The history of Clophill, Bedfordshire, UK
Including historical descriptions, maps and statistical analysis.
By cross-linking occupier information in the 1911 Census with occupier information in the 1910 Finance Act survey it is possible to identify some of the present addresses of buildings and hence identify who lived there.
It is not possibly to do it for all census entries for a number of reasons. The buildings may have been demolished, the numbers written on the map by the valuer may be illegible or the map may be missing. See How its done for more information.
Address | Kind of Building |
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High Street | Private House |
First Names | Surname | Relation | Condition | Sex | Age | Birth year | Occupation | Where born |
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Elizabeth | GOODALL | Head | Widow | F | 78 | 1833 | Old Age Pentioner | Clophill Bedfordshire |
Occupier | Owner | Description | Situation |
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Case, William | Webb, Jacob, Jacques Lane, Clophill | Cottage & pres | High Street |
Occupier | Owner | Description | Situation | Detail | Valuer's Comments |
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Young W.G. | Young W.G. | H & P | High Street | B & S Detached. Down P L K S. Up 4B. Out WB & T Barn, WB & CI E.C., B & T Washhouse. |
Used to be two cottages |
Not listed
'At No 60 lived Punch Gobey, the village barber, he went round the village cutting men's hair in one style only 'short back and sides'. ' Jack Pitt's Clophill Memories.