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1 PATH:C:\Peter s WP Files\WHITLOCK\CENSUS\ENGLAND FILE:NORFOLK DATE:July 8,2014 Last Website Update:December 19,2014 Census Extracts in the Whitlock Family Association Files (SOURCE) Name Ref/Father's Ref NORFOLK: 1841: 1841 Chedgrave, (R3724C) WHITLOCK, John 70 Y Ann 60 Y 1841 Hales, District 8, On the Green (X1063/1)(R3724E) WHITLOCK, William 30 Ag Lab Y Norfolk WW472/WW157 Sarah 27 Y Norfolk Harriet 7 Y Norfolk Maria 5 Y Norfolk John 2 Y Norfolk 1841 Lingwood, District 6 (R3624D) WITLOCK, Wilm 60 Ag Lab Y 1841 Norwich, St.John of Timberhills, Grouts Thro fare (R3724B) WHITLOCK, Anna 80 Y Hannah 40 Y 1841 Norwich, St.Peters Mancroft, Back A. (R3724A) WHITELOCK, Walter 15 Male ant Y 1841 Woodbastwick (X1068/2)(R3724F) THIRKETTLE, George 65 Ag Lab Y Elizabeth 55 Y WJ565/? George 15 Y WHITLOCK, William 25 Ag Lab Y /WJ : 1851 Great Yarmouth, Crown & Anchor Inn, Quay (R3725I) WHITLOCK, Harriet F U 23 House ant NFK, Yarmouth 1851 Great Yarmouth, Back of Moat (R3725C) WHITLOCK, Sarah H F W 60 House Keeper SUF,..dden James S M U 19 Lab NFK, Gt. Yarmouth 1851 Great Yarmouth, Fullers Hill (R3725H) WHITLOCK, Elizabeth H F W 27 Housekeeper NFK, Yarmouth Robert S M 5 School NFK, Yarmouth Sarah D F 1 NFK, Yarmouth AUGER, Saul Bro M U 23 Shoemaker NFK, Yarmouth DURRANT, Mary Ann Lodg F U 18 Out of Work NFK, Yarmouth 1851 Hales (X1063/1)(R3725F) WHITLOCK, William H M 43 Ag Lab Hardley WW472/WW157 Sarah W M 38 Ag Lab wife Chedgrave John S 13 Ag Lab Hales William S 10 Ag Lab Hales George S 7 Ag Lab Hales James S 4 Hales Elizabeth D 7m Hales 1851 Lingwood (R3725E) 1851 Loddon, 2c, Bungay Road (R3725B) WHITLOCK, Ann H F W 76 Proprietor of Houses NFK, Chedgrave WHEELHOUSE, Caroline D F W 47 Widow of Grocer & Draper NFK, Chedgrave Joseph GS M U 18 Auctioneer Clerk NFK, Chedgrave Sarah Ann GD F 12 NFK, Chedgrave 1851 Norwich, St. John Timberhill, 3a Timberhill Sstreet (R3725A) BACON, William H M M 50 Sheriffs Officer NFK,Nortwich Anna W F M 47 NFK, Seething WHITELOCK, Ann MiL F W 95 NFK, Seething 1851 Norwich, St.Ste., Regent Street Crooks WITLOCK, Maria F U 15 House ant NFK, Hales 1851 Norwich, St.Simon & St.Jude (R3725D) CHAPMAN, William H M M 46 Baker NFK, Buckenham
2 2... WHITLOCK, Mary Vist F U 48 Formerly a Cook MDX, St.Georges 1851 Norwich, St. Stephens, 63 Kings Street (R3725J) STACEY, Sarah H F U 31 School Mistress NFK, Shipsham WHITLOCK, Harriet Visitor F U 18 t NFK, Hales Green 1851 Norwich, St. Stephens, Regent Street, Crooks Place, (R3725K) WITLOCK, Maria ant F 15 House ant NFK, Hales 1851 Woodbastwick (X1068/2)(R3725G) THIRKETTLE, Elizabeth H Wid 63 Farmer 10 acres Dilham WJ565/? WHITLOCK, S U 36 Ag Lab Woodbastwick 1861: 1861 Blofield, District 7 (R3728B) 1861 Great Yarmouth, 243 N. Market Rd (R3728E) WHITLOCK, James H M M 36 Corn Porter NKF, Yarmouth Elizabeth W F M 29 Dress Maker NFK, Yarmouth BLY, William SiL M 1 NFK, Yarmouth 1861 Hales, Mill Road (X1063/1)(R3728D) WHITLOCK, William H M 51 Ag Lab Hardley WW472/WW157 Sarah W M 44 Ag Lab wife Chedgrave James S 13 Farm boy Hales Elizabeth D 9 Hales Harry (?) S 6 Hales Emma D 4 Hales 1861 Norton, (R3728A) WALPOLE, William H M M 26 Ag Lab NFK, Heckingham Harriet W F M 28 NFK, Gt.Yarmouth Sarah F D 5 NFK, Gt. Yarmouth William M S 4 Scholat NFK, Gt. Yarmouth Hannah D 2 NFK, Norton WHITLOCK, Sarah MiL F W 73 Charwoman NFK, Mundham 1861 Norwich, St.John Timberhill, 92 Timberhill Street (R3728C) 1861 Woodbastwick (X1068/2) THIRKETTLE, Elizabeth Wid 73 Honing WJ565/? WHITLOCK, William S 43 Gamekeeper Woodbastwick WW482/WJ565 Emily 21 Tunstead 1871: 1871 Great Yarmouth, N. Market Rd. (R3729C) CORK, Louisa Vistor in Charge of House F U 17 Dressmaker NFK, Yarmouth BLY, William s son M 13 NFK, Yarmouth WHITLOCK, Arthur S M 8 NFK, Yarmouth Ernest S M 5 NFK, Yarmouth Joseph S M 2 NFK, Yarmouth 1871 Hales, 12 Yarmouth Road (X1063/2) WHITLOCK, William H M 62 Ag Lab Hardley WW472/WW157 Sarah W 53 Charwoman Chedgrave (Not in employ) Harry (?) S 17 Ag Lab Hales Emma D 14 Hales 1871 Mundham, District 3 (R3729D) YOADINS, Stephen H M M 54 Parish Clerk & Ag Lab NFK,?? Maria W F M 54 NFK, Brooke WHITLOCK, William T. Boarder M 11mo NFK, Hales 1871 Norton,, 26 Norton Street (R3729A) WALPOLE, William H M M 32 Ag Lab NFK, Heckingham Harriet F M M 36 Charwoman NFK, Sm Yarmouth William S S 14 Ag Lab Boy NFK, Sm Yarmouth Hannah D D 12 NFK, Norton Edwin S M 9 NFK, Norton Charles S M 7 NFK, Norton George S M 4 NFK, Norton WHITLOCK, Sarah MiL F W 87 Formerly Charwoman NFK, Mundham James BiL M M 34 Cornporter NFK, Gt. Yarmouth 1871 Norwich, Conisford, District 5, Cottage (R3729B)
3 3 WHITLOCK, Anna H F U 67 NFK, Seething QUINTON, Mary A. Boarder Lodger F U 31 Tailoress NFK, Norwich 1871 Salhouse, Main Street (X1068/3) WITLOCK, William 55 Ag Lab Woodbastwick WW482/WJ565 Emily 30 Tunstead Walter 4 Salhouse Rosanna 2 Salhouse John 4m Salhouse 1881: 1881 Hales, Toll Gate House (X1063/2) Dwelling: Toll Gate House Census Place: Hales, Norfolk, England Source: FHL Film PRO Ref RG11 Piece 1962 Folio 83 Page 8 Sarah WHITLOCK W 63 F Chedgrave, Norfolk, England Field Labourer WW472/WW157 William WHITLOCK 11 M Heckingham, Norfolk, England Grandson /WH Heigham Dwelling: Union St Census Place: Heigham, Norfolk, England Source: FHL Film PRO Ref RG11 Piece 1949 Folio 112 Page 21 Ann WHITLOCK M 42 F Loddon, Norfolk, England () Dressmaker Kate WHITLOCK U 13 F Old Ford, Middlesex, England Daur Walter WHITLOCK U 9 M Old Ford, Middlesex, England 1881 Holt Dwelling: Obelisk Plain Hill House Census Place: Holt, Norfolk, England Source: FHL Film PRO Ref RG11 Piece 1926 Folio 7 Page 8 Ann SHRIMSHIRE U 76 F Fakenham, Norfolk, England Aunt () Annuitant Elizabeth C. SHRIMSHIRE U 43 F Camberwell, Middlesex, England Sister Housekeeper Alfred W.T. WHITLOCK U 24 M Scarborough, York, England Border Assist Surgeon L.R.C.P. L.R.C.S.E.A. WAL25/WJ314 Alice S. WILLIAMSON U 18 F Holt, Norfolk, England General Domestic 1881 Horstead With Stanninghall Dwelling: Hall Census Place: Horstead With Stanninghall, Norfolk, England Source: FHL Film PRO Ref RG11 Piece 1934 Folio 81 Page 6 Edward BIRBECK M 42 M Keswick, Norfolk, England MP Mary A. BIRBECK M 42 F London, London, Middlesex, England Harriot CLAXTON W 51 F Eartham, Sussex, England House Keeper Louisa LONGE U 25 F Canterbury, Kent, England Cook Alice WARING U 25 F London, London, Middlesex, England Ladys Maid Susan HUGHES U 48 F Carmarthen, Wales House Maid Edith WHITELOCK U 18 F Oakley, Dorset, England Maid Emily HEALL U 20 F S Warnbury, Hampshire, England House Maid
4 4 Eliza CALLABY U 27 F Weston, Norfolk, England Laundry Maid Emma BLAKE U 17 F Southampton, Hampshire, England Kitchen Maid Thomas TUCKER M 40 M Morbury, Devon, England Butler George OTLEY U 29 M Witham, Essex, England Footman John GOLDING U 14 M NK, Northumberland, England Pony Boy 1881 Lakenham Dwelling: Mill Street Census Place: Lakenham, Norfolk, England Source: FHL Film PRO Ref RG11 Piece 1945 Folio 116 Page 3 Ephraim LITTLEWOOD M 64 M Langley, Norfolk, England Retired Malster Elizabeth LITTLEWOOD M 83 F Hevingham, Norfolk, England Alice M. WHITLOCK U 16 F Norwich, Norfolk, England ant Gen ant 1881 Norton Subcourse Dwelling: Raveningham Road Census Place: Norton Subcourse, Norfolk, England Source: FHL Film PRO Ref RG11 Piece 1962 Folio 103 Page 3 William WALPOLE M 49 M Heckingham, Norfolk, England Harriet WALPOLE M 51 F Gt Yarmouth, Norfolk, England Laundress William WALPOLE U 24 M Gt Yarmouth, Norfolk, England Fisherman Hannah WALPOLE U 22 F Norton Subcourse, Norfolk, England Daur Laundress Edwin Robert WALPOLE U 19 M Norton Subcourse, Norfolk, England Charles WALPOLE U 17 M Norton Subcourse, Norfolk, England George WALPOLE 14 M Norton Subcourse, Norfolk, England Sarah WHITTOCKS W 98 F Mother In Law No Occupation 1881 Norwich, St.Andrew Dwelling: 2 Bridewell Alley Census Place: Norwich St Andrew, Norfolk, England Source: FHL Film PRO Ref RG11 Piece 1948 Folio 9 Page 11 Frederic TUXFORD M 42 M Norwich Bookseller Stationer Edgar Roberts TUXFORD U 13 M Norwich Harriet WHITLOCK U 14 F Norwich ant 1881 Salhouse (X1068/3) WHITLOCK, William 67 Ag Lab Woodbastwick WW482/WJ565 Emily 44 Ludham Walter 14 Ag Lab Salhouse Rosanna 12 Domestic ant Salhouse John W. 10 Salhouse Albert 7 Salhouse Wilfred 3 Salhouse
5 5 1901: 1901 Salhouse (X6629/3)(R2891) WHITLOCK, William J.. H M 30 Gardener (Domestic worker) Salhouse WW790/WW482 Hannah W. W M 28 Plumstead William I. S 6 Salhouse Edward S 4 Salhouse
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