High Street and Church Hill Horsell

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High Street and Church Hill Horsell

The object of this paper is to identify the houses and shops in the High Street and Church Hill

during the period of the British ten yearly Censuses returns {1841-1911)

The Censuses would seem an excellent means of finding out who lived in which house or shop

during a particular period. The returns actually began in 1801 but the earlier ones contain no

specific information on individual houses or persons.

In interpreting the Censuses, if you are working with the original hand written copy

handwriting is a common problem and in any event the enumerator sometimes appears to

completely mishear what he was told by the head of the household.

Another particular difficulty is that whereas today every house has a number or name or both,

in 1841, and for many years thereafter, houses had neither names nor numbers. If a house had

a name, it either described its occupants, for example, Cosiers in Old Woking (now The Old

House), its purpose, The Vicarage (or The Old Vicarage) in Horsell, or the type of property

The Cottage as in present day Horsell. Where a house with a name did appear in a Census this

was an early guide to location, particularly to postmen and those looking for a house in a long

road. Today we have postcodes but these are only a comparatively recent introduction not likely

to help at present with Census returns only published when 100 years old,

In Horsell, certainly in the early years, the returns were split into two with the dividing line

running down what is now the High Street previously known as The Street or just Village. This

was sensible since it is possible to establish chains of individuals who ran the two pubs almost

facing each other on opposite sides of the street.

When development began on the canal side of the Church the continuation was called not

unreasonably Church Hill. Subsequently some doubt arose as to where High Street ended and

Church Hill began but the latter has now been established as being after the School on one side

and the Church on the other.

Few houses were numbered in the earlier years except perhaps rows of cottages (either grouped

or built in terraces) and not all houses retained their original name. The two separate parts of

the Census in Horsell can best be identified by the two pubs namely the Red Lion on the Church

side and the Crown on the other.

It would seem that the two parts of the Horsell census were arranged as if the enumerator had

walked the area covered in that order even if this was not the case and data was merely so

arranged afterwards. A further complication arose out of which way the invigilator walked.

(The direction of the walk can be identified by the numbers given to each household) For

example, starting at the Vicarage he could either continue up the High Street or down Church

Hill. In the latter event, his round eventually arrived at the Birch end of the High Street

continuing along the High Street until the Vicarage was reached again. The direction of the

enumerator’s round can be gauged by the numbering system (NB the same numbers were used

for both the Red Lion and Crown sides of the Census).

Further confusion arises when a particular household is inserted completely out of order, for

example the Red Lion in the 1881 Census.

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You will find attached to this paper Appendices containing transcriptions of that part of the

Censuses for Horsell which cover High Street and Church Hill with separate extracts for the

Red Lion and Crown sides.

For 1851, details extracted from Edward Ryde’s survey are also shown again divided into the

two sides. This survey is generally more reliable than the census since family names are

allocated to the houses and buildings shown on the survey plan. The National School opposite

the church was added to the original plan (note in Ryde’s diary 17 March 1852 newly erected

National School at Horsell added to map).

Albert Mangles was vicar of Horsell from 1840 to 1875 but lived outside the parish at Beech

Hill in Mayford. As a consequence, he does not appear in the Horsell census returns during that

period and the Vicarage was often occupied by curates and others.

In describing who was living where during the period of the Censuses each side of the High

Street is dealt with separately for each year commencing with the Crown side first as follows:

First the Crown side

The Crown

The returns under the 1841 and 1851 censuses appear to be arranged in the same order but the

Edward Ryde 1851 survey is the most accurate record of order being based on a map with

occupants allocated to particular buildings shown on the map. The names of the families in

these two returns below, therefore, follow the Ryde order.

1841

Down what is now known as Church Hill (The numbers are those on the Ryde map)

612.1 Sarah Tickner and sister

612.2 John Gale, agricultural labourer and wife and daughter

The Gale and Tickner families lived in two houses above The Cottage towards the top

of the hill

614 Samuel Willis, painter and wife at The Cottage (see my paper on this 18th century cottage)

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Up High Street from the National School

Caveys’ shop showing oven space

606 James Cavey, baker and family

This was the village baker who carried on business on this side of the street. Former

baker’s premises are usually identifiable by the tell-tale old baking oven running right

up to the rear of the original shop. Today the shop occupied by The Horsell Framing

Company (see above) with its long left hand wall running from its frontage to the back

of the plot would seem to indicate such an oven and suggest that this was the site of the

original Caveys’ shop.

603 William Cox, publican and wife at The Crown

600 William Spooner, shoe maker and family possibly not at the Benstead site

1851

Down what is now known as Church Hill (The numbers are those on the Ryde map)

608 Richard Pannell, retired farmer and wife

609 William Cobbett, agricultural labourer, wife and son

610.1 George Mant, agricultural labourer, wife and two sons

610.2 David Cutt, cordwainer journeyman, wife, daughter and son.

612.1 Sarah Tickner and sister

612.2 John Gale, agricultural labourer and wife and daughter

614 Samuel Willis, painter and wife at The Cottage

Up High Street from the National School

606 James Cavey, baker and family.

605 Henry Chandler, agricultural labourer and family

604 James Steer, carpenter and wife

603 William Cox, publican and wife at the Crown.

601 Henry Hayter, saddler and grocer and wife

600 William Spooner, draper/shoemaker

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1861

In part of Street (items 1 to 4 in return)

William Spooner, draper and cordwainer and family

Ambrose Brooker, grocer and family probably in the Cavey’s bakers shop

David Shepherd, victualler and family at the Crown.

Previous landlord William Cox appears as a boarder at East Gains Farm (probably East

Gaze or Guise Farm actually Esgairs on the Red Lion side. See my paper on this

property) His wife Fanny would seem to have died.

In Church Hill (items 6 to 14 in return)

Eliza Cavey, baker and daughter

Henry Chandler, labourer and son

James Winter, schoolmaster and family in National School

John Stedman, labourer and family

David Cutt, cordwainer, and family

George Sleet, labourer and wife

Joseph Sleet, labourer and family

Thomas Collins, cordwainer

Henry Howard, labourer and wife

John Williss, labourer and wife

1871 (houses and shops not necessarily in the following sequence)

The enumerator walked (or arranged) his returns from Benstead in the High Street past the

National School and down Church Hill (item 1 t0 19 in return)

William Spooner, draper and boot maker and family at Benstead

Ambrose Brooker, master grocer son and daughter possibly at the Cavey ‘s bakers shop

Alfred Wheeler, agricultural labourer and family

Maria Green, publican son and daughter at the Crown

Eliza Cavey widow of the previous village baker, living in Horsell Street with her

granddaughter

George Smithers, gardener and wife

George Bayles blacksmith and family

George Sleet, and wife

James Reid, painter wife and son

John Trigg, nurseryman and wife

George Tussler, nursery labourer and family

James Heather, agricultural labourer and family

James Cobbett retired farmer and wife at The Cottage? (see my paper on this cottage)

JJ Stainton, gentleman farmer

Charles Pigden, farm labourer and wife

William Holmes, schoolmaster wife and sisters in the National School

Thomas William George, groom and valet wife and son

1881(houses and shops not necessarily in the following sequence)


National School and down Church Hill (items 1 to 15 in return)

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Sarah Spooner, draper and post mistress at Benstead

Thomas Brooker, grocer and sister probably in the Cavey’s shop

George Christmas and Elizabeth at the Crown.

Elizabeth is Elizabeth (Hannah) Hurst adopted daughter of William Collyer of Birch

Farm House, (see my paper on Horsell Birch).

Hannah Sleet and sister (Hannah has been widowed)

Thomas Burrow and wife

James Harding, labourer and family

Thomas E King, schoolmaster and wife at National School

Eli G Spooner, clerk wife and son

Charles Pigden, labourer and wife

Charles Taylor, boot maker and family

John W Stedman, brewer and wife

Isaac Steer, carpenter and family

James Hayward, farm labourer and family at The Cottage (see my paper on this cottage)

John Hough, retired naval officer wife and stepchildren

William Spenceley, retired wife and daughter

1891(houses and shops not necessarily in the following sequence)


National School and down Church Hill (items 1 to 14 in return)

Sarah Spooner, draper and post mistress and brother

Gertrude Marnes son and daughter

Charles A Cook, Grocer sister and son probably in the Cavey’s shop

Elizabeth Steer, school work and sons

Edward Daniel and wife at the Crown

Sarah Smith and daughter

James Harding, general labourer and family

Thomas E King, schoolmaster at the National School

Elizabeth Spooner, widow and family

Charles Taylor, boot maker and family

Alfred Wild, vet wife and daughter

George Wright, clerk CC and wife

John W Stedman, brewer(?} and wife

(John) Henry Dimmock, builder and family at The Cottage (see my paper on the cottage)

1901

The enumerator walked (or arranged) his returns from the bottom of Church Hill to the Post

Office in High Street (items 25 to 31 in the return)

Louisa M Reeves and daughter at The Spurriers

Arthur J Messer, architect and wife at Harlestone

Charles B Ryde surveyor valuer and sister at Hillside

Cyril C Nicholas, dealer in stocks and shares and sister at Starston

John B Drowey, architect and family at Afcot

Ronald Gale, glass merchant and family at The Cottage

John W Stedman, brewer in the Village

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Marianna W Adams, own means and sister at Croft Villa

Walter B Harrison, own means at The Shrubberies

Charles Taylor, bootmaker and wife at Mount Cottage

Thomas E King, assistant overseer parish and family at Church Hill

Hylton Tidy, elementary school teacher and wife at School House

National School

Earnest G Taylor, brewer’s drayman and family at The Cottage

William H Daniels, licensed victualler and wife at the Crown

Benjamin Allan, grocer and provision merchant and wife at Village store

Sarah E Spooner, draper at Post Office

1911

The 1911 Census shows the number of rooms occupied by each individual household. The

number includes the kitchen as a room but not any scullery, landing, lobby, closet, bathroom;

nor warehouse, office, shop. The number of rooms is shown in blue by the dwelling name

The enumerator walked (or arranged) his returns from the bottom of Church Hill to the Post

Office in High Street

Mary Florence Reid, independent means and son at Spurriers11

Thomas Cecil Jones, engineer and contractor and family at Harleston8

Annie Wetherill, laundry at Hillside7

James Franks, retired grocer wife and daughter at Starston7

Frederick Shaw, Bank of England clerk and family at Afcot7

Alice Letitica Morice, private means at The Cottage10 (see my paper on this cottage)

Thomas Perry, clerk in telegraph company and wife at Vale Villa6

Henry Edwards, railway clerk and wife at The Croft6

Rosina Stedman independent daughter and son at the Shruberries8

Charles Tayler, boot repairer and wife at Mount Cottage6

Thomas King, assistant overseer wife and daughter at Churchill7

James Henry Hill, caretaker and family at School House5

Ernest George Taylor, labourer and builder carman combined and family at Horsell Street7

William Thorn, licensed victualler and wife at the Crown5

John Brownjohn, grocer and family took over the shop7 from Benjamin Allam.

Brownjohns

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In 1925 he is Sub Post Master. John handed the shop over to his son Will in 1945 who

retired from the business in 1952 passing the shop (see below) to a Mr RT Shrimpton.

The shop became successively the Gift Box by the 1960s, selling papers, confectionery

and a limited range of groceries, toys and other goods, then Heritage Handles and

Global Travel Management before becoming vacant for the last few years

Sarah Elizabeth Spooner sub post mistress and draper at Benstead6 (see below)

She handed over the Post Office to Mr Claydon of South Road in 1919 but retained the

drapers until about 1926.

Benstead

And now the Red Lion side

Red Lion

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The returns under the 1841 and 1851 censuses appear to be arranged in the same order but the

Edward Ryde 1851 survey is the most accurate record of order being based on a map with

occupants allocated to particular buildings shown on the map. The names of the families in

these two returns below, therefore, follow the Ryde order ie not the order of the walk or

arrangement.

1841 (The numbers are those on the Ryde map)

101 James Stedman, farmer and family at Malthouse Farm

100 David Harmes, labourer and family and

100 James Martin, agricultural labourer wife and daughter both families were probably living

at present day Kalmia.

This above suggestion allows for Carmi Cobbett and his family to move in after he and

his brother. Henry purchased the Nurseries Estate in 1841 (see 1851). Very little of the

old original two cottages remains but the roof line shows that this has been raised (see

picture below)

Kalmia

7 Stephen and Sarah Moore at the Red Lion

605 Henry Chandler, labourer and Jane (previously on The Crown side)

10 John Knowls a farmer and butcher.

In 1840 it was probably he probably bought The Horsell Nurseries Estate (including

Esgairs, Sow Moor, Gastons, Inner and Outer Gastons Field and Marl Close)

A farmer who breeds cattle does so to sell those cattle. These days we are accustomed

to see cattle sold at market but in the 19th century there was no reason why a farmer

should not slaughter and sell his cattle to the public himself. John Knowls carried on

business from roughly where 113 High Street stands today. This house was built when

the previous building Lime Tree House was compulsorily purchased by Woking

Council.

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1851 (The numbers are those on the Ryde map)

The enumerator walked (or arranged) his returns from Thornash Farm along the Street down

Church Hill to the bottom (items 1 to 9 in the returns) as follows:

101 James Stedman at Malthouse Farm

100 Carmi Cobbett, nurseryman and his family at Kalmia. With his brother Henry purchased

Horsell Nurseries Estate in 1841

2 Felix Forder, National schoolmaster and his wife in Parsonage House

7 Stephen Moore, victualler wife and family at the Red Lion

10 Herbert Hart, butcher and his wife at Lime Tree House

This is almost certainly on the same site as John Knowls. The Hart family would appear

to have come from Old Woking.

13 James Clark, grocer and his wife

14 Jacob Spooner, letter carrier and his wife

16 George Fenn, farmer and his wife at Thornash Farm

62 Jonathan Baldwin, schoolmaster and wife at Ivy Cottage in Cheapside

N.B. The commentary to Edward Ryde’s Survey of 1851 notes a House and Garden owned by

John Knowls and occupied by Sarah Darke next to the Red Lion but neither this house nor

Sarah appear in the 1851 Census (see above). Felix Forder and his wife would presumably have

been employed in the newly opened National School opposite.

The 1861 census starts with the Darke family although Sarah has gone (no entry in St Mary’s

burial records). The remainder of the families down to James and Elizabeth Stedman are the

same except Felix Forder and his wife in the Vicarage House have been replaced by William

Walsh, the curate and his cousin, John Frederick Walsh

1861

The enumerator walked (or arranged) his returns at the Red Lion or just before and proceeded

downhill to Malthouse Farm (items 1 to 5 in the returns) and then along The Moor and then

eventually arriving at the Birch end of High Street (items 86 to 90 in the returns) as follows:

William Darke gentleman and family

Stephen Moore, victualler and family at the Red Lion

William Walsh, curate (1859-63) and cousin at the Vicarage House

St Mary’s church

Carmi Cobbett, nurseryman and family at Kalmia

James Stedman, farmer and family at Malthouse Farm

And then along the Moor

James Clarke, grocer and baker and wife, and boarder, William Cox former landlord of Crown

at East Gains Farm (Esgairs)

Herbert Hart, butcher and his wife at Lime Tree House

1871

The 1871 Census has the enumerator walking the Red Lion side up Church Hill from Malthouse

Farm towards and along High Street (items 86 to 90 and 1 to 4 in the returns). John Stedman

and his wife have now succeeded his father at the farm, Alice and Charlotte are the only

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members of the Cobbett family the head having been absent on the night of the survey. The

vicarage is now occupied by William Appleford, and his wife Mary Jane and their household.

Stephen Moore is at the Red Lion with Henry John Rudelhoff a retired butcher and his wife

between the inn and the village butcher Herbert Hart and his wife, Mary and his family. After

the butchers comes James Clark, baker, his wife, Elizabeth and his father in law William Cox

formerly landlord of the Crown.

John Stedman, farmer and family at Malthouse Farm

Alice and Charlotte Cobbett, nurseryman’s daughters at Kalmia. Head of household not

present.

William Appleford, chaplain (of female HM convict prison Woking) and family in the

Vicarage.

Stephen Moore and family at the Red Lion

Henry Rudelhoff, retired butcher and wife

Herbert Hart, butcher and family at Lime Tree House

James Clark, baker and wife, and William Cox father in law and former landlord of Crown.

Richard Howard, horticultural labourer and family.

Henry Cobbett, horticultural labourer and family.

1881

1881 sees the enumerator approaching from the Birch direction of the High Street where Henry

Watts and his wife Sarah are at Thornash Farm. Continuing we find Henry Cobbett,

nurseryman and his wife Mary Ann employing 2 men and 4 boys and next Richard Howard,

propagator of plants and his wife Jane, then Elizabeth Clark, baker and grocer, followed by

Lime Tree House with Herbert Hart and wife Mary. William Harding, lodger and farm labourer

completes this walk.

The Red Lion with landlord George Johnson and wife Dorsa are isolated in another part of the

Census and then the walk recommences with John Back vicar at the Village followed downhill

by James Cobbett, nurseryman and finally John and Rosina Stedman at the bottom of the hill

The enumerator would appear to have started his walk (or arranged) his returns at the Vicarage

continuing downhill to Malthouse Farm returning to High Street at Thornash Farm to complete

the circle (items 1 to 3 and 83 to 89 in the returns) as follows:

John Stedman, farmer and family at Malthouse Farm

James Cobbett, nurseryman and family at Kalmia

John Back, vicar (1878-1884) niece and nephew at the Vicarage

George Johnson and his wife at the Red Lion.

Return is out of position in comparison with other entries (item 36).

Herbert Hart, butcher and family at Lime Tree House

Elizabeth Clark, baker and grocer

Richard Howard, propagator of plants and family

Henry Cobbett, nursery and family

Henry Watts, farmer and family at Thornash Farm

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1891

The enumerator walked (or arranged) his returns from Malthouse Farm up Church Hill and

along the High Street (items 1 to 11 in the returns) as follows:

John Stedman, farmer and brewer and family at the Brewery House (or Malthouse Farm)

James Cobbett, nurseryman and family at Kalmia

William Turle, vicar (1884-1897) and wife in the Street

John Back, clerk in holy orders (previous vicar) at Church Hill House

Frank Warren, coachman and family at Church Hill House

James Picicett, licensed victualler and family at the Red Lion

John Warner, gardner and family at Gastons

Herbert Hart, butcher and his wife at Lime Tree House

There is no mention of Herbert’s wife Mary so we must presume that she had died.

Joseph Payne, baker (master) and family at East Gayes (Esgairs)

Richard Howard, nurseryman propagator and family in the Street

Henry Cobbett, nurseryman and family in the Street

1901

The enumerator walked (or arranged) his returns from the bottom of Church Hill to the High

Street {items 1 to 18 in the returns) as follows:

Mary Ann Ottaway, dressmaker and sisters were daughters of Carmi Cobbett and probably

lived at Kalmia

Arnold Saunders, headmaster prep school family and pupils at St Mary’s Hill

St Mary’s Hill

St Mary’s Hill was built by Mrs Isham Smith in 1899 and stood roughly where Lych

Way stands today. She married Arnold Saunders at St Mary’s on New Year’s Day 1900

(WN&M) and he was able to set up his school after his marriage to her.

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Norman Pares vicar (1897-1935) and wife in the Vicarage

Edward Cobb, port wine shipper at Church Hill

James Heale, coachman and family at Church Hill Lodge

At this point in the Census there is an entry St Marys Hill Uninhabited. This empty

house probably became the new Vicarage occupied by the vicar.

Albert Gosling, licensed victualler and family at the Red Lion

Walter Lansley, gardner wife and daughter at Institute

Hiram Hart, butcher and family at Lime Tree House. Herbert must have died.

Elizabeth Steer and son at 1 Grove Cottages

Elizabeth Smith at 1 Grove Cottages

Henry Ottaway, gardener and family at 2 Grove Cottages

Herbert Bristow, gardener and family at 3 Grove Cottages

Edwin Gwilliam, police constable and family at 4 Grove Cottages

Joseph Payne, grocer and baker and family at 5 Grove Cottages

Richard Howard, nurseryman and family at Esgairs

Frederick Cobbett, railway worker and family at Nursery Cottage

Henry Cobbett, nurseryman and family at The Plat

John Evelegh, curate (1901-9) and sister at The Plat

1911

The 1911 Census shows the number of rooms occupied by each individual household. The

number includes the kitchen as a room but not any scullery, landing, lobby, closet, bathroom;

nor warehouse, office, shop. The number of rooms is shown in blue by the dwelling name. The

enumerator has separated the Church Hill and High Street parts of his return as follows:

Church Hill

Moorhatch

Water colour by Marguerite Howarth

Charles Bertram Ryde, Invalided surveyor and his sister at Moorhatch9

Stephen Silk, builder and family at Westbury7

Mary Ann Ottaway, dressmaker and sister at Kalmia8

Mary Ann was the daughter of Carmi Cobbett and would have lived at this house with

her sister Eliza Charlotte in her childhood.

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St Mary’s Hill seemingly just prior to demolition

Emily Thorne, lodge keeper and daughters at The Lodge5

Arnold Saunders, headmaster of prep school and family at St Mary’s Hill (see 1901 above)

St Mary’s church

Florence Charlotte Farmer, private means and family at The Old Vicarage10

The Old Vicarage today

Norman Pares, vicar (1897-1935) and wife at The Vicarage.14

This new house had been built by Mrs Saunders (the previous Mrs Isham Smith) and

eventually was demolished when Pares Close was built. When Pares retired in 1935 the

new vicar found this house too large and returned to the vicarage next to the church (the

Old Vicarage). This left the rejected new vicarage empty which falling into the hands

of the local agricultural committee on the outbreak of the war was used to house farm

workers. When these workers moved after the war St Mary’s Hill school used it as a

boarding annex until the demand for boarders ceased.

Edward Cobb, port wine merchant wife and son at Churchill20

Henry Smith, gardener and wife at Stables3

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High Street

Jane Brown, landlady at the Red Lion Hotel12

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Parish Hall

Hiram Hart, butcher and his wife at Lime Tree House4

Richard Collyer’s mother was the daughter of Hiram and Hebe Hart, His house, shop

and abattoir stood on Gastons. Hiram had sheep and cattle on the land. Richard’s

grandmother, Hebe Sarah Hart used to hold the steers by their horns as her father

poleaxed them to death. The blood ran down the High Street.

Lime Tree House

The photograph shows a painting of the house and shop. Two people were passing

through the village and couldn’t find anywhere to stay, The Harts kindly put them up

in their house. Unfortunately, the two guests, artists, had no money to pay for their

board so they painted this picture of the house and left it in lieu of payment,

Elizabeth Steer, monthly nurse at 1 Grove Cottages2

Alfred Fosberry, bricklayer’s labourer and wife at 1 Grove Cottages3

Harry Kenwood, attendant lunatic asylum and family at 2 Grove Cottages5

Henry Cook, gardener and family at 3 Grove Cottages5

Emily Gwilliam, private means and daughter at 4 Grove Cottages5

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5 Grove Cottages

Showing space for baker’s oven

Henry Victor Vokes, baker, grocer, confectioner and family at 5 Grove Cottages5

Richard Howard, small nurseryman and family at Esgairs7

William Shurven, gardener’s labourer and family at 1 Platt Cottage4

Frederick Cobbett, gardener and family at 2 Platt Cottage5

It does seem that apart from the 1841 returns the Censuses are perhaps more accurate with

regard to the order of houses and shops than had been previously thought.

Wardens Park Road, from Church Hill to its junction with Bury Lane, is a development of good

quality late Victorian and Edwardian houses which has remained virtually intact since it

commenced in 1898.It was originally known as Waldens Park Estate and built on land from

Abbey Farm, Waldens Farm and part of Horsell Nursery. The road is now part of the Horsell

Conservation Area with several properties included on the Local List.

It is perhaps appropriate to include here a few words in respect of the two schools established

at St Mary’s Hill during this period. As can be seen above (page 11) the house had been built

by Mrs Isham Smith by the end of 1899 and she married Arnold Saunders at the beginning of

1900 enabling him to set up his school which was established by the time of the 1901 census.

Saunders and his wife moved the school and some pupils to Aldeburgh Lodge, Suffolk by the

summer term of 1912

In the following year 1913 Gertrude and Alice Du Bochet (a family of Swiss origin) moved

their school from Gwy House, Chepstow to the now empty St Mary’s Hill, to re-found the

school as a girls’ school. Thereafter the school was always filled to its 140 capacity.

Prior to Gwy House, Gertrude had been at Royal Holloway followed by 6 years as headmistress

of Church High School in Bishop Auckland. She brought staff and pupils from Bishop

Auckland to Horsell, including Miss Athawes (who eventually became deputy head at St

Mary’s Hill). Gertrude always vetted pupils and received great loyalty from both staff and

pupils at the school, although she was rather strict.

Alice was pupil of Oscar Beringer and student at Sterne Conservatorium for Music, Berlin and

was piano teacher at all Gertrude’s schools. Alice was more gentle in her manner than her

sister and her nickname with the staff was Miss Puss. She is shown as the occupant of The

Cottage in Church Hill from 1922 in the Woking News and Mail Directories

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Jessie was kindergarten teacher at Deptford in 1901 and at Kensington in 1911 joining her

sisters by 1940 after the death of their mother in 1937.

The du Bochet sisters retired from St Mary’s Hill school in 1949. The new headmistress was

Miss Iris Auer who did not have the same success as the du Bochet sisters and the school closed

in Autumn 1967 when Miss Auer left for India. It is possible she may even have departed

before then. What is sure is that she founded a very successful school in India in 1980. In the

WN&M Directory for 1968 Mr P van Haght was shown living in St Mary’s Hill school for

what purpose is not known.

St Mary’s Hill was demolished and eventually replaced by 9 bungalows and 23 houses

constituting today’s Lych Way about 1972.

With the end of the available published Censuses in that for 1911 the continuing changes in

Church Hill and High Street can be followed in the Directories published by the Woking News

& Mail for Church Hill as follows.

1919

Right side

Moorhatch Risdon Dr W

Westbury Silk S builder

Kalmia Ottaway Mrs

St Mary’s Hill Du Bochet The Misses

The Lodge

St Mary’s Church

The Old Vicarage Farmer Mrs FC

The Vicarage Pares Rev Norman

Church Hill Cobb EW

Left side

Spurriers Colman SW

Harlesron Annett HC

Hillside Freeman Morley

Starston Bowie WA

Clevedon Phillips F

The Cottage

Vale Villa Stevens-Ferry TO

The Croft Stedman JH

The Shrubberies Stedman Miss E

Waldens Park Road

Mount Cottage Taylor Mrs S

Church Hill King TE assistant overseer and parish clerk

Horsell Schools

Headmaster Tidy Hylton

Afcot Drower JB

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1922

Right side

Moorhatch Colonel Farquharson

Westbury S. Silk builder etc

Kalmia Ottaway. Mrs

St Mary’s Hill Du Bochet the Misses

The Lodge

St Mary’s church

The Old Vicarage Farmer Mrs FH

The Vicarage Pares the Rev Norman

Church Hill Muller RH

Left side

Spurriers Colman SW

Harleston Annett HC

Hillside Wood W

Starston Bowie AH

Clevedon Hepper Miss SE

The Cottage Du Bochet Miss A



The Shrubberies Stedman Miss R

Walden Park Road

Mount Cottagr Taylor A

Church Hill King TE parish clerk

Horsell Schools

Headmaster

Afcot Drower JB

1923

Right side

Moorhatch Finlayson RG

Westbury S. Silk builder etc

Kalmia Ottaway. Mrs


The Lodge

St Mary’s Church

The Old Vicarage Farmer Mrs FO


Church Hill Muller RH

Church Hill Cottage Everett RF

Left side

Spurriers Colman SW

Harleston Annett HC

Hillside Wood W

Starston Bowie AH

Clevedon Childs P

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Walden Park Road

Mount Cottage Taylor A

Church Hill King TE parish clerk

Horsell Schools

Headmaster

Afcot Drower JB

1924-5

Right side

Moorhatch Finlayson RG

Westbury Silk S builder etc

Kalmia Ottaway Mrs

Bullbeggars Shorto WAT


The Lodge

St Mary’s church

The Old Vicarage Farmer Mrs F


Church Hill Muller-Rowland John


Left side

Spurriers Parnell GL Capt

Harleston Morgan WL

Hillside Wood W

Starston Bowie AH

Clevedon Childs P


Vale Villa Whitttle Mrs FJ



Walden Park Road


Church Hill Vacant

Horsell Schools

Headmaster Bowring S

Afcot Drower JB

1925-6

Right side

Moorhatch Hicks Miss EM


Kalmia Ottaway. Mrs

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St Mary’s Church





Left side

Spurriers Parnell GL Capt

Harleston Morgan WJ

Hillside Wood W

Starston Bowie H

Clevedon Childs P


Vale Villa Whittle Mrs FJ


The Shrubberies Vacant

Walden Park Rd


Hillcrest Goldring EA

Horsell Schools


Afcot Drower JB

1926-7

Right side

Moorhatch Hicks Mrs EM


Kalmia Ottaway Mrs



St Mary’s Church



Church Hill Mullard-Rowland John


Left side

Spurriers Parnell Capt RN DSO OBE

Harleston Morgan WJ

Hillside Parr JW

Starston Bowie AH

Clevedon Childs P




Bowness Brett Mrs FE

Walden Park Road

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Hillcrest Marrat Dr Muriel

Horsell Schools


Afcot Drower JB

1927-8

Right side



Kalmia Ottaway Mrs



St Mary’s Church


The Vicarage Pares The Rev Canon Norman

Church Hill Mullard-Rowland John


Left side

Spurriers Parnell Capt GL

Harleston Morgan WJ

Hillside Parr JW

Starston Bowie AH

Clevedon Childs P





Walden Park Road


Hillcrest Marrat NW

Horsell Schools

Headmaster Biaux AE

Afcot Drower JB

1928-9

Right side



Kalmia Ottaway Mrs

Bullbeggars Short WAT


St Mary’s Church




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Left side

Spurriers Parnell Capt GL etc

Harleston Morgan WJ

Hillside Parr JW

Starston Bowie AH

Clevedon Childs P





Walden Park Road


Hillcrest Marratt NW

Horsell Schools

Alcot Drower JB

1930-1

Right side



Kalmia Vacant



St Mary’s Church





Left side


Harleston Morgan WJ

Hillside Parr JR

Starston Bowie AH

Clevedon Childs P


Vale Villa Clinton WN



Walden Park Road


Hillcrest

Horsell Schools

Headmaster

Afcot Drower JB

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1932-3

Right side



Glencot Hopgood WT

Kalmia



St Mary’s Church




Church Hill Cottage Everett EF

Left side


Harleston Evans BS

Hillside Parr JW

Starston Bowie AH

Clevedon Childs P


Vale Cottage Clinton WN



Walden Park Road

Mount Cottage Stuart Cook H

Hillcrest Marrat MW

Horsell Schools

Headmaster

Afcot Drower JB

There are other copies of these Directories. The Lightbox have 1908 and 1916 on disc

(indexed), 1916 on very crumbly paper, 1938, 1948, 1949/50, 1957, 1964 and 1968. The

History Centre have the discs somewhere behind the scenes and then complete from about

1921. Woking is also fully listed in the Kelly’s Guildford directories from 1900 until the

separate Woking ones start (these seem to be only at the British Library, which has the Woking

directories from 1904 but not perfect until about 1919).

List of St Mary’s vicars

1840-75 MANGLES, Albert

1876-78 RATCLIFFE, Thomas.

1878 BENSON, Henry.

1878-1884 BACK, John.

1884-1897 TURLE, William Honey.

1897-1935 PARES, Norman.

1936-1956 WOODARD, Francis Alwyne.

1957-62. GAZE, Arthur Philip Atkinson,

1962-1970 CRESSWELL, Jack Joseph

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1970-1976 LAMB, John Romney,

1977-1995 FOWLES, Christopher John,

1996-2013. JONES, Roderick,

2013- HAYES, Sarah Elizabeth,

Sources

Ancestry

British Census Returns (1841-1911)

David Brownjohn (for the image of Brownjohns)

Dr Richard Christophers (particularly in respect of the Horsell clergy, Brownjohns, Benstead,

St Mary’s Hill and The Institute)

Edward Ryde’s Survey of Horsell 1851

Findmypast

Horsell Residents Association

John Craig

Richard Collyer

The Heritage of Woking – Woking Borough Council

The Howarth family and the owners George and Mary Pliszka (for the image of Moorhatch)

The Lightbox (for the images of St Mary’s Hill)

The Woking Collection (WSFHS)

Woking News & Mail (WN&M)

High Street Horsell including Church Hill

© Phillip Arnold and others as above

February 2016

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INDEX OF APPENDICES

Appendices

Appendix A 1841 Census

Crown side 25

Red Lion side 35

Appendix B 1851 Census

Crown side 41

Red Lion side 46

Edward Ryde Survey 1851

Crown side 45

Red Lion side 47

Appendix C 1861 Census

Crown side 48

Red Lion side 50

Appendix D 1871 Census

Crown side 54

Red Lion side 57

Appendix E 1881 Census

Crown side 59

Red Lion side 63

Appendix F 1891 Census

Crown side 65

Red Lion side 68

Appendix G 1901 Census

Crown side 71

Red Lion side 74

Appendix H 1911 Census

Crown side 78

Red Lion side 81

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Appendix A 1841 Census

(Crown side)

Horsell Street 1 William Harris 35 shopkeeper Y 5

Sarah Harris 35 Y

Charles Harris 12 Y

Sarah Harris 11 Y

William Harris 9 Y

Edmund Harris 8 Y

Harriet Harris 6 Y

Mary Harris 4 Y

Louisa Harris 4m Y

Horsell Street 1 George Brisk 30 lawyer Y

Charlotte Brisk 30 Y

Hannah Brisk 10 Y

Anne Brisk 8 Y

Crown 1 William Cox 55 publican Y

Fanny Cox N

Mary Wells 14 fs Y

Maurice Elson 40 ag lab Y

James Knowls 40 ag lab Y

Lydia Tickner 50 N

Emma Tickner 14 N

Elizabeth Macklea 40 S

John Bennett 40 barman N

Crown 1 Henry Underwood 65 ag lab Y

Elizabeth Underwood 55 Y

George Underwood 25 ag lab Y

Stephen Underwood 20 ag lab Y

Horsell Street 1 James Cavey 30 baker Y

Eliza Cavey 30 Y

May Cavey 8 Y

James Cavey 7 Y

Henry Cavey 5 Y

Arthur Cavey 2 Y

Mary Grove 13 fs Y

Horsell Street 1 William Bullen 30 gardener Y

Hannah Bullen 40 Y

Sarah Bullen 15 Y

George Bullen 12 Y

Ann Bullen 11 Y

Benjamin Bullen 9 Y

William Bullen 7 Y

Henry Bullen 3 Y

Horsell Street 1 David Hayward 40 ag lab Y

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Martha Hayward 35 Y

Mary Hayward 14 Y

Eliza Hayward 8 Y

Catherine Hayward 3 Y

Elizabeth Hayward 1 Y

Horsell Street 1 Henry Cobbett 55 nurseryman Y

Henry Cobbett 30 nurseryman Y

Gabriel Cobbett 20 nurseryman Y

James Cobbett 15 nurseryman Y 6

Mary Heather 40 fs Y

John Giale 50 Y

Hannah Giale 50 Y

Martha Giale 11 Y

Sarah Tickner 65 ind Y

Sarah Tickner 45 Y

Hannah Tickner 30 Y

Horsell Street 1 Samuel Willis 65 painter N

Mary Willis 60 N

Spinyers 1 James Pullen 30 ag lab Y

Sarah Pullen 30 Y

William Pullen 12 Y

Mary Pullen 9 Y

Henry Baigent 30 ag lab Y

Mary Baigent 25 Y

Mary Baigent 5 Y

Henry Baigent 3 Y

Elizabeth Baigent 2 Y

Zacariah Turner 25 ag lab Y

Waldens 1 Henry Martin 30 ag lab Y

Mary Martin 30 Y

Elizabeth Martin 10 Y

Henry Martin 8 Y

Mary Martin 8 Y

Horsell George Martin 6 Y

James Martin 4 Y

Isaac Elson 30 ag lab Y

Mary Elson 30 Y

Jane Elson 9 Y

Mary Elson 8 Y

Peter Elson 6 Y

Emma Elson 5 Y

Ellen Elson 2 Y

Caroline Elson 6m Y

Horsell 1 James Spong 35 farmer Y

Thomas 30 ms Y

Robert 25 ms Y

James 10 Y

Sarah Chapman 55 fs Y

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Wapshotts 1 John Roake 45 farmer Y

Jane Webb 30 fs Y

Sarah Gray 15 fs Y

James Chandler 20 ms Y

Parley 1 David Harmes 20 ag lab Y

Ann Harmes 20 Y

James Burchett 40 ag lab Y

Catherine Burchett 30 Y

James Burchett 14 Y

Eliza Burchett 12 Y

Jane Burchett 10 Y 7

Littlewick 1 William Harding 45 ag lab Y

Matthew Harding 20 ag lab Y

William Harding 12 Y

Stephen Harding 9 Y

Frederick Harding 5 Y

Ann Harding 65 fs Y

William Simmons 55 ag lab Y

Elizabeth Simmons 55 Y

Littlewick 1 James Jackman 35 ag lab Y

Mary Jackman 40 Y

Mary Jackman 12 Y

Elizabeth Jackman 10 Y

John Jackman 8 Y

William Jackman 5 Y

George Jackman 2 Y

Littlewick 1 John Reed 40 ag lab Y

Hannah Reed 30 Y

Hannah Reed 15 Y

Elizabeth Reed 14 Y

Emma Reed 11 Y

James Reed 9 Y

Mary Reed 6 Y

John Reed 4 Y

Jane Reed 1 Y

Littlewick 1 Jane Wattingham 40 ind Y

Jane Scenes 19 N

Robert Scenes 17 N

Ellen Scenes 14 N

Henry Daborn 40 ag lab Y

Littlewick 1 William Budd 55 ag lab Y

Mary Budd 55 Y

Jacob Budd 15 N

Mary Budd 11 N

Knaphill 1 Richard Dover 45 farmer Y

Jane 40 Y

Ann Cogger 25 Y

Mary Burchett 15 Y

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Frances Hurbet 15 Y

Elizabeth Dewbery 15 fs Y

William Harding 35 ms Y

James Glaysher 14 ms Y

Knaphill 1 Joseph Graham 80 farmer Y

Joseph Graham 55 Y

Elizabeth Graham 55 Y

Pamela Graham 50 Y

Elizabeth Graham 15 Y

Christiana Williams 25 N

Joseph Lewis 13 N

Knaphill 1 James Lee 35 agricultural

labourer

Y

Hannah Lee 35 Y 8

Ann Lee 9 Y

Hannah Lee 7 Y

Jane Lee 5 Y

Joseph Lee 2 Y

Knaphill 1 Mary Chitty 50 farmer Y

John Chitty 25 Y

Edward Chitty 15 Y

Ann Chitty 15 Y

Elizabeth Chitty 11 Y

James Berryman 40 ms Y

Bluegates 1 Hosea Waterer 45 nurseryman Y

Martha Waterer 45 N

George Geale 25 agricultural

labourer

Y

Jemima Geale 20 Y

Gunners

Land

1 William Faggetter 30 farmer Y

Hannah Faggetter 25 Y

Mary Cobbett 15 fs Y

Isaac Budd 15 ms Y

John Collyer 13 ms Y

James Jackman 12 ms Y

Knaphill Jane Humphrey 60 ind Y

Robert Godfrey 25 nurseryman N

Anthony Waterer 20 nurseryman N

Mary Croney 20 fs Y

Knaphill 1 Samuel Tucker 15 ag lab Y

Charles Crane 12 ag lab Y

Knaphill 1 Thomas Cherryman 65 shopkeeper Y

Ann Cherryman 70 Y

Thomas Cherryman 30 shoe m Y

Lydia Cherryman 65 Y

Richard Hayward 45 ag lab Y

Jane Hayward 45 Y

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Israel Hayward 20 ag lab Y

Jane Hayward 14 Y

Sarah Hayward 9 Y

Hester Hayward 6 Y

William Walden 25 ag lab Y

Knaphill 1 Henry Godfrey 60 ag lab N

Elizabeth Godfrey 50 Y

George Godfrey 10 Y

Archibald Stewart 25 gardner S

Alixia Stewart 25 Y

NK Stewart 1m Y

Knaphill 1 Isaac Waterer 66 gardner Y

Sarah Waterer 57 N

Knaphill 1 William Lipscomb 35 ag lab Y

Sarah Lipscomb 40 Y

John Lipscomb 15 ag lab Y

Hannah Lipscomb 12 Y

William Lipscomb 9 Y 9

Knaphill 1 James Hone 70 shoe m Y

Elizabeth Hone 60 Y

Knaphill 1 Frances Christie 70 ind N

John Lee 60 ag lab Y

Mary Gutt 20 fs N

Eliza Hayward 11 Y

Frances Crittendon 2 Y

Knaphill 1 John Finch 45 shoe m Y

Mary Finch 25 Y

Ann Finch 75 Y

Knaphill 1 James Pullen 25 ag lab Y

Sarah Pullen 30 Y

Charles Hood 25 ag lab N

William Mills 20 ag lab Y

Catherine Mills 20 Y

Jane Grove 65 ind Y

Knaphill 1 George Mepham 20 ag lab Y

Mary Mepham 20 N

Henry Perceval 25 gardner N

Elizabeth Perceval 25 N

Knaphill 1 Benjamin Lee 35 ag lab Y

Ann Lee 40 Y

Richard Lee 11 Y

Benjamin Lee 7 Y

Sarah Lee 1 Y

Daniel Stevens 30 ag lab Y

Maria 25 Y

William 1 Y

Margaret 11m Y

Knaphill 1 John Lee 35 nurseryman Y

30

Elizabeth 30 N

Jane 6 Y

Mary 4 Y

James 2 Y

Knaphill 1 John Cheryman 50 farmer Y

Maria Cheryman 45 Y

Mary Cheryman 15 Y

Joshua Hughes 20 ms Y

Barley Mow 1 Charles Cowdery 30 publican N

Ann Cowdery 30 N

Charlotte Cowdery 4 Y

Charles Cowdery 2m Y

Mary Winch 14 fs N

blank Bonsey 40 bricklayer N

Burn Barns 1 James Faggerter 65 farmer Y

Sarah Faggerter 70 Y

Henry Faggerter 30 Y

Edward Faggerter 30 Y

George Baigent 15 ms Y

Knaphil James Hone 15 ms Y 10

Eliza Collyer Y

Hill Place 1 William Collyer 30 farmer Y

Mary Collyer 25 Y

Richard Collyer 7 Y

Mary Collyer 5 Y

Frances Collyer 3 Y

Kitty Collyer 1 Y

Charlotte Collyer 2m Y

Abraham Dare 15 ms Y

Joel Howard 15 ms Y

Henry Tickner 13 ms Y

Mary Bullen 18 fs Y

Hannah Howard 12 fs Y

Dimas John Lipscomb 65 farmer Y

Jane Lipscomb 55 Y

Ann Stone 15 Y

Elizabeth Stone 15 Y

Eliza Burchett 13 fs Y

Isaac Hampton 15 ms Y

John Gould 15 ms Y

Isaac Fisher 15 ms Y

George Wye 15 ms Y

1 John Beryman 70 Y

Phillis Beryman 55 Y

Knaphill William Howard 50 ag lab Y

Elizabeth 50 Y

Eliza 12 Y

William 9 Y

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Henry 6 Y

Emily 5 Y

Hedge Land 1 James Steptoe 25 ag lab Y

Elizabeth 30 N

Ellen 5 Y

John 2 Y

Emily Budden 13 N

William Smith 20 ag lab Y

Millbrook 1 Charles Stile 30 farrier Y

Phillis 25 N

Joseph 1m Y

Ann Spooner 30 fs Y

Anne Hampton 20 washing

woman

N

Anne Evans 15 fs Y

Hester Spooner 2m Y

Edward Howard 20 ms Y

William Church 15 ms Y

George Spooner 10 ms Y

Millbrook 1 George Martin 50 ag lab N

Maria Martin 50 N

Charles Martin 15 N

Knaphill Samuel Johnson 50 ag lab Y 11

Mary Johnson Y

Holme Bush 1 Charles Clarke 50 farmer N

Harriett Clarke 40 N

Charles Clarke 15 N

Stephen Hayward 15 Y

Jane Matlock 15 Y

Hester Searle 14 Y

Carthouse

Lane

1 George Wye 50 ag lab Y

Jane Wye 50 Y

Sally Wye 20 Y

Henry Wye 13 Y

Thomas Wye 10 Y

Jane Wye 6m Y

Carthouse

Farm

1 James Faggetter 30 farmer Y

Mary Faggetter 25 Y

Edwin Faggetter 5 Y

Emma Faggetter 2 Y

James Daborn 20 ms Y

William Daborn 10 ms Y

Hannah Bridewell 15 fs Y

Maria Wallis 25 dressmaker Y

Carthouse

Lane

1 Henry Daborn 35 ag lab Y

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Harriett Daborn 35 Y

George Daborn 12 Y

Carthouse

Lane

Rebecca 10 Y

James 8 Y

Stephen Daborn 6 Y

Harriett Daborn 3 Y

Carthouse

Lane

1 Henry Daborn 80 ag lab Y

Henry Daborn 50 ag lab Y

Jane Daborn 50 Y

George Daborn 11 Y

Jane Daborn 9 Y

Mary Daborn 6 Y

Richard Daborn 4 Y

Deep pool 1 John Tyler 50 farmer Y

Sarah Tyler 45 Y

James Tyler 25 Y

Maurice Tyler 20 Y

John Tyler 12 Y

Elizabeth Smith 15 fs Y

George Fisher 15 ms Y

Cox hill 1 Henry Taylor 50 ag lab Y

Ann Taylor 50 Y

Charlotte Taylor 11 Y

Emma Taylor 6 Y

Vigory 1 Richard Howard 25 ag lab Y

Mary Howard 20 Y

William Howard 4 Y

Vigory Celia Howard 1 Y 12

Henry Hurwood 65 ag lab Y

Miriam Hurwood 60 Y

1 Henry Elson 40 ag lab Y

Sarah Elson 50 Y

Workhouse 1 Anthony Fisher 55 ag lab Y

Elizabeth Fisher 55 Y

Allin Fisher 13 ag lab Y

Thomas Fisher 14 Y

Samuel Fisher 12 Y

Hannah Fisher 10 Y

Joseph Fisher 8 Y

Workhouse William Cobbett 40 ag lab Y

Amelia Cobbett 35 Y

William Cobbett 8 Y

Sarah Cobbett 6 Y

James Cobbett 4 Y

Horsell Birch 1 Stephen Daborn 25 ag lab Y

Emily Daborn 20 Y

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James Daborn 6m Y

George Hampton 25 ag lab Y

Mary Hampton 2 Y

Horsell Birch 1 James Knight 35 ag lab Y

Jane Knight 35 Y

William Knight 14 Y

Horsell Birch William Wakeford 20 ag lab Y

Mary Wakeford 20 Y

Henry Wakeford 1 Y

Horsell Birch 1 Luke Steer 45 carpenter Y

Anne Steer 40 Y

William Steer 15 Y

Mary Steer 15 Y

Horsell Birch 1 William Collyer 40 ag lab Y

Horsell Birch 1 William Collyer 80 nurseryman Y

Elizabeth Collyer 65 N

Edward Collyer 40 shoe m Y

Mary Wilkinson 10 Y

Horsell Birch 1 Stephen Spooner 45 nurseryman Y

Sarah Spooner 20 Y

Stephen Spooner 15 Y

Levi Spooner 35 ag lab Y

Horsell Street 1 William Spooner 40 shoe m Y

Sarah Spooner 20 Y

Jacob Spooner 25 j shoe m Y

Hannah Hampton 15 fs Y

1841 Census

(Red Lion side)

.

Horsell 1 Henry Hammond 35 farmer Y 18

Harriett 35 Y

Hephzibah 4 Y

Harriett 2 Y

Henry 11m Y

William Faigen 20 ag lab Y

James Steptoe 17 ag lab Y

Elizabeth Crullen 18 fs Y

Mary Elliott 11 fs Y

Horsell 1 James Lipscombe 61 Farmer Y

Ann 53 Y

Jane 20 Y

Henry 13 Y

George Mant 16 ag lab Y

Mary Taylor 16 fs Y

Horsell 1 James Harms 50 ag lab Y

Ann 36 Y

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James 25 Y

Martha 20 Y

Celia 2m Y

Horsell 1 William Hayes 20 ag lab Y

Elizabeth 20 Y

Esther 2m Y

Henry 15 Y

Horsell 1 William Golhurst 65 ag lab Y

Rebecca 40 N

Ann 23 N

William 17 Y

John 13 Y

Henry 10 Y

Joseph 10 Y

Charlotte 8 Y

Emma 5 Y

Horsell James Ottoway 35 ag lab Y

Elizabeth 25 Y

William 3m Y

Horsell George Shears 50 ag lab Y

Ann 49 N

William 15 Y

Emma 11 Y

Jane 7 Y

Horsell 1 James Alderton 40 ag lab Y

Ann 36 Y

Martha 12 Y

Frances 10 Y

Jane 9 Y

Hannah 7 Y

Ann 4 Y

Sarah 2 Y

James 1 Y

Horsell 1 Richard Fladgate 55 farmer Y 19

William 30 Y

Richard 28 Y

James 27 Y

Susannah 25 Y

Hannah 20 Y

George 19 Y

Rhoda 17 Y

Horsell 1 George Pullen 34 Y

Elizabeth 34 Y

Henry 12 Y

George 9 Y

Mary 7 Y

Eliza 4 Y

William 6m Y

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Horsell Henry Butler 25 ag lab Y

Lucy 28 Y

Eliza 2 Y

Ann 1 Y

Horsell Absalom Hampton 45 Y

Hester 40 Y

Sarah 14 Y

John 12 Y

Hester 10 Y

Alexander 6 Y

Eliza 4 Y

Horsell 1 Felix Roake 65 Y

Letter 48 Y

William 30 Y

John 20 Y

Castle? House Jonah 2 Y

James Hampton 16 ms Y

Jane Smith 16 Y

Horsell 1 William Ellis 30 N

Margaret 20 N

Elinor Jones 20 N

Kettlewell James Birch 45 N

Isabella N

Mary Appleton 25 fs N

Mary Grove 25 fs N

Kettlewell House 1 James Cobbett 43 farmer Y

Hannah 44 Y

James 13 Y

Stephen 8 Y

Charles 1 Y

Elizabeth 11 Y

Sarah? 14 Y

Martha 3 Y

Mary Dimmock 14 fs Y

John Slyfield 70 gardiner Y

Horsell 1 Olive Fenn 40 farmer Y 20

Richard 20 Y

William 7 Y

William Vines 35 Y

Jane Spong 17 Y

Sarah Burchill 60 Y

Horsell 1 William Collyer 50 Y

Sarah 30 Y

Horsell 1 Joseph Cannon1 63 ag lab Y

Sarah 55 Y

Caleb 21 Y

Jane 30 Y

William Long 20 N

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George 20 N

Edmund Tyler 10 Y

Horsell 1 Henry Hone 50 ag lab Y

Jane 48 Y

Henry 24 Y

Job 19 Y

John 15 Y

Jane 10 Y

Mary 7 Y

Martha 15 Y

Elizabeth 9 Y

Horsell 1 Isaac Hampton 45 ag lab Y

Mary 43 Y

Isaac 17 Y

Martha 10 Y

Henry 8 Y

Sarah 5 Y

John 3 Y

Jacob 2m Y

Jane Street 23 Y

Horsell 1 Arthur Smither 27 bricklayer Y

Jane 27 Y

Sarah 10 Y

Mary 8 Y

Frances 6 Y

Miriam 5 Y

Lois 6m Y

Horsell 1 James Fenn 25 schoolmaster N

Rebecca 25 N

Eliza 6m Y

Sarah Cozens 20 N

Horsell 1 James Smith 34 Y

Mary 35 Y

William 8 Y

Caroline 6 Y

James 4 Y

Mercy 1 Y

Horsell 1 Sarah Bagnell 60 N 21

Sarah G? 24 N

Charles 8 Y

Harriett 5 Y

Horsell 1 Henry Howard 37 ag lab Y

Mary 33 Y

Henry 10 Y

James 7 Y

David 6 Y

Horsell 1 James Smith 58 ag lab Y

Mary 55 Y

37

Caroline 19 Y

Richard Baker 29 surveyor Y

John Mitchell 18 surveyor Y

Horsell 1 James Stedman 49 farmer Y

Elizabeth 50 Y

James 15 Y

John 13 Y

Mary Coulson 15 N

Mary Smith 20 fs Y

Stephen Steptoe 20 ms Y

William Gale 15 ag lab Y

Horsell 1 David Harmes 40 labourer Y

Elizabeth 30 Y

George 8 Y

David 7 Y

Isaac 5 Y

Henry 2 Y

James Gale 25 Ag lab Y

Robert Croney? 25 Ag lab N

Horsell 1 James Martin 35 Ag lab Y

Mary 30 Y

Frances 5 Y

Frederick 2 Y

Henry ?????? 18 ag lab Y

Red Lion Stephen Moore 25 inn keeper Y

Sarah 25 N

William 5 Y

Henry 3 Y

Ann 2 Y

Emma 2m Y

Richard ???dywood 20 boot boy Y

Eliza Eastlett? 16 fs Y

Mary Humpton 12 fs Y

Martha Skillimore 30 schoolmother N

Mary 9 Y

Ann 7 Y

Richard 3 Y

Henry 24 schoolmaster Y

Horsell 1 Henry Chandler 28 ag lab Y

Horsell Jane 27 N 22

Elizabeth 4 Y

Henry 2 Y

George 1 Y

1 John Knowls 42 farmer/butcher Y

John 8 Y

Ann 43 Y

Harriett Kates 21 Y

Mary 16 Y

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Elizabeth 10 Y

Henry 7 Y

Arthur 5 Y

Celia 4 Y

Eliza 1 Y

Mary ? 17 Y

George Elson 40 Y

William Tickner 15 Y

Frederick Jelly 15 Y

Horsell 1 William Baker 24 shoemaker Y

Sarah 22 Y

William 1 Y

Horsell 1 George Spooner 30 ag lab Y

Kitty 8 Y

William 6 Y

Horsell Jacob 5 Y

Jemima 2 Y

Horsell George Fenn 72 ind Y

Mary 72 Y

George 37 farmer Y

Mary 31 Y

Ann 17? Y

Horsell Henry Martin 55 ag lab Y

Mary 48 Y

Henry Taylor 10 Y

David 7 Y

Charles 6 Y

Horsell 1 William Pantling 30 ag lab Y

Jane 50 Y

William 13 Y

Horsell 1 George Harmes 34 ag lab Y

Mary 30 Y

Sarah 5 Y

Mary 3 Y

Horsell 1 Thomas Knowls 36 farmer Y

Ann 30 Y

Mary 14 Y

John 8 Y

Elizabeth 6 Y

Stephen 4 Y

Horsell Henry 3 Y 23

Celia 5m Y

Horsell 1 Elizabeth Howard 41 shopkeeper Y

Theresa Jelly 13 fs Y

Horsell 1 Edward Howard 47 ag lab Y

Mary 42 Y

Horsell 1 May Stevens 52 Y

Henry Wallis 11 N

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Horsell 1 George Slyfield 32 shoe maker N

Elizabeth 30 N

George 10 Y

Henry 7 Y

Elizabeth 5 Y

Ann 2 Y

Mary Hone 26 Y

Frederick Smith 9m Y

Horsell 1 John Steer 39 carpenter Y

Jane 33 Y

John 12 Y

Frances 10 Y

James 9 Y

Jane 7 Y

Emma 5 Y

Mary 3 Y

Ann 4m Y

Horsell 1 Isaac Steer 34 carpenter Y

Mary 28 Y

George 12 Y

Reuben 7 Y

Sally 5 Y

Abel 1 Y

John? 79 Y

Richard Temple 40 Y

Jane Wells 35 Y

Allen Wells 5 Y

William Main 40 taylor Y

Mary Dewbury 20 Y

Horsell Isaac Church 45 ag lab Y

m Ann Steer 65 Y

Joseph 14 Y

Martha 7 Y

Horsell 1 Joseph Steptoe 50 ag lab Y

Hannah 56 Y

Joseph 25 ag lab Y

Elizabeth 16 Y

Ann 9 Y

Horsell 1 James Elson 74 ag lab Y

Thomas 30 Y

Eliza 25 Y

Eliza 3m Y

Horsell 1 James Cooke 35 smith Y 24

Martha 35 Y

James 9 Y

Elizabeth 7 Y

Emma 5 Y

Carmi 3 Y

40

Alfred 1 Y

William Forest 14 Y

Horsell 1 James Hayward 60 Y

Mary 55 Y

James Howard 30 Y

Mary 30 Y

Eliza 4 Y

Horsell 1 Henry Elson 25 ag lab Y

Hannah 25 Y

James? 4 Y

Aaron 65 Y

Sarah Knight 65 Y

William 8 Y

David Clark 63 Y

George 18 Y

Horsell 1 George Loveland 21 ag lab Y

Jemima 20 Y

Ann 3m Y

James Hayward 27 ag lab Y

Mary 25 Y

Horsell 1 William Chitty 25 ag lab Y

Rose 26 Y

Henry 3 Y

James 1 Y

Richard Groves 30 ag lab Y

Caroline 35 Y

Mary 11 Y

George 8 Y

James 5 Y

Caroline 4m Y

Horsell 1 George Mant 30 ag lab Y

Mary 30 Y

Clara 12 Y

James 10 Y

Charles 8 Y

Henry 4 Y

Eliza 1 Y

Thomas Hale 30 ag lab Y

Eliza 25 Y

Elizabeth 8 Y

William 6 Y

Mary 3 Y

Horsell 1 George Sleet 51 ag lab Y

Hannah 61 Y

Horsell 1 Lois Butler 28 Y 25

Ann Cellaway ? Y

James Turner 29 ag lab Y

Margaret Y

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James Y

Ann Y

James Gale 60 ag lab Y

Eliza Goff 60 Y

James 40 Y

Charles 4 Y

William Dabourn 22 Y

Jane 22 Y

William 1 Y

James Baldwin schoolmaster N

Martha 49 Y

The number in bold in the last column indicates the page number on the original census.

Appendix B 1851 Census

(Crown side)

The enumerator would appear to have walked (or arranged the data for) his part from the

bottom of what is now Church Hill and along Horsell Street

1 Horsell Street Henry

Hayter

head m 29 sadler & grocer Surrey

Shalford

Elizabeth wife m 2? Surrey

Woking

James bro u 14 apprentice sadler Surrey

St Nicholas

Guildford

2 - do - James

Steer

head m 73 carpenter Surrey

Horsell

Elizabeth wife m 71 Surrey

Epsom

3 - do - William

Cox

head m 67 vitualler Surrey Bisley

Crown Fanny wife m 61 Berks

Compton

Frances

Alderton

serv u 20 house servant Surrey

Horsell

John

Roake

lodg u 55 ag lab Surrey

Horsell

William

Shorter

Wyer

-do- u 33 smith Nfk Watton

4 - do - Henry

Chandler

head m 38 ag lab Surrey

Woking

Jane wife m 35 Middx Lnd

Henry s u 12 ag lab Surrey

Horsell

42

George s u 10 scholar Surrey

Horsell

William s u 8 -do- Surrey

Horsell

Robert s u 6 -do- Surrey

Horsell

Ann d u 4 Surrey

Horsell

Charles s u 2 Surrey

Horsell

Hannah d u 4m Surrey

Horsell

5 - do - James

Cavey

head m 41 baker Surrey

Chertsey

Eliza wife m 42 Surrey

Horsell

Mary Ann d u 17 bakers daughter Surrey

Woking

James s u 16 nursery lab Surrey

Woking

Henry s u 14 bakers son Surrey

Horsell

Arthur s u 12 nursery lab Surrey

Horsell

Eliza d u 8 scholar Surrey

Horsell

Emma d u 7 -do- Surrey

Horsell

Rosanna d u 6 -do- Surrey

Horsell

6 Horsell Street Richard

Pannell

head m 67 retired farmer Surrey Ash

Sarah wife m 75 Surrey

St Marys

Guildford

Arthur

Robert

Sowden

lodg u 19 engineer’s CE

pupil

Carmarthen

Ensop?

William

Eve

-do- u 16 do - Bdf Silso

Ann

Chandler

serv u 12 house servant Surrey

Worplesdon

7 - do - William

Cobbett


Horsell

Ann wife m 49 Kent

James s u 13 Surrey

Horsell

8 - do - George

Mant


Woking

43

Mary wife m 50 Surrey Ash

James s u 20 ag lab Surrey

Woking

Charles s u 17 ag lab Surrey

Woking

Street Henry s u 13 ag lab Surrey

Woking

Eliza u u 11 scholar Surrey

Horsell

Stephen s u 8 -do- Surrey

Horsell

Harriett u u 4 -do- Surrey

Horsell

9 - do - David Cutt head w 38 cordwainer

journeyman

Bucks Iver

Elizabeth mother w 61 Surrey

Woking

Mary Ann d u 12 Surrey

Chobham

William s u 11 Surrey

Woking

10 - do - John Geale head w 65 ag lab Surrey Bisley

William s u 25 ag lab Surrey

Horsell

Martha d u 22 housekeeper Surrey

Horsell

11 - do - Sarah

Tickner

head u 50 Surrey

Horsell

Hannah sister u 52 Surrey

Horsell

12 - do - Samuel

Willis

head m 72 painter & glazier Berks

Cookham

Mary 72 Bucks

Farnham

Royal

13 Spinyers Road

leading to

Arthurs

Bridge

George

Steer

head m 25 carpenter

journeyman

Surrey

Horsell

Ellen wife m 24 Surrey

Cobham

14 Road leading

to Arthurs

Bridge

Joseph

Sleet


Horsell

Elizabeth wife m 65 ag lab wife Surrey

Frimley

15 Road leading

to Arthurs

Bridge

Isaac Elson head m 40 ag lab Surrey

Horsell

44

Mary wife m 39 Surrey

Byfleet

Peter s u 17 ag lab Surrey

Horsell

Caroline d u 10 scholar Surrey

Horsell


Horsell

Sarah d u 6 -do- Surrey

Horsell

Margaret gd u 6m Surrey

Horsell

16 -do- Henry

Martin


Chobham


Woking

Elizabeth d u 20 house servant Surrey

Chobham

Henry s u 18 ag lab Surrey

Horsell

Mary d u 18 house servant Surrey

Horsell

George s u 16 ag lab Surrey

Horsell

James s u 14 -do- Surrey

Horsell

Henry

Pullin

lodg u 22 -do- Surrey

Horsell

George

Pullin

-do- u 19 -do- Surrey

Horsell

17 Horsell Moor William

Gray

head m 41 sawyer Surrey

Woking

Ann wife m 39 Surrey

Woking

Charlotte d u 10 scholar Surrey

Woking


Woking

18 Horsell Street William

Spooner

head m 51 draper/shoemaker Surrey

Windlesham

Sarah wife m 31? Surrey

Chobham

William

Cox

s u 9 scholar Surrey

Horsell

Herbert s u 8 do - Surrey

Horsell

Fanny

Margaret

d u 6 do - Surrey

Horsell

45

Amos

Coles

s u 4 Surrey

Horsell

Sarah

Elizabeth

d u 2 Surrey

Horsell

Charles

Felix

s u 3m Surrey

Horsell

Jane Elson serv u 16 house servant Surrey

Horsell

19 - do - Henry

Cobbett

head u 41 Nurseryman 42

acres 17 men

Surrey

Horsell

Susan

Cobbett

hk u 32 housekeeper Surrey

Horsell

20 Road leading

from Arthurs

Bridge to the

Birch

James

Spong

head m 45 farmer of 29 acres

& 3 men

Surrey

Woking


Horsell

James s u 18 Farmers son Surrey

Horsell

Thomas bro u 40 ag lab Surrey

Woking

Robert bro u 38 ag lab Surrey

Woking

James

Nottridge

lodg u 38 nursery lab Surrey

Woking

George

Clarke

-do- u 27 do - Surrey

Horsell

21 Wapshott &

Collyers

Isaac

Fisher


Horsell

Catherine wife m 25 Surrey

Chertsey

22 Wapshott &

Collyers

James

Heather

head m 27 nursery lab Surrey

Horsell

Mary Ann wife m 25 Surrey

Horsell

Mary Ann d u 1 Surrey

Horsell

Edward Ryde Survey of Horsell 1851 Crown side

614 Samuel Willis painter & glazier House and Garden

612.2 John Gale ag lab Tenement and Garden

612.1 Sarah Tickner Tenement and Garden

610.2 David Cutt cordwainer Tenement and Garden

610.1 George Mant ag lab Tenement and Garden

609 William Cobbett ag lab Tenement and Garden

608 Richard Pannell retired farmer House and Garden

607.1 School and Yard since erected

46

606 James Cavey baker House and Garden

605 Henry Chandler ag lab Cottage and Garden

604 James Steer carpenter Cottage and Garden

603 William Cox victualler Crown Inn and Yard

601 Henry Hayter sadler and grocer House and Garden

600 William Spooner draper/shoemaker House Premises and Land

1851 Census

(Red Lion side)

1 Ivy Cottage NE

of Horsell

Village

Jonathan

Baldwin

head m 58 schoolmaster Lnd St Bart

the Great

Martha wife m 58 Surrey Horsell

2 Horsell Village

Thornash Farm

George

Fenn

head m 46 farmer with 19

acres freehold 1

lab

Surrey

Chobham

Ann wife m 21 Surrey Horsell

Mary

Spencer

visitor m 41 bap minister’s

wife

Surrey

Chobham

3 NE side of road

leading to

Chobham

Jacob

Spooner

head m 36 letter carrier Surrey Horsell

Sarah wife m 30 Surrey Horsell

Jacob s u 8 scholar Surrey Horsell

James s u 5 -do- Surrey Horsell

Mary Ann d u 8m Surrey Horsell

4 - do - James

Clark

head m 44 grocer Surrey Horsell

Elizabeth wife m 40 Surrey

Chobham

Mary

Harms

serv u 13 Surrey Horsell

5 - do - Herbert

Hart

head m 27 butcher Surrey

Woking

Mary wife m 24 Surrey Horsell

Harriett d u 10m Surrey Horsell

Sarah

Harms

serv u 15 Surrey

Woking

6 Red Lion Inn Stephen

Moore

head m 40 victualler &

postmaster

Surrey Albury

Sarah wife m 41 Ssx

Wisborough

Green

William s u 15 scholar Surrey Horsell

Henry s u 13 scholar Surrey Horsell

Sarah Ann d u 11 -do- Surrey Horsell

Emma d u 9 -do- Surrey Horsell

George s u 7 -do- Surrey Horsell

47

Edward s u 6 -do- Surrey Horsell

Emily d u 4 Surrey Horsell

Thomas s u 8m Surrey Horsell

Sarah mother m 67 Surrey

Wonersh

John

Willis

visitor u 21 land surveyor Herts Hitchin

7 Parsonage

House

Felix

Forder

head m 46 National

schoolmaster

Hants

Cadnam

Ann wife m 50 National mistress Nth East

Haddon

8 Chobham Road Carmi

Cobbett

head m 40 nurseryman Surrey Horsell

Eliza wife m 41 Surrey

Chobham

Mary Ann d u 11 scholar Surrey

Chobham

Henry s u 9 scholar Surrey

Chobham

Alice d u 7 scholar Surrey Horsell

James s u 4 Surrey Horsell

Eliza C d u 1 Surrey Horsell

9 Malthouse

Corner

James

Stedman

head m 59 farmer with 151

acres

Surrey Horsell

Elizabeth wife m 64 Surrey Horsell

James s u 25 farmer’s son Surrey Horsell

John s u 23 farmer’s son Surrey Horsell

John Steel serv u 20 carter indoor Surrey

Chobham

Stephen

Daborn

serv u 16 cow boy indoor Surrey Horsell

Elizabeth

Hale

serv u 11 servant Surrey Horsell

Edward Ryde Survey of Horsell 1851 Red Lion side

101 James Stedman farmer Malthouse Homestead Brewery etc

100 Henry Cobbett &

Carmi

nurserymen House Farm Yard

7 Stephen Moore victualler &

postmaster

Red Lion Inn Garden and yard

8 Sarah Darke House and Garden

10 Herbert Hart butcher House Buildings and Land

13 James Clarke grocer House Garden and yard

14 Jacob Spooner letter carrier House Garden etc

15 Wheelwright’s Shop

16 George Fenn farmer Thornash Farm Homestead

17 Isaac Spencer Ebeneezer Cottage and Garden

48

Appendix C 1861 Census

(Crown side)

1 Part Of

Street

SPOONER William Head M 61 Draper &

Cordwainer

SRY

Windlesham

1 Part Of

Street

SPOONER Sarah Wife M 40 SRY

Chobham

1 Part Of

Street

SPOONER Fanny M Dau S 16 SRY Horsell

1 Part Of

Street

SPOONER Sarah E Dau S 12 SRY Horsell

1 Part Of

Street

SPOONER Charles F Son S 10 SRY Horsell

1 Part Of

Street

SPOONER Georgina

A

Dau S 8 SRY Horsell

1 Part Of

Street

SPOONER Henry R Son S 7 SRY Horsell

1 Part Of

Street

SPOONER Eli G Son S 4 SRY Horsell

1 Part Of

Street

SPOONER Albert C Son S 3 SRY Horsell

1 Part Of

Street

COLLYER Jane Serv S 16 General

Servant

SRY Woking

2 Part Of

Street

BROOKER Ambrose Head W 60 Grocer SR Y Ho r l

e y

2 Part Of

Street

BROOKER Thomas Son S 30 Shopman MDX

London

2 Part Of

Street

BROOKER Ann Dau S 26 Housekeeper MDX

London

3 Part Of

Street

Crown

Inn

SHEPHERD Daniel Head M 59 Victualler HAM

Kingsley

3 Part Of

Street

Crown

Inn

SHEPHERD Maria Wife M 48 SRY Epsom

3 Part Of

Street

Crown

Inn

HIBBERT Ann Sister S 53 Housekeeper SRY Epsom

3 Part Of

Street

Crown

Inn

ROAKE John Board S 65 Farmer SRY Horsell

4 Part Of

Street

HOLT James Ldgr S 60 Lab SRY Frimley

49

Crown

Inn

5 Church

Hill

CAVEY Eliza Moth W 50 Baker SRY Horsell

5 Church

Hill

CAVEY Emma Dau S 17 SRY Horsell

5 Church

Hill

SALE Anna G

Dau

S 4 SRY Horsell

6 Church

Hill

CHANDLER Henry Head W 47 Lab SRY Woking

6 Church

Hill

CHANDLER Charles Son S 12 SRY Horsell

7 Church

Hill

National

Sch

WINTER James Head M 31 School

Master

SSX

Hastings

7 Church

Hill

National

Sch

WINTER Emily Wife M 33 SSX

Hastings

7 Church

Hill

National

Sch

WINTER Arthur W Son S 3 SRY Horsell

7 Church

Hill

National

Sch

WINTER Charles

R

Son S 2 SRY Horsell

7 Church

Hill

National

Sch

WINTER Emily A Dau S 3m SRY Horsell

7 Church

Hill

National

Sch

COLLYER Louisa Serv S 14 SRY Woking

8 Church

Hill

STEDMAN John Head M 33 Lab SRY Horsell

8 Church

Hill

STEDMAN Rosina Wife M 30 MDX

Hackney

8 Church

Hill

STEDMAN John W Son S 1 SRY Horsell

9 Church

Hill

CUTT David Head M 47 Cordwainer BKM Iver

9 Church

Hill

CUTT Eliza Wife M 46 SRY

Worplesdon

9 Church

Hill

COLLINS Emma Dau S 14 SRY Woking

50

9 Church

Hill

COLLINS Fanny Dau S 9 SRY Woking

9 Church

Hill

CUTT Eliza Dau S 7 SRY Horsell

9 Church

Hill

CUTT David Son S 3 SRY Horsell

10 Church

Hill

SLEET George Head M 71 Lab SRY Horsell

10 Church

Hill

SLEET Hannah Wife M 62 SRY Woking

11 Church

Hill

SLEET Joseph Head M 73 Lab SRY Horsell

11 Church

Hill

SLEET Elizabeth Wife M 75 SRY Frimley

11 Church

Hill

SLEET Harriet Dau S 36 Cook SRY Horsell

12 Church

Hill

COLLINS Thomas Ldgr S 18 Cordwainer SRY Woking

13 Church

Hill

HOWARD Henry Head M 46 Lab SRY Horsell

13 Church

Hill

HOWARD Hannah Wife M 52 SRY Horsell

13 Church

Hill

HAYWARD Jane Serv S 17 SRY Horsell

14 Church

Hill

WILLISS John Head M 69 Lab BRK Bray

14 Church

Hill

WILLISS Mary A Wife M 49 BRK Bray

14 Church

Hill

WITHALL James Board S 17 Pupil

Teacher

SRY

Chiddingfold

14 Church

Hill

WITHALL William

S

Broth S 13 Scholar SRY

Chiddingfold

1861 Census

(Red Lion side)

.1 Horsell

St

DARKE William Head M 40 Gentleman MDX All

Hallows

1 Horsell

St

DARKE Elizabeth Wife M 34 SRY

Woking

1 Horsell

St

DARKE John Wm Son 7 SRY

Horsell

1 Horsell

St

JACQUES Caroline SinL S 26 SRY

Woking

1 Horsell

St

UNDERWOOD John Serv S 17 Groom SRY

Chobham

1 Horsell

St

CAVEY Rosina Serv S 15 General

Servant

SRY

Horsell

51

2 Horsell

St

MOORE Stephen Head M 47 Victualler SRY

Albury

2 Horsell

St

MOORE Frances

Ann

Wife M 37 MDX

Hampstead

2 Horsell

St

MOORE Sarah

Ann

Dau S 21 SRY

Horsell

2 Horsell

St

MOORE Emma Dau S 20 SRY

Horsell

2 Horsell

St

MOORE Edward Son S 16 SRY

Horsell

2 Horsell

St

MOORE Emily Dau 12 SRY

Horsell

2 Horsell

St

JONES Alfred Step s 10 LND

Regents

Park

3 Vicarage

House

WALSH William Head S 24 Curate KEN

Chatham

3 Vicarage

House

WALSH John

Fredk B

Cousin S 16 Scholar DEV

Stonehouse

Church

of St

Mary the

Virgin

4 Street COBBETT Carmi Head M 49 Nurseryman SRY

Horsell

4 Street COBBETT Eliza Wife M 51 SRY

Chobham

4 Street COBBETT James Son 14 SRY

Horsell

4 Street COBBETT Eliza

Charlotte

Dau 11 SRY

Horsell

5 Street STEDMAN James Head M 69 Farmer

120A Emp 3

Men 1 Boy

SRY

Horsell

5 Street STEDMAN Elizabeth Wife M 74 SRY

Horsell

5 Street STEDMAN James Son S 34 SRY

Horsell

5 Street HAYWARD Sally Serv S 19 General

Servant

SRY

Horsell

5 Street STEPTOE John Serv S 18 Ag Lab SRY

Horsell

6 The

Moor

HOWARD Henry Head M 57 Ag Lab SRY

Woking

6 The

Moor

HOWARD Mary Wife M 50 SRY

Horsell

6 The

Moor

HOWARD James Son S 27 Horticultural

Lab

SRY

Horsell

52

6 The

Moor

HOWARD David Son S 21 Ag Lab SRY

Horsell

6 The

Moor

HOWARD Dick Son S 18 Horticultural

Lab

SRY

Horsell

6 The

Moor

HOWARD Stephen Son S 16 Horticultural

Lab

SRY

Horsell

6 The

Moor

HOWARD Isaac Son S 12 Ag Lab SRY

Horsell

7 The

Moor

STEVENS James Head M 47 Horticultural

Lab

SRY

Horsell

7 The

Moor

STEVENS Martha Wife M 47 SRY

Horsell

7 The

Moor

STEVENS Eliza Dau S 20 SRY

Horsell

7 The

Moor

STEVENS James Son S 17 Ag Lab SRY

Horsell

7 The

Moor

STEVENS George Son S 14 Horticultural

Lab

SRY

Horsell

7 The

Moor

STEVENS Fanny Dau 12 SRY

Horsell

7 The

Moor

STEVENS Fred Son 10 Scholar SRY

Horsell

7 The

Moor

STEVENS Richard Son 7 Scholar SRY

Horsell

7 The

Moor

STEVENS Kate

Spooner

G Dau 1 SRY

Horsell

7 The

Moor

SMITH James G Fath W 79 SRY

Chobham

8 The

Moor

COBBETT James Head M 63 Retired

Farmer

SRY

Horsell

8 The

Moor

COBBETT Hannah Wife M 60 SRY

Horsell

In this census the enumerator elected to start his survey at the Red Lion or just before and

then proceed down what is now Church Hill. As a result, the survey recommences at the

Birch end of High Street completing the circle with Hart the butchers.

86 Horsell

St

CLEERE John Head M 30 Clerk Civil

Service

Convict

Dept

MDX

Westminster

86 Horsell

St

CLEERE Sarah

Sophia

Wife M 38 SRY

Richmond

86 Horsell

St

CLEERE Harry Neph 4 Scholar MDX

Kensington

86 Horsell

St

HUNTER Robert M Board S 21 Clerk Civil

Service

Convict

Dept

Scotland

53

87 Horsell

St

HAYWARD James Head M 47 Ag Lab SRY

Chobham

87 Horsell

St

HAYWARD Mary Wife M 44 SRY Horsell

87 Horsell

St

HAYWARD Esther Dau 14 SRY Horsell

87 Horsell

St

HAYWARD Richard Son 12 Ag Lab SRY Horsell

87 Horsell

St

HAYWARD James Son 10 Scholar SRY Horsell

87 Horsell

St

HAYWARD Catherine Dau 7 Scholar SRY Horsell

87 Horsell

St

HAYWARD Fanny Dau 4 SRY Horsell

88 Horsell

St

MARTIN William Head M 44 Ag Lab Island Of Ely

88 Horsell

St

MARTIN Sally Wife M 40 SRY Horsell

88 Horsell

St

MARTIN William Son 14 Ag Lab SRY Horsell

88 Horsell

St

MARTIN George Son 11 Ag Lab SRY Horsell

88 Horsell

St

MARTIN Sally Dau 9 Scholar SRY Horsell

88 Horsell

St

MARTIN Charles

Edward

Son 6 Scholar SRY Horsell

88 Horsell

St

MARTIN Thomas Son 1 SRY Horsell

89 Horsell

St East

Gains

Fm

CLARKE James Head M 54 Grocer &

Baker

SRY Horsell

89 Horsell

St East

Gains

Fm

CLARKE Elizabeth Wife M 50 SRY

Chobham

89 Horsell

St East

Gains

Fm

COX William Board W 74 Farming

4A

SRY Bisley

90 Horsell

St

HART Herbert Head M 37 Butcher SRY

Woking

90 Horsell

St

HART Mary Wife M 33 SRY Horsell

90 Horsell

St

HART Harriet Dau 10 Scholar SRY Horsell

90 Horsell

St

HART Hope Dau 9 Scholar SRY Horsell

54

90 Horsell

St

HART Hilda Dau 8 Scholar SRY Horsell

90 Horsell

St

HART Herbert Son 6 Scholar SRY Horsell

90 Horsell

St

HART Harvey Son 5 Scholar SRY Horsell

90 Horsell

St

HART Helena Dau 3 SRY Horsell

90 Horsell

St

HART Honora Dau 2 SRY Horsell

90 Horsell

St

HART Honor Dau 8m SRY Horsell

90 Horsell

St

WESTBROOK Henry Serv S 16 Butchers

Boy

HAM Reston

90 Horsell

St

MANT Harriet Serv S 15 General

Servant

SRY Horsell

Appendix D 1871 Census

(Crown side)

1 Street 1 William

Spooner

Head Mar 71 draper and

boot maker

Windlesham

Surrey

Sarah wife Mar 50 Horsell Surrey

Fanny

Margaret

daughter u 26 accountant -do-

Sarah

Elizabeth

-do- U 22 Drapers

assistant

-do-

Eli

Godfrey

son U 15 -do-

Arthur

Frederick

-do- U 8 scholar -do-

Nanny

Rose

serv u 16 servant Soton Hants

2 1 Ambrose

Brooker

Head widower 70 Master grocer Horley Surrey

Thomas Son u 41 Shopman Bermondsey

London

Ann daughter u 37 housekeeper -do-

Maria

Shepherd

visitor widow 58 Epsom Surrey

3 1 Alfred

Wheeler

Head mar 35 Agricultural

labourer

Basingstoke

Hants

Sarah Wife mar 28 Chobham

Surrey

Alfred son u 2 -do-

Francis

George

son u 1 Horsell Surrey

55

4 The

Crown

Inn

1 Maria

Green

Head widow 67 Aldgate

London

Ann daughter u 27 publican Crawley

Sussex

Richard son u 32 Gardener

4 1 William

Payne

lodger mar 62 Brick maker Reading Berks

Charlotte wife -do- 62 Peterschaffant

Bucks

William

Wiltshire

lodger -do- 69 Umbrella

maker

Ealing Middx

Clara wife -do- 50 ,,,, Oxfordshire

5 1 Mary

Elson

Head widow 60 charwoman Byfleet Surrey

James son u 16 Carter boy Horsell Surrey

6 1 Eliza

Cavey

Head widow 61 baker -do-

Horsell

Street

Alice

Cobbet

Grand

daughter

u 8 Chobham

Surrey

Edward

Sharp

Lodger u 33 Police officer St Georges

Square

London

6 1 George

Smithers

Son in

law

Mar 33 gardener Chobham

Surrey

Emma wife mar 26 baker Horsell Surrey

7 1 William

Holmes

Head mar 27 schoolmaster Lincoln

Lincolnshire

Elizabeth wife mar 26 schoolmistress Kidderminster

Worcestershire

Eliza sister u 18 milliner Lincoln

Lincolnshire

Clara

Shilton

sister u 10 scholar Birmingham

Warwickshire

8 1 George

Bayles

head mar 36 blacksmith Nettleham

Lincolnshire

Martha wife mar 28 Burton

Lincolnshire

Elizabeth

Ellen

daughter 7 Chobham

Surrey

John

Thomas

son 5 Woking

Surrey

George

Henry

son 2 Woking

Surrey

Emily

Jane

daughter 4m Horsell Surrey

Alice

Burley

niece 7 Woking

Surrey

56

Rosena

Robinson

lodger u 18 -do-

Elen

Rosena

daughter 2m -do-

9 1 George

Sleet

head 81 Horsell Surrey

Hannah wife 71 Woking

Surrey

Louis

Bullen

sister 58 Woking

Surrey

10 1 James

Reid

head 47 painter Woking

Surrey

Harriet wife 46 Horsell Surrey

Joseph

Steer

son 7 scholar Horsell Surrey

11 1 John

Trigg

head mar 38 nurseryman Woking

Surrey

Celia wife mar 32 Horsell Surrey

12 Horsell

Street

1 George

Tussler

head mar 34 nursery

labourer

Bramley

Surrey

Elizabeth wife mar 34 Pyrford Surrey

William son u 9 scholar Woking

Surrey

Ellen daughter 7 Woking

Surrey

Walter son 6 Horsell Surrey

Emily daughter 4 Woking

Surrey

Elizabeth -do- 1 Horsell Surrey

13 1 James

Heather

head mar 57 agricultural

labourer

Chobham

Surrey

Mary wife mar 53 Horsell Surrey

Richard son u 23 horticultural

labourer

Horsell Surrey

James son u 20 agricultural

labourer

Horsell Surrey

Catherine daughter u 17 Horsell Surrey

Kate

Moore

grand

daughter

3 Horsell Surrey

14 1 James

Cobbett

head mar 73 retired farmer Horsell Surrey

Hannah wife mar 70 Horsell Surrey

Celia

Knowles

visitor u 62 Horsell Surrey

15 1 JJ

Stainton

head u 39 gentleman

farmer

Castle Street

London

George

Coe

servant mar 70 farmhand

London

Not known

57

Sarah house

keeper

mar 68 housekeeper Berkshire

Sarah daughter u 29 assistant in

house

Wandsworth

Surrey

16 1 Charles

Pigden

head mar 45 farm labourer Bentley Hants

Catherine wife mar 47 Bentley Hants

16 George

Thos

William

head mar 26 Groom and

valet

Peckham

Surrey

Mary

Ann

Elizabeth

wife mar 26 Engfield Essex

George

Thos

son u 2 Lewisham

Kent

1871 Census

(Red Lion side)

86 Malt

House

Farm

1 John

Stedman

head mar ? farmer of 94

acres

employing 8

men 2 boys

Surrey

Horsell

Rosina wife mar 37 farmer’s wife Middx

Hackney

James

Horace

son 6 farmer’s son Surrey

Horsell

Rosina daughter 4 farmer’s

daughter

-do-

Florence -do- -do- -do-

William

Hawkins

servant 14 general ? Hants

Bentley

Emily ? -do- 15 domestic

servant

Surrey

Woking

87 Horsell ? Alice

Cobbett

daughter

head

absent

27 nurseryman’s

daughter

Surrey

Horsell

Charlotte?

Cobbett

-do- 21 -do- -do-

88 The

Vicarage

William

Appleford

head mar 41 CofE

Cambridge

chaplin

Essex

Coggeshall

Mary Jane wife mar 33 Surrey

Southwark

Mary

Beatrice

daughter 9 scholar Yorkshire

Wakefield

William

Percy

son 4 Yorkshire

Wakefield

58

Mary

Sophie

Brown

servant u 24 cook Surrey

Woking

Elizabeth

Gunner

-do- u 17 housemaid -do-

89 Horsell

Street

1 Stephen

Moore

head widow ? inn keeper

(Red Lion)

Surrey

Albury

Emma daughter u 29 Surrey

Horsell

Emily -do- u 22 -do-

Thomas son 20 railway clerk -do-

Walter -do- 6 -do-

Herbert -do- 4 -do-

William

Webb

visitor 20 railway clerk Hants

Southsea

Sarah

Wolger

servant u 18 domestic

servant

Surrey

Riplay

90 Horsell

Street

1 Henry

John

Rudelhoff

head mar 61 retired butcher Middx

Sophie wife mar 62 City of

London

Alice

Glover

grand

daughter

4 ? London

1 -do- 1 Herbert

Hart

head mar 47 butcher Surrey

Woking

Mary daughter mar 45 Surrey

Horsell

Harriet -do- u 20 -do-

Harvey son u 15 -do-

Honora daughter 12 scholar -do-

Honor -do- 9 -do- -do-

Hosea son 8 -do- -do-

Harold -do- 5 -do- -do-

Hiram -do- 1 -do-

Leonard

Dodson

servant u butcher Essex

Hornchurch

Hebe

Sarah

daughter 3 Surrey

Horsell

2 1 Janus

Clark

head mar 64 baker -do-

Elizabeth wife mar 60 Surrey

Chobham

William

Cox

father in

law

widower 86 retired

victualler

Surrey Bisley

Mary Rose servant u 11 servant Hants

Southampton

3 Richard

Howard

head mar 28 horticultural

labourer

Surrey

Horsell

59

Jane wife mar 27 -do-

Mary Ann daughter 5 -do-

Jane

Elizabeth

daughter 3 -do-

Henry son 1 -do-

Isaac brother u 22 horticultural

labourer

-do-

4 Henry

Cobbett

head mar 29 -do- Surrey

Chobham

Mary Rose wife mar 31 Surrey

Clerkenwell

Henry

John

Ogilivy

son 8 Surrey

Horsell

Carmi

Alfred

Augustus

son 6 Surrey

Horsell

James

Andrew

son 3 -do-

Amy Mary

Ann

daughter 3 -do-

Frederick

William

son 2 -do-

Appendix E 1881 Census

(Crown side)

1 Street

Benstead

?

1 Sarah

Spooner

Head widow 60 Draper &

Post Office

Mistress

Chobham

Surrey

Fanny

Margaret

Spooner

daughte

r

u 36 Drapers

assistant

Horsell

Surrey

Arthur

Fred

Spooner

son u 18 clerk Horsell

Surrey

Kate

Mant

servant u 14 serv Woking

Surrey

2 -do- 1 Thomas

Brooker

Head u 51 Grocer Bermondse

y

Aran

Brooker

sister u 47 Bermondse

y

Maria

Shepher

d

widow 68 housekeeper

3 Crown

Inn

1 George

Christma

s

Head m 28 Alton

Hants

60

Elizabet

h

Christma

s

wife m 25 Middx

Alfred

Christma

s

son u 1 Horsell

Surrey

Eliza

Christma

s

daughte

r

u 3

m

Domestic

servant

-do-

Stephen

Daborn

servant m 22 -do- -do-

Joel

Hampton

servant -do- -do-

Mary

Ann

Collyer

-do- 14 Domestic

servant

Woking

Surrey

-do- 1 Hannah

Sleet

Head widow 81 -do-

Lois

Bullen

sister u 68 -do-

Henry

Chandler

boarder widowe

r

67 labourer -do-

Emily

Jane

Chandler

Grand

daughte

r

10 scholar Battersea

Church

Hill

1 Thomas

Burrows

Head m 60 Fresh

Chisel

Essex

Eliza

Burrows

wife m 61 Horsell

Surrey

Lizzie

AM

Steptoe

Grand

daughte

r

u 6 Scholar -do-

6 Church

Hill

1 James

Harding

Head m 40 Labourer Chobham

Surrey

Esther

Harding

wife m 32 Woking

Surrey

James

Harding

Son u 14 labourer Woking

Surrey

H.

Elizabet

h

Harding

Daughte

r

u 11 scholar Horsell

Surrey

Church

Hill

George

Harding

Son u 9 scholar Horsell

Surrey

Herbert

Harding


Surrey

61

William

Harding


Surrey

Annie L

Harding

Daughte

r

u 2 Horsell

Surrey

Alfred

Harding

son u 1

m

Horsell

Surrey

7 school 1 Thos E.

King

Head mar 40 schoolmaster Kingstown

Kent

Emma Wife mar 31 schoolmistre

ss

Carshalton

Surrey

Mary A,

Howard

boarder 15 Pupil teacher Horsell

Surrey

8 Church

Hill

1 Eli G.

Spooner

Head mar 25 clerk Horsell

Surre

Elizabet

h

Spooner

Wife mar 24 Yarmouth

Hants

Godfrey

R

son u 1 Horsell

Surrey

9 1 Charles

Pigden

Head mar 55 labourer Bentley

Hants

Catherin

e

Wife mar 57 Bentley

Hants

10 1 Charles

Tayler

Head mar 40 Boot maker Compton

Berks

Sally wife mar 37 Horsell

Surrey

Faith Daughte

r

u 12 scholar Horsell

Surrey

Charles Son u 10 -do- Horsell

Surrey

Patience daughte

r

u 7 -do- Horsell

Surrey

Sarah daughte

r

u 5 -do- Horsell

Surrey

Grace -do- u 2 Horsell

Surrey

Charlotte -do- u 4

m

Horsell

Surrey

11 Hop?

House

1 John W.

Stedman

Head mar 21 brewer Horsell

Surrey

Helena Wife mar 23 Horsell

Surrey

12 Street 1 Isaac

Steer

head mar 46 Carpenter Horsell

Surrey

Martha wife mar 36 Horsell

Surrey

Edith A daughte

r

u 19 Horsell

Surrey

62

Martha J daughte

r

u 16 Horsell

Surrey

Arthur S son u 14 Horsell

Surrey

William son u 12 Horsell

Surrey

Reuben

G

son u 10 Horsell

Surrey

Frederic

k

son u 8 Horsell

Surrey

Alfred son u 6 Horsell

Surrey

Isaac son u 4 Horsell

Surrey

Lillie G daughte

r

u 6

m

Horsell

Surrey

13 James

Hayward

head mar 66 farm

labourer

Chobham

Surrey

Mary wife mar 64 nursery

labourer

Horsell

Surrey

Richard son u 31 nursery

labourer

Horsell

Surrey

James son u 29 Horsell

Surrey

Kate daughte

r

u 18 Horsell

Surrey

14 John

Hough

head mar 41 Retired

Naval

Official

London

Emily wife mar 31 Leatherhea

d

Alice M

Smith

step

daughte

r

u 11 scholar Wippenha

m IoW

Bernard

S Elliott

step son u 9 -do- Leatherhea

d

Lilly S J

Elliott

step

daughte

r

u 7 -do- Guildford

John W

Elliott

step son u 4 -do- Croydon

15 1 William

Spencele

y

head mar 71 retired Pakenham

Suffolk

Avis wife mar 73 farmer 10

acres

employing

one man

Collicott

Bucks

63

Charlotte daughte

r

u 46 Cheyne

Walk

Chelsea

Emma F

Heush

u 20 domestic

servant

New Forest

1881 Census

(Red Lion side)

The details of the Red Lion are out of position in comparison with the rest of the survey

83 Horsell Street 1 John Warner head mar 53 Gardner Surrey

Albury

Esther wife mar 48 Surrey Shere

Kate daughter u 14 domestic

servant

Surrey St

Martha

Alice daughter 11 -do-

Edward son 9 -do-

Margaret daughter 6 -do-

Arthur son 3 -do-

84 Thornash Farm 1 Henry Watts head mar 47 farmer Surrey

Pirbright

Sarah wife mar 42 Surrey

Chobham

Alfred son u Surrey

Bisley

Albert son u -do-

Charles son -do-

Rhoda A daughter Surrey

Horsell

85 Horsell Street 1 Henry

Cobbett

head mar 39 nursery 2

men 4 boys

Surrey

Chobham

Mary A wife mar 43 Surrey

Camberwell

James A son u 15 Surrey

Horsell

Amy MA daughter u 13 scholar -do-

Grace daughter 9 -do- -do-

Evelina daughter 8 -do- -do

Louis son 6 -do- -do-

Leonard son 4 -do- -do-

May daughter 1 -do-

86 Horsell Street 1 Richard

Howard

head mar 38 propagator

of plants

Surrey

Horsell

Jane wife mar 37 -do-

Jane daughter u 13 monitor -do-

Henry son 11 scholar -do-

Annie daughter 8 -do- -do-

Georgina daughter 6 -do- -do-

64

Agnes daughter 4 -do-

Louisa daughter 1 -do-

James brother 47 horticultural

labourer

-do-

87 Horsell Street 1 Elizabeth

Clark

head w 70 baker &

grocer

Surrey

Horsell

John

Goodenough

serv u 16 Baker’s

bssistant

Surrey

Chertsey

88 Lime Tree

House

1 Herbert Hart head mar 57 butcher Surrey

Woking

Mary wife mar 55 Surrey

Horsell

Harriett daughter u 31 -do-

Hosea son u 19 -do-

Harold son u 16 -do-

Hebe daughter 14 -do-

Hiram son 12 -do-

Haydon son 9 -do-

Horatio son 7 -do-

89 Horsell Street 1 William

Harding

lodger 67 farm

labourer

Surrey

Pirbright

36

*

Red Lion Inn 1 George

Johnson

head mar 54 landlord Middlesex

Stans

Dorias wife mar 52 landlady Suffolk

Nayland

Sarah Smith visitor mar 73 cook -do- Stoke

Bessie Smith -do- u 39 dressmaker -do-

Sudbury

William

Boucher

-do- u 31 butler Berks

Newbury

Thomas

Alesbury

boarder u 37 bricklayer Berks

Bradford

Cripple

from

birth

Benjamin

Puture**

serv u 25 gardner Sussex

Wisbro

Green

1 The Vicarage 1 John Back Head mar 54 Vicar of

Horsell

Middlesex

London City

Margaret

Pares

niece u 19 spinster Berks

Binfield

Harold Pares nephew u 8 scholar Surrey

Chilworth

Eliza ? Nash serv u 34 parlour maid Middlesex

Westminster

Mary

Rancombe

serv u 23 cook Somerset

Milverton

Eliza Surel? serv u 17 kitchen maid Surrey

Horsell

Emma

Dawson

serv u 55 nurse Norfolk

Runton

65

2 Horsell Street 1 James

Cobbett

head mar 34 nurseryman Surrey

Horsell

John J son 8 scholar Surrey

Horsell

George F son 6 -do- Surrey

Horsell

Alice S daughter 3 -do- Surrey

Horsell

Alfred C son 2 -do- Surrey

Horsell

Florence C daughter 8m -do- Surrey

Horsell

Mary A

Ottaway

visitor 41 Surrey

Chobham

Ellen A

Eales

serv 19 domestic

servant

3 Horsell Street John

Stedman

head mar 53 farmer

employing 4

men 11 boys

Surrey

Horsell

Rosina wife 49 Middlesex

Hackney

Horace J son 16 Surrey

Horsell

Rosina M daughter 13 Surrey

Horsell

Florence C daughter 11 Surrey

Horsell

Appendix F 1891 Census (Crown side)

1 Villag

e

1 Sarah E.

Spooner

Head Sing 42 Draper &

Post

Mistress

Horsell

Surrey

Arthur N brother -do- 29 Solicitors

clerk law

-do-

Alice Spinks -do- 18 Assistant Sydenham

2 -do- 1 Gertrude N

Marnes

wife mar 57 Notting Hill

Middx

BarbarW daughter sing 11 scholar Richmond

Surrey

Geoffrey A. son sing 9 -do- Woking

Surrey

Isabel EC

MacGregor

governes

s

Sing 32 Governess

school

Stranrar

Scotland

Sarah Taylor serv sing 26 Serv Chobham

Surrey

Lydia Stone -do- -do- 17 -do- -do-

66

3 -do- 1 Charles A.

Cook

Head mar 35 grocer Ewhurst

Surrey

Alice Payne sister sing 28 Shop

woman

grocer

East

Grinstead

Sussex

Patience

Taylor

serv -do- 17 serv Horsell

Surrey

Walter Scott -do- -do- 18 Assistant

grocer

Farnham

Surrey

Charles Cook- son -do- 15 scholar Alfold

Sussex

William V. -do- -do- 7 -do- -do-

4 -do- 1 Elizabeth

Steer?

wife mar 36 School

work

Canada

William J. son u 13 Grocers

assistant

Horsell

Surrey

Edwin -do- -do- 11 scholar -do-

Henry -do- -do- 10 -do- -do-

5 -do- 1 Edward Daniel Head mar 66 publican Chertsey

Surrey

Frances wife -do- 60 dressmaker -do-

Ellen J.

Sumner

serv sing 34 serv Kingston

Surrey

William Scott serv -do- 20 Pot man Kingston

Surrey

6 -do- 1 Sarah Smith Head wid 85 …. Suffolk

Elizabeth daughter sing 40 dressmaker Sudbury

Suffolk

7 -do- 1 James Harding Head mar 59 General

labourer

Chobham

Surrey

Esther wife mar 48

George son sing 19 Assistant

labourer

Horsell

Surrey

Herbert son -do- 17 -do- -do-

William son -do- 14 -do- -do-

Annie L. daughter -do- 12 scholar -do-

Alfred son sing 10 Scholar Horsell

Surrey

Alice daughter -do- 8 -do- -do-

Lily daughter -do- 5 -do- -do-

Rose L. -do- -do- 3 -do-

Nellie D. -do- -do- 2

m

-do-

8 -do- 1 Thomas E.

King

Head mar 56 schoolmast

er

Kingsdown

Kent

9 -do- 1 Elizabeth

Spooner

Head widow 34 Yarmouth

I.W.

Godfrey N Son sing 3 Horsell

Surrey

67

Esthers daughter -do- 8 Scholar -do-

Bernard A son -do- 3 -do- -do-

Elizabeth E

Mardon

boarder -do- 7 London

Bloomsbury

Alice J Height -do- -do- 7 -do=

Walworth

10 -do- 1 Charles Taylor Head mar 50 Boot maker Compton

Berks

Sally wife mar 49 Horsell

Surrey

Grace E daughter sing 10 scholar -do- -do-

Andrew son -do- 6 -do- -do-

11 -do- 1 Alfred E Wild Head mar 29 veterinary London St

Georges

Margaret A wife -do- 25 London

Kensington

Violet F daughter sing 5 -do-

Hammersmi

th

Elizabeth M

Heath

serf -do- 25 servant Isleworth

Middx

12 -do- 1 George E

Wright

Head mar 22 Clerk CC Horsell

Surrey

Alice A wife -do- 23 Surbiton –

do-

Gertrude F sister sing 28 Horsell

Surrey

13 -do- 1 John W

Stedman

Head mar 30 Brewer? -do- -

do-

Helena E wife mar 33 -do-

1do-

14 Villag

e

1 (John) Henry

Dimmock

Head Mar 56 Builder etc Lymington

Hants

Susan wife Mar 54 Stoney

Stratford

Bucks

Susan daughter Sing 18 City of

London

Frederick son Sing 16 scholar St.Georges

Hanover

Square

Ann daughter Sing 14 scholar St.Georges

Hanover

Square

John H son Sing 12 Blind and

dumb from

birth

St Georges

Hanover

Square

Hester

Saunders

servant Sing 18 Reading

Berks

68

1891 Census

(Red Lion side)

1(Brewer

y House)

The

Street

John

Stedma

n

head M 63 Farmer &

brewer

Surrey

Horsell

Rosina wife m 60 Middx

Hackney

J Horace Son s 25 Brewers

clerk CC

Surrey

Horsell

R Minnie daught

er

s 23 Surrey

Horsell

Florence

CJ

daught

er

s 21 Surrey

Horsell

Fanny

Notridge

servant s 22 cook Surrey

Horsell

2 The

Street

James

Cobbett

head m 45 nurseryma

n

Surrey

Horsell

Mary wife m 49 Jersey

Edith daught

er

s 19 school

teacher

Surrey

Horsell

John son s 18 foreman in

nursery

Surrey

Horsell

George son s 16 propagator

in nursery

Surrey

Horsell

Albert son s 15 scholar Surrey

Horsell

Alice daught

er

s 13 scholar Surrey

Horsell

Alfred son s 12 scholar Surrey

Horsell

Florence daught

er

s 10 scholar Surrey

Horsell

Horace son s 7 scholar Surrey

Horsell

3 -do- 1 William H

Turle

head m 61 Clerk in

holy

orders

London

Rose EE wife m 49 Nottingha

m Ordsall

Ann

Brame

servant s 55 cook Suffolk

East

Stonham

Alice

Boxall

servant s 25 housemaid London

-do- 1 John Back head s 64 Clerk in

holy

orders

London

Cripplegat

e

69

(Church

Hill

House)

Mary A

Nash

visitor s 52 School

mistress

Essex

Halstead

Rebeccah

Nash

visitor s 44 parlour

maid

London

Westminst

er

Matilda

Vearncom

be

servant s 35 cook Somerset

Milverton

Jane

Howard

servant s 15 Scullery

maid

Surrey

Horsell

5 -do- 1 Frank

Warren

head m 31 coachman Surrey

Albury

Rebecca wife m 26 Surrey

Ripley

Ella daught

er

s 3

m

Surrey

Horsell

Martha

Potterton

visitor wi

d

48 nurse Surrey

Send

6 (Red

Lion)

1 James

Picicett

m 47 Licensed

victualler

Surrey

Oxshot

Clara wife m 31 Surrey

Leatherhea

d

James son s 11 Surrey

Oxshot

Walter son s 9 Surrey

Oxshot

Clara daught

er

s 6 Surrey

Oxshot

Eva M daught

er

s 1 Surrey

Horsell

7 -do- 1 John

Warner

head m 62 gardener Surrey

Albury

(Gaston

s)

Esther wife m 58 Surrey

Shere

Margaret daught

er

s 16 Surrey St

Martha’s

Archibald son s 15 Surrey St

Martha’s

8 -do- Herbert

Hart

head wi

d

67 Butcher

(master)

Surrey

Woking

Honor daught

er

s 30 Surrey

Horsell

Hebe daught

er

s 24 Surrey

Horsell

Hiram son s 21 Butcher

(shop

man)

Surrey

Horsell

70

Haydon son s 19 Butcher

(shop

man)

Surrey

Horsell

Horatio son s 17 Butcher

(shop

man)

Surrey

Horsell

9 -do- 1 Joseph

Payne

head m 32 baker

(master)

London

(East

Gayes)

Julia wife m 30 Kent

Canterbury

Henry son s 6 scholar Surrey

Chobham

Harold son s 5 scholar Surrey

Horsell

Mabel daught

er

s 2 Surrey

Horsell

Frank Roe boarder s 16 baker’s

assistant

Sussex

Midhurst

10 -do- 1 Richard

Howard

head m 48 Nurserym

an

propagator

Surrey

Horsell

Jane wife m 47 Surrey

Horsell

Henry son 21 Postman

(rural)

Surrey

Horsell

Agnes

Kate

daught

er

s 14 scholar Surrey

Horsell

Louisa daught

er

s 11 scholar Surrey

Horsell

Eva daught

er

s 7 scholar Surrey

Horsell

11 -do- 1 Henry

Cobbett

head m 49 nurseryma

n

Surrey

Chobham

Mary A wife m 52 Surrey

Camberwe

ll

Grace A daught

er

s 19 general

servant

Surrey

Horsell

Evelina I daught

er

s 19 pupil

teacher

Surrey

Horsell

Louis son s 16 general

shop man

Surrey

Horsell

May daught

er

s 11 scholar Surrey

Horsell

71

Appendix G 1901 Census

(Crown side)

25 The

Spurrier

s

Horsell

Village

1 Louisa M

Reeves

wife M 45 Hants

Hardway

Gosport

Eleanor F daughte

r

11 London

West

Kensington

Lizzie

Rollard

servant s 30 housemai

d

Ireland

Cork

Laura G

Hill

servant 22 cook Surrey

Ripley

26 Village

Street

Harlestone

1 Arthur J

Messer

Head M 38 architect Berks

Reading

Jessie wife M 40 NB

Kincardine

Caroline

Goodchild

servant S 27 cook Surrey

Chobham

Susan

Bullock

servant S 22 House

parlour

maid

Wilts

Strealey

27

Hillside

-do-

1 Charles B

Ryde

head S 42 surveyor

valuer

London

Middlesex

Ada R

Ryde

sister S 40 living on

own

means

London

Middlesex

Edith A

Vellacott

servant S 18 cook

general

domestic

North

Devon

Lynton

28 Starston 1 Cyril C

Nicholas

Head S 44 dealer in

stock &

shares

Surrey West

Moseley

Edith R sister S 42 -do-

Alice M

Chowney

servant s 32 General

servant

Surrey

Bisley

29 Afcot 1 John B

Drowey

Head m 30 architect Somerset

Chard

Gertrude

E

wife m 28 Hereford

Charles L son 11

m

Surrey

Horsell

Mabel G

Slatter

S in

law

s 20 Hereford

Mary F

Pugh

servant s 22 -do-

72

30 The

Cottage

1 Ronald

Gale

Head M 36 glass

merchant

Surrey

Chertsey

Elizabeth

E

wife m 37 London EC

Geoffrey

A

son 5 Surrey New

Malden

Dennis L son 8m Hants

Bournemout

h

Annie S

Colman

servant m 31 cook Salisbury

Lilly M

Bullen

-do- s 19 housemai

d

Surrey

Woking

Kitty C

Lawes

-do- s 19 nurse Worthing

31 The

Village

1 John W

Stedman

Head m 44 Brewer Surrey

Horsell

-do- Helena E wife m 43

32 Croft

Villa

1 Marianna

W Adams

Head s 40 Living on

own

means

Glous

Bristol

Jessie

McKemp

Holy

sister

s- 23 -do- London

Balham

Jane

Smith


servant

Surrey

Horsell

33 The

Shrubberi

es

1 Walter B

Harrison

Head m 41 Living on

own

means

Lancs

Manchester

Hannah E wife m 44 Sussex

Hastings

Edith

Rouse

servant s 14 housemai

d

Surrey

Addlestone

34 Mount

Cottage

1 Charles

Taylor

Head m 60 bootmake

r

Berks

Compton

Sally wife m 59 Surrey

Horsell

Andrew son 16 groom &

gardener

-do-

Patiner daughte

r

25 -do-

35 Alfra

Dyason

Head s 55 Teacher

??

certificate

Kent Deal

Edith

Wood

Assistant

above

-do-

36 Church

Hill

1 Thomas E

King

Head m 60 Assistant

overseer

parish

Kent

Kingsdown

73

Emma

King

wife 51 Surrey

Carshalton

Albert J son 15 Surrey

Horsell

Dora M daughte

r

14 -do-

37 School

House

1 Hylton

Tidy

Head 41 Elementar

y school

teacher

Surrey

Oxted

Emma AJ wife 35 -do- London

Notting Hill

National

School

Beatria A daughte

r

15 Post

office

learner

telegraph

y

London

Westminste

r

Hylton C son 9 -do-

38 Cottage 1 Earnest G

Taylor

Head 35 Drayman

brewers

Surrey

Horsell

Margaret

L

wife 31 London NK

Florence

D

daughte

r

4 Surrey

Horsell

Annie L daughte

r

5 -do-

Agnes

Tubb

Cousin 23 Servant

out of

place

Surrey

Ripley

Frank

Harris

boarder 18 bricklayer Surrey

Esher

39 The

Crown

1 William H

Daniels

Head 37 Licensed

victualler

Devon

Sidford

Lilly E wife 24 Devon

Plymouth

Gertrude

E

Underwoo

d

servant 16 General

servant

London

Notting Hill

40 Village

Stores

1 Benjamin

Allan

Head M 36 Grocer

provision

merchant

Scotland

Mary wife m 34 Sussex

Steyning

41 Post

Office

1 Sarah E

Spooner

Head s 52 Draper Surrey

Horsell

Caroline servant wido

w

64 General

servant

Surrey

Horsell

74

1901 Census

(Red Lion side)

1 Church

Hill

1 Mary Ann

Ottaway

Head Wido

w

61 dressmake

r

Surrey

Chobham

Alice

Cobbett

sister S 57 -do- Surrey

Horsell

Elvia sister S 57 -do- Surrey

Horsell

2 St

Mary’s

Hill

1 Arnold F

Saunders

Head m 36 Headmaste

r

preparator

y school

Surrey

Reigate

Ethel wife m 41 Notts

Woodboroug

h

Arnold

NW

son s 3m Surrey

Horsell

Dora NP

Smith

step

daughte

r

s 12 Surrey

Horsell

Isham P

Smith

step son s 11 London

Kensington

Thomas F

Lucas

pupil s 14 London

Brompton

Geoffrey

RR

Bucklow

pupil s 11 London

Fulham

John W

Cardew

pupil s 11 Surrey

Woking

Alastair MJ

Cumming

pupil s 11 London

Kensington

Percy C

Smith

pupil s 9 London

Pea?water

Florence B

Chatterton

servant s 33 school

matron

London

Lambeth

Amelia

Fielder

servant s 27 cook Dorset

Tarrant

Keymaston

Ellen Bull servant s 27 parlour

maid

Surrey

Sutton nr

Shere

Ethel M

Barnes

servant s 20 nurse Kent

Addington

Lizzie

Christmas

servant s 17 housemaid Surrey

Woking

Rosie Mills servant s 14 kitchen

maid

Surrey

Horsell

75

St

Mary’s

Norman

Pares

Head m 43 Clergyman

CofE

London

Marylebone

3 -do-

Vicarag

e

1 Beatrice E wife m 39 London

Marylebone

Emily E

Upton

servant s 21 house

parlour

maid

Sussex

Brighton

Lucretia E

Ruston

servant s 16 housemaid Hants

Portsmouth

Ruth Head servant s 14 kitchen

maid

Surrey

Horsell

4 Church

Hill

1 Edward W

Cobb

Head m 40 Port wine

shipper

Portugal

British

subject

Rosalie

EM

wife m 39 London

Paddington

Gladys daughte

r

s 6 Surrey

Horsell

Mary

Francis

servant s 56 nurse Wilts

Devizes

Martha

Wicks

servant s 41 cook Wilts Isley

Edith M

Sidney

servant s 26 Parlour

maid

Berks

Waltham St

Lawrence

Elizabeth

A

Englefield

servant s 22 housemaid Middx

Brentford

Annie A

Levatt?

servant s 18 kitchen

maid

London

Stockwell

5 Church

Hill

Lodge

1 James H

Heale

Head m 37 coachman Devon

Crediton

Annie wife m 34 I of W Ryde

Ethel daughte

r

s 10 I of W Ryde

Alice daughte

r

s 8 I of W Ryde

Mildred daughte

r

s 3 I of W Ryde

St

Marys

Hill

Uninhabite

d

6 Red

Lion

Hotel

1 Albert

Gosling

Head m 42 licensed

victualler

Surrey

Guildford

Emily C wife m 40 Ireland

Albert A son s 13 London

76

Hilda C daughte

r

s 10 London

Gaston H son s 7 Surrey

Puttenham

Ada daughte

r

s 6 Surrey

Horsell

Marian E daughte

r

s 3 Surrey

Horsell

Marian

Best

sister m 34 Ireland

Florence A niece s 7 Berks

Windsor

George

Vowles

servant s 20 coachman London

Lillian

Robinson


servant

Sussex

Horsham

7

Institut

e

1 Walter

Lansley

Head m 41 gardner Hants

Tangley

Elizabeth wife m 32 Oxon

Caversham

Florence E daughte

r

s 10 Middx

Staines

8 Lime

Tree

House

1 Hiram Hart Head m 31 butcher Surrey

Horsell

Mary E wife m 38 Staffs Cotton

Harriet M daughte

r

s 2 Surrey

Horsell

Hebe S daughte

r

s 10

m

Surrey

Horsell

Honor

Cook

sister widow 40 Living on

own

means

Surrey

Horsell

Horatio H brother s 27 Surrey

Horsell

9 1 Grove

Cottage

s

4 Elizabeth

Steer

head wid 46 Canada

British

subject

Edwin son s 21 gardener Surrey

Horsell

10 -do- 2 Elizabeth

Smith

head s 59 Suffolk

Sudbury

11 2 Grove

Cottage

s

1 Henry

Ottaway

Head m 61 gardener Surrey

Sutton

Charlotte wife m 64 Sussex

Amberley

77

Nellie daughte

r

26 assistant

school

mistress

Surrey

Wimbledon

George

Green

boarder 23 gardener Surrey

Guildford

12 3 Grove

Cottage

s

1 Herbert

Bristow

Head m 31 gardener Surrey

Camberley


Horsell

Frederick

H

son 12 Surrey

Knaphill

Caroline F daughte

r

10 Surrey

Knaphill

Ethel daughte

r

9 Surrey

Knaphill

Edith daughte

r

7 Surrey

Horsell

Evelyn daughte

r

5 Surrey

Horsell

13 4 Grove

Cottage

s

1 Edwin

Gwilliam

Head m 46 police

constable

Glou

Killersland

Emily H wife m 45 Surrey

Nuffield

Ellen E daughte

r

11 scholar Surrey

Dorking

Montagne

E

son 9 scholar Surrey

Dorking

14 5 Grove

Cottage

s

1 Joseph

Payne

Head m 40 baker &

grocer

London

Julia Wife m 39 Kent

Canterbury

Henry W son 16 post office

clerk

Surrey

Chobham

Harold son 15 post office

clerk

Surrey

Horsell

Mabel daughte

r

12 scholar Surrey

Horsell

15 Esgairs 1 Richard

Howard

Head m 56 nurseryma

n

Surrey

Horsell


Horsell

Georgiana daughte

r

s 26 dressmake

r

Surrey

Horsell

Eva daughte

r

s 17 dressmake

r

Surrey

Horsell

78

16 Nursery

Cottage

1 Frederick

Cobbett

head m 32 Railway

worker

Horsell

Surrey

Sarah wife m 35 Rudgsley

Staff

Alexander son s 6 scholar Horsell

Surrey

Gladys daughte

r

s 10

m

Horsell

Surrey

George

Sutton

Boarder s 20 Nursery

carter

Whitechurch

Hants

17 The Plat 1 Henry

Cobbett

head m 59 nurseryma

n

Chobham

Surrey

Mary Ann wife m 59 Camberwell

Surrey

Grace daughte

r

s 29 Horsell

Surrey

May daughte

r

s 21 Horsell

Surrey

18 The Plat 1 John H

CEvelegh

head s 25 Clergyman

C of E

Portsmonth

Hants

Ellen L sister s 23 Leeds

Yorkshire

Appendix H 1911 Census

(Crown side)

Church

Hill

Spurriers

REID Florence

Mary

head w 60 independe

nt means

York

REID Guy

Evelyn H ?

son S 23 stockjobbe

rs

authorised

clerk

London

PARDOE

Florence Mabel

cousin S 20 Salop Bitterley

MACKEAN

Annie Cecily

v S 20 Lancs Huyton

LEWIS Mary

Emily

serv S 29 parlour

maid

Kent Canterbury

BERKLEY

Ernest George

serv M 38 gardener Kent Bexley Heath

BERKLEY

Louisa

serv M 35 cook Kent Bexley Heath

CHAMBERLA

IN Sarah Jane

serv S 17 housemaid Somerset North

Cadbury

Harleston JONES

Thomas Cecil

head M 45 engineer

&

contractor

Staffs Wolverhampt

on

79

JONES Sarah

Pauline

wife M 46 Hants Havant

JONES Walter

Forrest

son 6 Essex Forest Gate

JONES Pauline

Mary

daug 2m Woking Horsell

CHRISTY

Jessie Elinor

sist v M 39 Staffs Wolverhampt

on

JACKSON

Ellen

serv S 26 general

servant

Middx Ealing

Hillside WETHERILL

Annie

head S 40 laundry Hull

WEATHERILL

Lucy C

sist S 38 laundry Hull

WEATHERILL

A Maude M

sist S 30 housekeep

er

Hull

Starston FRANKS

James

head M 67 retired

grocer

Surrey Gomshall

FRANKS

Sophie Eleanor

wife M 52 Surrey Friary

Guildford

FRANKS

Gertrude

Eleanor

daug S 28 teacher of

music

Surrey Shere

Afcot SHAW

Frederick

head M 40 Bank of

England

clerk

London Battersea

SHAW Violet wife M 30 Devon Exeter

SHAW Betty daug 3 Surrey Horsell

Woking

SHAW

Frederick

son 9m Surrey Horsell

Woking

HINDS Ada

Mary

serv S 18 general

servant

Middx Yiewsley

The

Cottage

MORICE Alice

Letitia

head M 48 private

means

London

WOODWARD

Florence

serv S 20 domestic

servant

Portsmouth

Vale Villa PERRY

Thomas

Oswald Stevens

head M 31 clerk in

telegraph

company

Highgate

Tufnell Park

PERRY

Winifred Alice

wife M 25 Southampton

The Croft EDWARDS

Henry

head M 40 railway

clerk

Surrey Guildford

EDWARDS

Kathleen Sarah

wife M 34 Surrey Guildford

DANIEL

Joseph

finl M 74 occasional

waiter

Bucks East Claydon

DANIEL Sarah minl M 75 Lambeth

80

The

Shrubberi

es

STEDMAN

Rosina

head w 81 independe

nt

London Hackney

STEDMAN

Rosina Minnie

daug S 43 independe

nt

Surrey Horsell

LITTLEBY

Florence

Caroline Jessie

daug M 41 independe

nt

Surrey Horsell

GARRATT

Marie

Susannah Ann

v M 59 independe

nt

Norwich St

Gregory

STEDMAN

James Horace

son S 45 independe

nt

Surrey Horsell

WOOLFSON

May

serv S 18 general

servant

Monmou

th

Chepstow

Mount

Cottage

TAYLER

Charles

head M 70 boot

repairer

Berks Compton

TAYLER Sally wife M 69 Surrey Horsell

GEIER Charles bdr S 21 grocers

assistant

Kensington

Church

Hill

KING Thomas

Edmund

head M 70 assistant

overseer

Kent Kingsdown

KING Emma wife M 61 Surrey Carshalton

KING Dora

Marian

daug S 24 trained

certificate

d teacher

Surrey Horsell

School

House

HEALE James

Henry

head M 47 caretaker Devon Crediton

HEALE Annie

Louisa

wife M 44 IOW Ryde

HEALE Alice

Evelyn

daug S 18 student

teacher

-

HEALE

Mildred Bertha

daug 13 school -

HEALE

Edward James

son 11

m

Surrey Woking

Horsell

Street

TAYLOR

Ernest George

head M 45 Labourer

and

Builder

Carman

Combined

Surrey Horsell

TAYLOR

Margaret

Louisa

wife M 41 London

TAYLOR

Annie Louisa

daug S 15 Daily

Domestic

Servant

Surrey Horsell

81

TAYLOR

Florana Mary

daug 14 Daily

Nursemaid

Domestic

Surrey Horsell

Crown THORN

William

head M 38 Licensed

Victualler

Surrey Shamley

Green

THORN Clara wife M 38 Surrey Shalford

THORN Edith daug S 15 Surrey Chertsey

BROWNJOHN

John

head M 46 Grocer Hants Froge

BROWNJOHN

Mary Ann

wife M 47 London Westminster

BROWNJOHN

Edith

daug S 19 Assistant

To Grocer

Hants Aldershot

BROWNJOHN

William

son S 18 Assistant

to Grocer

Hants Froyle

Horsell

Street

cont.

Post

Office

SPOONER

Sarah Elizabeth

head S 62 sub post

mistress &

draper

Surrey Horsell

TOWN Louisa

Maud

Assista

nt

S 26 PO clerk

& drapery

asst

Berks Brockhampto

n

1911 Census

(Red Lion side)

Horsell

Street

Red Lion

Hotel

BROWN Jane head M 47 landlady Bucks Winston

GARDNER

James

asst w 68 assisting in

bar

Hants Amport

BAXTER Eva maid S 20 general

servant

London Fulham

JAMES

Minnie

sinl M 39 Bucks Winston

JAMES

Dorothy

niece 5 Hants Tythely

JAMES

Gladys

niece 4 Hants Tythely

JAMES Vinan 0 Hants Tythely

ROWLEDGE

Charles

asst S 30 assisting in

bar

Hants Romsey

The

Institute

LANSLEY

Walter

head M 51 gardener Hants Tangley

LANSLEY

Elizabeth

wife M 42 Oxon Caversham

82

Parish

Hall

Lime

House

HART Hosea head M 48 butcher Surrey Horsell

HART May wife M 56 Surrey Woking

Butchers

shop

1 Grove

Cottages

STEER

Elizabeth

head M 56 monthly

nurse

Canada

1 Grove

Cottages

FOSBERRY

Alfred

head M 36 bricklayers

lab

Hants Dummer

FOSBERRY

Ellen

wife M 37 Berks Swallowfield

JAMIESON

Peter Dennis

26 carpenter Surrey Knaphill

2 Grove

Cottages

HENWOOD

Harry

head M 39 attendant

lunatic

asylum

London Lambeth

HENWOOD

Mary Ellen

wife M 36 assistant

school

mistress

Surrey Worplesdon

HENWOOD

Harry

son 1 Surrey Horsell

OTTOWAY

Henry

finl w 72 jobbing

gardener

Surrey Sutton

3 Grove

Cottages

COOK Henry

W

head M 46 gardener Beds Woburn

COOK

Beatrice

wife M 48 London Knightsbridge

COOK Harry J son S 19 gardener Kent Bromley

COOK

Charles F

son S 16 clerk Herts Watford

COOK

Reginald V

son 13 school Beds Woburn

COOK George

H

son 11 school Hants Fleet

COOK Harold

S

son 5 school Surrey Horsell

4 Grove

Cottages

GWILLIAM

Emily

Henrietta

head w 55 private means Surrey Nutfield

GWILLIAM

Ellen Ethel

daug S 21 needle worker Surrey Deepdene

Estate

Dorking

SMART Harry ldr S 19 baker Sussex Arundel

5 Grove

Cottages

VOKES

Henry Victor

head M 37 baker grocer

confectioner

Hants Eastleigh

Bakers

Shop

VOKES Eva

Jane

wife M 42 assisting in

the business

Hants Headbourne

Worth

83

VOKES

Dorothy Eva

Alice

daug 15 assisting in

the business

Scholing Southampton

VOKES

Ronald

George

son 12 school Hants Eastleigh

VOKES

Edward

George

Frederick

son 8 Hants Winchester

Escairs HOWARD

Richard

head M 68 small

nurseryman

Surrey Horsell

HOWARD

Jane

wife M 67 Surrey Horsell

HOWARD

Eva

daug S 27 dressmaker Surrey Horsell

HACKER

William

bdr S 32 shopkeeper

oil stores

Kent St Johns Place

1 Platt

Cottage

SHURVEN

William

head M 33 gardeners lab Surrey Guildford

SHURVEN

Elizabeth

wife M 28 St Johns

Woking

CHOWNEY

Albert

bro M 27 nurseryman’s

lab

St Johns

Woking

CHOWNEY

Rhoda

sinl M 21 Kent Chatham

2 Platt

Cottage

COBBETT

Frederick

head M 42 gardener Surrey Horsell

COBBETT

Sarah Anne

wife M 45 Staffs Rugeley

COBBETT

Alexander

son S 16 gardener Surrey Horsell

COBBETT

Gladys

daug 10 school Surrey Horsell

COBBETT

Frederick

son 2 Surrey Horsell

COBBETT

Doris

daug 6m Surrey Horsell

KING William nephew 7 Surrey Horsell

BILD George ldr S 77 farm lab Surrey Woking

The enumerator started his survey at the Red Lion in the direction of the Birch. The

following items refer to the beginning of Church Hill towards the Red Lion.

Moorhatch RYDE Charles

Bertram

head S 52 surveyor

invalided

London Middx

Church

Hill

RYDE Ada

Hale

sister S 50 independent

means

London Middx

84

NICHOLSON

Walter Harry

Griffin

cousin S 52 independent

means

Natal Richmond

MANNING serv M 41 attendant

(army

pensioner)

Oxon Chacomb

Banbury

REED Esther serv 23 parlour maid Essex Clavering

CUSHING

Edith Barbara

serv 21 cook Kent Walmer

Westbury SILK Stephen head M 45 builder Hants Eastmore

SILK Hannah

MJ

wife M 46 London

SILK Dorothy

G

daug S 19 Surrey Woking

SILK Arthur G son 12 school Surrey Woking

PENFOLD

Louisa

serv S 19 domestic

servant

Surrey West End

Kalmia OTTAWAY

Mary Ann

head w 71 dressmaker Surrey Chobham

COBBETT

Eliza Charlotte

sister S 61 drapers

assistant

Surrey Horsell

The Lodge THORNE

Emily

head w 54 lodge keeper Wilts Melksham

THORNE Amy daug S 23 domestic Surrey Woking

THORNE

Helena C

daug 14 school Surrey Woking

St Marys SAUNDERS

Arnold

head M 45 head master

preparatory

school

Surrey Reigate

SAUNDERS

Ethel

wife M 51 Notts Woodborough

SAUNDERS

Norman

son 10 school Surrey Horsell

SAUNDERS

Philip

son 9 Surrey Woking

SMITH Dora

Percy

stepd S 22 Surrey Horsell

WHITE Fanny serv S 54 school

matron

Lincs Lincoln

BEBB Ellen serv S 32 cook Worcs Newnham

Bridge

BARNES Ethel serv S 30 nurse Surrey Addington

KEALE Ethel serv S 20 housemaid IOW Ryde

WALKER

Sarah

serv S 19 housemaid Hants Lasham

MUNDAY

Alice

serv S 17 kitchen maid Surrey Farnham

St Marys

church

85

The Old

Vicarage

FARMER

Florence

Charlotte

head w 52 private

means

London Marylebone

FARMER

Dorothy

daug S 31 private

means

London Marylebone

FARMER Elsie daug S 25 private

means

Cambs Cambridge

FARMER

Gladys

daug S 21 Beds Bletso

FARMER

Muriel

daug S 19 Beds Bletso

UPFIELD

Helen Maria

serv S 49 useful maid Kent Southborough

KIFFARD

Ethel Maud

serv S 16 housemaid Beds Tempsford

The

Vicarage

PARES

Norman

head M 53 clergyman London Marylebone

PARES

Beatrice Emma

wife M 49 London Marylebone

BULLMAN

Mary Ann

serv S 40 cook Cambs Soham

MILLS Jane serv S 20 parlour maid Surrey Horsell

COLLINS

Elsie Emily

serv S 17 housemaid Middx Staines

Churchill COBB Edward

Winstanley

head M 50 port wine

merchant

Portugal

COBB Rosalie

Emily Marjorie

wife M 49 London St James

Paddington

FRANCIS

Mary

serv S 66 nurse Wilts Devizes

COBB

Frederick

Charles

son S 21 law student Surrey Christchurch

Woking

KEMP Eliza serv S 42 cook Hants Greatham

ROLFE Annie serv S 32 parlour maid Sussex Horsham

PERRY Agnes serv S 32 housemaid Berks Newbury

BIBBY Agnes serv S 21 housemaid Essex Coggeshall

SHORTER

Ellen

serv S 20 kitchen maid Surrey Chobham

Stables SMITH Henry

James

head M 26 gardener Berks Reading

SMITH Mabel

Clara

wife M 29 Sussex Haywards

Heath

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