Stoke sub Hamdon - Census 'strays' (Dalwood entries)

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1841, 1851, 1861, 1871, 1881 and 1891 Censuses

The records below are all of the Dalwood references found in Alan Perry's 'strays' transcriptions of the 1841, 1851, 1861, 1871, 1881 and 1891 UK censuses of the following villages in the vicinity of Stoke sub Hamdon:

Martock	Odcombe
Montacute	South Petherton
Norton sub Hamdon	Tintinhull

Alan has transcribed all those entries which include a reference to Stoke sub Hamdon. I have extracted the Dalwood references from Alan's transcriptions, and they are displayed here with Alan's kind permission and generous assistance. As is always the case with transcriptions, you should check the original document whenever possible.

Please note that Alan's full transcriptions of the censuses for Stoke sub Hamdon itself can be found on the Genealogy Help website, and Dalwood extracts of them are available on this site.

No	*Street*	*Surname*	*Christian Name(s)*	*Relation to Head*	*Married Single*	*Age Last B/day*	*Occupation*	*Where Born*
1861 Montacute
106	Back Lane	Dalwood	Tho's	Head	Married	20	Labourer	Stoke, Som
		Dalwood	Ann	Wife	Married	20	Glover	Montacute
		2 daughters (children) residing with the above
28	Town's End	Froom	Richard	Head	Married	31	Labourer	Montacute
		Dalwood	Elizabeth	Boarder	Single	6		Stoke, Som
1881 Montacute
63	Yeovil Rd	Dalwood	Tho's	Head	Married	40	Ag. Labourer	Stoke under Ham
		Dalwood	Ann	Wife	Married	40	Glover	Montacute
		8 children residing with the above
1891 Montacute
60	Borough	Dalwood	Thomas	Head	Married	50	Farm Labourer	Stoke under Ham
		Dalwood	Ann	Wife	Married	49	Glover	Montacute
		5 children residing with the above

1901 Census

The following records were extracted from the 1901 British census and grouped into households for the following localities in the vicinity of Stoke sub Hamdon:

*Somerset*	*Dorset*
Montacute	Melcombe Regis
Odcombe	Portland
Selwood	Sherborne
Street
Yeovil

As is always the case with transcriptions, you should check the original document whenever possible. The 1901 census date was 31 March. Please note that people born in Stoke sub Hamdon, but resident elsewhere at the time of the 1901 census, are included in the Britain - Census 1901 (Dalwood Entries) page.

*Surname*	Forename	Gender	Age	Birth Year	Occupation	Where Born
1901 Montacute, Somerset
Dalwood	Thomas	Male	60	1841	Labourer On Farm	Somerset Montacute
Dalwood	Ann	Female	59	1842	Sewer Of Gloves	Somerset Montacute
Dalwood	Annie	Female	34	1867	Laundress	Somerset Montacute
Dalwood	Bessie	Female	28	1873	Sewer Of Gloves	Somerset Montacute
Dalwood	Matilda	Female	25	1876	Sewer Of Gloves	Somerset Montacute
Dalwood	Bertie	Male	22	1879	Plasterer	Somerset Montacute
Dalwood	Beryl		7	1894		Somerset Montacute
1901 Odcombe, Somerset
Dalwood	William	Male	30	1871	Agricultural Labourer	Somerset Montacute
Dalwood	Mary	Female	47	1854	Glover	Somerset Montacute
Dalwood	William	Male	10	1891		Somerset Montacute
1901 Selwood, Somerset
Dalwood	Henry	Male	34	1867	Miller	Somerset Montacute
Dalwood	Annie	Female	29	1872		Scotland
Dalwood	Bert	Male	9	1892		Somerset Chard
Dalwood	May	Female	7	1894		Somerset Chard
Dalwood	George	Male	4	1897		Hants Lymington
Dalwood	Bertie	Male	2	1899		Somerset Bruton
1901 Street, Somerset
Dalwood	Hannah	Female	77	1824	Retired Glove Maker	Somerset Montacute
Dalwood	Mary	Female	36	1865	Fancy Cardboard Box Maker	Somerset Stoke U Ham
1901 Yeovil, Somerset
Dallwood	Sarah	Female	68	1833	Glove Machinist	Somerset Montacute
1901 Melcombe Regis, Dorset
Dalwood	James	Male	66	1835	Tailor	Sherborne
Dalwood	Sarah	Female	68	1833		Dorset Sutton
1901 Portland, Dorset
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Dalwood	Thomas	Male	16	1885	General Labourer	Stoke Under Ham
1901 Sherborne, Dorset
Dalwood	George	Male	59	1842	Carpenter	Dorset Sherborne
Dalwood	Jane	Female	58	1843		Dorset Sherborne
Dalwood	Harry	Male	21	1880	Carpenter	Dorset Sherborne
Dalwood	Herbert	Male	18	1883	Silversmith	Dorset Sherborne
Dalwood	Annie	Female	15	1886		Dorset Sherborne

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