GENUKI/Devon: Topsham 1841

TOPSHAM 1841 CHURCHWARDEN'S CENSUS

W & Y

Provided by Catriona Batty, of Topsham Museum,
and published with the permission of the Rev. Richard Jeffrey,
St Margaret's Church, Topsham

These are given in the order as in the original. Items that appear to have been added later (in 1842?), variously in pencil or ink in several hands after the original listing was completed, are indicated using italics.
Notes by the transcriber are enclosed in square brackets; question marks indicate uncertain transcriptions.
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Surname	Other Names	Age	Place of Abode	Occupation	No. of Children	Names of Children	Age	Parish	Relief	Remarks

Ward	Henry	57	White Street					Topsham	5/-

White White	Robert senr Betty	68 68	Shapter Street	Fisherman				Topsham

White White	Robert junior Emily	30 31	Shapter Street	Laborer	3	Edward William Mary Ann	6 4 1 ½	Topsham

Western Western	John Ann	42 42	Shapter Street	Laborer	8 7	Elizabeth William John Mary Agnes Fanny David Joseph	19 17 16 11 9 7 5 3	Topsham

Wills	Mary	54	Fore Street	Widow				Topsham

Weeks	Ann	73	Passage Lane Higher	Widow				Topsham	2/6

Watts Watts	Henry Mary	34 34	Higher Passage Lane	Mason	4 3	William Henry Mary Caroline	12 7 5 2	Topsham Dead

Wanhill Wanhill	Robert Martha	25 22	Passage	Fisherman	1	Maria	1	Topsham

Willicott	Widow	60	Monmouth Street Hill					Topsham		1842

Wanhill Wanhill	William Mary	60 60	Lower Passage Lane	Rope maker	2	Henry Elizabeth	14 6

Wanhill Wanhill	Elias Jane	57 43	Lower Passage Lane	Fisherman	9	George Mary Caroline Nelson Emma Ellen Fanny John Agnes James[?]	21 18 16 13 11 9 7 4 2 17	gone Topsham

Williams Williams	Philip Sarah	59 54	Shapter Street	Fishmonger	3	John Thomas James	18 13 10	St Georges Clyst

Whickers Whickers	Charles Elizabeth	44 48	Red Cow	Laborer	4	Ann Elizabeth Sarah John	12 10 5 6	Topsham

X May	Betty	58	Poor House					Topsham		[The X, actually in the margin, presumably is the indication that this has been re-entered under M]

Watts Watts	James Caroline	32 35	Taylors Lane	Smith	2	Samuel Emma	5 1	Barnstaple

Wanhill	James	67	Strand	Laborer				Topsham

Wanhill	Elizabeth	57	Strand					Topsham

Westcott	Elizabeth	56	Smith Court Monmouth Street	Nurse				Topsham

Westcott Westcott	Jane Grenfell	47 40	Monmouth Street	Mariner	3	Hariet Jane Charles	16 12 6	Topsham

West West	William Elizabeth	42 42	Shapter Street	Laborer				Topsham

Wall Wall	John Ann	55 31	Monmouth Street	Sailor	3 4	Eliza Mary Ann Elizabeth Wm[?]	10 4 1 16	Topsham

Wilson	Elizabeth	30	Moggridges Court	Widow	1	Simon	15	Topsham

Westcott Westcott	Joseph Mary	50 50	Red Cow	Sawyer				Topsham

Wanhill Wanhill	James Mary	35 27	Dollings Court	Laborer				query

Woodley	Peter	74	Church Lane	Shoemaker				Topsham

Wills Wills Wills	Mary Joseph Harriet	8 4 6	Broadclyst					Topsham		Deserted Children

Way	Jane	27	St Thomas					Topsham

Way	Mary	61	Exeter					Topsham

Woodley	Betty	50	Poor house		2	Richard James	13 19	Topsham		James entd. 1842

Wilcox Wilcox	Richard Ann	26 26	Shapter Street	Laborer				Buckfastleigh		1842

Westcott Westcott	Joseph Harriett	30 30	High Street	Smith	6	George Joseph Harriet Thomas John Robert	8 6 4 ½ 3 1 ½ 3 mo	Topsham		1842

Wills Wills	John Ann	27 25	Higher Passage Lane	Mason	1	Sarah Ann	2	query		1842

Warner Warner	John Elizabeth	35 28	Exminster Banks or Topsham Lock	Mariner	5	Charlotte James John Richard Robert	13 8 7 5 5 mo	query		1842

Yelland Yelland	Joseph Joanna	40 34 39	Thorns Court Fore Street	Laborer	1	John	2 ½	St Georges Clyst

West West	Thomas Elizabeth	32 30	Monmouth Street	Sawyer	4	William Mary Ann Elizabeth Thomas	8 6 5 2 ½	query		1842

Warren & Wife			Higher Passage Lane	Mason

Last updated: 6 Jul 2011 - Brian Randell

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TOPSHAM 1841 CHURCHWARDEN'S CENSUS

W & Y

Provided by Catriona Batty, of Topsham Museum, and published with the permission of the Rev. Richard Jeffrey, St Margaret's Church, Topsham

Provided by Catriona Batty, of Topsham Museum,
and published with the permission of the Rev. Richard Jeffrey,
St Margaret's Church, Topsham