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Nottinghamshire in the 1881 Census

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Surnames starting with W

Wakman households

Wakon households

Walbank households

Walbon households

Walch households

Walchoon households

Walden households

Waldham households

Waldock households

Waldram households

Waldrom households

Waldron households

Waldrone households

Waldrum households

Wale households

Wales households

Walk households

Walkden households

Walker households

Walkerdine households

Walkes households

Walkin households

Walkington households

Walkinson households

Wall households

Wallace households

Wallbank households

Waller households

Walles households

Wallett households

Walley households

Wallhead households

Wallheat households

Wallis households

Walls households

Wallser households

Wallsgrove households

Wallwin households

Walpole households

Walsh households

Walsham households

Walshaw households

Walshire households

Walster households

Walston households

Walstow households

Walstowe households

Walter households

There were 18 people with this surname in nottinghamshire in 1881. The most common occupations for people with the surname Walter in nottinghamshire in 1881 were Cook Domestic Serv for women and Scholar for men. People with the surname Walter in nottinghamshire in 1881 were most likely to have the first names of Elizabeth, Mary, Arthur, Constance E, Cyril H, Edward, Eliza, Francis E, Henry F or Iabner.

Head of Household

George

Date of Birth

1853

Address

Williamsons Row

People in the house

3

Head of Household

Henry F

Date of Birth

1823

Address

--

People in the house

14

Head of Household

Iabner

Date of Birth

1856

Address

Napoleon Square

People in the house

7

Head of Household

Samuel

Date of Birth

1830

Address

--

People in the house

7

Walter Or Walker households

Walters households