Record from 1881 census

Schedule number: 91
Street: Pirton village
Place:
Rooms:
Folio: 80-112
District: 28

NameHSFSRelation to headMarital StatusGenderAgeOccupationEmp. type / home workerPlace of birthPieceRecord No.Comment
George Hanscombe 1010 HeadMarriedMale 38Agricultural labourer Pirton, HertfordshireRG111421C1881-4192
Eliza Hanscombe 1010 WifeMarriedFemale 36Strawplaiter Pirton, HertfordshireRG111421C1881-4193
Miriam Hanscombe 1010 DaughterSpinsterFemale 15Strawplaiter Pirton, HertfordshireRG111421C1881-4194
Caleb Hanscombe 1010 SonMale 14Agricultural labourer Pirton, HertfordshireRG111421C1881-4195
Emma Hanscombe 1010 DaughterFemale 12Scholar Pirton, HertfordshireRG111421C1881-4196
Elizabeth Hanscombe 1010 DaughterFemale 9Scholar Pirton, HertfordshireRG111421C1881-4197
Arthur G Hanscombe 1010 SonMale 5Scholar Pirton, HertfordshireRG111421C1881-4198
Bertie Hanscombe 1010 SonMale 2 Pirton, HertfordshireRG111421C1881-4199
Frisby Hanscombe 1010 SonMale 8 months Pirton, HertfordshireRG111421C1881-4200
Ann Pearce 1010 Wife's sisterSpinsterFemale 43 Pirton, HertfordshireRG111421C1881-4201 Imbecile

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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