Romford 1861 Census Walk
part 2
All that part of the Town Ward of Romford which lies South
of the High Road from Hornchurch Lane to Harrolds Wood Ward. West of Harrolds
Wood Ward to Squirrels Heath. North of the Road from Squirrels Heath to Waterloo
Road, and East from Waterloo Road to High Street
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Hare Street Road: Miller - Edward Collier Master builder - Joseph S Hammond Cottage Place: School Mistress - Mary Ann Newton Brick layer - Robert Milburn Carpenter - George Bateman Dairyman - Thomas Cooper Teacher of music - Sarah M Lucas Currier - Joseph Prior Shoe maker - Edward G Wheatley Railway clerk - Alfred Cass Carpenter - John Hammond Shoe maker - Charles Piggott Hay binder - William Mann Toll Collector - Alfred McDonald Belmont Place: Gardener - Harriet Hay Butcher, Retired - John Taylor Linen drapers assistant - Charles Bamford Pawnbroker - George P Griggs Groom - William Cumbers Labourer at Chemists - Michael Regan Ostler - John Reed Sawyer - Michael Squires Market Place: Carpenter - Charles Hammond National School - Eliza Smith National school - John J Cavill Savings Bank - Oswald Adams Mercury Gardens: Wheelwright - Joseph Cressingham Ostler - Henry Frost Vermin destroyer - William Taylor Carpenter - George Boughtwell Carpenter - William Murfleet Coach painter - William Macro Shoe maker - William Potipher Market Place: Attorney & solicitor - Charles J Rawlings Proprietor of Houses - Sarah Poston Stock broker - James Kerwin Governess - Mahalah J Browne Warehouseman - John S Clube Regent House - Henry Hedges Charwoman - Amm E Surridge Solicitor - Baker Smith Bricklayers labourer - John Clark Ag Labourer - Thomas Childs Confectioner - Mary Bayman Dress maker - Elizabeth Skinner Annuitant - Susan Collins Pork butcher & grocer - George L Mard Coal & Corn merchant - George K Gilbey Currier - John B Smith Retired merchant - Joseph Minet Land proprietor - John Nichols Victualler - John Sorrell [Bull inn] Tin plate worker - Richard Davis China dealer & News agent - Charles B Harvey School mistress - Charlotte E Knott Carpenter & stationer - John Hinds Hair dresser - Robert Stubbings Victualler - Mary Sawyer [Windmill & Bells] Bournes Yard: Painter - Henry Davis Brick layer - Thomas Hearn Ag Labourer - Joseph Parrish Blacksmith - Elijah Underwood Market Place: Eating Houses - Daniel Hockley Tailor - Daniel McDonald Butcher - James Mundy Baker - Thomas Seabrook Victualler - John Cornwell Grocer - Thomas Carter Milliner - Sarah Mays Victualler - Frederick S Mantell [Bluchers Head] |
Market Place: Nurseryman - Thomas Thompson Shoe maker - John Luck China dealer - Sarah E Ekins Stationer - Elizabeth M Burbrow Linen draper - David March Victualler - Joseph Finch [Kings Head] Chemist & Druggist - Charlotte Macarthy Victualler - William Clark [Kings Arms] Linen draper - Thomas Champness Linen draper- James Taylor Carpenter - Wiliam Copsey Cooper - Joseph Vale Chelsea pensioner - Richard Howard Brewers Labourer - Thomas Standley Grocer - Benjamin H Dodwell South Street: Watch & clock maker - William H Attwell Victualler - John W Blakeley [Fox & Hounds] Eating House - John Hoy Harness maker - George Mead Pork butcher - James Spurge Butcher - James Spurge Boot & shoe maker - Henry Wood Solicitor - North Surridge Bosworths: Bankers clerk - Alexander Merrett Railway clerk - William Slater Corn dealer - Thomas Mortlock Milliner - Jane Gentry Confectioner - William Abrey Cooper - James W Bailey Retired grocer - William Ellis South street: Brewers labourer - Henry Amey Stewards, Veterinary surgeon - Henry Lawrence Western Road: Railway clerk - John Stringfellow Cooper - Thomas Adams Shop Assistant - Francis Knight Retired fishmonger - Robert Ireland Ironmonger - John Thomas Pink Gardener - Anthony Jackson Groom - William Hunnikin Landed proprietor - William Andrews South Street Governess - Isabella E Gouges Retired glazier - Benjamin Ellis Bank manager- Richard Roberts Victualler - Caroline Kerr [Rising Sun] Miller - John Edwards Victoria Road: Railway cashier - William H Ellis Fundholder - Martha Surridge Fundholder- Sarah Smith Brewers collector - Frederick Carder Post office clerk - John C Dixon Cattle dealer - George Rich Brewers storekeeper - William Stewart British school master - James Clarke Cooper - James Brightwell Albert Road: Brentwood Road: Carpenter - Frederick Brunning Superintendent Inland revenue - Richard Crow Coachman - Walter J Sedgwick Railway clerk - William C Bardwell Victoria Road Coal porter - James Clark Brewers labourer - Charles Marriott Whitesmith - John Palmer Brewers labourer - George Read Ostler - Joseph Gooch Cooper - Walter Martin Horse Keeper - Charles Rolph Brewers labourer - William Letts Ag labourer - George Wilcox |
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