, EW Thomas Stevens, 53, farmer 866a, 17 men, 18 boys Broadchalke 50, do Hannah w, 57, Dorset Martha ?Thorley, wd, 79 EW George s, 19, UM, Wilts Emma d, 17, UF, Wilts 51, do Edwin Thick, 41, carpenter EW 1851, 22 59, do Mary w, 38, EW George Smart, 38, Ag Lab Bowerchalke 1851, 29 Eliza d, 14, UF, sch, EW Mary w, 37, Berwick Victoria d, 10, UF, sch, EW Henry s, 13, UM, ploughboy, EW Jane d, 5, UF, sch, EW William s, 8, UM, sch, EW Carry d, 3, UF, sch, EW Lot s, 4, UM, sch, EW Gilbert s, 11/12, UM, EW 52, do Augustus Head, 28, Ag Lab EW 1851, 14 60, East Street Sophia w, 29 Andover Joseph Emm, 29, Ag Lab Broadchalke Mary A d, 6, UF, sch Andover Ann w, 39, EW William s, 4, UF, sch Gosport Mary d, 11/12, UF, Brodchalke Ellen d, 1, UF, EW John Head, visitor, 69, Ag Lab, Farnham Elizabeth d, 1/12, UF, EW 61, do 53, do Frederick Hardiman, 42, shepherd, EW 1851, 59 Charles Bath, 32, Ag Lab, EW 1841, 37 Elizabeth w, 40, Broadchalke Louisa w, 32, EW Frederick s, 18, UM, mason's labourer, EW Elias s, 6, UM, sch, EW Charles s, 16, UM, shepherd, EW Mary A d, 4, UF, sch, EW Lot s, 14, UM, carters boy, EW Phebe d, 2, UF, EW Henry s, 12, UM, carters boy, Dorset Elizabeth d, 9, UF, sch, EW 54, do Jane d, 7, UF, sch, EW George Gear, 30, Ag Lab, EW 1851, 26 Anna d, 5, UF, sch, EW Elizabeth, w, 24, EW Frank s, 1, UM, EW Sam s, 2, UM, EW Jane d, 2/12, UF, EW 62, do Richard Stevens, 47, Ag Lab EW 1851, 45 55, do Elizabeth w, 44, EW Thomas Castle, 66, carter Tisbur 1851, 28 Mary d, 14, UF, EW Jane w, 66, EW Sarah d, 12, UF, sch, EW Thomas s, 22, UM, Ag Lab, EW John s, 9, UM, sch, EW Tom Castle Young, g-son, 6, UM, sch, EW 63, do 56, do Wiliam Moxham, 31, Ag Lab, EW 1851, 5 William Young, 35, blacksmith, EW 1851, 57 Ann W, 31, EW Sarah w, 34, Bowerchalke Sidney s, 4, UM, sch, EW Charles W s, 1, UM, EW Ellen d, 2, UF, EW

1861 64, do 69, do Henry Moxham, 39, Ag Lab Alvediston 1851, 40 Joseph Martin, 45, shepherd, EW Charlotte w, 34, Alvediston Charlotte w, 41, EW Fanny d, 11, UF, sch, EW Jane d, 12, UF, sch, EW Henrietta d, 10, UF, sch, EW Martha d, 8, UF, sch, Dorset Sarah d, 7, UF, sch, EW Charlotte d, 3, UF, sch, EW Caroline d, 5, UF, sch, EW Sarah d, 1, UF, EW

65, do 70, do Henry Smart, 42, carter Bowerchalke 1851, 8 George Young, 48, wdr, shepherd, EW 1851, 6 Mary A w, 49, Broadchalke Caroline d, 18, UF, EW Sarah Coombs, d-in-law, 14, UF, EW Martha d, 11, UF, sch, EW Thomas s, 12, UM, carters boy, EW Elizabeth d, 10, UF, sch, EW 71, do Jane d, 8, UF, sch, EW Josiah Moxham, 33, Chelsea Pensioner, Ag Lab, EW Eliza d, 6, UF, sch, EW 1851, 5 Mary d, 4, UF, sch, EW Emily w, 26, EW James s, 2, UM, EW 66, do Sarah Moxham, visitor, wd, 73, Tisbury John Philpott, 72, wdr, carrier/grocer Dorset 1851, 11 72, do Elizabeth d, 34, UF, EW Henry Moxham, wdr, 66, former Ag Lab EW 1851, 4 Henry, s, 25, M, Ag lab, EW 67, do Ann Moxham w of Henry, 27, Fovant George Moxham, 66, Ag lab Broadchalke 1851, 10 Frank s of Henry, 2, UM, EW Elizabeth w, 60, Somerset Lucy d, 30, UF, Somerset 73, do William s, 20 UM, Ag Lab, EW Edward Jenkins, 30, carpenter and wheeler EW 1851, 3 68, do Eliza w, 21, Broadchalke George Read, 69, Ag Lab EW 1851, 9 Eliza d, 1, UF, Broadchalke Ann Read w, 64, EW Mary d, 4/12, UF, EW Mary ?Mass, visitor, wd, 58, Hants

CENSUS RETURN, FIFIELD BAVANT, 1861 Fifield enumerator John Burrough Coombs

1, FB 4, FB George Ball, 53, Ag Lab, Tisbury 1851, F3 Thomas Blandford, wdr, 76, 850a, 22men, 8 boys Mary w, 48, FB Gillingham 1851, F6 Charlotte d, 19, UF, FB Morgan s, 25, UM, FB Thomas s, 13, UM, ploughboy, FB Harriett d, 27, FB John s, 11, UM, ploughboy, FB Elizabeth Blandford, visitor, 36, UF, dressmaker, Mddlsex 2, FB Martha Blandford, visitor, 15, UF, sch, Swallowcliffe Caroline Emm, 40, Wd Alvediston 1851, F4 Jane, 14, UF, sch, visitor, Swallowcliffe Henry Emm s, 22, UM, carter, FB Susan King, 30, servant, Chicksgrove Edwin s, 13, UM, ploughboy, FB Sarah Martin, 17, servant, EW Charlotte d, 8, UF, FB James Shepherd, 31, groom, Broadchalke Elizabeth d, 4, UF, FB William Martin, 18, carter, Broadchalke Sarah d, 3, UF, FB 5, FB 3, FB George Emm, 67, Ag Lab, FB 1851, F2 Thomas Spencer, 71, shepherd Swallowcliffe 1851, F5 Maria, sister, 58, UF, FB Anne w, 74, 6d Handley Anne, niece, 37, UF, FB William s, 46, UM, shepherd, FB Thomas s, 38, UM, shepherd, FB 6, FB William White, 70, Ag Lab Swallowcliffe 1851, F1 Mary w, 51, Gussage Wilts William s, 19, UM, carter, Little London Jane d, 15, UF, Little London Elizabeth d, 2, UF, Little London

Surnames recorded during the 1871 census in the Parishes of Ebbesbourne Wake & Fifield Bavant

Surname Serial numbers of entries in which the surnames appear Adams 1 Allwood 66 Andrews F1, F9 Bath 35, 48, 70, 71, 72 Beener F9 Benjafield 74 Bennett F3 Best F11 Bowles 27, 32 Carey F9 Carley 6 Chirman F10 Clouler 19 Compton F2 Coombs F4 Critchell 30, 38, 44, 58 Dyer F5 Emms 41, F10 Ferries F7 Foyle 53 Gear(e) 73 Gould 33, 40 Hallett 49 Hardiman 13, 18, 42, 54, 57 Hargreave 34 Harvey 1 Hatcher 1 Head 8, 29, 41 Hill 1 Hockey F9 House F8 Jenkins 31, 67 Kerley 7, 10, 28, 36, 37 King 15, 50 Lane 39 Lush 9 Martin 12 Maylor 6 Messer 2 Moxham 16, 17, 18, 26, 35, 43, 69, 71, 72, F9 Parham 31 Penny 1 Perrett 45 Philpot(t) 11, 46 Pike 6 Pole 47 Prince F5 Read 53 Raymond 3 Rebbeck 30

Surnames recorded in Ebbesbourne Wake during the 1871 census (cont.)

Shepherd 64 Sh(u)(e)rgold 68 Smart 11, 14, 22, 40 Smith F9 Snook 27 Ste(ph)(v)ens 15, 52 Still F6 Thick 23, 24, 25, 34 Thorn(e) 63, 65, 69 Topp 20 Trowbridge 62 White F12 Wright 7 Young 4, 5, 21, 45, 51, 55, 56, 59, 60 (Total 64 names)

CENSUS RETURN, EBBESBOURNE WAKE, 1871 (Salisbury Reference Library Fiche D213, D212 Fifield)

Ebbesbourne Wake enumerator, George Benjafield

1 Chase Farm 7 Charles Harvey, 69, farmer 549a, 12 men, 4 boys John Kerley, 65, former mason (pauper) Alvediston 6d Handley 1861, 5 1861, 32 Caroline w, 48, Bishopstone Prudence w, 68, EW Anna Maria d, 24, UF, 6d Handley Alfred Kerley Wright, grandson 13, UM, Ag lab Hedley Geo s, 12, UM, sch, EW James Hile, servant, 20, UM, 6d Handley 8 Lot Hatcher, servant, 18, UM do George Head, 39, Ag Lab EW 1851, 14 Fanny Adams, servant, 19, UF, do Jennifer w, 31, 6d Handley Arthur Penny, servant, 19, UM, do John s, 5, UM, sch, Berwick St John Edward Chas s, 8/12, UM, EW 2 Chase Robert Messer, 22, Ag Lab, 6d Handley 9 Georgina w, 20, 6d Handley George Lush, 58, shepherd, Bowerchalke Maria w, 49, Sutton Mandeville 3 Chase Walter Henry, 6, grandson, UM, Bowerchalke John Raymond, 28, shepherd Cranborne Anne w, 26, Dorset 10 Elizabeth d, 4, UF, Dorset Samuel Kerley, 40, mason (deaf) Alv 1861, 32 George s, 2, UM, do Sarah w, 49, Fovant Fanny Jervis, 18, sister-in-law, Dorset 11 4 Elizabeth Philpott, 44 UF, ret. Grocer EW 1861, 66 William Young, 29, blacksmith EW 1861, 42 Eliza Smart, servant, 16, UF, EW 1861, 65 Sarah w, 27, EW Henry Chas s, 6, UM, EW 12 Mary Eliz d, 3, UF, EW Joseph Martin, 54, Carter, EW 1861, 69 Agnes Jane d, 2, UF, EW Charlotte w, 51, EW Jane d, 22, UF, servant, EW 5 Martha d, 19, UF, EW James Young, 35, horse clipper, Ag Lab, EW Charlotte d, 13, UF, EW ?wdr, see 1881, 57 1861, 33 Sarah d, 11, UF, sch, EW Maria d, 15, UF, EW Eliza, d, 6, UF, EW John s, 14, UM, servant, EW Joseph, grandson, 4/12, UM, EW Jane d, 12, UF, sch, EW Anne d, 9, UF, sch, EW 13 Eliza d, 6, UF, sch, EW Frederick Hardiman, 52, shepherd EW 1861, 61 Tom s, 4, UM, sch, EW Betsy w, 49, Broadchalke James, father, wdr, 65, formerly ag lab, EW Lok s, 22, UM, gen lab, EW Henry s, 21, UM, gen lab EW 6 Elizabeth d, 19, UF, servant, EWt Joseph Pike, 79, former Ag Lab, Ansty 1861, 40 Jane d, 17, UF, servant, EW Harriett w, 65, schoolmistress, Ansty Frank s, 10, UM, sch, EW Kate Carley, boarder, 28, UF, governess, Donhead Fanny d, 8, UF, sch, EW Fanny Malyor, 12, UF, boarder, sch, Donhead Henry Barter, visitor, 22, UM, blacksmith, Wilts

1871 14 22 Prescombe Henry Smart, 58, Ag Lab, carter Bowerch 1861, 65 Eliza Smart, 59, UF, pauper, EW 1861, 2 Mary Anne w, 59, Broadchalke Sarah Anne Coombs step-d, 24, UF, EW 23 Mary Smart d, 14, UF, sch, UF Alfred Thick, 49, bricklayer EW 1861, 23 Clarrie Jane Coombs granddaughter, 4/12, UF, EW Sophia w, 42, Wilts Henry Smart grandson, 3, UM, sch, EW Maria d, 11 UF, sch, EW Robert King, son-in-law, 24, MM, shepherd, Fanny d, 9, UF, sch, EW Somerset James s, 6, UM, sch, EW Elizabeth King d, 20, MF, EW Henry s, 4, UM, sch, EW William King, grandson, 1, UM, EW Edwin s, 3, UM, EW

15 24 Richard Stevens, 56, Ag Lab EW 1861, 62 Lambert Thick, 42, journeyman carpenter, EW Elizabeth w, 53, EW 1861, 31 Sarah d, 22, UF, servant, EW Louise sister, 47, laundress, EW John s, 19, UM, Ag Lab, EW Mary Eliza, granddaughter, 9/12, UF, EW 25 William King, boarder, 17, UM, Ag Lab, Somerset Edwin Thick, 52, carpntr employ'g 4 EW 1861, 51 Mary w, 48, EW 16 Martha d, UF, 22, EW Henry Moxham, 49, Ag Lab, Alvediston 1861, 64 Jane d, 15, UF, EW Charlotte w, 43, Alvediston Carrie d, 13, UF, sch, EW Fanny d, 21, servant, EW Florence d, 9, UF, sch, EW Florence d, 2, EW 26 17 Henry Moxham, 36, ag lab, EW 1861, 72 William Moxham, 40, ag lab EW 1861, 63 Ann w, 37, Fovant Anne w, 40, EW Frank s, 12, UM, Ag Lab, EW Sidney s, 14, UM, ag lab, EW George s, 9, UM, EW Ellen d, 12, UF, sch, EW Eliza d, 7, UF, EW William s, 10, UM, ag lab, EW Maria d, 7, UF, sch, EW 27, Prescombe Sarah d, 5, UF, sch, EW Levi Snook, 53, Ag Lab EW 1861, 1 Jane w, 46, Alvediston 18 Tom s, 16, UM, Ag Lab, EW William Hardiman, 30, Ag Lab EW 1861, 25 George s, 12, UM, Ag Lab, EW Jane w, 26, EW Eliza d, 9, sch, UF, EW Tom, 6, UM, sch, EW John Snook, boarder, 26, UM, shepherd, Tisbury William Geo, 4, UM, sch, Alvediston Lok s, 3, UM, Alvediston 28 George Moxham, father-in-law, 75, wdr, George Kerley, 49, Ag Lab EW 1861, 35 Broadchalke 1861, 67 Lydia w, 50, EW 19 Stephen s, 19, UM, Ag Lab, EW Frederick ?Clouler, 27, Ag Lab EW ?1841, 19 Sarah d, 11, UF, sch, EW Sarah w, 26, Wilts 29 20 Augustus Head, 37, Ag Lab EW 1861, 52 Edwin Topp, 25, Ag Lab EW 1841, 43 Sophia w, 38, Andover Henrietta w, 20, EW Mary Ann d, 16, UF, servant, Gosport Annie d, 2, UF, EW William s, 14, UM, under-carter, EW Albert s, 1, UM, EW Ellen d, 11, UD, sch, EW Henry s, 6, UM, sch, EW 21 Charlotte d, w, UD, sch, EW George Young, wdr, 59, shepherd, EW 1861, 70 Rhoda d, 1, UF, EW Martha d, 21, UF, EW Frederick s, 3/12, UM, EW

1871 30 West End 39 George Lane, 32, carter, Fovant John Rebbeck, 39, landowner EW 1861, 20 Susan w, 29, Wilts Eliza Ann w, 35, Broadchalke Sarah Ann d, 8, Wilts John s, 7, UM, EW Alice Maud d, 6, UF, EW 40 Bernard Heyward s, 4, UM, EW George Smart, 49, carter Bowerchalke 1861, 59 Emily Margaret d, 3, UF, EW Mary w, 47, Berwick St John Charlotte Ethel d, 1, EW William s, 19, UM, labourer, EW Jane Barell, cook, 29, UF, Wilts Lok s, 14, UM, labourer, EW Charlotte Stevens, housemaid, 18, UF, Wilts Gilbert s, 11, UM, works in stables, EW Martha Critchell, 21 UF, maidservant, EW William John Gould stepson, 30, UM, Ag Lab, Jersey

31 West End 41 John Jenkins, 64, shoemaker EW 1861, 26 Joseph Emm, 39, Ag Lab, Broadckalke 1861, 60 Martha w, 61, EW Ann w, 49, EW Elizabeth Parham, sister, wd, 66, EW Mary d, 10, UF, sch, Broadchalke John Head, 67 wdr, boarder, pauper, 6d Handley 32 West End William Bowles, 61, carpenter, Salisbury 1861, 27 42 Sarah w, 60, EW Henry Hardiman, 65, pauper EW 1861, 25 Sarah w, 67, pauper, Wilts 33 West End John Gould, 45, bricklayer EW 1861, 28 43 Mary w, 39, Wilts John Moxham, 63, pauper EW 1861, 13 Jane Rebecca d, 14, UF, pupil teacher, Wilts Hannah w, 59, pauper, Alvediston John Henry s, 7, UM, sch, EW Eleanor My d, 5, UF, sch, EW 44 Rosa Eliza d, 2, UF, EW James Critchel, 67, Ag Lab EW 1861, 22 Prudence w, 53, EW 34 Castle Hill John s, 23, UM, Ag Lab, EW Elizabeth Thick, wd, 80, pauper Tisbury 1861, 30 George s, 18, UM, Ag Lab, EW Matilda d, 43, UF, pauper Charles s, 16, UM, Ag Lab, EW

35 Castle Hill 45 Richard Moxham, 56, pauper EW 1861, 29 William Young, 45, beer house keeper, EW 1861, 56 Sarah w, 48, Somerset Sarah w, 40, Bowerchalke, EW Tobias M Bath step s, boarder, 22, UM, sheph'd Charles s, 11, UM, sch, EW Wilton Emily Ann d, 9, UF, sch, EW Mary Moxham d, 19, UF, ag lab, EW Edward Tom s, 6, UM, sch, EW Betty Susannah d, 4, UF, sch, EW 36 Edward W Perrett, nephew, 19, UM, ag lab, James Kerley, 64, Ag Lab EW 1861, 11 Bowerchalke Ann w, 63, Broadchalke Ann d, 16, UF, nurse to children, EW 46 James Philpott, 30, Ag Lab EW 1861, 24 37 George, 35, brother, Ag Lab EW Lot Kerley, 27, Ag Lab, EW 1861, 11 Ann, 65, mother, wd, EW 1851, 37 Eliza w, 26, EW Walter Geo s, 3, UM, EW 47 Florence d, 9/12, UF, EW Alfred Pole, 37, pensioner Alvediston 1861, 32 Sarah w, 31, EW 38 William Critchel, 48, ag lab/thatcher EW 1861, 12 48 Martha w, 31, Fovant Henry Bath, 68, Ag Lab, Ansty 1861, 41 Elizabeth Ann d, 9/12, UF, EW Elizabeth w, 58, Wilts

1871 49 58 Elias Hallett, 55, Ag Lab Handley 1861, 38 Miriam Critchel, 47 wd, grocer EW 1861, 46 Elizabeth w, 45, Bowerchalke Josiah s, 17, UM, grocer George s, 22, UM, labourer, EW Alfred M Cox s-in-law, 27, MM, grocer, Wilts Anne d, 14, UF, EW Betsy Cox d, 25, MF, EW Emma Mary d, 8, UF, sch, EW Francis Chas Cox, grandson, 9/12, UM, EW John Frank s, 1, UM, EW 59 50 Joseph Young, 61, blacksmith EW 1861, 42 Samuel King, 30, coachman, Alvediston Dinah w, 60, EW Martha w, 22, EW Stephen s, 25, UM, carpenter, EW Harry Geo s, 1, UM, EW John s, 22, UM, blacksmith, EW Edwin s, 17, UM, Ag Lab, EW 51 William Young, 29, Ag Lab EW 1861, 17 60 Emily, w, 27, Bowerchalke Sarah Young, UF, 34, dressmaker EW 1861, 42 Eliza d, 6, UF, EW Mary, sister, 20, UF, EW Thomas Young, father, 61, wdr, Ag Lab EW Albert s, 5, UM, EW (Son of head of family, probably Albert 52 (Kerley) Young) Charles Stevens, 19, carter Fovant 1861, 16 Sarah Jane w, 18, Bishopstone 62 Lok Stevens, brother, 16, UM, Ag Lab, EW William Trowbridge, 63, Ag Lab EW 1861, 44 Harriett Stevens, mother wd, 54, Fovant Sarah W, 58, Wilts

53 63 Isabella Foyle, 54, UF, pauper Laverstock 1861, 19 William Thorne, 40, Ag Lab EW 1861, 48 Ann Read, 74, UF, boarder, pauper EW 1861, 68 Sarah w, 37, Broadchalke Susanna d, 12, UF, sch, EW 54 William s, 8,UM, sch, EW James Hardiman, 63, Ag Lab EW 1861, 18 Sarah w, 59, Tisbury 64 William s, 22, UM, shepherd, EW John Shepherd, 36, Ag Lab EW ?1851,27 Anne w, 38, EW 55 Henry s, 5/12, UM, EW James Young, 45, shepherd, Berwick Eliza w, 42, EW 65 Jane Castleman, 8, UF, stepdaughter, sch, London Henry Thorne, 51, Ag Lab EW 1861, 49 Martha w, 48, Broadchalke 56 Anna d, 19, UM, servant, EW James Young, 75, blacksmith EW 1861, 36 James s, 14, UM, Ag Lab, EW Susanna w, 75, Alvediston Anne Thorne, mother-in-law, wd, 83, pauper, EW Elizabeth d, 35, UF, EW Anna Green, 61, wd, dressmaker, visitor, Wilts 66 William Allwood, 37, shepherd, Alvediston 57 Caroline w, 37, Wilts James Hardiman, 35, Ag Lab EW 1861, 25 Tom s, 10, UM, shepherd boy, Alvediston Jane w, 35, Broadchalke George s, 9, UM, shepherd boy, do Matilda A Blanchard, step-d, 12, UF, sch, Alfred s, 7, UM, sch, do Broad Chalke James s, 5, UM, sch, do James s, 7, UM, sch, EW Albert s, 3, UM, sch, do Henry s, 5/12, UM, EW Louisa d, 7/12, UF do

1871 67 72 Edwin Jenkins, 40, carpenter, EW 1861, 73 Samuel Moxham, 31, carrier, EW 1861, 47 Eliza w, 29, Broadchalke Elizabeth w, 28, Tisbury Eliza Jane d, 11, sch, UF, Broadchalke Henry Bath, 9, UM, visitor, EW William s, 5, sch, UM, EW Charles Bath, 2, visitor, UM, EW Alfred Ed s, 3, UM, EW 73 68 George Gear, 39, wdr, Ag Lab, EW 1861, 54 William Shergold, 31, Ag Lab, Farley 1861, 45 Tom s, 13, UM, Ag Lab, EW Emma w, 28, EW Jane d, 10, UF, sch, EW John s, 9, sch, UM, EW Emily d, 7, UF, sch, EW George s, 7, sch, UM, Pimperne Kate d, 4, UF, sch, EW Albert s, 4, sch, UM, EW Samuel Gear, 44, lodger, Ag Lab, EW Ann d, 1, UF, EW Elizabeth 50, wd, lodger, Berwick St John Charlotte, mother, 83, wdw, pauper, Wilts 1861, 45 Catherine d, 9, UF, sch, Berwick St John

69 74 Josiah Moxham, 43, Ag Lab, EW 1861, 71 George Benjafield, 49, farmer 860a, 22men 9 boys, Emily w, 35, EW Dorset James s, 17, Ag Lab, UM, EW Martha w, 28, Dorset Charles Thorne nephew, 20, UM, Ag Lab, EW,1861, Eleanor May d, 3, UF, EW 37 Mabel E d, 2. UF, EW George Herbert s, 5/12, UM, EW 70 Marian B d, 5/12, UF, EW Charles Bath, 42, Ag Lab, EW 1861, 53 Bernie B, nephew, 21, UM, Gillingham Susanna w, 42, EW Susan Lorer, 20, UF, servant, Broadchalke Annie Bath, 14, UF, nurse, EW 71 Charles Moxham, 67, Ag Lab, EW 1861, 47 Hannah w, 68, Tisbury Phebe Bath g-d, 12, UF, EW 1861, 53

CENSUS RETURN, FIFIELD BAVANT, 1871 J Burrough Coombs, enumerator

1 Shermel Gate 7 George Andrews, 53, Ag Lab, carter Bishopstone, Vincent Ferries, 44, mar, Ag Lab, carter, 1861, 6 Market Lavington Mary w, 51, Bishopstone Eliza, mother, wd 70, Market Lavington Dina d, 19, UF, Dorset William Ferries s, 14,UM, ploughboy, Shrewton James s, 13,UM farm servant, Dorset Robert s, 5, UM, sch, Wilts Fanny d, 10, UF, sch, EW William s, 7, UM, sch, FB 8 Emily d, 2, UF, FB Thomas House, 24, groom Dorset Elizabeth w, 24, Dorset 2 Shermel Gate Alice d, 2, UF, Dorset Henry Compton, 37, groom, Bishopstone, 1861, 7 Sarah w, 33, Broadchalke 9 Rectory Edgar s, 13, UM, Ag Lab, Bishopstone Tupper Carey, 47, rector, glebe 26a, empl. 1 labourer, William s, 10, UM, sch, EW Guernsey Sarah d, 7,UF, sch, FB Helen J w, 39, Islington Mddx Frank s, 5, UM, FB Albert D s, 5, Weybridge Harriett d, 2, UF, FB George G s, 4, Paddington Ellen Hockey, 26, UF, cook, Fordingbridge 3 Fifield Mary A Hockey, 30, UF, nurse, Fordingbridge John Bennett, 32, Ag Lab, Dorset Eliza Smith, 28, UF, maid, Basingstoke Martha w, 38, Dorset Caroline Moxham, 15, UF, nurserymaid, EW 1861, 64 Sarah J Andrews, 15, UF, kitchenmaid, Dorset 4 Frederick G Beener, 24, UM, gardener, Hants John Coombs, 32, Ag Lab, EW Maria w, 32, EW 10 Charles s, 9, UM, sch, EW James Chirman, 32, UM, farmer, 950a, 18 men, Tom s, 6, UM, sch, EW 3 boys, Stockton Wilts James s, 7, UM, sch, EW Emily P Launders, 42, UF, visitor, housekeeper, Sarah d, 1, UF, FB Somerset Elizabeth Emm, 16, UF, domestic servant, FB 5 George Prince, 30, shepherd, Tollard Royal 11 Little London Jane w, 26, Tollard Royal John Best, 47, Ag Lab, Dorset Alice d, 6, UF, sch, Dorset Ellen w, 42, Dorset John Dyer, lodger, 23, shepherd Stephen s, 12, UM, Ag Lab, Hants Sarah J d, 10, UF, sch, Hants 6 Sampson S s, 7, UM, sch, Wilts Morgan Still, 33, Ag Lab, Tisbury Ann M d, 5, UF, sch, Wilts Caroline w, 35, Tisbury Ellen d, 9, UF, sch, Tisbury 12 Little London Kate d, 7, UF, sch, Tisbury William White, 80, former Ag Lab, Swallowcliffe, John s, 5, UM, sch, Tisbury 1861, F6 Lucy d, 4, UF, sch, FB Mary w, 61, Dorset Frank s, 2, UM, FB Elizabeth R White, 12, UF, sch, FB

Surnames recorded during the 1881 census in the Parishes of Ebbesbourne Wake& Fifield Bavant

Surname Serial numbers of entries in which the surnames appear Andrews 62 Asley 30 Bath 2 Benjafield 65 Bradley F1 Brickell 19 Brine 58 Brockway F4 Burridge F5 Burton 42, F3, F7 Butler 9 Carey 1 Chisman F11 Compton F2 Collays 1 Coombs 61 Critchell 5, 18 Emms F3 Flood 3 Ford 8 Foyle 4 Gear(e) 46, 51 Golden F6 Goddard 60 Gould 11 Hardiman 16, 28, 32, 37, 45 Hargreave 34 Harvey 63 Hibdge 9 Humphries 23 Jenkins 14 Kelly F1 Kerley 7, 36, 55 King 47, 54 Martin 27 Mereweather F10 Mills 50 M(o)(u)nday F8 Moxham 3, 4, 12, 31, 56 Osman 41 Philpot(t) 15, 29 Parsons 59 Pike 34 Potter 6 Powel(l) 37, 48 Rand(a)(e)l 7 Ranger F11 Saunders F11 Shepherd (Sheppard) 43 Smart 25, 31, 33

Surnames recorded in Ebbesbourne Wake during the 1881 census (cont.)

Smith 14 Snook 22 Stevens 24, 30 Thick 1, 19, 20, 21 Thompson F9, F10 Thorn(e) 52, 54 Topp 64 Trowbridge 13 Wheeler 1 White 40 Young 10, 17, 26, 35, 38, 39, 44, 49, 53, 57 (Total 61 names)

CENSUS RETURN, EBBESBOURNE WAKE, 1881 (Salisbury Reference Library Fiche 0011, at L9 etc)

The 1881 record in the Salisbury Reference Library is a printed copy of a transcript made by the Mormons in Salt Lake City. It is easier to read than the other handwritten originals (that for 1881 is not available in Salisbury), but it contains some obvious transcription errors, and some data are missing, including the name(s) of the enumerator(s).

1 Vicarage House 9 West End Farm Tupper Carey, 57, vicar, Guernsey 1871, FB8 James F Butler, 32, farm bailiff Somerset Helen P w, 49, London Emma w, 32, Somerset Charlotte Noyes, 52, UF, visitor, London H K s, 1, UM, EW Anne Wheeler, 22, UF, servant, Kent Infant s, 2w, UM, EW Carrie Thick, 23, UF, servant, Wilts Kimbra Hoddinott, visitor, Farmer's wife, MF Mary A Collays, 16, UF, servant, Wilts Somerset Nelly Selfe, 12, UF, visitor, monitor in school, Odstock Jane Hibdge, 16, UF, nursemaid, 6d Handley

2 Lushes 1 10 West End Charles Bath, wdr, 54, ag lab, EW 1871, 70 William Young, 38, carter EW 1871, 51 Phoebe d 22, housekeeper, EW Emily w, 37, Bowerchalke Henry s, 19, UM, groom, EW 1871, 72 Alfred s, 8, UM, sch, EW Edward W s, 3, UM, EW 3 Lushes 2 Chas Moxham, 77, form. Ag lab, EW 1871, 71 11 WE Elizabeth w, 73, Wilts John Gould, 55, bricklayer EW 1861, 33 Albert Flood, boarder, 27, UM, Ag Lab, Dorset Mary w, 49, dressmaker, EW Martha d, 19, UF, EW 4 Lushes 3 John s, 17, UM, bricklayer, EW Hannah Moxham wd, 71, pauper, Alvediston Eleanor d, 13, UF, EW 1871, 43 Rosa E d, 12, UF, sch, EW Isabella Foyle, 67, UM, pau, Laverstock 1871, 53 12 Castle Hill 5 Lushes 4 Richard Moxham, 68, pauper EW 1871, 35 William Critchell, 58, thatcher EW 1861, 38 Sarah w, 55, EW Martha w, 48, Wilts Mary d, 29, UF, field hand/charwoman, EW Elizabeth d, 10, UF, sch, EW Agnes Ellen d, 5, UF, sch, EW 13 Castle Hill Sarah Trowbridge, 69, wd, pauper, Wilts 1871, 62 6 West End Jesse Potter, 50, shepherd, Imber Wilts 14 West End Mary w, 29, Wilts John Jenkins, 74, cordwainer, EW 1871, 31 Martha w, 71, EW 7 West End 2 Jane d, 33, UF, EW Lot Kerley, 37, Ag Lab, carter EW 1871, 37 Alice Mary Smith grand-d, 3, UF, Chippenham Eliza w, 35, EW George s, 13, UM, errand boy, EW 15 WE Florence d, 10, UF, sch, EW Ann Philpot, 75, wd, pauper EW 1871, 46 Henry Rendel, boarder, 19, UM, ag lab, Dorset James s, 40, UM, Labourer, EW

8 West End 3 16 WE Henry Ford, 59, farm bailiff Dorset Henry Hardiman, 74 former carter EW 1871, 42 Emma w, 53, “anything and everything”, Weymouth Sarah w, 77, pauper, Wilts

17 WE Thomas Young, 71, wdr, pauper EW 1871, 51

1881 18 WE 28 Pound Street Prudence Critchell, 62, wd, pauper EW 1871, 44 William Hardiman, 40, ag lab EW 1871, 18 Charles, 25, UM, Ag Lab, EW Jane w, 37, EW Martha grand-d, 2, UF Alderbury Tom s, 16,UM, carter, EW W. George s, 14, UM, ploughboy, Alvediston 19 WE Lot s, 13, UM, ploughboy, Alvediston Edwin Thick, 62, carpenter EW 1871, 25 Jane d, 9, UF, sch, EW Mary w, 58 , EW Charles s, 7, UM, sch, EW Florence d, 19, UF, EW Frank s, 5, UM, sch, EW Victoria A Brickell grand-d, 9, UF, sch, Shaftesbury Rose d, 4 Florence d, 3, UF, EW 20 WE Fred s, 2, UM, EW Lambert Thick, 52, UM, carpenter EW 1871, 24 Louisa (sister) 57, UF, Laundress, EW 29, Pound Street Elizabeth Philpot, 54, UF, grocer, EW 1871, 11 21 WE Alfred Thick, 59, bricklayer EW 1871, 23 30 Pound Street Sophia w, 51, Homington Richard Stevens, 65, Ag Lab, EW 1871, 15 James s, 14, UM, Ag Lab, EW Elizabeth w, 64, EW Henry s, 13, UM, farm servant, EW John s, 30, UM, shepherd, EW Edwin s, 12, UM, farm servant, EW Mary Elizabeth grand-d, 10, UF, sch, EW Albert s, 9, UM, sch, EW Thomas Asley, 30, boarder, ag lab Olive J d, 4, UF, sch, EW 31 Pound Street 22 Prestcombe George Smart, 59, Ag Lab Bowerchalke 1871, 40 Levi Snook, 64, Ag Lab EW 1871, 27 Mary w, 66, EW Jane w, 55, Alvediston William s, 28, ?occpn, EW Tom s, 24, UM, carter, EW Ann Moxham wd, 49, boarder EW 1871, 17 William Moxham s, 19, UM, Ag Lab, EW 23 Prescombe Farm Buildings Sarah Moxham d, 15, UF, Dom. Servant, EW Frederick Humphries, 35, carter Berwick St James Jane E w, 38, Broadchalke 32 Pound Street Emma d, 2 UF, Broadchalke Frederick Hardiman, 62, wdr, Ag Lab, EW 1871, 13 Herbert s, 3/12, UM, EW Fanny d, 13, UF, domestic servant, EW

24 do 33 Pound Street Harriet Stevens, wd, 66 EW 1851, 16 Henry Smart, 67, Ag Lab, Bowerchalke 1871, 14 Lot, 25, carpenter Mary A w, 70, Broadchalke Elizabeth d, 26, UF, EW 25 do Willie grand-s, 5/12, UM, EW Eliza Smart, 69, UF, pauper EW 1871, 22 34 School House 26 Pound Street Maria Hargreave, 21, UF, school mistress, Dorset George Young, 69, wdr, pauper EW 1871, 21 Harriet Pike, wd, 79, assistant, Ansty 1871, 6

27 Pound Street 35 Duck Street Joseph Martin, 67, Labourer, EW 1871, 12 William Young, 39, blacksmith EW 1871, 4 Charlotte, 63 Sarah w, 37, EW Joseph, grand-s, 10, sch Henry s, 16, UM, labourer, EW Mary d, 13, UF, EW Agnes d, 12, UF, sch, EW Ellen d, 9, UF, sch, EW

1881 36 Duck Street 46 The Cross George Kerley, 59, Ag Lab, EW 1871, 28 George Gear, 49, ag lab EW 1871, 73 Lydia w, 60, EW Anne Marie w, 26, Alvediston Sarah E d, 20, UF, EW Jane d, 20, UF, not given Kate d, 14, UF, do 37 Duck Street Agnes d, 3, UF, do Alfred Powel, 47, labourer, Alvediston Alice d, 1, UF do Sarah w, 41, EW Sarah Hardiman mother in law, 70, wd, pauper Tisbury 1871, 54 47 The Cross Robert King, 37, Ag Lab, Somerset 38 Post Office Elizabeth w, 30, EW Elizabeth Young, 45, UF, postmistress EW 1851, 13 Henry s, 14, UM, Ag Lab, EW William s, 11, UM, sch, EW 39 The Cross Jane d, 6, UF, sch, Dorset Sarah Young, 44, UF, dressmaker EW 1871, 60 Frederick s, 4, UM, EW Mary, sister, 30, UF, dressmaker James s, 1, UM, EW Edith Kerley, niece, 5, UF, sch, Reading 48 The Cross 40 The Cross Thomas Powell, 42, Ag Lab, Alvediston Mary White, 71, wd, pauper Dorset Ann w, 37, EW Sarah Ann d, 16, UF, EW, Imbecile 41 Church Lane William s, 7, UM, EW Tom Osman, 31, gardener Alderbury Maria d, 4, UF, EW Mary A w, 28, Gloucestershire Sidney s, 1, UM, EW Martha Louisa d, 4, UF, Alderbury Ellen Bessie d, 3, UF, Alderbury 49 The Cross Fanny Sarah d, 1, UF, Alderbury Joseph Young, 71, blacksmith, EW 1871, 59 Sophie Hayden, 18, UF, Visitor, Gloucestershire Dinah w, 70, EW Albert grand-s 15, UM, blacksmith’s boy, EW 1871, 60 42 Vicarage Ground George Burton, 42, coachman, Tisbury 50 The Cross Mary Jane w, 39, Swallowcliffe Frederick Mills, 30, carpenter and shopkeeper Fovant Edmund s, 12, UM, Broadchalke Mary Ann w, 30, Alderholt, Dorset Albert Harry s, 8, UM, Alvediston Frederick s, 8, UM, Surrey Walter s, 7, UM, Alvediston Sarah d, 5, UF, Surrey Thomas Selfe, 22, UM, boarder, groom Agnes d, 4 UF, EW Henry s, 1, UM, EW 43 Village Street Edwin s, 5/12, UM, EW John Shepherd, 46, carter EW 1871, 64 Emma Rose, 18, UF, Wife’s sister, Alderholt, shop asst Ann w, 49, EW Martha Young, 30, UF, visitor, EW Henry s, 10, UM, EW 51 Village Street 44 Village Street Samuel Gear, 54, Ag Lab EW 1871, 73 James Young, 57, MM, shepherd, Donhead 1871, 55 Elizabeth w, 60, Ag Lab, Berwick St John

45 Village Street 52 Village Street William Hardiman, 33, Ag Lab EW 1871, 54 Henry Thorne, 61, Ag Lab EW 1871, 65 Sarah Ann w, 34, EW Martha w, 59, EW Clara Jane d, 10, sch, EW James s 24, Ag Lab, ?marriage status, EW Silvia d, 7, UF, sch, EW Frank Henry Hendy, grand-s, 4, UM, Isle of Wight Agnes d, 5, UF, EW James s, 2, UM, EW

1881 53 Public House 59 Ebbesbourne Farm Buildings William Young, 55, innkeeper & blacksmith EW Charles Parsons, 27, carter Somerset 1871, 45 Florence w, 22, Somerset Sarah w, 54, EW Mary Jane d, 4, UF, Somerset Charles William s, 21,UM, innkeeper’s assistant, EW John, s, 2, UM, Emily Ann d, 19, UF, EW William, s, 8/12, UM, EW Edward Tom s, 16, UM, EW Hettie Susannah d, 14, UF, sch, EW 60 Cleves Cotts Henry George Bugg, border, 24, UM, house James P Goddard, wdr, 41, retired, Donhead S. Mary decorator, Gloucestershire Allan P s, 13, UM, sch, Dorset Emily A d, 11, UF, sch, Dorset 54 Village Street Mabel M d, 8, UF, sch, Dorset William Thorne, 50, Ag Lab EW 1871, 63 Syskin S d, 3, UF, sch, Dorset Sarah w, 46, Broadchalke Mary d, 7, UF, sch, EW 61 Chase Fm Cotts John James s, 4, UM, EW Joseph Coombs, 62, Ag Lab Whiteparish Henry King, 36, UM, lodger, groom, Somerset Maria w, 58, Wilts Tom Duffet, 13, UM, visitor, Dorset Thomas s, 27, UM, Ag Lab, Stratford Tony

55 Village Street 62 Chase Fm Cotts James Kerley, 72, pauper EW 1871, 36 James Andrews, 24, carter, Dorset 1861, 6 Ann w, 72, pauper, Broad Chalke Annie w, 21, Dorset Mary E, 62, wd, carter, Bishopstone 56 Village Street William J s, 18, UM, FB Samuel Moxham, 46, Carrier EW 1871, 72 Emily Anna d, 12, UF, FB Elizabeth w, 38, Tisbury Harry James s, 9, UM, Bishopstone Charles Bath, nephew, 12, UM, Carter's boy, EW 63 Chase Farm 57 Village Street Hedley Harvey, 22, unm, farmer 500a, Chase Fm, EW James Young, 45, horse clipper & Ag Lab EW 1871, 1 1871, 5 Caroline, 56, mother, wd, Bishopstone Elizabeth w, 38, Martin Anna Maria, 34, sister, 6d Handley Ellen Selwood, step-d 17, UF, Dorset Ellen . . . .S, visitor, 19, Southampton Josiah Selwood, step-s, 15, UM, ploughboy, Martin Tom Young s, 14, UM, shepherd, EW 64 Chase Farm Cotts Jim s, 12, UM, ploughboy, EW Edwin Topp, 36, wd, Ag Lab EW I1871, 20 Sidney s, 7, UM, sch, EW Annie d, 12, UF, EW Fred s, 3, UM, sch, EW Alice d, 9, UF, sch EW Walter s, 1, UM, EW Frederick s, 5, UM, sch, EW James Young, Father,72, wdr, pauper, EW 1861,10? 65 Manor Farm 58 Ebbesbourne Farm Buildings George Benjafield, 55, farmer 500a 1871, 74 Samuel Brine, 44, carter, Somerset Sarah M w, 38, Sherborne Mary Jane w, 37, Somerset Mary Eleanor d, 13, UF EW William John s, 19, UM, u-carter, Somerset Mabel Eliza d, 12, sch James s, 16, UM, u-carter, Somerset George Herbert s, 10, UM, sch, twin, EW George s, 14, UM, u-carter, Somerset Maria Blake d, 10, UF, sch, twin, EW Florence d, 11, UF, sch, do John F s, 8, UM, sch, EW Samuel s, 9, UM, sch, do Percy Guzner s, 7, UM, sch, EW Ellen d, 7, UF, sch, do Martha Annie Bolwell, 29, governess Tom s, 2, UM, do Edwin Benjafield, 31, nephew, visitor, Gillingham Sophia d, 6/12, UF, EW Caroline Julia Benjafield, 18, visitor, Gillingham Caroline Gurd, 31, servant, Broadchalke

CENSUS RETURN, FIFIELD BAVANT, 1881

1 Shermel Gate 1 6 SG Cotts 4 Henry Kelly, 29, Ag Lab Berwick St John Richard Golden, wdr, 43, Ag Lab, Bowerchalke Ellen w, 29, Berwick St John Harry s, 17, UM, Ag Lab/carter, Broadchalke George s, 7, UM, sch, do Mary J d, 15, UF, housekeeper, Bowerchalke Samuel s, 5, UM, sch, do Frederick s, 10, UM, sch, Bowerchalke Henry s, 3, UM, Dorset Rose d, 8, UF, sch, do Charles s, 6/12, UM, FB Alice E d, 7, UF, sch, do Edward Bradley, boarder, 18, Ag Lab, Berwick St Jhn 7 SG Cotts 5 2 Shermel Gate 2 Luke Burton, 60, shepherd, Wardour Henry Compton, 52, shepherd, Bishopstone 1861, 7 Elizabeth w, 55, Donhead St Andrew Sarah w, 47, Broadchalke Sarah A d, 17, UF, FB 8 SG Cotts 6 Frank s, 14, UM, shepherd, FB Henry Monday (Munday), 31, Ag Lab/carter Idmiston Harriett d, 12, UF, sch, FB Eliza w, 30, Idmiston Alice d, 9, UF, sch, FB Frank s, 11, UM, sch, Idmiston Walter s, 7, UM, sch, FB George s, 8, UM, sch, Allington Eliza d, 5, UF, sch, FB William s, 6, UM, sch, Wilts Annie d, 4, UF, sch, Winterborne Gunner 3 Shermel Gate Cotts 1 Charles s, 10/12, UM, Bowerchalke Joseph Burton, 44, ag lab, Bowerchalke Sidney Burton, boarder, 17, UM, Ag Lab, Bowerchalke Martha w, 45, EW Sidney A s, 8, UM, sch, Winchester 9 SG Cotts 7 Rose d, 2, UF, Fovant William Thompson, 44, Ag Lab Broadchalke John Emm, father in law, wdr 69, Ag Lab, Lucy w, 41, Broadchalke Broad Chalke Elizabeth d, 13, UF, Broadchalke George s, 11, UM, Ag Lab, do 4 SG Cotts 2 William s, 8, UM, sch, do Alberty Brockway, 29, coachman, Wilts Charlotte B d, 4, UF, sch, do Fanny w, 29, UF, Wilts Eliza J d, 11, UF, sch, Wilts 10 The Rectory Laura E d, 8, sch, Wilts Estcourt B Merewether, UM, 24, curate of FB, Lacock Fanny A d, 6, sch, Wilts Henry R Thompson, 29, MM, gardener, Lincoln Annie S d, 4, sch, FB Mary A L Thompson, 26, MF, servant, Sherborne Emily M d, 2, FB Charles s, 11/12, UM, Sherbourne 11 Fifield Farm James Chisman, UM, 42, Retired farmer 5 SG Cotts 3 Stockton Wilts George Burridge, 42, ag lab, Compton Emily P Saunders, UF, 53, housekeeper, Somerset Jane w, 44, Dorset Maria Ranger, 19, UF, servant, Hindon George s 16, UM, Ag Lab, Dorset Thomas s, 12, UM, sch, Dorset Love d, 11, UF, sch, Dorset Martha d, 8, UF, sch, Dorset

Surnames recorded during the 1891 census in the Parishes of Ebbesbourne Wake & Fifield Bavant

Surname Serial numbers of entries in which the surnames appear Andrews 20 Arnold F8 Bath 32, 34, 39, 44 Benjafield 1 Bennett 19 Blake 7 Burton F5 Carey 45 Castle 3 Chalke 16 Churchill 18 Cool 46 Coomb(e)s 27, 46 Critchell 30, 45 Curtis 54 Gear(e) 6 Golden F4 Goodfellow 47 Gould 38, 58 Hardiman 11, 14, 48, 50, 56, F6 Harvey 16 Hayter 44 Kerley 24, 28, 29 King 24 Laurence 13 Lush 10 Maidment F2 Marks 40 Martin 49, F2 Moxham 2, 31, 33, 39, 44, F7 P(a)(u)llen 17 Philpot(t) 26, 48 Powel(l) 15, 43 Rebbeck 19 Sheppard 9 Smart 12, 23, 33 Snook 21 Stevens 15, F1, F3 Stokes 35 Swain 16 Taylor 4 Thick 51, 52, 53 Thorn(e) 8 Topp 22 Trowbridge 5, 25 Young 36, 37, 41, 42, 54, 55, 56, 57, 59 (Total 46 names)

CENSUS RETURN, EBBESBOURNE WAKE, 1891 (Salisbury Reference Library, Microfiche 160: N3)

11 April 1891, enumerator, George Benjafield.

1 Manor Farm 6 Bunton Cottage George Benjafield, 69, farmer, Stockbridge, Dorset George Gear, 60, Wdr, Ag Lab EW 46/81 1881, 65 Catherine, 29, niece, UF, housekper, Berwick St J. Sarah w, 48, Sherborne, Dorset Agnes Mary d, 13, UF, EW Mary E d, 23, UF. EW Alice d, 11, UF, sch, EW Mabel E d, 22, UF, EW Henry M, 7, nephew, UM, sch, Salisbury George H s, 20, UM, EW Edith, g-d, 4, UF, sch, EW Maria B d, 20, UF, EW Edward g-s, 11/12, UM, EW Frederick s, 18, UM, EW Percy s, 17, UM, EW 7 Manor Farm, Handley Street John Blake, 79, wdr, ret confectioner, Lymington 2 Ebbesborne Farm Cottages 1 Alfred Moxham, 52, 1851, 10 8 Handley Street Jane w, 43, Alvediston William Thorne, 60, Ag La 1881, 54 George s, 20, UM, under carter, Alvediston Sarah w, 56, Broadchalke Kate d, 18, UF, servant, visiting, Alvediston John s, 14, UM, stable boy, EW Edith d, 15, UF, Alvediston Eustace ?Kite, g-s, 7, UM, Surrey Percy s, 13, UM, ploughboy, Alvediston Alfred F s, 11, UM, sch, Alvediston 9 Handley Street Emily M d, 8, UF, sch, EW Job Sheppard, 56, farmer’s carter, EW 1881, 43 EMC (s), 3, UM, EW Ann w, 59. EW ACE (d), 2, UF, EW Harvey s, 20, UM, carter, EW AM (d) 10/12, UF, EW 10 New Cottages 3 Ebbesborne Farm Cottages 2 Maria Lush, 69, wd, houskeeper to g-son, Sutton George Castle, 61, carter EW 1851, 28 Mandeville 1871, 9 Selina w, 60, Alvediston Walter Lush, 26, g-s, lodger, UM, Gen Lab, Frank s, 14, UM, under carter, 6d Handley Bowerchalke Reginald, 8, UM, grandson, sch, 6d Handley 11 New Cottages 4 Cleves Cottages William Hardiman, 48, Ag Lab EW 1881, 45 Henry Taylor, 32, shepherd, Beaminster, Dorset Sarah w, 47, EW Ellen w, 28, Dorset James s, 12, UM, stable boy, EW Frederick, 11, UM, sch, Dorset George s, 10, UM, sch, EW Bertram s, 7, UM, EW 5 Cleves Cottage Edgar s, 4, UM, EW Sidney Trowbridge, 28, Ag Lab EW Albert s, 9/12, UM, EW ?Eury w, 30, Broadchalke Sidney s, 7, UM, sch, Fovant 12 The Cross Kate M d, 5, UF, Teffont William Smart, 39, UM, Ag Lab, EW 1871, 40 Florence d, 3, UF, Teffont Thomas Smart, 41 (cousin) UM, Army Pension, EW Albert J s, 1, UM, Dorset

1891 13 The Cross 20 Prescombe Cottages 1 Henry Laurence, 42, Ag Lab, Bowerchalke Robert Andrews 53, M, farmer’s carter, Dorset Elizabeth w, 43, Bowerchalke Walter s, 25, UM, Ag Lab, Alvediston Henry J s, 13, UM, shepherd boy, Bowerchalke Edward s, 24, UM, Ag Lab, do Kate d, 11,UF, sch, Fifield Bavant Albert s, 23, UM, u-carter, do Charles s, 21, UM, do 14 Pound Street Henry s, 17, UM, ploughboy, do Frederick Hardiman, 72, Ag Lab, EW 1881, 32 Beatrice d, 13, UF, sch, do Elizabeth w, 71, Broadchalke ?Oliver s, 15,UM, ploughboy, do Florence, g-d,4, UF, sch, Salisbury 21 Prescombe Cottages 2 15 New Cottage Thomas Snook, 34, Gen Lab EW 1881, 22 Anne Powell, 48, wd, Housekeeper for son EW Albertina w, 27, Donhead 1881, 48 Gertrude d, 3, UF, do George, s, 26, UM, shepherd Arthur s, 1, UM, Twickenham Sarah d, 25, Ag lab Sidney s, 12, sch 22 New Cottage 1 Rose d, 8, sch Edwin Topp, 46, Wdr, Ag Lab EW 1881, 64 Richard Stevens father, wdr, 74, outdoor pauper, Alice Eva d, 18, UF, housekeeper, EW 1881, 30 Frederick s, 15, UM, u-gardener EW

16 Chase Farm 23 New Cottages 2 Hedly Harvey, 32, farmer, Chase Farm 1881, 63 Henry Smart, 75, Ag Lab, EW 1881, 33 Amelia w , 36, Dorset Mary Anne, 78, midwife, Broadchalke d, 1/12 UF, Chase Farm Eliza, d, 33 UF, EW Edith Chalke, 18,UF, servant, Bowerchalke Nellie, g-d, 10, UF, sch , EW Jane Swain, midwife, wd, UF, 6d Handley George Smart, 70, wdr, Ag Lab, boarder, EW 1881, 40 17 Chase Cottages Peter Pallen, 45, carter, Somerset 24 Duck Street Sarah w, 44, Somerset Henry King, 48, Ag Lab, Maperton, Somerset William s, 26, UM, ag lab, do 1881, 54 Elizabeth d, 16, UF, do Sarah w, 28, EW Robert s, 14, UM, do Eva Mary, 6, UF, sch, EW Herbert s, 12, UM, do Arthur G s, 2, UM, EW James s, 10, UM, Chase Farm George Kerly, 68, Wdr, Ag Lab, boarder, EW Mabel d, 1, UF, Chase Farm 1881, 36 Anne Duffet, 54, M, visitor, Somerset 18 Chase Cottages Joseph Churchill, 47, gamekeeper, ?Cranborne 25 Duck Street Eliza w, 46, ?Cranborne Isaac Trowbridge, 35, rural postman Bowerchalke Alice d, 22, UF, Cranborne Anne Eliza w, 32, Bowerchalke William s, 20, UM, carter, Cranborne Rosa d, 10, UF, sch, Swallowcliffe Joseph s, 17, UM, shepherd, Cranborne Charles s, 9, UM, sch, do Benjamin s, 10, UM, sch, Cranborne Matilda d, 7,UF, sch, do Annie d, 5, UF, Bowerchalke 19 West End Farm Walter s, 3, UM, do Edward H Rebbeck, 24, UM, farm manager, EW Agnes d, 2, UF, do Alice Bennett, 48, wd, housekeeper, Hants Nellie d, 10/12, UF, EW

1891 26 Duck Street 37 West End Lane George Philpott, 52, wdr, haulier, EW 1871, 46 William Young, 49, blacksmith, EW 1881, 35 1851,37 Sarah w, 47, EW James Philpott, 49, UM, brother, haulier, EW 1881,15 Henry s, 26, UM, lab, EW Mary d, 23, UF, unemployed dom servant, EW 27 Duck Street, Ivy Cottage (Joy Cott. in 1898) Cyril g-s, 9/12, UM, EW Thomas Coombes, 37, Ag Lab, Stratford T. 1881, 61 Emma w, 33, Dorset 38 West End Cottage Sidney C s, 7, UM, sch, EW John Gould, 66, mason, pondmaker EW 1881, 11 Joseph G s, 7, UM, sch, EW Rose C d, 22, UF, EW Albert E s, 6, UM, sch, EW Henry s, 3, UM, sch, EW 39 Castle Hill Franks, 1 UM, EW Sarah Moxham, 70, wd, outd’r paup, Som’set 1881, 12 28 West End Mary Moxham d, 39, UF, employed on farm, EW Job (Lot) Kerley, 46, carter EW 1881, 7 William Bath g-s, 6, UM, sch, EW Eliza, 45 George, 24, groom 40 West End Samuel Marks, 43, gamekeeper Devon 29 West End Elizabeth w, 41, Somerset Anne Kerley, 82, wd, outdoor pauper B’dchalke Thomas s, 9, UM, sch, do 1881, 55 William s, 7, UM, sch, do

30 Lushes 1 41 Church Lane William Critchell, 68, Ag Lab EW 1881, 5 Sarah Young, 54, UM, dressmaker EW 1881, 39 Martha w, 57 Laundress, Fovant Flora niece, 10, UF, sch, Broadchalke

31 Lushes 2 42 Beer House Hannah Moxham 80, wd, outdoor pauper Alv. 1881, 4 William Young, 65, innkeeper, farmer, blacksmith EW (b 1826) 1881, 53 32 Lushes 3 Sarah w, 64 (landlady), Bowerchalke Charles Bath, 63, wdr, Ag Lab EW 1881, 2 Hetty d, 24, UF, ass. Landlady, EW Colina M g-d, 7, UF, sch, EW 33 Lushes 4 Anne Moxham, 59, wd, employed on farm EW 43 Pound Street 1871, 17 1881, 31 Abigail Powell, 50, wd, hs’per for s, EW ?1881, 48 William s, 27, UM, Ag Lab, EW Sarah d , 21, UF, dom. serv, unempld, B'dchalke Bertie g-son, 7, UM, EW William s, 20, UM, shepherd, Broadchalks Eliza Smart, 78, UF, boarder, outd’r pauper, EW, Michael s, 10, UM, sch, Broadchalke. 1881, 25 44 Handley Street 34 West End Lane Samuel Moxham, 51, farmer, carrier, sexton EW Thomas Bath, 46, wdr, shepherd EW 1881, 56 Elizabeth w, 49, Swallowcliffe 35 West End Lane Charles father, 87, wdr, Ag Lab -'work done', EW Albert Stokes, 30, cowman, Woodford Charles Bath nephew, 21, UM, ass. Carter, EW Charlotte w, 29, Wilts Albert Hayter nephew, 14, UM, ass. Carter, Lydia K, 6, UF, sch, Alv Swallowcliffe John A s, 3, UM, Alv 45 Vicarage 36 West End Lane Cottage Rev Tupper Carey, 67, vicar Guernsey 1881, 1 William Young, 48, carter EW (b 1843) 1881, 10 Agnes Ellen Critchell, 15, UF, servant, EW Emily w, 47, Bowerchalke Edward s, 13, farm servant, EW

1891 46 Vicarage Grounds 54 Old Stores Joseph Coombes, 74, Gen Lab Whiteparish,1881, 61 James Young, 55, Ag. Lab, shep’d, EW 1881,57 Maria w, 68, Berwick St John Elizabeth w, 49, Martin Sophia Cool d, 41, wd, visitor dom. servnt, Stratford. Sidney s, 17, UM, Shepherd, EW Fred s, 13, u-shepherd, EW 47 Vicarage Grounds Walter s, 11, UM, Ag Lab, EW Charles Goodfellow, 40, coachman, Dorset Alice d, 9, UF, sch, EW Elizabeth w, 39, Hants Mabel d, 5, UF, sch, EW Mildred Mary d, 3, EW Seymour Curtis, 19, UM, Boarder, Ag Lab, Dorset Herbert Curtis, 17, UM, Boarder, Ag Lab, Dorset 48 Pound Street Elizabeth Philpott, 64, UF, retired shopkeeper, EW 55 New Stores 1881, 28 Charles Young, 31, Manager Co-op, and Agnes Hardiman, 16, UF, EW sub-postmaster EW 1881, 53 Emma w, 36, ass shopkeeper, Devon 49 Pound Street Charles s, 6, UM, sch, EW Joseph Martin, 75, carrier etc EW 1881, 27 Emily M d, UF, sch, EW Charlotte w, 71, EW Winifred E d, 3, UF, sch, EW Martha d, 36, UF, cook, Dorset Eldest son of William & Sarah Young, later Joseph g-s, 21, UM, EW emigrated to Canada (d at Prince Albert 1930, aged 70) 50 Pound Street William Hardiman, 51, Ag Lab woodsman EW 56 School House 1881, 28 John Young, 33, gardener, EW, Jane w, 48 EW 1871, 5 Charles s, 17, UM, lab, EW Louisa w, 36, certificated teacher, Wilts Florence d, 13, UF, EW Bertrum s, 8, UM, sch, Alv Frank s, 15, UM, stable-boy, EW Ethel d, 6, UF, sch, EW Fred s, 12, UM, stable-boy, EW Janet d, 2, UF, EW Henry s, 7, UM, sch, EW Rose Hardiman, 14, UF, servant, EW Beatrice d, 1, UF, EW 57 Smithy 51 Sunny Bank Joseph Young, 82, blacksmith, EW 1881, 49 Edwin Thick, 72, foreman carpenter, EW 1881, 19 Dinah w, 80, EW Mary w, 68, EW Albert Young g-s, 25, UM, blacksmith EW Florence d, 29, UF, Dorset Alice Young g-d, 12, UF, sch, Broadchalke 58 West End Cottage Harry Gould away 52 Sunny Bank Lambert Thick, 62, UM, carpenter EW 1881, 20 59 Smithy Louisa sister, 67,UF, laundress, EW Edward Tom Young, 26, shoeing and general smith EW 1881, 53 53 Sunny Bank Fanny w, 21, Broadchalke Alfred Thick, 69, wdr, bricklayer, EW 1881, 21 Edward s, 6/12, UM, EW Henry s, 23, UM, carpenter, EW (Later re-christened William E Vincent Young) Edwin G s, 21, UM, wheelwright, EW

Summary, Ebbesborne Wake: Houses, 58 inhabited, 5 uninhabited, males 135, females 109, total 244. Houses with less than five rooms, 31.

Boundary, the whole of the civil parish of Ebbesborne Wake comprising Prestcombe and cottages, Chase farm and cottages, Ebbesbourne Farm and Cottages. Parliamentary Division of S. Wilts.

CENSUS RETURN, FIFIELD BAVANT, 1891

(11 April, Enumerator, John Burrough Coombs who also enumerated Bowerchalke. Bowerchalke now included dwellings at Shermel Gate, formerly in Fifield Bavant)

1 4 William Stevens, 33, Ag Lab Broadchalke Richard Golden, 50, wdr, Ag Lab, Bower Chalke Charlotte w, 32, do Rose d, 19, UF, Bowerchalke Harry s, 11, UM, Ag Lab, do Maria d, 9, UF, sch, do 5 Louisa d, 7, UF sch, do Elizabeth Burton, 64, wd, servant, EW William s, 6, UM, sch, do Ruth d, 4, UF, FB 6 Arthur s, 2, UM, FB Samuel Hardiman, 40, Ag Lab, Sutton Mandeville Herbert s, 5/12, UM, FB Anne w, 43 William s, 20, UM, ag lab 2 Emily d, 15, UF, Dinton Samuel Maidment, 49, Ag Lab/carter Broadchalke Eliza d, 13, UF, FB Martha w,46, do Sidney s, 10, UM, sch, Wilts Frank s, 16 UM, Ag Lab, do Charles s, 8, UM, sch, Dorset Martha d, 14, UF, do Flora d, 5, UF, sch, do Emma d, 11, UF, sch, do George s, 3, UM, do Thomas s, 7, UM, sch, do Lilly d, 1, UF, do Herbert s, 2, UM, FB Bertie, g-s, 1/12, UM, FB Charles Martin, 19, UM, Ag Lab, Broadchalke 7 Parsonage House 3 Augustus Moxham, 44, Ag Lab, EW Henry Stevens, 66, Ag Lab, Broadchalke Sarah w, 50, Swallowcliffe Elizabeth w, 59, Bishopstone Henry Smart, 28, son-in-law, Ag Lab, EW 8 Fifield Farm Mary Smart d, 25, M, (wife of Henry) Broadchalke Charles Arnold, 64, farmer, Shaftesbury Henry George, g-s, 3, UM, FB Charlotte w, 64, Donhead George, g-s, 1, UM, FB Frank s, 32, UM, farmer, Fovant Henry s, 27, UM, Fovant

Summary, Fifield Bavant:- Houses, 8 inhabited, 1 uninhabited, males 25, females 18, total 43. Houses with less than 5 rooms, 3.

Surnames recorded during the 1901 census in the (then new) Civil Parish of Ebbesbourne Wake

Surname Serial numbers of entries in which surnames appear Adlam 13 Andrews 23, 46 Arnold F59 Bath 28, 33, 37, 40 Benjafield 6, 7, F58 Bennett 32 Bricknell 25 Butcher F54 Compton 11 Cook 6 Critchell 21 Damon 49 Emms 20 Foyle 2 Gear(e) 9 Golden 45 Gould 34, 35 Hardiman 15, 43, 45 Hick 13 Jacob 20 Joy 50 Kerley 22, 30 King 3 Lush 19 Maidment 51, F58 Marks 39 Moxham 5, 8, 27, 33, F52, Oates F56 Payne F57 Philpot(t) 47 Pill F53 Pomphrey 31 Powel(l) 41 Price F59 Priddle F53 Rebbeck 32 Shepherd 10 Simms 15 Smart 41, 44 Snook 48 Spicer 1 Thick 25, 26 Topp 42 Towell 29 Triggal 24 Walker F59 Walround F53 Weeks 4 West F55 Young 11, 12, 14, 16, 17, 18, 36, 38 (Total 50 names) 62

CENSUS RETURN, EBBESBOURNE WAKE, 1901 (Salisbury Reference Library, Microfiche 150) Date 6 April 1901, Enumerator, Percy Benjafield

1, Chase Farm 7, The Close Stephen Spicer, 52, farmer, Shaftesbury New Wilfred Benjafield, 58, living on means Dorset, New Harriett w, 48, Compton Chamberlyne Mabel Benjafield d, 32, UF, housekpr, 1991, 1 Sarah Ellen d, 20, Donhead Tom s, 16, UM, farm worker, Donhead 8, Handley Street John s, 14 UM, farm worker, do Samuel Moxham, 61, farmer /carrier, Dorset, 1891, 44 Lot s, 13, UM, sch, do Elizabeth w, 59, Tisbury George s 10, UM, sch, do John ?Trent 12, UM, Somerset Walter ?Park, 30, visitor, Dorset Charles Short, 30, visitor, Devon 9, 3 Handley Street George Gear, 70, wdr, Ag Lab, EW 1891, 6 2, Chase Farm Cottages – Bunton House Alice d, 21, UF, EW Henry Foyle, 35, farm manager, Bowerchalke New Edward s, 10, UM, sch, EW Mary w, 33, Dorset Harold s, 10, UM, Bowerchalke 10, 4 Handley Street Olive d, 9, UF, do Henry Shepherd, 30, Ag Lab, 1881, 43 George s, 5, UM, do Eliza A w, 27, Salisbury Infant d, 2/12, UF do Claude s, UM, 7/12, EW John, father, 71, wdr, EW 3. Chase Farm Cottages Henry King, 54, Ag Lab, Somerset 1891, 24 11, Public House (Horse Shoe Inn) Sarah w, 35, EW Harry Compton, 31, beer house keeper, Dorset New Arthur s, 12, UM, EW Hetty w, 34, EW 1891, 42 Norman s, 9, UM, EW Collina Young step-d, 17, UF, EW 1891, 42 Kate d, 5, UF, EW Jasper s, 6, UM, EW Henry s, 2, UM, EW Hortense d, 4, UF, EW

4. Cleave Cottages 12, The Stores William Weeks, 29, farmer, Broadchalke New Charles W Young, 41, M, postmstr, EW 1891, 55 Amelia w, 25, Dorset Edward, 36, brother, M, EW 1891, 59 William, s, 4, UM, EW Fanny, w (of Edward) 31, Broadchalke Cyril s, 1, UM, EW William s, 10, UM, EW Ernest Weeks, brother, 17, Ag Lab, Broadchalke Annie d, 8, UF, EW George (illegible), visitor, 76, wdr, Ag Lab, do Emily d, 7, UF, EW Bertie s, 2, UM, EW 5. Cleave Cottages Sarah, 74, mother, wd, Bowerchalke Alfred Moxham, 62, farm carter, EW 1891, 2 Jane w, 53, Alv 13, Old Stores Percy s, 23, UM, Ag Lab, Alv Edwin George Thick, 32, wheelwrt, EW 1891, 53 Alfred s, 21, UM, Ag Lab, Alv Agnes Ellen w, 25, EW Emily d, 18, UF, EW Wilfred s, 2, UM, EW Ernest s, 13, UM, carter’s boy, EW Bernard s, 6/12, UM, EW Annie M d, 10, UF, EW Henry, brother, 34, UM, carpenter, EW William Adlam, 13, UM, nephew, appr, Coombe 6. Farm House Bissett Percy Benjafield, 27, farmer, EW 1881, 65 14, The Cross Ellen w, 26, Somerset Albert Young, 34, shoeing smith, EW 1891, 57 John s, 1/12, UM, EW Olive w, 24, EW Margaret (illeg) 21, UF, school assistant, Scotland Reginald s, 2/12, UM, EW Jane ?Cook, 39, M, nurse, Whiteparish

1901 15, The Cross 24, Duck Street Betsy Hardiman, 80, wd, Broadchalke New Andrew Triggal, 36, Ag Lab, 6d Handley New Fanny Simms d, 33, wd, laundress, EW Ann mother, 72, wd, 6D Handley Frederick Simms g-s, 6, London 25, Sunny Bank 16, The Cross Mary Thick, 78, wd, means, EW 1891, 51 James Young, 65, shepherd, EW 1891, 54 Alice Bricknell g-d, 23 UF, Shaftesbury Elizabeth w, 59 Frank Bricknell gr-g-s, 4, UM, EW Walter s, 21, UM, gardener, EW Albert Bricknell gr-g-s, 1, UM, EW Mabel d, 15, UF, EW 26, Sunny Bank 17, The School Louisa Thick, 77, wd, laundress, EW 1891, 52 John Young, 42, Farmer, EW 1891, 56 Louisa w, 46, schoolmistress, Malmsbury 27, Lushes Bertrum, s, 18, UM, pupil teacher, Alv William Moxham, 42, Ag Lab, EW 1891, 33 Ethel d, 16, UF, school monitor, EW Ann Moxham mother, 68, EW Janet d, 12, UF, EW Bertie Moxham g-s, 11,UM, EW Ada Mary d, 8, UF EW 28, Lushes Blacksmith’s shop and cottage, and 2 Handley Street, Charles Bath, 74, wdr, Ag Lab, EW 1891, 32 uninhabited 29, Dairy Cottage 18, Church Lane George ?Towell, 38, shepherd, Alv New Sarah Young, 62, UM, dressmaker, EW 1891, 41 Frances w, 34, Berwick St J Mary Young, 48, UM, sister, dressmaker, EW Agnes Mary d, 3, UF, EW Emily Mary d, 10/12, UF, EW 19, Vicarage Cottage Walter Lush, 36, Road labourer, Bowerchalke 30, West End 1891, 10 Lot Kerley, 57, Ag Lab, EW 1891, 28 Phoebe w, 41 EW Eliza w, 55, EW Kathleen d, 5, UF, EW George, s, 33, UM, groom, EW Olive d, 2, UF, EW Mildred d, 1, UF, EW 31, West End Baby d, 2 days, UF EW Francis Pomphrey, 41. Printer, Monmouth New Maria Lush, 78, lodger, parish pay, Sutton Mdvlle Elizabeth w 38 Margaret d, 14, UF, Somerset 20, Vicarage Clara d, 11, UF, Bristol Rev. John Jacob, 34, Wilts New Francis s, 8, UM, do Alicia w, 29, Dorset Bertie s 6, UM, do Idonia Kate Emms, 27, UF, servant, Broadchalke 32, West End 21, Duck Street E. Hayward Rebbeck, 34, farm manager, EW William Critchell, 78, Ag Lab, EW 1891, 30 1891, 19 Martha w, 61, laundress, Fovant Alice Bennett, 53, UF housekeeper, Hants

22, Duck Street 33, West End George Kerley, 79, wdr, parish pay EW, 1891, 24 Sarah Moxham, 80, wd, parish pay, EW 1891, 39 Mary d, 49, UF, EW 23, Duck Street William Bath g-s, 16, Ag Lab, EW Robert Andrews, 63, Ag Lab, Dorset 1891, 20 Jane w, 68, Berwick St John 34, West End Henry s, 27, shepherd, Alv John Henry Gould, 37, mason, EW 1881, 11 Oliver s, 25, Ag Lab, Alv Florence Ada w, 28, Somerset

John W s, 1, UM, Somerset

1901 35, West End 44, Pound Street John Gould, 76, bricklayer, EW 1891, 38 William Smart, 48, Ag Lab, EW 1891, 12 Mary, w, 69, Semley Eliza Smart cousin, 38, UF, laundress, EW Rosa d, 32, UF, EW Mary Smart cousin, 30, UF, laundress EW

36, West End One uninhabited house William Young, 57, blacksmith ‘on farm’, EW 1891, 37 45, Pound Street Sarah w, 57, EW Richard Golden, 58, Ag Lab, Bowerchke 1891, F4 Cyril g-s, 10, UM, EW Jane w, 59, EW, 1891, 50 Henry Hardiman, step-s, 18, UM, u-carter EW 37, West End Frank Hardiman, step g-s, 10, UM, London Thomas Bath, 54, wdr, shepherd, Wilton 891, 34 46, Pound Street 38, West End Charles Andrews, 31, Ag Lab, Alv 1891, 20 William Young, 58, carter, EW 1891, 36 Margaret w, 31, Salisbury Emily w, 57, Bowerchalke 47, The Common 39, West End George Philpot, 60, Ag Lab, EW 1891, 26 Samuel Marks, 57, gamekeeper, Devon 1891, 40 Elizabeth w, 50, Somerset 48, Prestcombe Tom s, 19, UM, Ag Lab, Somerset Thomas Snook, 44, Ag Lab, EW 1891, 21 William s, 17, UM, under-gkeepr, Somerset Albertina w, 36, Donhead Tom Edward g-s, 10, UM, sch, Somerset Arthur s, 11, UM, Middx Herbert s, 7, UM, EW 40, Pound Street Charles Bath, 31, Ag Lab, EW 1991, 44 49, Prescombe Mary Ann, w, 23, EW Robert Damon, 55, Ag Lab (horses), Dorset New William Ed. s, 5, UM, sch, EW Ketchurer? w, 55 Hilda May d, 2, UF, EW Lionel s, 22, UM, u-carte, Hants Arthur, s, 11 41, Pound Street George Powell, 36, UM, Ag Lab, EW 1891, 15 50, Topp Hill Ann, mother, 57, wd, EW William Joy, 30, farm carter, Worcs New Sarah d, 34, UF, laundress, EW Annie w, 27, Wilts Fred g-s, 4, UM, sch, EW Elsie d, 5, UF Dorset Thomas Smart, 50, lodger, Ag Lab, EW 1891, 12 Albert s, 4, UM, Dorset Frederick s, 1, UM, Dorset 42, Pound Street Edwin Topp, 55, Ag Lab, EW 1991, 22 51, Topp Hill Martha w, 46 Dorset Samuel Maidment, 59, farm carter, Broadchlk 1891, F2 43, Pound Street Martha w, 56, Broadchalke William Hardiman, 53, farm carter, EW 1891, 11 Thomas, s, 17, UM, u-carter, Broadchalke Sarah w, 53, EW Herbert s, 12, UM, sch, FB George s, 19, UM, u-carter, EW Louisa d, 2, UF, Warminster Bertrum s, 17, UM, u-shepherd, EW Albert s, 11, UM, sch, EW

(Census return for Fifield Bavant, by 1901 part of the civil parish of Ebbesbourne Wake)

52, Four Cottages 56, Fifield Augustus Moxham, 54, Ag Lab, EW 1891, F7 James Oates, 31, shepherd, Wilts New Sarah w, 59, Swallowcliffe Sarah w, 30, Broadchalke

53, Four Cottages 57, FB Harry Pill, 27, carter, Wilts New William Payne, 35, shepherd, Dorset New Anne Eliz. w, 27, Berwick St John Annie w, 30, Dorset Olive d, 4, UF, sch, do Frederick s, 5, UM, Dorset Amy d, 2, UF, Hants Ada d, 3, UF, Dorset Thomas Walround?, 27, Ag Lab, boarder S'rset Richard s, 2, UM, Dorset Charles Priddle, 27, Ag Lab, boarder Somerset 58, FB 54, William Street George Benjafield, 30, farmer, EW 1891, F1 William Butcher, 45, shepherd, Dorset New Emily w, 30, Donhead Adelaide w, 44, Donhead Edwin s, 3, UM, FB Emily d, 12, UF, sch, Wilts Margaret d, 1, UF, FB Edwin s, 9, UM, Wilts Harriett Maidment, 27, UF, servant, Broadchalke Beatrice d, 5, UF, Wilts Josephine d, 3, UF, Broadchalke 59, FB Francis E Arnold, 42, farmer, Fovant New 55, 3, Four Cottages Anna w, 34, Salisbury William West, 29, Ag Lab, Bowerchlk New Winifred d, 6, UF, FB Annie, w,27 John s, 3, UM, FB Victor, s, 1 Fanny Walker, 16, UF, servant, Wilts John Price, 15, UM, lodger, Ag Lab, London

'End of the ecclesiastical parish of Fifield Bavant, and of the civil parish of Ebbesbourne Wake.'

Summary Houses inhabited, 59; Uninhabited, 5; Males, 127; Females 103; Total 230; Houses with less than five rooms, 23