1851 Survey of the 'notable' population of High Street, Carlton, Bedfordshire

Date: 1851 to 1851
Location: Carlton, Bedfordshire, England, United Kingdom
Surname/tag: Gostwick, Gostick, Eyles, Vorley

Notable of High Street Carlton, Bedfordshire (1851)

Surnames: Gostwick, Gostick, Eyles, Vorley

High Street Census survey

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FindMyPast: 1851 Records for Carlton, Beds

Notable for this study means: Head of House (with wife noted), where Occupation is NOT Agricultural Labor, or Lace Maker. It's safe to assume all gaps align to those two occupations.

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H I G H - S T R E E T

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(#1) John Eyles, farmer of 180 acres

(#4) Joseph Gostick, age 89, Ag Labor

Elizabeth Perkins, age 62, daughter, lace maker

Joseph Gostick, age 52, son, pedlar (married Eliz Woodin)

Charles Gostick, age 8, grandson, scholar << Charles Caves Gostick

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(#15) John Thomas Coling, farmer of 448 acres

(#23) Joseph Clark & Grace, Carpenter

(#25) James Cross, Baker

(#28) Charles Goodes & Mary, Machine maker, age 30, b. Carlton

(#29) Hannah Whitmore, Annuitant

(#35) Joseph Goodes & Catherine, age 53, Machine Maker, b. Carlton

(the below 5 seem to represent the 'downtown center' of High Street)

(#37) Thomas Eyles & Mary, Master & Publican (b1797)

Marhall Eyles, son, Corn Dealer, b.1820

(#38) John Gostick & Elizabeth, Landed Proprieter

(#39) Thomas Skevington & Eunice, Butcher

(#40) George Barlow & Sarah, Baker

(#41) David Crouch & Mary, General Dealer

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(#43) Ebenezer Vorley & Elizabeth, age 39, Royal Surgeon, b. Carlton

(#44) Robert Grey Hall, son of above, age 10

Thomas Carlin, Baptist minister

(#52) William Gostick & Elizabeth, Carpenter

(#54) John Wheatby, Shoemaker

(#58) George Battams & Anna Maria, farmer of 1002 acres, employs 36 men, 25 boys

[end High Street]