Transcribed 1841 Census information (pdf) >>
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Total population in Census: |
585 |
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Males |
278 |
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Females |
307 |
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Employment: |
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Involved in Lace industry |
9 |
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Involved in Coal industry |
23 |
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Agricultural labourers |
48 |
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Farmers |
11 |
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Hawkers |
6 |
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Female labourers |
29 |
(Most appear to be agricultural labourers) |
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Male labourers |
25 |
(Most appear to be agricultural labourers) |
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Independent |
10 |
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Carpenters |
4 |
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Shoemakers |
4 |
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Blacksmiths |
4 |
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Dressmakers |
4 |
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Gardeners |
6 |
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Wool combers |
5 |
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Publicans |
2 |
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Brickmakers |
3 |
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Travellers |
2 |
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Framework knitters |
3 |
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Cordwainers |
2 |
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Hatmakers |
4 |
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Community officers: |
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Church Wardens |
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Benjamin Walker |
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Robert Wright Faux |
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Overseers to The Poor |
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B Bonnett |
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William Walker |
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Constable |
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Thomas Gilbert |
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Headborough |
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William Stretton |
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We have brought together some sources of information about social, family and economic history of Coleorton.