Record from 1901 census
Schedule number: 185
Street: Little green
Place: Pirton
Rooms:
Folio: 176-197
District: 25
| Name | HS | FS | Relation to head | Marital Status | Gender | Age | Occupation | Emp. type / home worker | Place of birth | Piece | Record No. | Comment |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Charles Titmuss | Head | Married | Male | 51 | Stationery engine driver | Worker | Pirton, Hertfordshire | RG13 1300 | C1901-6711 | |||
| Elizabeth Titmuss | Wife | Married | Female | 52 | Housewife | Pirton, Hertfordshire | RG13 1300 | C1901-6712 | ||||
| Sarah Goldsmith | Wife's mother | Widowed | Female | 76 | Parish relief | Pirton, Hertfordshire | RG13 1300 | C1901-6713 | ||||
| William Bertie Stapleton | Nephew | Unmarried | Male | 12 | Yardman - cattle | Worker | Pirton, Hertfordshire | RG13 1300 | C1901-6714 |
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.