A transcript of the 1891 Census
This list was taken from the extensive work of the Foxearth & District History Society.
tempusfugit encourages you to visit the fine F&DHS website, this list is to complement thier work and provide the
visitor to this site a way of finding names without have to leave this website or to make another search.
This census is important with respect to identifying residents and locations within the village at the turn of the
19th to 20th centuries. Some of the house names and locations are no longer listed in the current village of Belchamp
Walter. Names of residents in 1891 quite possibly are the parents of "lost souls" of those involved in the 1st World War.
The transcription from the information on the F&DHS website includes formatting and
correction of the key. The spellings have been preserved and I will attempt to add alternative spellings where known.
This is a very long list and I am adding cross references to other pages on this website. The text in green is pretty
much direct quotes from the Census as presented by the Foxearth History Society.
As I have done on my page for St. Mary's Church and the listed buildings in the village of Belchamp Walter I have added
a cross-reference on this page to current locations in the village and to other pages on this website.
The way that the census is structured would suggest that the dwellings and road names are grouped in some way. Never-the-less,
there is some doubt to the location of Cottage Row and Poplar Road.
Top
According to Thomas Wright, who was probably taking his numbers from the Nation Census, the population in 1821 was 806 and
870 in 1831. The census was taken ever 10 years since 1801. The F&DHS website does not give a
total and just lists the names.
Key:
Name of house
Christian name Surname ---- name ----- (head of household) ------- relation to head ---- occupation ------ where born
Newborn Barn
Holden Bugg-head-62---ag-lab---Welnetham
Mary-wife-59-Bradfield St Clare
Matilda-dau-26-Halstead
Louisa-dau-23---White Colne
John-son -19---ag-lab-Bures
Holden---son-16-shepherd-Nayland
The entry from the Foxearth website:
Newborn Barn is now shown on modern maps as Newbon.
Eyston Hall - it is strange that William Wright was listed as the
owner Eyston Hall in the Post Office listing of 1878.
Eyston Hall
John Firmin-head-41-farmer---Halsteead
Emma-wife---42-Borley
Jane Felton-niece-15-Brundon
Herbert Viall-nephew-7-sch-Halstead
Cottage
Edward Reeve-head-38-ag-lab-B.Walter
Catherine-wife-28-B.Walter
George-son-8-sch-B.Walter
Harry Pilgrim-stepson-7-sch-B.Walter
Sarah Reeve-dau-6-sch-B.Walter
Robert Pilgrim-stepson-5-sch-B.Walter
Charles Reeve-son-2-B.Walter
Barney Reeve-son-1---B.Walter
The cottage above is assumed to be located at Eyston Hall
Rookery Farm
Rookery Farm is East of the main village of Belchamp Walter. It is not far from Eyston Hall on Otten road towards Sudbury, near
Finch Hill (South of Borley green).
Robert Scrivener-head-63-ag-lab-B.Walter
Mary Ann-wife-48-B.Walter
Harry-son-21-ag-lab-B.Walter
Frank-son-10-sch-Pentlow
Maurice-son-11-sch-B.Walter
The Scrivener (Scrivner) Family recorded in the 1851 and the 1891 censuses.
The cottages at Forty Acres/Long Farm
Cottage, 40 Acres
Walter Yeldham-head-39-shepherd-B.Walter
Emma-wife-36-B.Walter
Alfred-son-15-ag-lab-B.Walter
Harry-son-10-sch-B.Walter
Sarah-dau-8-sch-B.Walter
Arthur-son-5-sch-B,Walter
Eliza-dau-3-B.Walter
Frederick-son-1-B.Walter
Sarah-mother-wid-79-Gestingthorpe
Cottage, 40 acres
William Pearson-head--?-ag-lab-B.Walter
Emily-wife-36-B.Walter
John-son-11-sch-B.Walter
James-son-9-sch-B.Walter
Walter-son-7-sch-B.Walter
Annie-dau---5-sch-B.Walter
William-son-2-B.Walter
Louis-son-1 month-B.Walter
The cottages at Forty Acres are no longer present in 2023.
The Vicarage
Louis Bell house-curate-29-Manchester
Margaret-wife-23-Heapey?
Rosalie Chatters-serv-14-B.Walter
Cottage Sudbury Road
George Chatters-head-36-ag -lab-B.Walter
Sara-wife-37-Stradishall
Harry -son-12-B.Walter
Herbert-son-9--B.Walter
Frederick-son-4---B.Walter
Sudbury Road is positionsibly known as Munt Farm Road on Google Maps.
Belchamp Hall
Rev J..M..St. Clare Raymond-head-76--clerk in holy orders-B.Walter
Louisa-wife-70-imbecile-Ovington
Joseph Carder-serv-70-butler-B.W.
Mary Holness-serv-22-housemaid-Flemton
Harriet-Pla-r?-serv-44-cook-Swaffham
Maud Woodgate-serv-18-undermaid-Acton
Sara Godbold-serv-wid-57-nurse-Shotley
Belchamp Hall
S.St Clare Raymond-head--J.P.for Essex-living on means--- B.W
Margaret---wife-29-Lexden
Samuel-son-4-B.W.
Priscilla Wood-serv-19-nursemaid-Finchingfield
The Munt Farm
Charles Stunt-head-43-farmer-South Malling Sussex
Robert-father-77----South Malling
Alice-sister-47----South Malling
Eliza-aunt-52-South Malling
Matilda-Dewsham-26-companion
Munt Cottages
There are six Munt cottages listed in the 1891 census. In 2023 there is only the one. Numbers 1 and 2 may be what is now
known as Hall Cottage.
The postal address of Munt Cottage is actually Church Road. Well, that is what the council tax bill says. It is also
recognised as being on Hall Road.
Cottage near the Munt
No 1
Samuel Boud?-head-34-gardener-Royden Norfolk
Alice-wife---35---Royden
William-son---3-Royden
Harrold-son-11-months-BSP
No 2 Munt Cottages
Emma Carder-wife-61-BSP
Harry-son---21-manager-B.W.
Mary Storey-boarder-25-school mistress-Sleaford Lincs.
No 4 Munt Cottages
Dianah Jay-head-wid-66-laundress-B.W.
Elizabeth-dau-41-invalid-B.W.
No-5 Munt Cottages
John Chatters-41-ag-lab-B.W.
James-father-wid-retired coachman-B.W.
Mary Stebbing-sister-wid-56-laundress-B.W.
No-6 Munt Cottages
Walter Firmin-head-48-coachman-B.W.
Maria-wife-43-B.W.
Elizabeth Reeve-dau-19-retired servant-B.W.
Annie Firmin-dau-15-sch-B.W.
Laura Firmin-dau-13-sch-B.W.
Emma-dau-10-B.W.---(later teacher at Belchamp Walter School. Information from late Fred Chatters)
George-son-8-sch-B.W.
Ellen-dau-4-B.W.
Frank-son-1---B.W.
George-father-wid---75-retired blacksmith-B.W.
Belchmap Walter Water Mill
Water Mill
Edward Ruffle-head--45-miller-Castle Hedingham
Mary-wife-35-Gt Bentley
Ethel-dau -13---sch-C. Hedingham
Edward-son-11-sch-B.W.
Ellen-dau-10-sch-B.W.
Elizabeth-dau-9-sch-B.W.
Lilley-dau-7-sch-B.W.
Florence-dau-5-sch-B.W.
George-son-3-B.W.
Constance-dau-2---B.W.
Annie Cansell-serv-14-domestic-Gestingthorpe
New Barnes
Henry Smyth-head-47-farmer---Bergholt? Suffolk
Susan-wife-49-Bradfield St Clare
Springate Farm
Morgan Pearsons-head-31--brewer malster-B.W.
Emily---wife-32-Widford
Leonard-son-2---B.W.
Reginald-son-6 months-B.W.
Croft Cottages
The Croft Cottages are located on Hall Road running East from the cross-roads in Belchamp Walter.
The Scrivener family are seen here and at Rookery Farm. There are also
burials recorded in the Belchamp Walter Cemetery.
Cottage near Croft
Charlotte Scrivener-head-wid-63-laundres-B.W.
Arthur-son-29-ag lab-B.W.
No 1 Croft Cottages
William Finch-head-72-B.W.
Elizabeth-wife-73-B.W.
Mark-son 35-ag-lab-B.W.
Susannah-dau-33-B.W.
No 2 Croft Cottages
William Sandford-head-26-ag-lab-B.S.P.
Mary-wife-24-B.W.
Lizzie-dau-4-B.W.
William---son-2-B.W.
Frederick-son-2 months-B.W.
James Sandford-lodger-18-ag-lab-B.W.
No 3 Croft Cottages-
Charles Chatters-head-52-ag-lab-B.W.
Jane-wife-55-B.W.
Annie-dau ----25-silk winder---B.W.
William -son-6-sch-B.W.
No 4 Croft Cottages
William Edwards-head-27-ag-lab-B.W.
Elizabeth-wife-25-B.W.
Charles-son-4-sch-B.W.
Harry-son-8 months-B.W.
No 6 Croft Cottages
Walter Deal-head-36-ag-lab-B.W.
Hester-wife-38-BSP.
Walter Reeve-son-ag-lab-BSP.
Alfred Deal-son-15-ag-lab-B.W.
George-son-13---baker's assistant-B.W.
William -son-11-sch-B.W.
Frederick-son-7-sch-B.W.
Charles-son-2----(P.O.W. in 1914-18-War)
Harry-son-8 months-B.W.
John Deal -brother-23-ag-lab-B.W.
Boarded Cottage
Thomas Chinery-head-75-ag-lab-B.W.
Ann-wife-65-charwoman-Hawkedon
William Corder-lodger-wid-65-ag-lab-Gestingthorpe
Ferris Farm Lodge
Ferris Farm Lodge
Peter Twitchett-head-wid-grocer-B.W.
Clara-dau-27-B.W.
Grace Pilgrim-niece-pupil teacher----Ballingdon
Rippingales Farm
Ripengales Farm
Alfred Smith-head-29-stockman-B.W.
Eliza-wife-30-B.W.
Arthur-son-7-B.W.
Alfred-son-4-B.W.
Walter-son-1-B.W.---------( Tabby) learnt Fred to plough)
Crows Farm
John Prigg-45--head-farmer-Gt Cornard
Bertha-wife-47--Acton
Fisher Farm
Joseph Chatters-head-56-ag-lab-B.Otten
Elizabeth-wife-57-B.W.
Susy?-dau-19-Foxearth
Clark's Farm
Joseph Brand-head-49-farmer-Raydon
Francis-wife-39-Hitcham
Ellen-dau-15-B.W.
John-son-10-B.W.
Oliver-son-8---B.W.
William-son-6-B.W.
Benjamin-son-5-B.W.
Mary-dau-3-B.W.
Her--? dau-2-B.W.
Evelyn Abbot-serv-17-housemaid-Henney
Kate Abbot-serv-14-nursemaid-Henney
North Waver Cottages
The cottages at the crossroads, across from the pond, in Belchamp Walter were referered to by number. Today, 2023, they have
house names. The postal address is now Bells Road, Belchamp Walter
- No 1 - Fern Lodge
- No 2 - Rutland Cottage
- No 3
- No 4
- No 5 and 6c - North Waver
- No 7 - Pond Cottage
Cottage-North Waver
Mary Reeve-head-wid-61-laundress-B.W.
Eliza-dau-21-B.W.
Susan-dau-16-B.W.
No 2
James Deal---head-48-shepherd-BSP
Harriet-wife-53-B.W.
James-son-19-ag-lab-Foxearth
Mahala-dau-17-Melford
John-son-13-ag-lab-B.W.
Albert-son-11---sch-B.W.
Blanche-dau-8-sch-B.W.
George Deal-lodger-26-ag-lab-B.W.
No 3
George Pilgrim-head-25-ag-lab-B.W.
Laura-wife-28-B.W.
H-fred? Dobson-lodger-12-sch-B.W.
Kitty Dobson-dau-12---sch-B.W.
Stephen Dobson-son-7-sch----B.W.
No 4
Frederick Hawkins -head-27-blacksmith-B.W.
Caroline-wife-25-B.W.
Hetty---dau-3 months---B.W.
Cottage North Waver
William Firmin-head--?-ag---lab-B.W.
Louisa-wife-48-B.W.
Edward-son-18-ag-lab-B.W.
Daisy-dau-11-sch-B.W.
John-son-8-sch-B.W.
Mary-dau-8---sch-B.W.
No 7
William Felton-head-42-ag-lab-B.W.
Elizabeth-wife-42---B.W.
George-son-14-B.W.
Samuel-son-14-B.W.
El?-dau-9-sch-B.W.
John-son-6-sch-B.W.
Harriet-dau-4-B.W.
Old School House
Arthur Willsman-head-29--police constable-Lt Horksley
Elizabeth-wife-27-Perry Street Kent
Olive-dau-7-Gravesend
Henry-son---1-Dunmow
The location of Cottage Row is in dispute it could be the houses on
Gestingthope Road, the last of the cottages is now the location of the water treatment plant, or possibly the
houses on what is now Bells Road West of the Duck pond.
The map above, Chapman and Andre 1777, shows two dwellings between the crossroads and Larges farm.
The cottages of Cotttage Row:
No 10
George Theobald-head-38-ag-lab-B.W.
Harriet-wife-35-Gt Cornard
No 9
William Ives-head-wid-55-ag-lab-Lt Yeldham
Laura-dau-22-B.W.
No 8
Samuel Byford-head-60-brewer-B.W.
Harriet-wife-63-Glemsford
No 7
Robert Byford-head-26---brewers labourer-B.W.
Emma-wife-28-Lt Yeldham
Harriet Cranfield-dau-8-sch-Lt Yeldham
Hannah Byford-dau-1-B.W.
No 6
Jonathan Messent-head-46-ag-lab-B.W.
Julia-wife-29-B.W.
Daisy Wright-niece-4---sch-Gestingthorpe
No 4
Robert Stebbing-head-52-ag-lab-B.W.
Francis-wife-48-B.W.
Matilda-dau-18-pupil teacher-B.W.
Julia-dau-14-daily nurse-B.W.
Charles-son-4-sch-B.W.
No 3
Joseph Theobald-head-32-ag-lab-B.W.
Ellen---wife-32-B.St Pauls
Jauele? Reeve-dau-9-B.Otten
Charles Reeve -son-7 -sch-B.Otten
George Reeve-son-4 --sch-B.S.P.
Mary Theobald-dau-2-B.W.
Ellen-dau-19 months-B.W.
No 2
Robert Firmin-head 48-ag-lab-B.W.
Sarah-wife-46-B.W.
Thomas Reeve-lodger-16-ag-lab-B.W.
There does not seem to be an entry for numbers 1 and 5, perhaps they were not occupied?
The listing in the census, counting down from 10, maybe an indication that Cottage Row
was on Bells Road and the numbers were from West to East, with number 1 closest to the crossroads.
The Eight Bells Pub
Strangely not a listed building - However, although it features in the 1891, and other censuses,
it is not an "old" building.
Eight Bells
James Pearsons-head-65-brewer farmer-B.Otten
Alfred-son-29-B. Otten
Florence-dau-27-B.Otten
Herbert-son-23-B.Otten
Martha-dau-21-B.Otten
Edith-dau-19-B.Otten
Oliver-son-builders apprentice-B.W.
Waits Farm
John Hustler-head-37-farmer--?
Alice-wife-34-Thorpe le Soken
Robert-son-8-Melford
Edward-son-3-B.W.
Alice-dau-1-B.W.
Emma Reeve-serv-32-B.W.
Waits Farm is now a private residence and the farm land is rented. The farm is also the location
for the Belchamp Walter airstrip.
Cottage-Old Town House
William Pearsons-41-ag-lab-Gestingthorpe
Jane-wife-44-B.W.
Arthur-son-17-ag-lab-B.W.
Annie-dau-15-daily nurse-B.W.
Harry-son-11-sch-B.W.
Alfred-son-6-sch-B.W.
Sarah-dau-4---sch-B.W.
Julia-dau-1-B.W.
No 2 Town House
William Creasey-head-29-ag-lab-Alpheton
Sarah-wife-27-employed charwoman-Monks Eleigh
Florence-dau-7-Alpheton
Eliza-dau-4-Lavenham
Beatrice-dau-1-B..W.
The Old Town House is now a single dwelling.
Sky Green (On Cross roads on Chapel Hill Road) (Fred said)
No 1 Sky Green
Barney Catterwell-head ---34---?---B.W.
Annie-wife-29-B.W.
William-son-6-sch-B.W.
James-son-3-B.W.
Fanny-dau-1-B.W.
No 2 Sky Green
Barney Smith-head-29-ag-lab-B.W.
Sarah-wife-28-Tilbury
William-son-5-B.W.
Emma-dau-4-B.W.
Arthur-son-2-B.W.
Puttock End and Otten Road
The OS Map from the 1890's shows more dwellings than are presently located there. The dwelling named just "Otten Road"
is probably the farm/nursery, numbers 1, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 are list residents
Putticks End Cottage
John Deal-head-37-ag lab-B.S.P.
Priscilla-wife-46-Lt Yeldham
Evangeline Collar-dau-26-crepe weaver-Lt Yeldham
Emma Collar-dau-19-crepe weaver-Lt Yeldham
No 2
Job Chattis-head-60-ag-lab-B. W.
Emma-wife-55---Lt Yeldham
William-son-24-ag-lab-B.W.
Emily-dau-17-B.W.
Elizabeth-dau-14-B.W.
Earnest-son-9-sch-B.W.
The spelling Job Chattis could have been a mis-transcription of Chatters.
Also the spelling of Puttock is Putticks - The Reeve family lived in Puddock End (1851 census).
No 1 Otten Road
James Chattis-head-28-baker-B.W.
Elizabeth-wife-37-B.W.
Is---? Son-3-B.W.
Hannah Chattis-mother in law?-77-B.W.
Otten Road
Samuel Smith-head-42-horse carting stores etc-Gestingthorpe
Jane -wife-39-B.W.
Caroline-dau-22-B.W.
Benjamin-son-18-ag-lab---B.W.
Annie-dau-15-crepe weaver-B.W.
Kate-dau-13-B.W.
Samuel-son-10-sch-B.W.
Laura-dau-5-B.W.
Maud-dau-2-B.W.
No 5
William Smith-head-42-ag-lab-Gestingthorpe
Walter-son-22-ag-lab-Gestingthorpe
George-son-18-ag-lab-Borley
Charles-son-14-ag-lab-Borley
Julia Brown-housekeeper-42-B.W.
No 7 Otten Road
Charles Golding -head-38-ag-lab-B.S.P.
Hersle-?-wife-39-B.W.
Elizabeth-dau-14-silk winder-B.W.
Kate-dau-11-B.W.
Mary Jane-dau-8-B.W.
Nellie-dau-5-B.W.
No 8
William Chinery-head-62-ag-lab-B.W.
Mary Ann-wife-63-B.W.
No 9
Sophia Brown-head-wid-73-B.W.
No 10
William Reeve-head-38-ag-lab-B.W.
Sarah-wife-38-Bury St Edmunds
Agnes Palmer-dau-14-silk winder-Bury St Edmunds
William Reeve-son -14-sch-B.W.
Alice-dau-8-sch-B.W. (Waacs in 1st war)
No 11
John Byford-head-66-ag-lab-B.W.
Larriotts Farm
Walter Theobald-head-28-farm servant-B.W.
Harriet-wife-29---Gestingthorpe
Elizabeth-dau-8-sch-Gestingthorpe
Rosey-day-5-sch-Gestingthorpe
Alfred-son-2-Gestingthorpe
No 1-Yeldham Road
Alfred Levell---25--head-ag-lab-B.W.
Annie-wife-20-Hadleigh
George-son-1-B.W.----------(Killed in 1st War)
Elizabeth-mother-wid-61-B.W.
No 2
George Chattis-head-25-ag-lab-Lt Yeldham
Martha -wife-24-Gestingthorpe
Bessie-dau-4-B.W.
No 3
Obadiah Wicks-head-24-ag-lab-B.W.
Elizabeth-wife-22----B.W.
Maud-dau-1-B.W.
No 4
James Theobald-head-72-B.W.
Sussanah-wife-63-B.W.
Eli-son-26-ag-lab-B.W.
No 5
William Smith-head-39-ag-lab-B.W.
Jane-wife-40-B.W.
James-son-19-ag-lab-B.W.
William-son-15-ag-lab-B.W.
Annie-dau-13-sch-B.W.
Harry-son-10-sch-B.W.
Alfred-son-8-sch-B.W.
Arthur-son--?-B.W.
Kate-dau-3 months-B.W.
Henry Smith-lodger-wid-70-ag-lab-B.W.
House and Premises
John Martin-head-27-horse slaughterer-Black Notley
Angeline-wife-30---Braintree
Charles-son-9-sch-Braintree
Cottage near St Mary Hall
Charles Finch-head-57-ag-lab-Gestingthorpe
Eliza-wife-52----B.W.
William-son-23--ag-lab-Gestingthorpe
Emma-dau---13-Gestingthorpe
St Mary Hall
Harry Reeve-head-34-ag-lab-B.Otten
Eliza-wife-40-B.W.
Herbert-son-ag-lab-B.Otten
Hopkins Farm
Charles Elams-head-72-farm servant-Foxearth
Winnie-grand daughter-20-London
Cottonbury Mill
Cottonbury Mill is shown on the map below, West of Hopkin's Farm.
Mill House
Joseph Laurence-head-40-general labourer-B.W.
Annie-wife-26-Saffron Walden
William-son-7-Lt Yeldham
Maude-dau-7-Lt Yeldham
Charles-son-4-Gestingthorpe
James-son-1-B.W.
Northy's Farm---Saul Martin-head-59-ag-lab-B.W.
Mary Ann-wife-52-B.W.
Frederick Edwards-lodger-18-B.W.
Northy's Farm
Joseph Laurence-head-49--farmer-B.W.
Chapel Hill
Chapel Hill runs South from Puttocks End passing the entrance to Princes Hall.
No 1 Chapel Hill-Thomas Edwards-head-wid-73--ag-lab-B.W.
Isobella-dau-16-silk winder-B.W.
Ellen-dau-12-sch-Black Notley
Emily-dau-9-sch-Black Notley
No 4-Chapel Hill-Beerhouse-Albert Martin-head-beer retailer-B.W.
Elizabeth-wife-37-B.W.
Katie-dau-19-B.W.
Laura-dau-17-B.W.
Frank-son-13-B.W.
Annie-dau-7-B.W.
Gertrude-dau-5-B.W.
Frederick----son-3-B.W.
Sarah Brown-sister in law-30-baker-B.W.
No 5-- Chapel Hill-Robert Catterwell-head-56-ag-lab-B.W.
Sarah-wife-45-B.W.
Harry-son-10-B.W.
Albert-son-5-B.W.
Laura-dau-10months-B.W.
No 6 and 7 unoccupied
No 8-Hezikiah Brown-head---71--retired bricklayer-B.W.
Susan-wife-71-B.W.
Harry-grandson-10-B.W.
Sarah Chinery-lodger-wid-64-B.W.
No 8-Charles Humm-head-wid-38-ag-lab-Wickham St Pauls
William-son-17-ag-lab---Gestingthorpe
Emma-dau-15-Wickham St Pauls
Frederick-son-13-Wickham St Pauls
Kate---dau-9-Wickham St Pauls
No 10-Robert Edwards-head-60-ag-lab-B.W.
Mary-wife-45-B.W.
Samuel Edwards-lodger-58-wid-ag--lab-B.W.
No 11-unoccupied
No 12-William Edwards-head-76-B.W.
Harriet-wife-75-B.W.
Mary Disney-niece-15-Halstead
No 13-Ann Pearsons-head-wid---?-living on means-Hartest
No 14-David Brown-head-66-bricklayers labourer-B.W.
Sophia-wife-57-B.W.
No 15-Josiah Smith-66-ag-lab-B.W.
Rebecca-wife-56-B.W.
No 18-Edward Ives-head-57-ag-lab---B.W.
Charlotte-wife-59-Bulmer
Mary Ann Ives-lodger-51---Bulmer
No 19-Charles Wood-head-thatcher-60-Bulmer
Labinia Messent-sister-55---dressmaker-B.W.
John Wood-brother-70-ag-lab-B.W.
Gestingthorpe Road
Gestingthorpe Road in 2023 runs South from the crossroads. Starting at the village duck pond and next to the Old Forge is now
the location of much newer houses that existed in 1891. Gestingthorpe Road continues towards the village of Gestingthorpe
and meets with the Southern foot of Chapel Hill, passing through Green Common past
Larges Farm.
The dwelling mentioned below is presumed to be the now thatched cottage past Creen Common.
Thomas Turner-head-63-thatcher-B.W.
Ann-wife-56-tailoress-B.W.
William-son-20-thatcher's assistant-B.W.
Maud Holmes-visitor-4-Brixton London
Green Common
No 1 Green Common
William Finch---head--?-B.W.
William -son-25-ag-lab-B.W.
Alice-dau-20-crepe weaver-B.W.
Selina-dau-17-crepe weaver-B.W.
Emily---dau-15---B.W.
Harriet-dau-11-sch-B.W.
William Finch-lodger-77-living on means-B.W.
No 2
Jonathan Chinery-head-57-ag-lab---B.W.
Mary-wife-50-Gestingthorpe
No 4
Enoch Martin-head-34-ag-lab---B.W.
Emma-wife-33-North End
Harry-son-13-ag-lab-North End
George-son--10-sch-B.W.
James-son-7-sch-B.W.
Willie-son-5-sch-B.W.
Elizabeth-dau-3-B.W.
Laura-dau-11 months-B.W.
No 5
Nelson Martin-head-33-ag-lab-B.W.
Ellen-wife-31-B.W.
Kate-dau-9-B.W.
Rebecca-dau-4-B.W.
Samuel-son-3-B.W.
John ---son-11 months-B.W.
No 6
Samuel Golding-head-67--ag-lab-B.W.
Mary Ann-wife-61-B.W.
William Golding-son-wid-33-ploughman-B.W.
Emma Jane-grand-daughter-10-B.W.
Frederic-grand-son-7-B.W.
Richard-grand son-5-B.W.
No 7
Peter Smith-head-36-ag-lab-B.W.
Lidia-wife-30-B.W.
John Edwards-lodger-44-army pensioner-B.W.
No 8
Samuel Smith-head-54-pot maker-B.W.
Susan-wife-54-Lt Waldingfield
Susan-dau-28-B.W.
No 9 - Green Common
Daniel Pilgrim-head-70-works on own account-B.W.
Eliza Everat-boarder-50-housekeeper-B.W.
No 10
James Pearsons-head-41-ag-lab-B.W.
Sarah-wife-40-B.W.
Harry-son-17-ag-lab-B.W.
George-son-15-ag-lab-B.W.
Emma-dau-11-B.W.
James-son-8-B.W.
Susannah-dau-6-B.W.
Annie-dau-1 month-B.W.
No 11
Benjamin Deal-head-wid-60-carpenter-B.W.
Priscilla-dau-23-B.W.
Largess Farm
James Deal-head-67-ag-lab-B.W.
Mary-dau-27-dressmaker-B.W.
Poplar Road
No 1 Poplar Road
Sophia Heransfield?-head-wid-59-B.W.
William-son-18-ag-lab-B.W.
Eli-son-16-ag-lab-B.W.
Elizabeth-dau-3-B.W.
Florence-dau-1-B.W.
No 1-South Waver
Arthur Lewis-head-58-portable engine driver-Pebmarsh
Elizabeth-wife-54-Pebmarsh
No 2 South Waver
Lydia Butcher-head-62-straw plaiter-B.W.
Elizabeth-sister-77-B.W.
Alice-niece-49-infant teacher-B.W.
No 3
James Scrivener-head-37-ag-lab-B.W.
Jane-wife-27-B.W.
Robert-son-4-sch-B.W.
Frederick-son-2-B.W.
No 4
Joseph Pannel-head-46---wheelwright-Gestingthorpe
Jane-wife-49-Cavendish
No 5
Hezia Hawkins---head-wid-59-B.W.
Edith-grand daughter-3-B.W.
The Old Bakehouse/Post Office
Post Office
Horace Hawkins-head-36-blacksmith-B.W.
Jane-wife-39-C. Hedingham
Ethel-dau-7-sch-Bulmer
Frederic-son-3-B.W.
Mabell-dau---3-B.W.
Arthur Smith-son-13-B.W.
No 7
Poplar Road-Samuel Wright-head-29-ag-lab-Gestingthorpe
Mary Ann-wife-27-Bulmer
Eliza-dau-3-B.W.
Edith-dau-5-months
No 8
Edwin Martin--- head-40-ag-lab-B.W.
No 9
Charles Pilgrim-head-33-ag-lab-B.W.
Elizabeth-wife-31-B.W.
Alfred Deal-son-11-sch-B.W.
Emma-dau-7-sch-B.W.
Elizabeth-dau-6-sch-B.W.
Florence-dau-1-B.W.
North Wood
North Wood is mentioned on the Post Office List of 1878 as
(formerly extra parochial) is a parish in the union of Sudbury, having three houses and a population in 1971 of 10.
Parish Clerk, William Stammers.
North Wood
William Corder-head-32-ag-lab-C.Hedingham
Sussanna-wife-33-Lt Yeldham
Sara-dau-14-sch-Gestingthorpe
William-son-5-North Wood
Joseph-son-3-North Wood
No 2
Near Lt Yeldham-Charles Smith-head-76-ag-lab-S.Hedingham
Hanna-wife-72-Kettlebaston
No 3
Charles Turner-head-60-ag-lab-Gestingthorpe
Mary Ann-wife-51-North Wood
Harry-son-27-ag-lab-Gestingthorpe
Eli-son 18-ag-lab--Gestingthorpe
Forty Acres
This is an address that is listed in the 1891 survey. Searching for this address and Belchamp Walter is not really helpful
especially if the search is "40 Acres".
The dwelling is also shown on early OS maps as Long Farm.
