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Home> Tour> Tour of the parish - 1871 - part 7
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The tour takes you around the village, house by house.
The full details of the occupants of all the premises are from the census returns for Kelvedon Hatch 1871.
If you wish to trace any of these people on the census returns then there are a number of commercial providers of census returns. These include:
For more information on the various census and how they were carried out, see our article: The Census 1841 - 1911.
Key: First name; Surname; relationship to head of household; status; age; employment; place of birth.
Links to the special topics for the 1870s listed below can be found at the start of the tour page:
Farming
Law and Order
Leisure
Health and Wealth
Education
Parish Officials
DODDS FARM. 39 1881 map of area
Also known as 'The Willows'.
Built in the 16th century. In 1871, the farm consisted of 50 acres. In the earlier part of the century it was farmed by a tenant farmer, but later a farm bailiff was installed and the building was split into two cottages. It was up for sale in 1850 and it was described as being "close to good roads, market towns and the railway". In 1878, J.Royds of Brizes, the owner, granted a small part of the land for the building of a new Wesleyan Chapel; and in 1894 an area of the farm was donated by his son, the Rev. C.L. Royds, to the Church of England for the site of the new church of St.Nicholas.
George BARNES Head M 63 Farm Bailiff Kelvedon Hatch
Anne BARNES Wife M 68 FyfieldGeorge LITTLE Head M 47 Agricultural Labourer Good Easter
Sarah LITTLE Wife M 42 Laundress Doddinghurst
Lucy LITTLE Daughter UnM 15 Laundress Pleshey
James LAGDEN Brother UnM 42 Deaf and Dumb since birth Doddinghurst
COTTAGES. 40 1881 map of area
Two farm labourers' cottages belonging to Kelvedon Hall Estate.
John KELLY Head M 67 Agricultural Labourer Co.Cork
Mary KELLY Wife M 60 Co.Cork
Charles HARVEY Head M 39 Agricultural Labourer Kelvedon Hatch
Mary Ann HARVEY Wife M 40 Great Hallingbury
George HARVEY Son UnM 19 Agricultural Labourer Kelvedon Hatch
Eliza HARVEY Daughter UnM 17 General Servant (out of place) Kelvedon Hatch
COTTAGES. 41 1881 map of area
Also known as 'Willow Row'.
Three terraced farm labourers' cottages. Each cottage consisted of four rooms. There was a common wash house and bakehouse. In 1871 there were 17 people living in these three cottages.
William JARVIS Head M 72 Agricultural Labourer Stapleford Abbott
Sarah JARVIS Wife M 55 Stapleford Abbott
James JARVIS Son UnM 26 Agricultural Labourer Kelvedon Hatch
Arthur JARVIS Son UnM 24 Agricultural Labourer Kelvedon Hatch
Abigail JARVIS Daughter UnM 16 Kelvedon Hatch
Alfred BAKER Head M 38 Under Gardener Stondon
Lucy BAKER Wife M 31 Kelvedon Hatch
John JARVIS Head M 27 Agricultural Labourer Kelvedon Hatch
Ellen JARVIS Wife M 25 Kelvedon Hatch
James W JARVIS Son UnM 3 Kelvedon Hatch
Charlotte JARVIS Daughter UnM 2 Kelvedon Hatch
William QUILTER Head M 51 Agricultural Labourer Hatfield Peverel
Hannah QUILTER Wife M 47 Kelvedon Hatch
Hannah QUILTER Daughter UnM 23 Servant (out of place) Doddinghurst
William QUILTER Son UnM 18 Ag.Lab (imbecile suffering from fits-nasty?) Kelvedon Hatch
James QUILTER Son UnM 11 Agricultural Labourer Kelvedon Hatch
George QUILTER Son UnM 9 Agricultural Labourer Kelvedon Hatch
Emma OSBOURNE Visitor UnM 12 Scholar Navestock
BEACON HILL COTTAGES.
42 1881 map of area
Farm labourers cottages. John Boreham, according to parish charity records, was sent to sea in 1825 at the age of seven. It seems, however, that in fact he later joined the army just as his father had done before him. John attained the
rank of sergeant before his discharge. He was employed on the Kelvedon Hall Estate as a gamekeeper.
John BOREHAM Head Widower 54 Out Pensioner Chelsea Hospital Kelvedon Hatch
Mary Ann BOREHAM Daughter UnM 17 Manchester
John BOREHAM Son UnM 16 Dublin
Mary J BOREHAM Daughter UnM 11 Lame from Hip Disease Bermondsey
James CRABB Head M 31 Agricultural Labourer Stondon
Susanna CRABB Wife M 30 Doddinghurst
William CRABB Son UnM 8 Scholar Stondon Massey
Albert CRABB Son UnM 5 Scholar Kelvedon Hatch
Walter CRABB Son UnM 3m Kelvedon Hatch
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