1851 Census
Enumeration Districts |
Enumerator |
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1851 District 6a |
All that part of the parish of Clophill which lies to the North of High Street leading from West end as far as the Crop tree (including North side of High Street, Back Street, Kiln Lane, Little Lane, Brickwall Farm, Pedley Wood, Humphrey Wood and North Field Farm). The Crop tree used to stand in the High Street at the bottom of Great Lane. |
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1851 District 6b |
Clophill Parish (Part of) all that part of the Parish of Clophill which comprises the South Side of High Street and the North side of High Street from the Crop Tree to Beadlow (including south side of High Street, North side of the High Street East of Crop Tree, Great Lane, Jakes Lane, Beadlow, Cainhoe Park Wood, Cainhoe Park Farm, Cainhoe Farm, Warren Farm, Dog Kennells and Church Lane. |
Unknown |
People
Population
Males = 560, Females = 621, Total = 1181.
Males aged over 15 years = 337. Females aged over 15 years = 372.
Occupations
177 women gave their occupation as Straw Plaiter.
218 men gave their occupation as Agricultural Labourer.
Places
Roads
Back Street, Church Lane, Great Lane, High Street, Jakes Lane, Kiln Lane, Little Lane, Mill Lane.
"Jakes Lane" was not spelt "Jacques Lane" until the 1881 census.
Farms
Cainhoe Farm, Cainhoe Park Farm, Manor Farm, North Field Farm, Warren Farm.
No mention of Brickwall Farm.
Pubs
Not mentioned by name but occupations show where they were.
Flying Horse - Mary Maddams Widow 73 Victualer
Green Man - Joseph Keech 50 Publican
The Compasses - John Gudgin 33 Licensed Victualler
New Inn - John Sharp 48 Victualer
Rising Sun - George Garner 53 Retailer of Beer
Houses
Cainhoe Park Wood House, Pedley Wood House.
Others
Beadlow.
Dog Kennels. Could have been something to do with Wrest Park.
Humphrey's Workhouse. Where was this?
Pest House. And this?
Last
updated: 9 February, 2009