Record from 1891 census
Schedule number: 13
Street: Pirton Hall
Place: Pirton
Rooms:
Folio: 195-215
District: 27
| Name | HS | FS | Relation to head | Marital Status | Gender | Age | Occupation | Emp. type / home worker | Place of birth | Piece | Record No. | Comment |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| William Hanscombe | Head | Married | Male | 48 | Farmer | Employer | Pirton Grange, Hertfordshire | RG 12 1108 | C1891-4954 | |||
| Frances A B Hanscombe | Wife | Married | Female | 43 | East Chinnock, Somerset | RG 12 1108 | C1891-4955 | |||||
| Annie F Hanscombe | Daughter | Female | 17 | Pirton Grange, Hertfordshire | RG 12 1108 | C1891-4956 | ||||||
| Helen M Hanscombe | Daughter | Female | 15 | Pirton Grange, Hertfordshire | RG 12 1108 | C1891-4957 | ||||||
| Arthur A Hanscombe | Son | Male | 12 | Pirton Grange, Hertfordshire | RG 12 1108 | C1891-4958 | ||||||
| Hugh J Hanscombe | Son | Male | 10 | Pirton Grange, Hertfordshire | RG 12 1108 | C1891-4959 | ||||||
| Philip B Hanscombe | Son | Male | 7 | Pirton Grange, Hertfordshire | RG 12 1108 | C1891-4960 | ||||||
| Richard N Hanscombe | Son | Male | 5 | Pirton Grange, Hertfordshire | RG 12 1108 | C1891-4961 | ||||||
| Bessie Dawe | Mother-in-law | Widowed | Female | 76 | Somerton, Somerset | RG 12 1108 | C1891-4962 | |||||
| Helen M B Dawe | Sister-in-law | Spinster | Female | 37 | East Chinnock, Somerset | RG 12 1108 | C1891-4963 | |||||
| Marrtha J S Waller | Servant | Unmarried | Female | 26 | Servant | Employee | Shillington, Bedfordshire | RG 12 1108 | C1891-4964 | |||
| Sarah M S Waller | Servant | Unmarried | Female | 17 | Servant | Employee | Shillington, Bedfordshire | RG 12 1108 | C1891-4965 | |||
| Mary E Jepps | Servant | Unmarried | Female | 17 | Servant | Employee | Shillington, Bedfordshire | RG 12 1108 | C1891-4966 |
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.