1901 Census
PeoplePopulationMales = 407, Females = 486, Total = 893. Sharp decline. Males aged over 15 years = 248. Females aged over 15 years = 322. Occupations68 men gave their occupation as Agricultural Labourer. 1 woman gave her occupation as Straw Plaiter The end of the industry due to plaited straw being imported from Japan and China. PlacesRoadsBack Street, The Slade, Church Lane, Great Lane, High Street, Jaques Lane, Little Lane, Silsoe Road The Strand. Collip's Corner. Probably at the bottom of Great Lane. The Collip family lived there and kept a grocery shop. Jaques Lane (2 to 6 Bedford Cottages) Where were Bedford Cottages? Main Street. This comes between the bottom of Little Lane and Great Lane in the census. The Kiln. Kiln Lane and maybe Old Kiln Lane. FarmsBeadlow Farm, Old Beadlow Farm, Brickwall Farm, Cainhoe Park Farm, Northfield Farm, Warren Farm. PubsStone Jug. First mention in censuses. Flying Horse Inn, Green Man Inn. Compasses Inn. This is now a private house in the High Street New Inn. This was at 120 High Street. The Rising Sun. At the east end of the High Street and is now a private house. HousesBack Street - Hill Top Villa, Fau Halfpenny's Hill, Mount Pleasant High Street - Clophill Barns, Rectory, Ivy House, Post Office, Sunnydale, Clophill House Mill Lane - Rose Villa, Pedley Wood House. |
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Does this census entry say "Fau Halfpenny's Hill"? Where was it? |
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Source: Ancestry.co.uk OthersBeadlow, Cainhoe, Cainoe Park Cottage. |