Old Records & interesting census

1881 HMP Nottingham Census

Census Data © British Crown copyright 1999.

Institution: "Her Majestys Prison" Nottingham St John St

Census Place: Nottingham St Mary, Nottingham, England

Source: FHL Film 1341802 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 3357 Folio 156 Page 1

Marr Age Sex Birthplace

John FLOCKTON M 60 M Leeds, York, England

Rel: Head - Occ: Governor Nottingham Prison

Rebecca FLOCKTON M 56 F Lofthouse With Carlton, York, England

Rel: Wife - Occ: Housewife

Annie Elizabeth FLOCKTON U 21 F Wakefield, York, England

Rel: Dau

Joseph Swift FLOCKTON U 15 M Wakefield, York, England

Rel: Son - Occ: Scholar

Annie CRAMPTON U 13 F Mansfield, Nottingham, England

Rel: Serv - Occ: Maid Of All Work Dom Serv

Institution: "Her Majestys Prison" Nottingham St John St

Census Place: Nottingham St Mary, Nottingham, England

Source: FHL Film 1341802 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 3357 Folio 156 Page 1

Marr Age Sex Birthplace

James COMRIE U 40 M Comrie, Perth, Scotland

Rel: Warder - Occ: Warder Nottingham Prison

George MARSH U 34 M Northwood, Isle of Wight, Hampshire, England

Rel: Warder - Occ: Warder Nottingham Prison

William BEE M 55 M Southwell, Nottingham, England

Rel: Watchman - Occ: Night Watchman Nottingham Prison

Joseph HEWES M 49 M Rochford, Essex, England

Rel: Warder - Occ: Chief Warder Nottingham Prison

Mary FALL W 49 F

Rel: Other - Occ: Acting Matron Nottingham Prison

Elizabeth CLAYTON U 44 F Nottingham, Nottingham, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Wardress Nottingham Prison

Elizabeth Emily TAYLOR U 26 F Woolwich, Kent, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Wardress Nottingham Prison

Thomas WELSH U 24 M Warrington, Lancashire, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Iron Turner Employed

Arthur THOMPSON U 18 M Wadworth, York, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Ships Cook On Fishing Vessel Employed

Charles BRASSINGTON U 28 M Mansfield, Nottingham, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Lab Masons Employed

George STEEDMAN M 33 M Wilford, Nottingham, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Clerk Soliciter Employed

William SMITH M 58 M Ampthill, Bedford, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Lab Ag Employed

Arthur REID U 16 M Nottingham, Nottingham, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Lace Frame Setter Up Employed

Lewis ATKIN U 16 M Nottingham, Nottingham, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Collier Employed

Richard HILDITCH U 17 M Portsmouth, Hampshire, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Lace Threader Factory Employed

Samuel YOUNG U 15 M Nottingham, Nottingham, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Lab Painter Employed

 Institution: "Her Majestys Prison" Nottingham St John St

Census Place: Nottingham St Mary, Nottingham, England

Source: FHL Film 1341802 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 3357 Folio 156 Page 2

Marr Age Sex Birthplace

Robert Wallis PINDER M 28 M Newark, Nottingham, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Whitesmith Employed

Samuel WILLIS U 25 M Polesworth, Warwick, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Lace Bobbin Maker Employed

John JEBSON U 40 M Arnold, Nottingham, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Bricklayer Employed

Joseph THOMPSON U 32 M Newark, Nottingham, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Lab Coalpit Employed

Walter BOYD M 28 M London Bow, Middlesex, England

 Rel: Other - Occ: Commission Agent Employed

James SNEE U 36 M Mayo Ballina, Ireland

Rel: Other - Occ: Lab Bricklayers Employed

William BALL M 21 M Nottingham, Nottingham, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Lab Bricklayers Employed

George WELDON M 29 M Nottingham, Nottingham, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Lab Gen Employed

James BREWIN W 44 M Aston Under Lyne, Lancashire, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Lab Bricklayers Employed

George HODGES M 28 M Nottingham, Nottingham, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Collier Employed

William SCOTT U 37 M Worksop, Nottingham, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Lab Ag Employed

James Gadd KERRY M 30 M Nottingham, Nottingham, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Maltster Employed

Thomas CUNNINGHAM M 21 M Selby, York, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Hardware Licensed Hawker Self Empl

William (Etc) ASHTON (ETC) U 23 M Burlington, York, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Hardware Licensed Hawker Self Empl

William SMITH M 47 M Kirton Lindsey, Lincoln, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Police Inspector Employed

Henry OXBY M 26 M Sleaford, Lincoln, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Gardener Employed

William Richard BAWFORTH M 27 M Retford, Nottingham, England

Rel: Other - Occ: County Court Clerk Employed

John MORRIS M 23 M Nottingham, Nottingham, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Lab Bricklayers Employed

Noah PADLEY M 43 M Kimberley, Nottingham, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Groom (ND) Employed

John CUTTS M 44 M Woollaton, Nottingham, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Sweep Chimney Employed

Henry WHITEHEAD U 27 M Nottingham, Nottingham, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Moulder Iron Employed

John TROOPS W 40 M Retford, Nottingham, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Maltster Employed

William HUNT U 19 M Worksop, Nottingham, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Sweep Chimney Employed

Thomas SMITH M 25 M Manchester, Lancashire, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Gas Fitter Employed

Robert Henry FETTIPLACE M 37 M Duffield, Derby, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Dyer Silk & Cotton Employed

Institution: "Her Majestys Prison" Nottingham St John St

Census Place: Nottingham St Mary, Nottingham, England

Source: FHL Film 1341802 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 3357 Folio 157 Page 3

Marr Age Sex Birthplace

Abraham CROSSFIELD U 21 M London Bow, Middlesex, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Draper Gen Employed

James JACKSON M 49 M Mansfield, Nottingham, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Tallow Chandler Employed

John NEWTON W 54 M Lees, Lancashire, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Joiner Employed

James FALCONBRIDGE U 54 M Bulwell, Nottingham, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Glove Frame Knitter Employed

James CHARLTON U 20 M Nottingham, Nottingham, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Lab Bricklayer Employed

James Thomas LINTOFT U 22 M Hereford, Hereford, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Lab Railway Employed

Francis William SPELLAN M 31 M London Mary Le Bone, Middlesex, England

 Rel: Other - Occ: Clerk Telegraph Government

Elwin PARKIN U 26 M Retford, Nottingham, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Lab Bricklayer Employed

William REDFERN U 17 M Radford, Nottingham, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Lab Dye House Employed

James SWINSCOE U 20 M Nottingham, Nottingham, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Lace Twist Hand Factory Employed

Thomas PARKER U 21 M Burgh Le Marsh, Lincoln, England

 Rel: Other - Occ: Serv In Husbandry (Farm) Employed

Edwin (Etc) MELLORS (ETC) M 46 M Hull, York, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Fitter Iron Employed

William HALLAM U 20 M Yoxield, Stafford, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Collier Employed

Thomas WATSON M 30 M Carlton, Nottingham, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Butcher Employed

Alfred STORER U 18 M Nottingham, Nottingham, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Lab Bricklayer Employed

John WARD W 62 M Nottingham, Nottingham, England

Rel: Other - Occ: German Yeast Dealer (Brewer) Self Employed

Thomas STEWART U 28 M Forfar Dundee, Scotland

Rel: Other - Occ: Leather Cutter Employed

Joseph WHITEHEAD U 17 M Manchester, Lancashire, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Joiner Employed

George ATKIN U 15 M Nottingham, Nottingham, England

 Rel: Other - Occ: Lace Threader Employed

George COMPTON U 17 M London St George Church, Middlesex, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Lab Bricklayer Employed

Herbert ROGERS U 17 M Lenton, Nottingham, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Lace Dresser Factory Employed

Henry WRAGG U 44 M Mansfield, Nottingham, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Lab Gen Employed

George WINFIELD U 22 M Radford, Nottingham, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Collier Employed

George THOMAS M 28 M Derby, Derby, England

 Rel: Other - Occ: Lab Engineers (E&M) Employed

Thomas HALL U 20 M Leeds, York, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Hurrier In Coal Pit Employed

 Institution: "Her Majestys Prison" Nottingham St John St

Census Place: Nottingham St Mary, Nottingham, England

Source: FHL Film 1341802 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 3357 Folio 157 Page 4

Marr Age Sex Birthplace

William ATKIN M 39 M West Meath Athlone, Ireland

Rel: Other - Occ: Collier Employed

William BURGIN U 30 M Mansfield, Nottingham, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Moulder Iron Employed

Joseph MALTBY U 20 M Nottingham, Nottingham, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Lab Bricklayers Employed

Samuel COLTON M 40 M Nottingham, Nottingham, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Painter House Employed

Joseph HOPE U 18 M Radford, Nottingham, England

 Rel: Other - Occ: Fitter Machine (SPG) Employed

William JOHNSON U 30 M Grantham, Lincoln, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Boatman Canal Employed

William GREENWOOD M 34 M Pateleybridge, York, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Watchmaker Employed

Frederick STOCKDALE U 23 M Basford, Nottingham, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Groom (ND) Employed

George BENNETT U 52 M Sutton In Ashfields, Nottingham, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Stocking Frame Knitter Employed

Joseph WAKEFIELD U 16 M Belton, Nottingham, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Lab Bricklayer Employed

Charles THOMS M 28 M Nottingham, Nottingham, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Bricklayer Employed

William MC INTOSH U 18 M Nottingham, Nottingham, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Collier Employed

Thomas Henry SUTTON U 21 M Dudley, Stafford, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Joiner Employed

William ALLSOP M 29 M Gainsborough, Lincoln, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Printer Letter Press Employed

Herbert WHEATLEY M 39 M Stanley, Derby, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Collier Employed

William EASTWOOD U 26 M Birmingham, Warwick, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Lab Bricklayer Employed

James FLANIGAN M 40 M Sheffield, York, England

 Rel: Other - Occ: General Dealer Self Empl

Henry CLUTE U 22 M Nottingham, Nottingham, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Tailor Employed

George TERRY U 22 M Nottingham, Nottingham, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Shoe Finisher Employed

William BUNNY M 24 M Sneinton Nottingham, Nottingham, England

 Rel: Other - Occ: Lab Bricklayer Employed

Frederick HALL U 23 M Derby, Derby, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Puddler Iron Employed

William (Etc) BARNES (ETC) M 23 M Bleasby, Nottingham, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Collier Employed

John PHILIPS W 58 M Sheffield, York, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Lab Gen Employed

Francis COCKAYNE M 22 M Derby, Derby, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Fitter Machine (Eng) Employed

William BUCKNALL W 39 M Mansfield, Nottingham, England

Rel: Other - Occ: Butcher Employed

 Institution: "Her Majestys Prison" Nottingham St John St

Census Place: Nottingham St Mary, Nottingham, England

Source: FHL Film 1341802 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 3357 Folio 158 Page 5

  Marr Age Sex Birthplace

Robert CRUMP U 27 M Nottingham, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other

  Occ: Painter Employed

George HEMSHALL U 39 M Southwell, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Ostler Hotel Employed

Samuel CLARKE M 38 M Nottingham, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Lab Bricklayer Employed

Herbert MASON U 19 M Nottingham, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Butcher Employed

John Henry FOLLOWS M 24 M Hathern, Leicester, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Painter House Employed

Thomas SMITH U 23 M Beverley, York, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Lab Gen Employed

John HOPKINSON U 18 M Nottingham, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Lab Gen Employed

Robert HOLMES M 36 M Sutton In Ashfield, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Debtor - Occ: Lab Smiths Employed

Thomas COHEN U 23 M

  Rel: Other -

John BUXTON M 49 M Retford, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Joiner Employed

Thomas DAY M 34 M Crowlands, Lincoln, England

  Rel: Debtor - Occ: Collier Employed

Herbert BEMBRIDGE U 16 M Bulwell, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Collier Employed

James HALL M 29 M Hayfield, Derby, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Draper Shop Employed

Matthew SURGEY U 39 M Nottingham, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Shoe Rivetter Employed

William PLYER M 32 M Chard, Somerset, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Lace Maker Factory Employed

William JACKSON U 37 M Nottingham, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Lab Gen Employed

William (Xc) LEE U 20 M Albaston, Derby, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Lab Bricklayer Employed

William PARNHAM U 19 M Nottingham, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Lab Bricklayer Employed

James CARR U 21 M Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland

  Rel: Other - Occ: Fireman Stamer (Seaman) Employed

William LOOTHERN M M

  Rel: Other

Stephen GIRTON U 17 M London Poplar, Middlesex, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Milk Seller Employed

John WHITTON M 51 M Nottingham, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Lab Ag Employed

William COOK U 61 M Whitwick, Leicester, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Stocking Frame Knitter Employed

Samuel WHITTON U 21 M Edingley, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Lab Ag Employed

James BOWNES U 23 M Radford, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Hosiery Factory Employed

Henry MAPLES (ETC) U 19 M Nottingham, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Sweep Chimney Employed

Albert MADEN U 21 M Nottingham, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Butcher Employed

 

  Institution: "Her Majestys Prison" Nottingham St John St

  Census Place: Nottingham St Mary, Nottingham, England

  Source: FHL Film 1341802 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 3357 Folio 158 Page 6

  Marr Age Sex Birthplace

James DAWES W 35 M London Poplar, Middlesex, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Fitter Machine (SPG) Employed

Alfred LAUGHTON U 23 M Tounmorline, Kent, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Stonemason Employed

William KEAN M 33 M Measham, Derby, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Lab Gen Employed

William WATTS M 28 M Nottingham, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Licensed Hawker Hosiery Self Employed

William COOPER W 66 M Southwell, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Lab Ag Employed

Harry MARTIN U 17 M Market Harborough, Leicester, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Lab Dyehouse Employed

George FRYER U 23 M Stilton, Huntingdon, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Lab Masons Employed

Patrick COFF U 23 M Roscommon French Park, Ireland

  Rel: Other - Occ: Collier Employed

Reuben LAWSTEAD U 13 M ..., Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other

Elijah SOAR U 41 M Nottingham, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Lab Smiths Employed

Joseph GLOVER M 24 M Nottingham, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Lace Warper Factory Employed

George BRADLEY M 34 M Woodborough, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Lab Smiths Employed

John WILKINSON M 62 M Arnold, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Stocking Frame Knitter Employed

Job WILLIAMSON M 56 M Arnold, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Stocking Frame Knitter Employed

Thomas MARSHALL U 20 M Wymeswold, Leicester, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Lab Ag Employed

Joseph FLOVEN M 24 M

  Rel: Other

Reuben NEWSTEAD U 15 M Newark, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Lab Gen Employed

Thomas MORRIS M 22 M Wolverhampton, Stafford, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Lab Slaters Employed

John HAL... M 62 M

  Rel: Other

Stephen WAIN U 24 M Newhall, Derby, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Collier Employed

George BRADLEY M 34 M

  Rel: Other

John BUXTON U 25 M Nottingham, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Sawyer Employed

... WILLIAMSON M 56 M

  Rel: Other

John NOON M 24 M Nottingham, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Lab Plasterers Employed

John LEE U 31 M Nottingham, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Lab Gen Employed

Thomas ADAMS U 42 M Dudley, Stafford, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Collier Employed

Thomas ... BARSTOW 28 M

  Rel: Other

William TURNER U 40 M Nottingham, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other Handicap: Dumb - Occ: Hawker Oysters Etc Employed

Samuel TAYLOR U 20 M Nottingham, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Lab Gen Employed

Thomas SMITH M 30 M Newark, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Excavator Employed

John ROY (ETC) U 22 M Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland

  Rel: Other - Occ: Gas Fitter Employed

 

  Institution: "Her Majestys Prison" Nottingham St John St

  Census Place: Nottingham St Mary, Nottingham, England

  Source: FHL Film 1341802 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 3357 Folio 159 Page 7

  Marr Age Sex Birthplace

Mary Ann ROSCO M 29 F Roscommon Boyle, Ireland

  Rel: Other - Occ: Hawker Of Lace Etc Licensed Self

Ann Elizabeth PARKINSON U 16 F Barrow, Lincoln, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Dom Serv Employed

Martha HUNT W 38 F Sileby, Leicester, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Lace Clipper Employed

Elizabeth SEYMOUR U 19 F Basford, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Tailoress Employed

Louisa LETTS M 19 F Nottingham, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Charwoman Employed

Annie Maria WALKER M 29 F Nottingham, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Lace Finisher Factory Employed

Elizabeth EYRE (ETC) U 20 F Nottingham, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Cotton Doubler Factory Employed

Annie Monk BERRY M 26 F Nottingham, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Hawker Of Lace Etc Licensed Employed

Mary JACKSON U 27 F Hanley, Stafford, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Charwoman Employed

Mary HARRISON M 46 F Birmingham, Stafford, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Hawker Of Lace Etc Licensed Employed

Jane ELLIS U 37 F Louth, Lincoln, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Tailoress Employed

Sarah CREWE M 34 F Leicester, Leicester, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Lace Clipper Employed

Ellen FYMON M 40 F Ipswich, Suffolk, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Charwoman Employed

Mary Jane GATFIELD M 27 F Manchester, Lancashire, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Housewife Not Employed

Emma MILLER M 63 F

Sarah HALL U 58 F Nottingham, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Lace Drawer Employed

Jane PEGG M 40 F Ilkeston, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Charwoman Laundry Employed

Mary HICKLING M 42 F Nottingham, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Dressmaker Employed

Sarah HAWKINS M 30 F Devizes, Wiltshire, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Charwoman Employed

Sarah Ann Mayo CLYNES M 45 F Claypole, Lincoln, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Lace Clipper Employed

Isabella BUXTON U 15 F Kilburn, Derby, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Dom Serv Employed

Elizabeth DAVIS (ETC) M 36 F Basford, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Charwoman Employed

Ada HULL U 19 F Thorpe, Leicester, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Tick Maker Upholster Employed

Fanny MARSHALL M 26 F Worcester, Worcester, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Tailoress Employed

Sarah NOONAN M 21 F Leicester, Leicester, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Hosiery Factory Employed

Ada RICHARDSON W 31 F Scarborough, York, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Charwoman Employed

 

  Institution: "Her Majestys Prison" Nottingham St John St

  Census Place: Nottingham St Mary, Nottingham, England

  Source: FHL Film 1341802 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 3357 Folio 159 Page 8

  Marr Age Sex Birthplace

Robert HURST M 56 M Durham, Durham, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Seedsman In Business

George REED (ETC) U 22 M Northwood, Stafford, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Collier Employer

George BROOM M 40 M Eakring, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Lab Ag Employer

John JACKSON U 21 M Mansfield, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Shoe Finisher Employer

Herbert ASHBY M 28 M Great Eastern, Leicester, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Ry Guard Employer

William HITCHIN W 61 M Basthorpe, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Surveyor Roads Employer

Amos CHADBOURN U 35 M Mansfield, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Moulder Iron Employer

Arthur MARSHALL M 33 M East Leake, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Lab Gen Employer

William HARRISON U 22 M Nottingham, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Collier Employer

George Smith MERRIMAN M 30 M Castle Donnington, Leicester, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Basket Maker Employer

William BRECKNOCK U 27 M Hucknall Torkard, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Lab Gen Employer

James PRENDRGAST U 22 M Nottingham, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Slater Employer

Samuel JACKSON M 35 M Nottingham, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Commission Agent Employer

Albert DUNN U 22 M Bridport, Somerset, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Hotel Boots Employer

Louis Parro De MURROKKA W 40 M Lorraine Metr, France

  Rel: Other - Occ: Designer Pottery Employer

Joseph JONES M 30 M Leicester, Leicester, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Shoemaker Employer

Charles WALLIS U 19 M Manchester, Lancashire, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Clk Coml Employer

William Henry HALLAM M 50 M Sandiacre, Derby, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Commission Agent Employer

George MARRIOTT U 16 M Willoughby On The Wolds, Leicester, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Potter Inn Employer

Thomas DUROW W 25 M Ainsley Woodhouse, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Refreshment House Keeper Employer

George CULLEN M 22 M Upton, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Lab Gen Employer

Henry ALPINE M 21 M Nottingham, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Lab Smiths Employer

David NOLAN U 20 M Sheffield, York, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Shoemaker Employer

Ann TURTON M 57 F Nottingham, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Lace Mender Employer

Catherine SULLIVAN U 24 F London Rotherhithe, Kent, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Cotton Winder Factory Employer

 

  Institution: "Her Majestys Prison" Nottingham St John St

  Census Place: Nottingham St Mary, Nottingham, England

  Source: FHL Film 1341802 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 3357 Folio 160 Page 9

  Marr Age Sex Birthplace

William George TOWLE M 25 M Nottingham, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Smiths Striker Employed

John ADAMS U 38 M Shardlow, Derby, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Gardener Employed

Anthony WOODWARD U 37 M Greathora, Warwick, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Lab Ag Employed

Henry HICKMAN M 40 M Mansfield, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Painter House Employed

John WILSON U 45 M Leicester, Leicester, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Groom Employed

Albert LONGMIRE M 43 M Nottingham, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Lab Gen Employed

Henry COX U 62 M Mansfield Woodhouse, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Lab Gen Employed

John BEASTALL W 55 M Keywort, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Stocking Frame Knitter Employed

Anthony FLETCHER U 55 M Lodge On Wolds, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Farmer Self

John FLETCHER U 49 M Lodge On Wolds, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Farmer Self

Francis FLETCHER U 50 M Lodge On Wolds, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Farmer Self

William FLETCHER U 59 M Lodge On Wolds, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Farmer Self

George TURNER U 27 M Sutton In Ashfield, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Smiths Stricker Employed

Thomas BIDDLES U 52 M Roathley, Leicester, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Tog Maker Employed

Alexander BETTS U 40 M Hucknell Under Huthwaite, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Colliery Employed

Thomas SPOWAGE M 48 M Blidworth, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Miner Plaster Stone Employed

Thomas HALL M 24 M Wolverhampton, Stafford, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Lab Slater Employed

John ALLSOP U 39 M Sutton In Ashfield, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Stocking Frame Knitter Employed

James DUNN M 35 M Durham, Durham, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Plasterer Employed

Henry JARRATT U 20 M Sheffield, York, England

  Rel: Other - Occ: Lab Gen Employed

John BUXTON U 25 M Nottingham, Nottingham, England

  Occ: Sawyer Employed

Death Notices - NOTTINGHAM EVENING POST

 December, 1943

© Nottingham Evening Post

ALLISS - On the 7th inst., (December), William Edmund, aged 89 years, formerly L.N.E.R. Representative.

BASKILL - On December 6th, suddenly, at the General Hospital, Gladys Elsie, beloved wife of John William BASKILL, loving mother of Stanley, Ralph, Marjorie, Ivy and David. Sadly missed. Interment General Cemetery at 2 pm Friday, December the 10th.

BRADLEY - On Tuesday, December 7th, Jessie, beloved wife of John, passed away at City Hospital.

BRADSHAW - On Tuesday, December 7th, Leslie, at 12 Staples-street, Mapperley, after long illness patiently borne - Loving wife Alice, sisters and brothers. Funeral Redhill, Saturday, 12 noon. No mourning.

BOFFEY - In December, Ord. Sea. Frank, aged 19, died Ceylon. - Mam, dad, brother, sisters, Harry and fiancee Edna and family. There is some corner of a foreign field that is for ever England.

CLARK - December 7th, Charles CLARK, 47 Sandford-road, Mapperley, Nottingham. No flowers by request.

ELLIOTT - December 8th, Richard Patrick, darling baby of Rob and Betty, aged five weeks. Only lent.

GOODMAN - December 6th, suddenly, James. Interment 11.45 am Saturday, December 11th, Bulwell cemetery.

HARDY - On December 5th, Hilda Mary, wife of Capt. J.E. HARDY, of 21 Park-avenue, West Bridgford. Funeral Grantham Cemetery, Friday, December 10th, 2.00pm. Service St. Ann's Church, Grantham, 1.30pm; also service at St. Giles Parish Church, West Bridgford, 10.00am.

HOEY - December 7th, Joseph Edward (late postman), aged 58 years, at 85 Seaton-crescent, Aspley, dearly loved husband of Lily, father of Joey (India), Lulu, John, and grandchildren, brother of Mary and Fred (Manchester), after much suffering patiently borne.

JAMES - December 6th, at 17 Edwin-street, Daybrook, Herbert, beloved husband of Alice, and father of Peggy, passed peacefully away after long suffering, in his 69th year. Thy will be done. Funeral Redhill, Saturday, December 11th, 2 o'clock.

PARKER - December 3rd, 18 Peel-street, Frank, beloved of Lilian, father of Kitty and Lawrence (C.M.F.), son-in-law Jack, and grandson Billy. Rest in peace.

SIBCY - On December 1st, Florence Edna (nee MILNER), the dearly loved wife of Harry, aged 33. So young to leave us. God rest and keep.

SMEETON - December 7th, 1943, at General Hospital, Henry, aged 55, husband of Elizabeth. Funeral Stanton-on-the-Wolds Church, Monday, 2.15. No flowers by request.

STIMPSON - On December 6th, S.G., aged 90 years, widow of the late O. STIMPSON. Interment Cropwell Bishop, Saturday, 2.30.

STRINGER - John R., of Leicester, loving father of Mrs. SWANNACK, Jack and grandson Eric. Funeral Saturday.

SWINDON - December 7th, Albert, aged 45. Beloved husband of Grace, dear daddy of Doreen, passed away, at 180 Bobbers Mill-road. At rest.

WIDDOWSON - Tuesday, December 7th, Ernest, the beloved husband of Florry, passed away. My life's companion, one of the best, God grant him eternal rest. Father of Ernest, Alf and Harry, daughters-in-law, and grandchildren.

WARREN - December 7th, Thomas, 41 Conway-road, Carlton, passed away - Loving wife, family.

Part Of "IN MEMORIAM" List - same newspaper.

ATKINSON - Loving memories of our dear daughter Lily, died December 8th, 1939. Deep in our hearts a memory is kept, of one we loved and shall never forget. - Mam, dad and Edna.

CULLEY - Nellie. Two years have passed since God called you from we who loved you; now I'm in foreign lands, memories are with you. - Loving husband, Edgar, children, June, Alice, Brian.

DRIVER - Reuben, Ex.P.C. One year today. To be with you in the same old way would be our dearest wish to-day. - Loving wife, Nellie, sons, daughters, grandchildren.

ELLIS - One year to-day, December 9th, William, dearly beloved husband of Bertha.

GRAVELLE - Loving thoughts of dear dad, four years to-day - Joyce and Nora.

HERRETT - Elizabeth Ellen, passed away one year to-day - Sadly missed by ever-loving husband and daughter, Vera.

KING - Loving memory of George, died December 9th, 1939. But memories remain. - Wife, Doris and Beatrice and husbands.

MELLOR - Ivy (nee WINFIELD), December 8th, 1942, beloved daughter of Henry, sister of W.J. HUDSON and Albert, dearest auntie of Beryl and John. Not just to-day, but always, we think of you. - Loving family.

PELL - Loving memories of John, died December 9th, 1927. Never forgotten - Wife.

PRICE - In loving memory of dear Jim, died December 9th, 1942; also dad, February 15th, 1927. Ever in our thoughts. - Mam and sisters.

RICHARDSON - Catherine. Treasured memories of a beloved wife and mother, darling grandma of Mary, three years to-day. In heavenly love abiding. -Husband and family.

ROBERTS - Treasured memories of our dear mother, passed away December 9th, 1942. - Sadly missed by Dad, Emily, Alfred, Elsie, Arthur and grandchildren. Formerly of Cardiff-street, Nottingham.

SMITH - Loving memory of Mother, died December 9th, 1927. - Bill and Edna.

STARR - In proud remembrance of our beloved John, A.B., R.N., H.M.S. Marigold, December 9th, 1942. To live in hearts we leave behind is not to die. - Mother, dad, Anne, Don (R.A.F.), Elisabeth, Ethel, Tom, Jack.

TAYLOR - In loving memory of father, died three years ago to-day. - Always remembered.

WALKER - Treasured memories Sarah, December 9th, 1940. Smiling face, heart of gold, dearest wife and mother the world could hold. - Husband and family.

WHILEY - Selina. Cherished memories of our dearly loved mother and grandma, five years to day. Sadly missed - Daughter, Polly, Percy, grandchildren.

WILLIS - Seven years have passed; thoughts drift to bygone days; life moves on but memory stays. - Florrie, Maude.

STANFORD HOUSE - 19 CASTLE GATE, NOTTINGHAM

© Central Public Library Deeds & Archives

1684 - The first mention found of a house on this site. It was then sold by Robert EGGINGTON, mercer, and his mother Mary and at that time was occupied by Joseph HOLDEN, Gent. The 'EGGINGTON family' has owned property from, at least 1587. In 1643 three members of the EGGINGTON family paid assessments for property in Castle Gate: Mistris EGGINGTON £1 10s.0d. Brownloe EGGINGTON £1 0s.0d. Robert EGGINGTON £1 0s.0d.

It was sold by the EGGINGTON family to John DAND Esp., for £110 5s.0d. (*5/- to Mary EGGINGTON). On the south (or south east) side there was a garden and this or a small paddock, is mentioned until 1760. Until after the Enclosure Act of 1845 - not implemented until the 1860's - the house would have a wonderful south view over the Meadows to the Trent. In 1696 a brewhouse, washhouse and other buildings were erected and this was probably the date when the house was "new built" as mentioned in 1701 and John DAND actually lived in it. John DAND was probably connected with the DANDS of Mansfield Woodhouse but when he remarried in 1681 was of St.Mary's Parish Nottingham (19 Castle Gate was in St. Nicholas' Parish).

* /- was the sign to denote shillings - therefore 5 shillings would be written 5/-.

1701 - Three daughters of John DAND and his widow sold the property for £650 to Thomas MANSFIELD of Nottingham, Gent. He lived in the house, but was one of the MANSFIELDS of West Leake. His sone, another Thomas MANSFIELD of West Leake sold the property to Thomas BENNETT of Welby, Leics., for £550 but agreeing to pay off £1000 charged on the premises. Chiverton HARTOPP inherited the property. He had married Catherine daughter of the second Thomas MANSFIELD at ST. Mary's in 1727, was a major in the Duke of Kingston's Light Horse during the 1745 rebellion and was also deputy governor of Plymouth in the same year. The Corportation of Nottingham gave him the Freedom of the town in 1740 because of his eminent services "against the Rebels in the Northern part of this United Kingdom". When his Aunt Elizabeth BENNETT died in 1751 he succeeded to the manor of Welby and also to the property in Castle Gate. He was living there in 1752 and may have been occupying it even earlier.

In 1755 he was fined 6d. for *"froing Durt on High Ways" in "Casselgate". He had two daughters Catherine the Elder who married James Modyford HEYWOOD of Maristowe, Devon, and whose daughter Sophia married John MUSTERS of Colwick; Mary the younger who married Richard HOWE of Langar in 1758. Richard HOWE later became Admiral Earl HOWE (Black Dick) of the battle of 'theGlorious First of June in 1794'. This is the reason that 19 Stanford Street has been said to be the town house of the HOWES of Langar - quite incorrectly. Chiverton HARTOPP died on 2nd April 1759 and by July 17th 1759 arrangements for the sale of the house had been made. Lady HOWE may have lived there for a short time after she married but by right of her father than that of the HOWES.

* For "throwing dirt on (the) Highways" in "Castle Gate."

The bundle of Deeds contain lists of fixtures in the house including seven marble chimney pieces and there is also a list of household goods sold. The rooms mentioned vary in the two lists. These come from the list of fixtures. New Room, Drawing Room, Street Parlour, Kitchen, Servants Hall, Larder Necessary House, House Keeper's Room, Butler's pantry - all presumably on the ground floor (other list has a Booting Room). Then presumably on the first floor there were the Tapestry Chamber, Green Chamber, Dressing Room, Street Chamber, Yellow Room, Closet in top of the stairs, study. Then right at the top were the papered Garret and the New Garrett. The list concludes in this order: The Brewhouse, Laundry, Red Room, Corn Chamber, Garret over the Red Room, Chicken house, Stables and summer house. The other list ends with the Garden and Cellars.

1760 - The two daughters of Chiverton HARTOPP and their husbands (the other way round in the Deeds of course) sold the house and several messuages (probably small houses) in Greyfriars Gate otherwise Lister Gate, and in Rosemary Lane, otherwise Narrow Lane (near St. Nicholas Church) for £2450 to Valentine STEAD of Halifax, Yorks., merchant. He had Nottingham connections for a Valentine STEAD apothecary, presumably his father was living in Nottingham in 1723 when he married and Valentine STEAD junior married Anne, daughter of the Hon. Colonel Edward POLE on Nottingham in 1753. The Valentine STEAD who bought the house died in 1761 and in his Will requested his wife "to continue to reside in my messuage in Castle Gate". She married again (William STEAD of Wanstead, Essex".

1775 - Her son sold all the property to William STANFORD of Brewhouse Yark, silk merchant for £2,650. He and his brother Thomas had been apprentices to their uncle William ELLIOTT who discovered a superior technique of dyeing and finishing black silk stockings. William was first a dyer stocking trimmer and silk merchant and then added cotton spinning to his interests, going into partnership with his son-in-law John BURNSIDE. The family became wealthy and William STANFORD probably inherited part of his uncle's fortune as in 1792 he changed his name to William ELLIOTT and his two sons also cotton spinners changed their names in 1796 to William ELLIOTT and John ELLIOTT.

William STANFORD completely remodelled or more probably rebuilt 19 Castle Gate after 1775 (possibly between then and 1785 - but the date is unknown). William lived in the house probably until his death in 1796 and John followed him. The property however was cut into as in 1801 warehouses had been "lately erected" on the site of the stables and outbuildings. John died in 1823 and William in 1843 (but the latter lived at Gedling) and their property passed to their nephews Rev. John BURNSIDE rector of Plumtree 1816-64, and William Stanford BURNSIDE.

1853 - The BURNSIDES sold it to George RAWSON for £3,000 but the property was even more curtailed then as a new street had been laid out to be called Stanford Street immediately to the west.

John MORLEY a lace manufacturer lived in the house after John ELLIOTT died but his length of tenancy is unknown, as the house was unoccupied when the Conveyance was drawn up 29th September, 1853.

Probably later in 1853 or early in 1854 Mrs. TREFFRY moved her school for ladies into 19 Castle Gate. Mrs. Ann Eliza * TEFFRY had been occupying part of Plumptre House, Stoney Street, until it was bought by the BIRKINS in 1853 for demolition so that lace warehouses could be erected. She stayed at 19 Castle Gate until just after 1871 occasionally describing her school as a "Boarding and Day School".

1872 - It was sold to Joseph SPENDLOVE described at first as a manufacturer of muslin embroidery, then a manufacturer and embroiderer and finally as a manufacturer of art, needlework. He did not live in the house but used it as a warehouse and might even have had part of it as a workship (but I am not certain of that). He was still using 19 Castle Gate in 1915 but from 1916 until after 1925 (no directory of 1926 or 1927 available) L.E. & M.F. RATCLIFF, lace manufacturers had it, presumably as a lace warehouse.

In 1928 it was bought by Robert BARBER & Sons, Solicitors who still own it.

 

SUMMARY

1684 - EGGINTON to John DAND who built a new house before 1701.

1701 - Sold to Thomas MANSFIELD of Nottingham.

1719- Sold to Thomas BENNETT of Welby, Leics.

1751 - Inherited by Chiverton HARTOPP who may have lived in it previously.

1760 - Sold to Valentine STEAD.

1775 - Sold to William STANFORD. Later ELLIOTT.

Left to his two sons who left it to the BURNSIDES their nephews.

1853 - Sold to Joseph SPENDLOVE.

1928 - Sold to Robert BARBER & Sons.

 

THE ARCHITECTURE

The majority of architectural historians who have either written or spoken to me about the house consider that it was entirely rebuilt just after 1775, but one comments that the window heystones of Castle Gate front are totally out of harmony with the Adam type façade and resemble those of Bromley House, Angel Row built in 1752 so wonders if the street façade was altered and not completely rebuilt.

However, as I have said, the others think this façade and the rest of the house was rebuilt in the Adam style of his later period. There is no evidence at all that Adam designed it but whoever did so was under his influence and was extremely able. Gwydyr House in Whitehall built in 1772) illustration in the Age of Adam, James LEES - Milne, Batsford - but see Pevsner (Buildings of England, Penguin, London Vol.1 for correct date) has a doorway very similar to 19 Castle Gate, split windows at the side, somewhat similar columns and a Venetian window above.

It is a fine red brick house with stucco and stone dressings including plinth, quoins, window arches with keystones, cornice and panelled parapet. The centre just slightly forward and this contains the best features of the façade; the door and Venetian window both definitely in the Adam Style. The flanking door columns have slit windows between them and above is an entablature decorated with an ox skull hung amidst garlands and flowers. Above this is a central pediment. The most graceful three-light window has Ionic columns and above is a large fan. Below all the first floor windows are balustrades. The side door in Stanford Street has a good wooden doorcase. The rear elevation is also very typical of Adam - a semicircular bow on the façade.

The interior is even more remarkable, the hall originally extended to the vestible going directly on the terrace and garden. The columns have typical Adam capitals (Egyptian type) like those of the front door. Drawing room on the left - splendid. The decoration is derived from Adam town houses and is very beautiful. The marble fire places are almost certainly not the ones described in the 1759/60 inventory of fixtures. Mahogany doors, very high standard of joinery with a fine balance. The two original staircases met on the landing.

GILL (1912 THOROTON Transactions p.69) states that the balustrade consists of an elegant polished mahogany handrail carried on ebony bauster 3/4in square set 3in apart.

The first floor has a superb feature, a gallery corresponding to hall and vestibule below - once open - no divisions at all - fine views to meadows. The architectural historian I mentioned in the first paragraph thought Mr. BARBER's room, apart from the fireplace, was in essence, slightly earlier than the late 18th century - ceiling rather low - simple moulding.

"The Nottingham Evening Post"

Tuesday, 30th May, 1939

"Nottingham's First Railway"

CENTENARY OF OPENING

SCHEME THAT WENT WRONG

THE GREAT DAY

© Nottingham Evening Post

One hundred years ago, on May 30th, 1839, the Midland Counties Railway was opened between Nottingham and Derby.

This first appearance of Nottingham on the railway map came by chance.

The City has shown foresight in pioneering many innovations and developments, but in the early years of the railway era consciousness of the potential value of railways to Nottingham was slow in stirring, even though a citizen, Thomas GRAY, as early as 1820 had published a strong plea for railways.

The material basis of this apathy was the happy geographical situation of the old town.

Coal - the need that spurred many railway enterprises - was being won within easy carting distance, and even if roads became difficult for heavy traffic in the winter, the Cromford and Nottingham canals had been a highway for a busy traffic in minerals and goods since the last years of the eighteenth century.

The inland trade was matched by the traffic on the Trent, which brought in timber, grain and a hundred other imported commodities from Gainsborough and Hull. Few towns were as well served with goods transport facilities in the pre-railway era.

As for the passenger traffic, there were packet boats on the Trent and Soar, while at all hours of the day and night the yards of the Maypole and White Lion inns bustled with arrivals and departures to and from all the points of the compass by post chaise and mail coach. Who could grumble at communications of such quality?

It was because Leicester was so much less happily placed that the railway came to Nottingham in 1839.

Nottingham's first Railway Station, depicted in this engraving, was ceremoniously opened on May 30th, 1839.

The story goes back to 1775, when Leicester's chronic complaint about the dearness of coal and uncertainty of its delivery by cart from the Charnwood Forest coalfield, or by the tricky navigation of the Erewash and Soar from the Notts. and Derbyshire pits, spurred the promotion of canal enterprises.

CANAL RIVALRY

In 1776 the Loughborough Canal Company was formed to canalise the Soar from Loughborough down to the Trent. In the next year the Erewash Canal Company undertook to improve the navigation from the Trent to Langley Mill. Similar works between Leicester and Loughborough completed the navigation from the Notts. and Derbyshire coalfield to Leicester. The price of coal in Leicester came down with a run.

This happy state of affairs was black disaster to the Charnwood Forest coal-owners, who could not cart at a competitive price. Their reply was the Charnwood Forest canal, opened in 1794. For five years they held their own in the Leicester market. Then the canal burst and was judged irreparable.

No mention of Nottingham yet. Trade was still flowing easily over her navigations. The inn yards still bustled.

For a third of a century the Erewash Valley enjoyed the free run of the Leicester coal market. Then the Leicestershire coal-field struck a shrewd blow. The Leicester and Swannington railway was opening in 1832, and the northern suppliers' advantage was lost.

Now for the first time Nottinghamshire thoughts turned seriously to railways. A month after the opening of the Swannington line a meeting of coal-owners was convened at the Sun Inn, Eastwood, which on that account has been called the birthplace of the Midland Railway.

But the railway there and then planned was very different from the railway that was made in pursuance of the chain of events that was set in motion.

SUN INN PROJECT

A single-line railway from Pinxton to Leicester was the project. But the Notts. and Derbyshire coal-owners could not raise enough capital.

Antedating modern jargon to 1832, Liverpool was a railway-minded city. So thither went the promoters to raise the wind. The Liverpudlians, ever averse to buying a pig in a poke, came down to examine the proposition.

"This coal line of yours," said the Liverpool party in effect, "is all very well, but it's too parochial. Railways are going to spread all over the country, and local lines must be planned to link up nationally. You must join this line of yours with Derby to get further outlets, and extend it southward from Leicester to Rugby. And while you are about it you must run a spur to Nottingham."

That was how Nottingham entered the scheme of railways. Speedily a Nottingham committee was formed. The first prospectus of the Midland Counties Railway optimistically estimated a clear annual return of 20 per cent. on the proposed capital of £600,000.

Of course, the canal companies opposed the Bill. That was to be expected. But somebody had incautiously mentioned the idea of going further north than Pinxton - to Clay Cross or Chesterfield, where the North Midland railway was entrenched. That brought the North Midland out in full hostility.

A LOST CAUSE

The alliance would have wrecked the Bill had not the Liverpool party - to the indignation of the coal-owners who had originated the whole enterprise - insisted on dropping the Pinxton line. The Sun Inn meeting had lost control of its Frankenstein monster, which had stumped away right out of the Erewash Valley for the city lights of Nottingham and Derby.

And that was how the railway came to Nottingham.

As an engineering job the Midland Counties Railway was simple. Its tracks merely had to be laid along the flat valleys of the Trent, Derwent and Soar. Yet six and a half years elapsed between the first planning and the opening.

The main reason for his delay was George STEPHENSON. Not that the genius actively obstructed the project, but he was the prime mover in the making of the North Midland line from Derby through Chesterfield to Leeds, and the North Midland's suspicions of the intentions of the promoters of the Midland Counties were strong enough to rule out the engagement of George or his son Robert as engineer of the latter railway.

There were competent engineers besides the STEPHENSONS, but none had their breadth of experience of railway problems and - even more important - none could attract capital as readily. William JESSOP, constructor of canals and colliery tramways, was appointed to make the original survey in 1832.

Before the project was placed open to public subscription in November, 1833, George RENNIE, son of the designer of Waterloo Bridge, was commissioned to re-survey JESSOP's route, and both engineers' names appear on the original prospectus. As magnets for money they were not very effective; two Parliamentary years were lost, and in August, 1835, they were superseded by Charles VIGNOLES. There was more delay while the promoters flirted with a proposal to make the line from Leicester through Northampton instead of Rugby, but the proposed alteration was rejected, and at last in August, 1837, Parliament sanctioned full steam ahead.

Meanwhile, the Midland Counties Railway Company had held its first annual meeting at Loughborough. There was a proposal to establish the railway workshops in Nottingham, but the burgesses were disinclined to part with more of the Meadows, so both offices and carriage works were set up in Leicester. But from the first the locomotive shops of all three companies that used Derby station were concentrated near that station, foreshadowing the merger of 1844 which brought the Midland Railway into being. Following that amalgamation all the locomotive, carriage and wagon departments were brought together at Derby, the geographical centre and administrative headquarters of the combined system.

So the Midland Counties Railway was built and equipped. The original locomotives were four-wheelers by Bury, of Liverpool. A woodcut illustrating the rolling-stock appears in "The Nottingham and Derby Railway Companion" for November, 1839.

It shows locomotive and tender, a first-class coach with roof, windows and doors, a second-class coach with roof and benches but no doors or glass, and wagons for luggage horned cattle and sheep. The third-class passenger accommodation is left to the imagination. It was quite evidently not expected that third-class travel would be common, for tickets of that grade were issued only at the two ends of the line.

There were two sorts of people in and around Nottingham on May 30th, 1839; those who had "tickets of admission, bearing the arms of the company, most splendidly emblazoned in gold," and those who had not. The former, attired for ceremony, were conscious of their distinction; the latter were frankly envious.

The new railway omnibus, the British Queen, resplendent in fresh paint and gilt, had made no small stir in the town as it rolled out of the yard of the White Lion in Clumber-street and made its round of the hostelries to take up invited guests and carry them in glory to the railway station, which was on the west side of Carrington-street.

ALMOST INCOMPARABLE

There the guests had presented their tickets at the grand entrance. It was a beautiful, sunny day, and the bells of St. Mary's pealed across the Meadows, while within the station "the company were enlivened with the most beautiful martial and other airs performed by the almost incomparable brass band of the 5th Dragoon Guards, stationed in this town."

The strain of caution showed by "almost" did not serve the scribe for the whole of that happy day.

All Nottingham was there to see the train puff away to Derby with its fashionable load, and by and by to come back again to the strains of "See the conquering hero comes," the said hero being presumably the locomotive "Arial."

Meanwhile, Mrs. WARD, of the George the Fourth Inn, had been preparing a cold collation. It was a stand-up luncheon but evidently an enjoyable one, for the commentators' enthusiam increased progressively, and a whole lot of speech-making seemed to be positively enjoyed by the company. No doubt it was a pleasure to stand after going to Derby and back on wooden benches.

Within a week of the adjectival exuberance of the grand opening day the local newspapers were looking the gift horse very critically in the mouth. "The railway charges are considerably too high," one of them bluntly declared.

The railway age had arrived in Nottingham.

"The Union Workhouse Basford Union"

Census Data © British Crown copyright

Institution: "The Union Workhouse Basford Union"

Census Place: Basford, Nottingham, England

Source: FHL Film 1341794 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 3331 Folio 153 Page 1

Marr Age Sex Birthplace

William DEAN M 50 M Bingham, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Head Master - Occ: Master Of Workhouse (Munic)

Annie Tordell DEAN M 49 F Chatteris, Cambridge, England

  Rel: Matron - Occ: Matron Of Workhouse (Munic)

John William HOPE U 35 M Sunderland, Durham, England

  Rel: Officer - Occ: Schoolmaster In Workhouse (Munic)

Agnes Annie DEAKIN U 40 F Birmingham, Warwick, England

  Rel: Officer - Occ: Schoolmistress In Workhouse (Munic)

 

  Institution: "The Union Workhouse Basford Union"

  Census Place: Basford, Nottingham, England

  Source: FHL Film 1341794 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 3331 Folio 153 Page 1

  Marr Age Sex Birthplace

George William HOLLIS M 29 M Long Buckby, Northampton, England

  Rel: Officer (Head) - Occ: Porter In Workhouse (Munic)

Annie HOLLIS M 30 F Long Buckby, Northampton, England

  Rel: Officer (Wife) - Occ: Assistant Matron Workhouse (Munic)

Sarah SANDERS M 56 F Nottingham, England

  Rel: Officer - Occ: Nurse In Workhouse (Munic)

Arabella LORD U 36 F Nottingham, England

  Rel: Officer - Occ: Nurse In Workhouse (Munic)

 

  Institution: "The Union Workhouse Basford Union"

  Census Place: Basford, Nottingham, England

  Source: FHL Film 1341794 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 3331 Folio 153 Page 1

  Marr Age Sex Birthplace

William SHARPE M 60 M Bleasby, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Officer (Head) - Occ: Tailor In Workhouse (Munic)

Charlotte SHARPE M 62 F Stubton, Lincoln, England

  Rel: Officer (Wife)

 

  Institution: "The Union Workhouse" Basford Union Basford

  Census Place: Basford, Nottingham, England

  Source: FHL Film 1341794 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 3331 Folio 153 Page 1

  Marr Age Sex Birthplace

William PARKER U 14 M Basford, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

David NOON U 4 M Annesley, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Fanny BALL U 35 F Eakring, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Domestic Servant

Thomas BALL U 11 M Eakring, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

John BALL U 9 M Bagthorpe, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

William BALL U 13 M Southwell, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Esther GODFREY W 85 F Norwich, Norfolk, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Hosiery Seamer

William DONCASTER U 10 M Arnold, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Henry CLIFFORD U 54 M Arnold, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Framework Knitter

Samuel PARNHAM U 75 M Arnold, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Framework Knitter No Occ

 

  Institution: "The Union Workhouse" Basford Union Basford

  Census Place: Basford, Nottingham, England

  Source: FHL Film 1341794 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 3331 Folio 153 Page 2

  Marr Age Sex Birthplace

Thomas POXON U 64 M Thringston, Leicester, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Framework Knitter

William STAFFORD W 72 M Arnold, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Agricultural Laborer

Elizabeth CLAY W 63 F Arnold, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Hosiery Seamer

Thomas ASCROFT W 80 M Arnold, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Hay Dealer

Eliza WOOD U 13 F Arnold, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Robert WOOD U 12 M Arnold, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

James WOOD U 8 M Arnold, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

William WOOD U 4 M Arnold, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

William KEELING U 77 M Newdigate, Surrey, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Framework Knitter

Elizabeth SUBDEN W 78 F Arnold, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Hosiery Seamer

William TURTON W 69 M Hucknall, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Framework Knitter

William SMITH U 39 M Arnold, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Agricultural Laborer

Charles BASSETT W 66 M Tewkesbury, Gloucester, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Framework Knitter

Cornelius MEADS W 70 M Oxton, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Framework Knitter

Samuel PRIESTLEY U 34 M Barton, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate Handicap: Idiot - Occ: Agricultural Laborer

William PINDER U 13 M Basford, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Jane PINDER U 12 F Basford, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Ann HARVEY W 48 F Hucknall, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Charwoman

Martha BINKS W 86 F Basford, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Charwoman

Henry WATSON U 13 M Basford, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Mark THOMPSON U 14 M Basford, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Ann HOOLEY W 78 F Nottingham, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Lace Mender

Naomi WESTON U 29 F Basford, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate Handicap: Idiot - Occ: None

John CUTTS W 60 M Bleasby, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Coal Miner

William ATTENBOROUGH U 19 M Basford, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate Handicap: Idiot - Occ: None

 

  Institution: "The Union Workhouse" Basford Union Basford

  Census Place: Basford, Nottingham, England

  Source: FHL Film 1341794 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 3331 Folio 154 Page 3

  Marr Age Sex Birthplace

Gervase MATTHEWS W 74 M Greasley, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Agricultural Laborer

Thomas GIRDLESTONE U 10 M Basford, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Elizabeth SHUTON W 76 F Arnold, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Nurse

Joseph LAWSON M 34 M Basford, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate Handicap: Idiot - Occ: Carter (6.2)

Matilda SPAWTON W 80 F Basford, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Lace Mender

Samuel HOLEHOUSE W 83 M Langworth, Lincoln, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Joiner

John VICKERSTAFF U 52 M Basford, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Coal Miner

James ALLEN U 50 M Bulwell, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Colliery Laborer

Angelina HEMSLEY W 73 F Nottingham, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate Handicap: Idiot - Occ: None

Harriett LANE U 13 F Bulwell, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

James SIMPSON W 77 M Basford, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Agricultural Laborer

Emily HOPKIN U 10 F Greasley, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Samuel SYSON U 63 M Basford, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Agricultural Laborer

John CHAMBERLAIN U 10 M Newark, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

William CHAMBERLAIN U 10 M Newark, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Sarah HUSS W 60 F Basford, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Lace Ironer

Samuel CHARLTON U 66 M Basford, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Framework Knitter

Elizabeth SAXTON W 70 F Nottingham, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Blacking Maker

William MORRIS M 73 M Bulwell, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Colliery Laborer

Harriett KING W 67 F Sheepshed, Leicester, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Domestic Servant

Harriett WHEATCROFT W 69 F Basford, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Domestic Servant

Henry ROBEY M 60 M Melbourne, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Gardener (D)

Ann WEBSTER U 72 F Bilborough, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Charwoman

James MEE W 70 M Bilbourough, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Agricultural Laborer

Elizabeth BROWNLOW U 83 F Basford, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Lace Ironer

 

  Institution: "The Union Workhouse" Basford Union Basford

  Census Place: Basford, Nottingham, England

  Source: FHL Film 1341794 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 3331 Folio 154 Page 4

  Marr Age Sex Birthplace

Betsy COOK U 12 F Greasley, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Anne COOK U 10 F Greasley, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Mary COOK U 6 F Greasley, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Eliza Ann HOPCROFT U 19 F Bilborough, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Hose Stampa

William GODBER U 58 M Beeston, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Framework Knitter

William OLDHAM W 78 M Beeston, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Framework Knitter

George UMDEN U 47 M Normanton On Wolds, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Discharged Soldier

Sarah NOTMAN U 12 F Beeston, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

George GIBSON U 30 M Beeston, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Cotton Threader

Emma GIBSON U 28 F Beeston, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate Handicap: Idiot - Occ: None

William HARRIS M 14 M Beeston, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Shoemaker

George PILKINGTON W 82 M Beeston, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Gardener

Thomas WINFIELD M 81 M Stanton By Dale, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Chain Bottomer

Mary NAYLOR U 38 F Greasley, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: None

Harriett RADFORD U 67 F Bulwell, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate Handicap: Deaf & Dumb - Occ: Cotton Spinner

Alfred OLDHAM U 13 M Bulwell, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Reuben OLDHAM U 11 M Bulwell, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Alfred GLOVER U 36 M Bulwell, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate Handicap: Idiot - Occ: Colliery Laborer

John WILLIAMSON U 13 M Bulwell, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Ann TREVISS U 57 F Bulwell, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate Handicap: Idiot - Occ: Potter (G W)

William TREVISS U 19 M Bulwell, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate Handicap: Idiot - Occ: Potter (G W)

Sarah TREVISS U 37 F Bulwell, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate Handicap: Idiot - Occ: Potter (G W)

John SNEATH U 71 M Tewkesbury, Gloucester, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Framework Knitter

William TYE W 80 M Bulwell, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Bleacher Trimmer

Timothy PEARS W 65 M Oxton, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Manure Gatherer

 

  Institution: "The Union Workhouse" Basford Union Basford

  Census Place: Basford, Nottingham, England

  Source: FHL Film 1341794 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 3331 Folio 155 Page 5

  Marr Age Sex Birthplace

Thomas PEARSON U 84 M Heanor, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Discharged Soldier

John SIMMS W 70 M Bulwell, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Framework Knitter

Ann TYE W 75 F Basford, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Charwoman

John JOHNSON U 70 M Nottingham, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Shoemaker

John RICHARDSON U 77 M Norwell, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Agricultural Laborer

Hannah BEARDSLEY U 29 F Bulwell, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Lace Mender

Martha Reden MAXEY U 33 F London, Middlesex, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: None

Samuel MARVIN U 30 M Bulwell, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Coal Miner

Frederick SMITH U 12 M Bulwell, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Phoebe SMITH U 10 F Bulwell, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Thomas SMITH U 5 M Bulwell, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Harriett OLDHAM M 33 F Bulwell, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Twist Clearer (Fh i )

William OLDHAM U 10 M Bulwell, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Louisa OLDHAM U 7 F Bulwell, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Jeremiah OLDHAM U 5 M Bulwell, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Hannah OLDHAM U 3 F Bulwell, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Mary HILL M 30 F Bingham, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Dressmaker

Alice HILL U 10 F Nottingham, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Francis HILL U 6 M St Quentin, France

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

George HILL U 4 M Calais, France

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Charles Henry HILL U 1 M Basford, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: None

Eliza OLDHAM U 10 F Bulwell, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Alice KEMPSON W 68 F Kingsworthy, Hampshire, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Nurse

Jane WOODHOUSE M 37 F Claycross, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Domestic Servant

Eliza WOODHOUSE U 12 F

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

 

  Institution: "The Union Workhouse" Basford Union Basford

  Census Place: Basford, Nottingham, England

  Source: FHL Film 1341794 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 3331 Folio 155 Page 6

  Marr Age Sex Birthplace

Ann WOODHOUSE U 10 F Claycross, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Fanny WOODHOUSE U 5 F Claycross, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Herbert WOODHOUSE U 3 M Bulwell, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Samuel HACKETT W 66 M Bulwell, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Agricultural Laborer

Aaron FOX U 67 M Ilkeston, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Framework Knitter

Elizabeth HARRIMAN U 18 F Radford, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Lace Dresser

Cecilia Ann HARRIMAN U 1 m F Basford, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: None

Ann LOWE M 31 F Caunton, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Domestic Servant

Mary Jane LOWE U 15 F Caunton, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Charles William LOWE U 6 M Woodhouse, York, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

John Walter LOWE U 4 M Asworth, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Jane TRUSWELL W 51 F Pinston, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Charwoman

Sarah COCKING U 24 F Bulwell, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Lace Gasser

Annie COCKING U 2 F Bulwell, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: None

John SELBY W 67 M Rodley, York, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Agricultural Laborer

William CLAY W 52 M Lymeswold, Leicester, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Coal Miner

Thomas ROSE M 77 M Nottingham, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Framework Knitter

Sarah GRETTON U 37 F Calverton, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Domestic Servant

Joseph Webster KNOWLES U 43 M Calverton, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Agricultural Laborer

William CUNDY W 68 M Calverton, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Framework Knitter

James WATTS W 76 M Long Whatton, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Framework Knitter

Rosa MARTIN U 29 F Carlton, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: None

Elizabeth MILES W 61 F Carlton, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Charwoman

Elizabeth MATHER W 54 F Carlton, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Lace Mender

Joseph BENNETT U 76 M Gedling, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Agricultural Laborer

 

  Institution: "The Union Workhouse" Basford Union Basford

  Census Place: Basford, Nottingham, England

  Source: FHL Film 1341794 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 3331 Folio 156 Page 7

  Marr Age Sex Birthplace

Sarah SERATON W 59 F Lambley, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Hosiery Seamer

Elizabeth Ann SERATON U 8 F Lambley, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

William BARNES U 55 M Carlton, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate Handicap: Idiot - Occ: Agricultural Laborer

Esther WRIGHT U 36 F Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate Handicap: Idiot - Occ: Hosiery Seamer

Alfred WRIGHT U 12 M Carlton, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Abraham PRINSCOE W 64 M Burton Joyce, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Framework Knitter

Elizabeth COOPER W 76 F Carlton, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Domestic Servant

Elizabeth Ann FARMER U 8 F Carlton, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Sara Ann BRIGGS U 46 F Leicester, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Domestic Servant

William SEAPER U 39 M Gedling, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Agricultural Laborer

John YOUNG W 74 M Carlton, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: No Occ

John BIRCH M 64 M Gedling, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Agricultural Laborer

William FLINT W 91 M Codnor, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Coal Miner

Thomas DRAPER U 59 M Codnor, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Colliery Laborer

Mary SMITH W 67 F Long Clawson, Leicester, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Domestic Servant

William KIRKLAND M 55 M Codnor, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Iron Miner

Mary Ann HICKING U 12 F Codnor, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Thomas THORNHILL W 77 M Beadley, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Agricultural Laborer

Stephen CRESWELL U 39 M Greasley, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Coal Miner

Ellen HICKLING U 55 F Melton Mowbray, Leicester, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Hosiery Seamer

Sarah FOX W 74 F Eastwood, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate Handicap: Idiot - Occ: Hosiery Seamer

Robert COPE W 60 M Eastwood, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Framework Knitter

Elizabeth COLLINGHAM W 73 F Greasley, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Hosiery Seamer

John LOSEBY W 67 M Hathern, Leicester, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Agricultural Laborer

Henry LIMB U 7 M Eastwood, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

 

  Institution: "The Union Workhouse" Basford Union Basford

  Census Place: Basford, Nottingham, England

  Source: FHL Film 1341794 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 3331 Folio 156 Page 8

  Marr Age Sex Birthplace

Nathaniel LIMB U 5 M Eastwood, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

John HARBUCK W 71 M Breadsall, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Plate Layer

Adeline CLARKE U 7 F Eastwood, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Elias CLARKE U 4 F Eastwood, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Ann DAVIS W 77 F Sheepshed, Leicester, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Lace Runner

Josephine BURT U 21 F Monmouth, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Domestic Servant

Henry George BURT U 1 m M Bulwell, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: None

John William BRYAN U 7 M Eastwood, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Arthur COLISHAW U 79 M Gedling, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Blacksmith

Fanny DEVERALL U 30 F Gotham, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate Handicap: Idiot - Occ: Hosiery Seamer

John LAST W 75 M Woodbridge, Suffolk, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Framework Knitter

Joseph DENNIS U 56 M Sutton In Ashfield, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate Handicap: Idiot - Occ: None

John SEVERN U 80 M Greasley, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Agricultural Laborer

Mary Ann BETTS U 48 F Basford, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate Handicap: Blind - Occ: None

Mary BRADLEY U 56 F Basford, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Hosiery Seamer

Ann CHAMBERS U 50 F Greasley, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate Handicap: Idiot - Occ: None

Mary Ann CHAMBERS U 39 F Greasley, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate Handicap: Idiot - Occ: None

Matthew CHAMBERS U 33 M Greasley, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate Handicap: Deaf & Dumb - Occ: None

John GREEN U 16 M Greasley, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Hannah GLOVER U 54 F Barkstone, Leicester, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: None

William SEIVERS U 68 F Greasley, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Framework Knitter

Joseph STEER W 71 M Mickleover, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Agricultural Laborer

William SEIVERS U 42 M Greasley, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate Handicap: Idiot - Occ: None

Henry BOWERS U 11 M Greasley, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Henry BURROWS U 16 M Greasley, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate Handicap: Idiot - Occ: None

 

  Institution: "The Union Workhouse" Basford Union Basford

  Census Place: Basford, Nottingham, England

  Source: FHL Film 1341794 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 3331 Folio 157 Page 9

  Marr Age Sex Birthplace

Rebecca MORLEY W 49 F Greasley, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Lace Runner

Thomas DAWS W 60 M Greasley, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Agricultural Laborer

Elizabeth WATSON U 20 F Greasley, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate Handicap: Deaf & Dumb - Occ: None

Eliza LILLEY U 15 F Greasley, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Louisa TETHER U 11 F Southwell, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Eliza BURROWS U 17 F Greasley, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Domestic Servant

Henrietta BURROWS U 10 m F Bulwell, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: None

John BRENTNALL U 37 M Greasley, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate Handicap: Blind - Occ: Coal Miner

James BROUGH U 33 M Ashbourn, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Colliery Laborer

Ann BOSTOCK U 21 F Greasley, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Charwoman

John BOSTOCK U 5 M Greasley, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Elizabeth BOSTOCK U 10 m F Greasley, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: None

John HOPKIN U 6 M Greasley, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Joseph WILLIAMSON W 66 M Radford, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Coal Miner

George WHEEDON U 59 M Asmaston, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Coal Miner

Millington CLAY U 63 M Greasley, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Agricultural Laborer

Samuel ROCKLEY U 78 M Greasley, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Agricultural Laborer

Benjamin SELLERS W 27 M Greasley, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Coal Miner

Sarah WALKER U 29 F Wollaton, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Domestic Servant

Rachel WALKER U 2 m F Bulwell, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: None

Mary Jane WHITE M 30 F Ashover, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Domestic Servant

Maria WHITE U 5 F Greasley, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

John Dixon WHITE U 2 m M Bulwell, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: None

William WIDDOWSON U 57 M Greasley, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Agricultural Laborer

John TWELLS U 50 M Greasley, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Joiner

 

  Institution: "The Union Workhouse" Basford Union Basford

  Census Place: Basford, Nottingham, England

  Source: FHL Film 1341794 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 3331 Folio 157 Page 10

  Marr Age Sex Birthplace

Elijah John BATES U 9 M Worksop, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

William BATES U 7 M Worksop, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Alfred LIMB U 9 M Greasley, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Thomas HOPKIN U 11 M Greasley, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Ann COOK M 40 F Lambley, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Charwoman

Samuel COOK U 1 M Greasley, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: None

Jane HILL W 75 F Market Rasen, Lincoln, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Hawker

Mary BROWN U 27 F Marlpool, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Cotton Winder

Ann YATES W 65 F Heanor, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Hosiery Seamer

William WRIGHT U 46 M Heanor, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Carpenter

Thomas ALLEN W 71 M Codnor, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Agricultural Laborer

Edward BAKWELL U 83 M Heanor, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Framework Knitter

Hannah WAYNMAN U 77 F Heanor, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Charwoman

Thomas LIMB U 11 M Heanor, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Harriett KNOWLES W 42 F Langley, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Framework Knitter (H M)

Alice KNOWLES U 9 F Marlpool, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

James MEE W 79 M Heanor, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Agricultural Laborer

Joseph MARTIN W 70 M Smalley, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Agricultural Laborer

Charles LOMAS U 15 M Heanor, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Framework Knitter

William VARLEY W 72 M Heanor, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Framework Knitter

Emanuel NEWTON W 75 M Heanor, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate Handicap: Blind - Occ: Framework Knitter

John SEVERN U 76 M Hocknall, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Agricultural Laborer

Clara WHITTAKER U 11 F Hocknall, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

John HORTON U 14 M Hocknall, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Samuel WOOD U 70 M Beeston, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Agricultural Laborer

 

  Institution: "The Union Workhouse" Basford Union Basford

  Census Place: Basford, Nottingham, England

  Source: FHL Film 1341794 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 3331 Folio 158 Page 11

  Marr Age Sex Birthplace

William Edward SHIPWRIGHT U 5 M Hocknall, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

William CLARK W 67 M Shelton, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Agricultural Laborer

John PICKUP U 64 M Hucknall, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Framework Knitter

Reuben SAXTON U 66 M Hucknall, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Framework Knitter

Martha WITNALL U 43 F Tamworth, Stafford, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Hosiery Seamer

Sarah WITNALL U 9 F Basford, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Sarah Ann BUTLER U 4 F Hucknall, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Harriett BUTLER U 11 F Hucknall, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Henry BUTLER U 13 M Hucknall, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

John WHYATT U 6 M Hucknall, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Samuel WHYATT U 5 M Hucknall, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Ann RICHARDS U 66 F Hucknall, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate Handicap: Idiot - Occ: Nurse

Stephen FOULDS U 74 M Long Whatton, Leicester, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Framework Knitter

James FOSTER W 73 M Shelton, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Framework Knitter

Joseph SAVAGE U 66 M Hucknall, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Framework Knitter

Ruth BURTON U 14 F Hucknall, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

James ALLEN M 69 M Hucknall, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Agricultural Laborer

John DAVIS M 57 M Dudley, Stafford, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Coal Miner

Levi KIRKBY M 67 F Hucknall, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Framework Knitter

William MANN M 70 M Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Framework Knitter

Sarah MANN M 77 F Hucknall, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Hosiery Seamer

William WARD W 65 M Sowe, Warwick, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Agricultural Laborer

Joseph BEET U 57 M Cropwell Butler, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Ag Lab

Naomi THOMPSON M 26 F Hucknall, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Dressmaker

John BLINER U 6 M Hucknall, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

 

  Institution: "The Union Workhouse" Basford Union Basford

  Census Place: Basford, Nottingham, England

  Source: FHL Film 1341794 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 3331 Folio 158 Page 12

  Marr Age Sex Birthplace

Louisa BLINER U 4 F Hucknall, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Margaret THOMPSON U 2 F Hucknall, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

John INGRAM W 40 M Leicester, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Coal Miner

Rachel INGRAM U 12 F Leicester, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

John William INGRAM U 6 M Hocknall, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Alfred SMITH U 59 M Hocknall, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Brass Fitter

William BROWN U 41 M Hocknall, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Framework Knitter

Thomas HAND U 19 M Ripley, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Coal Miner

John BARKER U 54 M Tamworth, Stafford, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Coal Miner

Thomas BIRD M 54 M Galway, Ireland

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Coal Miner

Alfred TYLER M 62 M Long Whatton, Leicester, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Coal Miner

William DURRANT U 26 M Hucknall, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Agricultural Laborer

John BURROWS U 49 M Ilkeston, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate Handicap: Idiot - Occ: None

William RIGLEY U 84 M Greasley, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate Handicap: Idiot - Occ: None

William WEBSTER U 52 M Ilkeston, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: None

Ann BURTON U 10 F Ilkeston, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Frederick RICHARDS U 3 M Basford, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Lionel BALDWIN U 14 M Ilkeston, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Mary Maria BALDWIN U 12 F Ilkeston, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

George ADAMS U 11 M Ilkeston, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

John ADAMS U 8 M Ilkeston, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

James FOSTER U 7 M Ilkeston, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Henry SINTLER U 13 M Ilkeston, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Mary SINTLER U 9 F Ilkeston, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Lot SHAW U 76 M Ilkeston, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Blacksmith

 

  Institution: "The Union Workhouse" Basford Union Basford

  Census Place: Basford, Nottingham, England

  Source: FHL Film 1341794 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 3331 Folio 159 Page 13

  Marr Age Sex Birthplace

Ruth BEARDSLEY W 71 F Shipley, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Nurse

Thomas BEARDSLEY U 77 M Ilkeston, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Agricultural Laborer

George WILMOT U 10 M Ilkeston, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Henry COOK U 71 M Dale Abbey, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Blacksmith

William SMITH U 71 M Wollaton, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Agricultural Laborer

John PHILLIPSON W 63 M Aserby, Lincoln, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Railway Laborer

Thomas GUEST U 63 M Ilkeston, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Railway Laborer

Hannah TATHAM U 24 F Ilkeston, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate Handicap: Idiot - Occ: None

Mabel TILSON U 24 F Ilkeston, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate Handicap: Idiot - Occ: None

Michael HENRY U 33 M Clare, Ireland

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Agricultural Laborer

Charles HAZLEWOOD M 31 M Morcott, Rutland, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Groom (N D)

Mary MARFIELD 80 F Ilkeston, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Lace Runner

Elizabeth REEVE U 37 F Saxmundham, Suffolk, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Domestic Servant

Helena REEVE U 2 F Bulwell, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: None

John SHAW M 45 M Heage, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Coal Miner

Mary SHAW M 27 F Ilkeston, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Domestic Servant

John SHAW U 6 M Ilkeston, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Robert SHAW U 4 M Heckington, Lincoln, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Annie SHAW U 3 F Ilkeston, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Fanny SHAW U 1 F Bulwell, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: None

Felix SISSON U 11 M Ilkeston, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

William KNIGHTON W 67 M Ilkeston, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Colliery Laborer

Joseph THOMPSON M 47 M Bradford, York, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Boiler Maker Laborer

James FISHER W 77 M Ilkeston, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Gardener

James PEACH M 31 M Ilkeston, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Coal Miner

 

  Institution: "The Union Workhouse" Basford Union Basford

  Census Place: Basford, Nottingham, England

  Source: FHL Film 1341794 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 3331 Folio 159 Page 14

  Marr Age Sex Birthplace

John FOGARTY U 57 M Dublin, Ireland

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Agricultural Laborer

William SHAW U 61 M Ilkeston, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Coal Miner

Charles WADE U 68 M Ilkeston, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Bricklayer

William HARDY W 85 M Codnor, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Agricultural Laborer

Thomas HAWLEY U 63 M Bilborough, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Framework Knitter

William WETTON M 68 M Sullivan, Somerset, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Plate Layer

Ellen WETTON M 51 F Dublin, Ireland

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Charwoman

James HARDY U 60 M Shipley, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Coal Miner

Thomas GURRY U 20 M Ilkeston, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Coal Miner

James CUTTS W 65 M Basford, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Coal Miner

Alfred RILEY U 11 M Ilkeston, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate Handicap: Idiot - Occ: None

Joseph CHAMBERS U 48 M Greasley, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Agricultural Laborer

Keziah GREEN U 51 F Kirkby, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate Handicap: Idiot - Occ: None

Dorothy WILSON W 76 F Normanton, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Shop Keeper

Sarah HARVEY U 26 F Alfreton, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Charwoman

Mary HARDSTAFF U 54 F Kirkby, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Laundress

John NUTHALL U 17 M Kirkby, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate Handicap: Idiot - Occ: None

Isaac THORPE U 42 M Kirkby, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Framework Knitter

Albertina VARLEY U 17 F Selston, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Domestic Servant

Richard SPITTLEHOUSE U 44 M Kirkby, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Colliery Laborer

Christopher THORPE W 51 M Kirkby, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Framework Knitter

Samuel SEVERN U 70 M Eastwood, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Framework Knitter

Sarah SMITH W 63 F Kirkby, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Hosiery Seamer

William CULLAM U 13 M Lambley, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

James HOPCROFT U 14 M Lambley, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Farm Servant

 

  Institution: "The Union Workhouse" Basford Union Basford

  Census Place: Basford, Nottingham, England

  Source: FHL Film 1341794 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 3331 Folio 160 Page 15

  Marr Age Sex Birthplace

Richard BENNETT U 73 M Bunny, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Shoemaker

William OSSINGBROOK U 14 M Ruddington, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Matthew MARSH W 71 M Fulwood, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Framework Knitter

Arthur HICKLING U 5 M Bulwell, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: None

Alice JAMES U 17 F Ruddington, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: None

William PRICE W 83 M Ruddington, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Framework Knitter

Sarah SHIPMAN U 62 F Selston, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Laundress

Mary HOLMES U 12 F Selston, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

George ANTHONY U 15 M Parkgate, York, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Isaac BRYAN U 80 M Loscoe, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Agricultural Laborer

John CLAYTON U 83 M Selston, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Bricklayers Laborer

Robert BURGIN W 72 M Selston, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Bricklayers Laborer

Samuel DEWSBURY W 81 M Messingham, Lincoln, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Agricultural Laborer

William HAYNES U 11 M Westwood, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Annie HAYNES U 10 F Westwood, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Richard FARNSWORTH U 71 M Selston, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Agricultural Laborer

Thomas SAXTON U 58 M Sawtry, Huntingdon, England

  Rel: Inmate Handicap: Idiot - Occ: Agricultural Laborer

Mary Ann COBLEY U 13 F Ilkeston, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Joseph COBLEY U 11 M Ilkeston, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Elizabeth COBLEY U 8 F Ilkeston, Derby, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Scholar

Charlotte COOK U 72 F Trowell, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Domestic Servant

Thomas STEVENS U 56 M Trowell, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Iron Forge Laborer

Ann BURTON U 49 F Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: None

Richard PALMER U 64 M Basford, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Lace Maker

Eliza COLTON W 69 F H..., Leicester, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: ...

 

  Institution: "The Union Workhouse" Basford Union Basford

  Census Place: Basford, Nottingham, England

  Source: FHL Film 1341794 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 3331 Folio 160 Page 16

  Marr Age Sex Birthplace

William STATHAM U 77 M Woodborough, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Framework Knitter

Henry MORRIS W 75 M Woodborough, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Pill Maker

John WYLD U 63 M Woodborough, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Inmate - Occ: Agricultural Laborer

 

 

 

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Institution: "Nottingham Lunatic Asylum" Mapperley Hill

Census Place: Nottingham St Mary, Nottingham, EnglandCensus Data © British Crown copyright

Census Place: Nottingham St Mary, Nottingham, England

Source: FHL Film 1341802 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 3357 Folio 147 Page 1

Marr Age Sex Birthplace

Evan POWELL U 30 M Newcastle High, Glamorgan, Wales

Rel: Superintendent - Occ: Surgeon

George SOWTER U 28 M Mickleover, Derby, England

Rel: Visitor - Occ: Solicitor

Fanny STYLES U 31 F Laindon, Essex, England

  Rel: Serv - Occ: Serv Dom

Mary PLUMB U 15 F Risley, Derby, England

  Rel: Serv - Occ: Serv Dom

Charles ATKINSON U 25 M Rimswell, York, England

  Rel: Officer - Occ: Storekeeper Instit (Serv)

Thomas ALEXANDER M 32 M Walworth, Surrey, England

  Rel: Officer - Occ: Head Attendant Instit (Serv)

Henry SWANWICK U 27 M Bingham, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Officer - Occ: Attendant Instit (Serv)

Frederick BENSON U 23 M Wakefield, York, England

  Rel: Officer - Occ: Attendant Instit (Serv)

George ALCOCK U 37 M Larmouth, York, England

  Rel: Officer - Occ: Attendant Instit (Serv)

George BELL U 22 M Nottingham, England

  Rel: Officer - Occ: Attendant Instit (Serv)

Levi CASTLEDINE U 24 M Bingham, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Officer - Occ: Attendant Instit (Serv)

John ANDERSON U 40 M Bingley, York, England

  Rel: Officer - Occ: Attendant Instit (Serv)

William ALDHAM M 36 M Bulwell, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Officer - Occ: Attendant Instit (Serv)

Amos SEGROVE U 22 M Buckingham, England

  Rel: Porter - Occ: Hall Porter Instit (Serv)

John KNOTT U 24 M Lincoln, England

  Rel: Officer - Occ: Attendant Instit (Serv)

Ann Rebecca TIDEY W 48 F Northampton, England

  Rel: Officer - Occ: Housekeeper

Mary Ann WALKER U 30 F Westminster, Middlesex, England

  Rel: Officer - Occ: Head Attendant Instit (Serv)

Mary Jane TAYLOR U 24 F Horncastle

  Rel: Officer - Occ: Attendant Instit (Serv)

Maria CLARK U 25 F Radbourn

  Rel: Officer - Occ: Attendant Instit (Serv)

Annie CLARKE U 24 F Sloothby

  Rel: Officer - Occ: Attendant Instit (Serv)

 

  Institution: "Nottingham Lunatic Asylum" Mapperley Hill

  Census Place: Nottingham St Mary, Nottingham, England

  Source: FHL Film 1341802 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 3357 Folio 147 Page 2

  Marr Age Sex Birthplace

Martha BURNETT U 28 F Frickney

  Rel: Officer - Occ: Attendant

Elizabeth HOLMES U 26 F Billingham

  Rel: Officer - Occ: Attendant

Hannah READ U 21 F Grantham, Lincoln, England

  Rel: Officer - Occ: Attendant

Sarah WOODWARD U 27 F Lutterworth

  Rel: Officer - Occ: Attendant

Annie ALLEN U 22 F Leicester, England

  Rel: Officer - Occ: Attendant

Emily PALMER U 23 F York, England

  Rel: Officer - Occ: Attendant

Lucy ATKINS U 22 F Lincoln, England

  Rel: Officer - Occ: Attendant

Elizabeth BEAVIS U 27 F Stanfield

  Rel: Officer - Occ: Attendant

Sarah Ann BEE U 23 F Billingham

  Rel: Officer - Occ: Attendant

Elizabeth WILDOCK U 30 F Chelsea

  Rel: Officer - Occ: Attendant

Elizabeth NEEDHAM U 20 F Bolinbroke

  Rel: Serv - Occ: Serv Dom (Munic)

Josephine WARD U 27 F Manchester

  Rel: Serv - Occ: Serv Dom (Munic)

Betsy CROCLAND U 19 F Nottingham, England

  Rel: Serv - Occ: Serv Dom (Munic)

Agnes COYNE U 21 F Nottingham, England

  Rel: Serv - Occ: Serv Dom (Munic)

Sarah CLARKE U 22 F Nottingham, England

  Rel: Serv - Occ: Serv Dom (Munic)

Sarah Ann LOWE U 35 F Nottingham, England

  Rel: Serv - Occ: Serv Dom (Munic)

 

  Institution: "Nottingham Lunatic Asylum" Mapperley Hill

  Census Place: Nottingham St Mary, Nottingham, England

  Source: FHL Film 1341802 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 3357 Folio 147 Page 2

  Marr Age Sex Birthplace

Luke BROWN M 27 M South Chawsow, Leicester, England

  Rel: Gardener (Head) - Occ: Gardener (Dom)

Mary BROWN M 28 F Owthorpe, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Wife - Occ: Gardeners Wife

 

  Institution: "Nottingham Lunatic Asylum" Mapperley Hill

  Census Place: Nottingham St Mary, Nottingham, England

  Source: FHL Film 1341802 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 3357 Folio 147 Page 2

  Marr Age Sex Birthplace

William DOYLE U 47 M Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: N K

John MITCHELL U 37 M Roscommon, Ireland

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Hawker

George HALLAM M 66 M Willoughby, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Horse Dealer

Thomas SPENCER U 48 M Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Framework Knitter

John HEWITT U 55 M Radford, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Glazier Etc

Henry CARTWRIGHT U 21 M Sneinton, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Imbecile - Occ: NK

Luke WILLIAMSON U 36 M Rufford, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Hosiery Warehouseman

 

  Institution: "Nottingham Lunatic Asylum" Mapperley Hill

  Census Place: Nottingham St Mary, Nottingham, England

  Source: FHL Film 1341802 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 3357 Folio 148 Page 3

  Marr Age Sex Birthplace

William BRADLEY U 21 M Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: NK

Ralph WALLS U 46 M Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Lab

John HARRIS 45 M Radford, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Lab

Joseph HARPER W 53 M Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Lacemaker

Ann BELL M 68 F Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Shirtmaker

Ann WILSON M 49 F

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Brass Bobbin Winder

Emily LARGE W 45 F Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Laceworker

Sarah WHITE W 73 F Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Laceworker

Rebecca BELL M 55 F Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Lab Wife

Sarah MARTIN M 53 F London, London, Middlesex, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: House Wife

Catherine MORLEY U 33 F Ireland

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Milliner

Mary PARKER U 57 F Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Lace Mender

Sarah ALLCOCK M 59 F Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Lace Mender

Sarah DAFT M 44 F Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Housewife

Phoebe MORRIS M 62 F Derby, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Housewife

George FIELD W 51 M Oundle, Northampton, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Tailor

Francis Augustus CONNOR U 30 M Radford, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Bookkeeper

James BLATHERWICK U 25 M

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Baker

Edmund CORPE U 36 M Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Wood Turner

John GIBSON M 37 M Barrowby, Lincoln, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Bricklayer

Walter KILBOURNE U 44 M Basford, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Dyer

Henry BYARD W 79 M Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Lab

George Henry WATSON M 32 M Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Tailor

Henry DAVIS U 22 M Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Lab

Henry BELLAMY M 39 M London, London, Middlesex, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Horse Dealer

 

  Institution: "Nottingham Lunatic Asylum" Mapperley Hill

  Census Place: Nottingham St Mary, Nottingham, England

  Source: FHL Film 1341802 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 3357 Folio 148 Page 4

  Marr Age Sex Birthplace

Mary Ann BRADSHAW U 25 F Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Hosiery Work

Ann WILLMOTT M 69 F ullbeck

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Butchers Wife

Susannah NEWMAN M 33 F Fulham, Middlesex, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Carpenters Wife

Ann ROBINSON U 66 F Wickham, Kent, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Laceworker

Sarah HUNTER U 79 F

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Housekeeper

Bridgett FINNIGAN M 68 F

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Lab Wife

Ann COLMAN W 65 F Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Lace Worker

Sarah GREEN U 29 F

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Cotton Clearer

Emmeline JAMES U 30 F Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Cotton Winder

Eliza KING U 49 F Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Laceworker

Matilda TAYLOR U 58 F

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Laceworker

Margaret LOCKWOOD M 40 F

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Housewife

William Thomas HARSTON M 25 M Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Fitter

William LEAVERS W 64 M New Radford, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Framesmith

Thomas SHAW U 29 M Manchester

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Imbecile - Occ: Smith

Ernest TOMKINSON U 7 M

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Imbecile

William RADFORD U 16 M

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Imbecile

Samuel BRADLEY U 40 M Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Printer

Thomas FISHER U 42 M

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Lab

John WITCHURCH U 20 M Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Lab

Frederick BUTTERY M 38 M

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Baker

Matilda BALL M 36 F France

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Housewife

Sarah Ann MORRIS U 32 F

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Charing

Jane WOODWARD U 20 M

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Dom Serv

Mary TERRY M 46 F Burton On Trent

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Housewife

 

  Institution: "Nottingham Lunatic Asylum" Mapperley Hill

  Census Place: Nottingham St Mary, Nottingham, England

  Source: FHL Film 1341802 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 3357 Folio 149 Page 5

  Marr Age Sex Birthplace

Martha BIRD M 46 F Burton On Trent

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Housewife

Mary WEBBER U 46 F

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Imbecile - Occ: NK

Charlotte BRUMBY M 32 F

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: House Wife

Emma PALMER U 74 F

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: N K

Esther HINGLEY U 16 F Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Imbecile - Occ: NK

Elizabeth ASHER M 46 F Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Housewife

Sarah BREATT U 19 F Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Housework

Melovina THORPE U 32 F

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Dom Serv

Thomas KNIGHT U 54 M Wortel, Stafford, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Smith

George BASFORD M 41 M

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Tailor

George PEARSON W 50 M Epperstone, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Baker

Walter SCOTT U 13 M Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: NK

John MASON U 32 M Leicester, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic From Birth - Occ: NK

Henry BROWN M 50 M Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Frame Work Knitter

Robert Michael TURLEY M 40 M Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Engineer

Richard SHANAHAN M 47 M Tipperary, Ireland

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Drill Sergeant Y.C.

William MABBOTT 21 M Rochester, Kent, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Imbecile - Occ: Lab

William FLETCHER U 54 M Beeston, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Frame Work Knitter

Thomas WOOLLEY M 39 M Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Bookkeeper

Edward Street HINDE U 20 M Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Porter

Ann JONES W 58 F Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: House Work

Mary CRANWELL W 51 F

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: House Work

Edward SIBLEY U 25 M Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic

George ALLEN M 33 M Sutton, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Auctioneers Porter

Charles BAMFORD M 50 M Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Stonemason

 

  Institution: "Nottingham Lunatic Asylum" Mapperley Hill

  Census Place: Nottingham St Mary, Nottingham, England

  Source: FHL Film 1341802 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 3357 Folio 149 Page 6

  Marr Age Sex Birthplace

Catherine BARNETT M 48 F Radford, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Housewife

Annie Maria HOPKIN U 18 F Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Pupil Teacher

Emily CAMMACK M 55 F Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Lace Mender

Annie CLAY U 25 F

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Lace Clipper

Sarah THOMPSON M 21 F

  Rel: Patient - Occ: Housewife

Miriam CURTIS M 24 F Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Housewife

Ellen WINGFIELD M 32 F

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Housewife

Martha LEVERTIN U 47 F

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Serv

Emily NUTCHELL M 38 F London, London, Middlesex, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: House Work

Ann ROE M 78 F

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Housewife

Mary Ann TRUSDALE U 43 F

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Lace Mender

Mary CLANCY U 34 F

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Imbecile - Occ: Lace Mender

Sarah Ann NEEDHAM U 25 F Chesterfield, Derby, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Factory Hand

Maude Blanche DARNELL M 27 F

  Rel: Patient - Occ: Pianist

Catherine NAVIN 45 F

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Tramp

Kate STANTON U 36 F

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Serv

Ann KEEFE M 39 F Ireland

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Lacework

Elizabeth HOLMES U 52 F Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Lacework

Elizabeth HALLAM U 18 F Radford, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Mill Hand

Alfred BURROWS U 46 M New Radford, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Lab

Charles SPRAY M 41 M Beeston, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Lacemaker

George Henry Archibald MARRIOTT U 14 M

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Idiot From Birth

John CHAMBERS M 51 M Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Lab

William TURNER U 23 M

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Lab

Edward WAPLINGTON U 44 M Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Pensioner

 

  Institution: "Nottingham Lunatic Asylum" Mapperley Hill

  Census Place: Nottingham St Mary, Nottingham, England

  Source: FHL Film 1341802 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 3357 Folio 150 Page 7

  Marr Age Sex Birthplace

Edward ROWLAND M 47 M Heanor, Derby, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Lacemaker

John BALDOCK U 26 M

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Idiot From Birth

Daniel CROSLAND M 45 M Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Butcher

Frederick BECKETT M 30 M Lambley, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Painter

James LEE U 51 M

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Mechanic

Edward BENNETT M 46 M Southwell, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Lacemaker

William TUDSBURY U 37 M Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Starch Packer

James Henry WARSOP U 21 M

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Idiot From Birth

John Parker BIRD M 33 M Warwick, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Lace Draught Reader

James SPYBEY M 80 M Lamtley, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Cabman

Alfred SPOWAGE U 30 M Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Bobbin & Carriage Hand

Richard BROWNLOW M 67 M Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Lab

Emma HOLT U 39 F

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic

Mary Jane FIRKINS U 24 F Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Imbecile - Occ: Laceworker

Ann DAWS M 46 F

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Housewife

Lydia HARDY M 56 F Derby, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Cheviner

Sarah LONGLAND U 35 F Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Barmaid

Eliza MOORE U 34 F

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Laceworker

Sarah KIDD M 49 F

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Housework

Emma CLARK U 25 F Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Lacework

Mary HOLT M 30 F

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Hosiery Work

James CROLL M 44 M Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Shoemaker

John Bratton Herbert WOODRAFFE OR VAUGHAN M 41 M Lincoln, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Booksellers

Samuel BOWNELLS M 45 M Old Radford, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Lacemaker

Reuben Sydney RAYNOR M 44 M Hysom Green, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Plasterer

 

  Institution: "Nottingham Lunatic Asylum" Mapperley Hill

  Census Place: Nottingham St Mary, Nottingham, England

  Source: FHL Film 1341802 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 3357 Folio 150 Page 8

  Marr Age Sex Birthplace

William WILKINSON U 53 M Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic

Mary Ann POGSON U 20 F

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Imbecile

Mary Ann COPELEY M 48 F

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Housewife

Charlotte Elizabeth LUCAS U 11 F Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Imbecile

Jeanette REDMOND U 44 F Liverpool

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Charing & Washing

Jane LAMB M 49 F

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: House Wife

Henry HICKLING M 48 M Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Iron Moulder

James STEVENSON U 21 M Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Soldier

Charlotte BARNES U 38 F Old Radford, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Charwoman

Eliza SHAW U 60 F Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Dom Serv

Susan STONER U 41 F

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Idiot From Birth

Catherine STAINLAND M 71 F Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: NK

Eliza WARNER M 46 F

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Housewife

Catherine HICKLING U 66 F Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: House Keeper

Eliza HALLSWORTH W 45 F Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Seamer

Cordelia Winifred PARKER OR VARAGE U 47 F Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Governess

Sarah Barber JACKSON M 68 F

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic

Ellen SHARDLOW M 50 F

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Seamer

Jane HARRISON U 37 F Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Factory Hand

Elizabeth WHITT M 52 F Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Hawker

Eliza GIBSON M 51 F Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Lacework

William HARVEY 40 M Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Hosier

John INGHAM 45 M Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: NK

John STEVENSON M 50 M Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Imbecile

John LISTER W 78 M Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Frame Work Knitter

 

  Institution: "Nottingham Lunatic Asylum" Mapperley Hill

  Census Place: Nottingham St Mary, Nottingham, England

  Source: FHL Film 1341802 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 3357 Folio 151 Page 9

  Marr Age Sex Birthplace

Thomas NEWMAN U 48 M Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Joiner

Charles SMITH U 38 M

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Imbecile - Occ: Lab

John Thomas FINN M 47 M Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Accountant

William GOODACRE M 50 M Siverston, Leicester, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Miller

Charles WAINE U 38 M Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Lab

Stephen WINROW U 48 M Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Hawker

Frank GALE U 23 M

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Deaf & Dumb

James MARRIOTT U 30 M Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Clerk

Joseph MARRIOTT U 29 M Sneinton, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Musician

Thomas GADSBY M 55 M Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Fitter

Henry NAYLOR U 38 M Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Coal Miner

William Selby BEARDSLEY U 44 M Radford, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Lacemaker

Herbert NELSON U 32 M Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Groom

Joseph FROST U 40 M Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Chemists Asst

David Prince MILLER M 46 M Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Comedian

William SHEPHERD U 64 M Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Frame Work Knitter

George ALVEY U 57 M

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Lab

John HASLAR U 50 M Old Lenton, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Chairmaker

Joseph HOPEWELL U 42 M Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Imbecile - Occ: Lab

William HUNT U 47 M New Radford, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Lacemaker

Mary WALDRAM U 43 F Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Tailoress

Harriett HANDFORD U 37 F

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Silk Winder

Francis Elizabeth NORTON M 45 F

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic

Rebecca Augusta PARKER U 30 F Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Sewing Machinist

Ann BARBER U 43 F

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Idiot From Birth - Occ: NK

 

  Institution: "Nottingham Lunatic Asylum" Mapperley Hill

  Census Place: Nottingham St Mary, Nottingham, England

  Source: FHL Film 1341802 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 3357 Folio 151 Page 10

  Marr Age Sex Birthplace

Emma OLDHAM U 41 F Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Imbecile - Occ: Hosiery

Mary Jane AVERILL M 69 F Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Lacework

Ann Smeadley PEACH U 70 F Derby, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: NK

Mary Ann HIGGATE M 37 F London, London, Middlesex, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: House Wife

Sarah PEPPER U 40 F Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: NK

Mary Ann BOLTON U 50 F Mitcham

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Lace Worker

Mary SPARKS W 59 F

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Seamer

Jane BULLIVANT U 53 F Leicester, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Seamer

John WARSOP U 56 M Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Imbecile - Occ: Threader

Joseph WITHERS U 66 M Radford, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Frame Work Knitter

Vincent HENSON U 34 M Radford, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Blind

William HYDE W 80 M

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Frame Work Knitter

William BIRD U 38 M

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic

Samuel GREGORY U 40 M Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Lacemaker

Frank ARCHER U 23 M

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Deaf & Dumb

Thomas Lenton KING U 25 M Sneinton, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Lacemaker

Henry HEWBANDS M 39 M Radford, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Lacemaker

George MOUNTAREY M 60 M Belton, Leicester, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Frame Work Knitter

William WARRINER U 26 M Havre, France

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Lacemaker

James MORLEY U 30 M Sneiton, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Imbecile

Thomas BREEDON W 65 M Dublin, Ireland

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Framework Knitter

Frederick COMERY M 30 M Hyson Green, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Lab

William ROWLAND W 55 M Heanor, Derby, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Lacemaker

Sarah SAIFERS U 48 F

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Lacemaker

Martha ROBINSON U 27 F

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Imbecile - Occ: Mill Hand

 

  Institution: "Nottingham Lunatic Asylum" Mapperley Hill

  Census Place: Nottingham St Mary, Nottingham, England

  Source: FHL Film 1341802 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 3357 Folio 152 Page 11

  Marr Age Sex Birthplace

Sarah THORLEY U 42 F

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Imbecile

Mary BROWN W 52 F Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Seampstress

Louisa WILLERTON U 30 F Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic

Jane JOYNES M 37 F

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic

Elizabeth LYNN W 49 F Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Dom Serv

Susannah CROSS W 66 F London Islington, London, Middlesex, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Housewife

Caroline WITHERS U 29 F Radford, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Silkwinder

Sarah COMERY U 24 F

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Lace Clipper

Caroline WINFIELD U 36 F Ireland

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Machinist

John BAILEY U 35 M Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Lab

William RUDKIN W 69 M Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Lab

Margaret THOMPSON M 39 F Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Housewife

Julia BRADLEY W 80 F

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic

Elizabeth HENSON U 48 F

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Housework

Elizabeth BENTON U 11 F Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Imbecile

Eliza GIDLOW M 48 F Burton On Trent

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Housewife

Richard HARVEY W 74 M Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Lab

Sarah READ U 45 F

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Seamstress

Henry BILSON W 38 M Melton Mowbray, Leicester, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Lab

Henry PYKE M 36 M Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Coal Dealer

Ellen Maria DEMANT U 34 F

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic

Elfrida DALE U 25 F Lenton, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Cook

William THOMAS M 48 M York, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Gas Fitter

Elizabeth Ann OWEN U 30 F Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Hosiery Mender

Henry THORPE M 37 M Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Dyer

 

  Institution: "Nottingham Lunatic Asylum" Mapperley Hill

  Census Place: Nottingham St Mary, Nottingham, England

  Source: FHL Film 1341802 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 3357 Folio 152 Page 12

  Marr Age Sex Birthplace

Ellen SHEPHERD M 28 F

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Lacework

Elizabeth DODSON U 33 F Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Lacework

Joseph KEETON M 47 M Sandiacre, Derby, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Machine Fitter

Charles TARRANT M 39 M Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Book Binder

Matthew Amtells FROST U 33 M Ross, Hereford, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Artist

Eliza BUTLER U 22 F Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Imbecile

Ann THATCHER M 65 F Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Housewife

Elizabeth Ann HAINES U 52 F Campton

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Seamstress

Frederick CAREY U 40 M Old Basford, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Counterman (Tailors)

Rebecca CHAMBERS W 48 F

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Charwoman

Rebecca DOWMAN U 51 F Lincoln

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: House Keeper

Annie HAMPSON M 21 F Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Housewife

Thomas GUEST M 43 M Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Frame Work Knitter

Ann REED U 32 F Melton Mowbray, Leicester, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Dom Serv

Elizabeth JACKSON W 45 F

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Factory Hand

Ellen PHILIPS U 18 F

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Hosiery Mender

Alice BARNES M 25 F Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Housework

Martha FREEMAN W 63 F Leicester, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic -

  Occ: Housework

Emily NEWTON U 17 F Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic

Elizabeth WAKERLEY W 55 F Leicester, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic

  Occ: Housework

Mary MARRIOTT W 53 F Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Lace Work

William EMMINSON U 31 M Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Lacemender

James BILLYCALD M 47 M Hyson Green, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Book Keeper

William SMITH M 44 M Leicester, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Brickmaker

Mary ADKIN U 39 F Leicester, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Dom Serv

 

  Institution: "Nottingham Lunatic Asylum" Mapperley Hill

  Census Place: Nottingham St Mary, Nottingham, England

  Source: FHL Film 1341802 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 3357 Folio 153 Page 13

  Marr Age Sex Birthplace

William ROWLEY U 33 M Shrewsbury

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Solicitors Clk

Harriett HEATH U 21 F Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Lacemender

Betsy GOODMAN M 68 F

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Housework

Eliza Lucy PHELPS U 24 F Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Compositor

Matilda JACKSON M 43 F

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Housework

Owen BENNER M 45 M Stamford, Lincoln, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Painter

William SWANN M 77 M Warndon, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Framework Knitter

Elizabeth GREEN U 24 F

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Hose Mender

Mary COOK M 50 F Chard, Somerset, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Housewife

Thomas LEAKE W 54 M Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Framesmith

Elizabeth BREEDON M 44 F Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Hosemender

Charles THORNTON M 44 M Warndon, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Landscape Artist

John HEWSON M 31 M Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Machine Fitter

Samuel BURTON U 26 M Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Bobbin & Carriage Hand

William WHEATLEY U 30 M St Pierre Le Calais, France

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Lithographic Printer

John DABELL U 36 M Lowdham, Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Lab

Samuel SIDDONS U 21 M Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Idiot From Birth

William KEELING U 46 M Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Imbecile - Occ: Stone Mason

Sarah NEWBOLD U 23 F Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Lace Worker

Adeline BENTLEY U 21 F

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Stationers Asst

Annie HAZELDINE U 45 F

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Lacework

John HODGES M 67 M Derby, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Hose Folder

Henry KIRKLAND U 26 M Nottingham, England

  Rel: Patient Handicap: Lunatic - Occ: Lab

Elizabeth HOLMES U 20 F Samerty, Leicester, England

  Rel: Serv - Occ: Serv Dom

 

 

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