Record from 1861 census

Schedule number: 85
Street:
Place: Pirton
Rooms:
Folio: 83-104
District: 30

NameHSFSRelation to headMarital StatusGenderAgeOccupationEmp. type / home workerPlace of birthPieceRecord No.Comment
James Pitts 117 HeadMarriedMale 50Agricultural labourer Pirton, HertfordshireRG 9 821C1861-2103
Sarah Pitts 117 WifeMarriedFemale 50 Pirton, HertfordshireRG 9 821C1861-2104
Jane Pitts 117 DaughterUnmarriedFemale 20Plaiter Pirton, HertfordshireRG 9 821C1861-2105
Lavinia Pitts 117 DaughterFemale 11 Pirton, HertfordshireRG 9 821C1861-2106
Ellen Pitts 117 DaughterFemale 8 Pirton, HertfordshireRG 9 821C1861-2107
Elizabeth Pitts 117 DaughterFemale 5 Pirton, HertfordshireRG 9 821C1861-2108
Ann Short 117 NieceFemale 16 Pirton, HertfordshireRG 9 821C1861-2109 Niece
John Bottoms 114 HeadMarriedMale 23Agricultural labourer Pirton, HertfordshireRG 9 821C1861-2110
Emma Bottoms 114 WifeMarriedFemale 27 Pirton, HertfordshireRG 9 821C1861-2111
Samuel Pitts 114 Wife's sonMale 3Scholar Pirton, HertfordshireRG 9 821C1861-2112 Wifes son
Mary Bottoms 114 DaughterFemale 5mths Pirton, HertfordshireRG 9 821C1861-2113

About the Census records:

HS stands for Household Size - the number of people living in the household.
FS stands for Family Size - the number of people within the family. You could have more than one family living in a household.

The census gave each household a schedule number. In the database each person has their own unique record number and is also linked to its schedule number.

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