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1871 England, Wales & Scotland Census Transcription
Burton End, Haverhill, Risbridge, Suffolk, England
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First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital status Sex Age Birth year Occupation Birth place
David Whiting Head - Male 50 1821 - Suffolk, England Transcription
Elizabeth Whiting Wife - Female 48 1823 - Suffolk, England Hint Transcription
Frank Whiting Son - Male 19 1852 - Suffolk, England Transcription
James Whiting Son - Male 12 1859 - Suffolk, England Transcription
Joseph Whiting Son - Male 7 1864 - Suffolk, England Transcription
Edith Whiting Daughter - Female 5 1866 - Suffolk, England Transcription
Census details
First name(s) Elizabeth
Last name Whiting
Relationship Wife
Marital status -
Sex Female
Age 48
Birth year 1823
Occupation -
Birth town -
Birth place England
Birth county Suffolk
Birth county as transcribed SUFFOLK
House name -
Street Burton End
Parish Haverhill
Town -
County Suffolk
Country England
Registration district Risbridge
Vessel name -
Archive reference RG10
Piece number 1711
Folio 159
Page 36
Record set 1871 England, Wales & Scotland Census
Category Census, Land & Substitutes
Subcategory Census
Collections from United Kingdom, England
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About 1871 England, Wales & Scotland Census
The amount of information listed varies, but the 1871 census records usually include the following information about your ancestor:
As well as the information above, in 1871 the census may have recorded additional information about the property in which your relative was living.
As with all historical research, the golden rule of family history is to check the original record, or "primary source", wherever possible. We have provided clear images of the original census enumeration books for you to view once you've found the right family in the indexes.
When using census returns, once you have located your ancestor in the census, you should then view the original images to validate your findings. The image of the original document will also help you see the household in the context of surrounding households as all the information will be provided in one clear place, as it was originally written down.
The original documents would have been given to your ancestor several days before the March 30th date, and the head of household would have been asked to fill in the details for anyone who would have been residing at that address on the census date. Of course, illiteracy was high in 1851, and anyone unable to read or write would have made use of an enumerator - a literate person who would be collecting the census forms - to help fill in the details. Because of this, however, you may note mistakes that were made, such as name spellings. It should also be noted that many people were often economical with the truth when it came to their ages.
Note: the census includes details of people resident in docked vessels and institutions such as prisons, workhouses, hospitals, and barracks, as well as individual households.
A small number of permanent gaps exist in the 1871 census.
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