1871 England Census · RG10 · other
FreeCEN volunteer transcription of the RG10 returns; the original images were not consulted.
1871 England Census · RG10 · other
For “Born” ABT 1814 of William Stacey
STACEY | William | Head | M | M | 56 | Blacksmith | Hertfordshire | Barkway
His own line at the 1871 census, and the record on which the birth place is moved from Therfield to Barkway. Twenty years after the 1851 return that said Therfield, the same man's household names Barkway. The 1851 citation stays on this person untouched so both answers remain visible.
1871 England Census · RG10 · other
For “Occupation” 1871 of Thomas Dodkins
DODKINS | Thomas | Head | M | M | 30 | Railway Porter | Hertfordshire | Barkway
His own line in the 1871 Huntspill household. Railway porter is his first recorded occupation; Highbridge and Huntspill sit on the Bristol and Exeter line, which is why a Hertfordshire shepherd's son was living there.
1871 England Census · RG10 · other
For “Residence” 1871 of Thomas Dodkins
1871 | Somerset (SOM) | Huntspill | Huntspill | Huntspill | 2389 | 1 | 17 | 27 | 131 | Clyce || DODKINS | Thomas | Head | M | M | 30 | Railway Porter | Hertfordshire | Barkway | DODKINS | Fanny Eliza | Wife | M | F | 28 | Hertfordshire | Newsells (or Newzills) | DODKINS | Kate Annie | Dau | - | F | 4 | Somerset | Highbridge | - | Thomas | Son | - | M | 4m | Somerset | Huntspill | no surname given
FreeCEN transcription of the 1871 return, quoted as the page prints it: the location values (census, county, district, civil parish, ecclesiastical parish, piece, enumeration district, folio, page, schedule, house or street name) then one line per person (surname, forenames, relationship, marital status, sex, age, occupation, birth county, birth place, disability, notes). The infant son's surname is left blank in the return and the transcriber flags that as 'no surname given'; '4m' is four months. This is the full household behind the FamilySearch fragment already cited on this family, and it independently confirms Fanny's Newsells birthplace in the enumerator's own spelling.
1871 England Census · RG10 · other
For “Residence” 1871 of William Stacey
1871 | Hertfordshire (HRT) | Royston | 3 | Barkway | - | Barkway | RG10_1359 | - | - || Folio 155 | Page 23 | Dwelling Number 465 | Schedule 109 || STACEY | William | Head | M | M | 56 | Blacksmith | Hertfordshire | Barkway | STACEY | Charlotte | Wife | M | F | 55 | Cambridgeshire | Cambridge | STACEY | Oswald | Son | U | M | 20 | Blacksmith | Hertfordshire | Barkway | STACEY | Mary Ann | Dau | U | F | 25 | Hertfordshire | Barkway | STACEY | Elizabeth | Dau | U | F | 18 | Hertfordshire | Barkway | STACEY | Kate Annie | Dau | - | F | 12 | Hertfordshire | Barkway
FreeCEN transcription of the 1871 return, quoted as the page prints it: the dwelling's location values first (census year, county, census district, enumeration district, civil parish, ecclesiastical parish, where census taken, piece, ward, constituency; then folio, page, dwelling number, schedule), then one line per person (surname, forenames, relationship, marital status, sex, age, occupation, birth county, birth place). Double bars mark where one block ends. Mary Ann married James Newton Lambert in this parish three weeks after the census was taken.