FamilySearch index of the 1871 census of England and Wales. Browser-and-signed-in only. Created without a url so it does not collapse into another FamilySearch census row.
Charles Foggon | Birth 1856 Crook, Durham | Parents Jane Foggon, Charles Foggon | Siblings Thomas Foggon, Jane Foggon, Matthew Foggon, Ann…
1871 census household at Medomsley, County Durham, as relayed from FamilySearch; the trailing ellipsis is in the relayed row, so the sibling list is truncated and the household may hold more children. This is the first record to place him at Crook WITH both parents named. Its birth year of 1856 is the census's own age arithmetic and is a year later than the June-quarter 1855 Auckland registration; ABT 1855 is kept. The whole-household panel behind this row has not been opened.
Margt Ann Davis | Female | Age 11 | Birth Year (Estimated) 1860 | Birthplace Earsdon, Northumberland | Occupation Scholar | Relationship to Head of Household Daughter | Census 1871 | Event Place Esh, Durham, England | Sub-District Lanchester | Enumeration District 8 | Household Identifier 235 | Entry Number 15
FamilySearch record page for the 1871 census, ark VB84-SPW, quoted field by field as relayed. EARSDON is the Northumberland parish containing Seaton Delaval, the birthplace on her Katoomba monument, which is what identifies her; the household names both her parents. Other people on the same record, not household members of hers: Sarah Dargue F 46 Lanchester, Durham; Robt Bruce M 20 Washington; William Caygle M 22 Bp Auckland, Durham. Her birth place is set to Earsdon, the parish, because Seaton Delaval has no place row.
Thomas Dodkins b. 1841 Barksday [Barkway], Hertfordshire, spouse Fanny Eliza, children Kate Annie (b. 1867 Highbridge), Thomas (b. 1871 Huntspill)
1871 census household at Huntspill, Somerset, as relayed from FamilySearch; the square-bracketed reading of the enumerator's 'Barksday' is the orchestrator's, not mine. Two earlier censuses agree on the birthplace: 1851 at Barkway, Hertfordshire ('Thomas Dodkin b. 1841 Barkway') and 1861 at Bethnal Green ('b. 1840 Barkway, Hertfordshire'). Those two rows are not separately cited because only these fragments of them were captured.
1871 census household at Medomsley, County Durham, as relayed. Only the name and birth line were captured; the household panel naming his parents is the row cited on Charles William jr in this same proposal, which lists Matthew among the siblings.