Lister Street, 1921 Census Record

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1921 Census record:
Name and Surname Relationship to Head of Household Age Sex Marriage or Orphanhood Birthplace and Nationality School Personal Occupation Employment Place of Work
James Pascoe Head 56 M Married Falmouth [Blank] Gardner Casually

Private

 Falmouth
Fanny Louise Pascoe Wife 52 F Married Falmouth [Blank] [Blank] At home [Blank]
William James Pascoe Son 19 F Single Falmouth [Blank] Wood apprentice shipwright Cox and Co Shipbuilders The Docks Falmouth
James Pascoe Son 17 M Single Falmouth [Blank] Iron apprentice shipwright Cox and Co Shipbuilders  The Docks Falmouth
Grace Jane Pascoe Daughter 13 F Both alive Falmouth Whole time [Blank] [Blank] [Blank]
Ethel May Louise Pascoe Daughter 12 F Both alive Falmouth Whole time [Blank] [Blank] [Blank]
Fred George Pascoe Son 10 F Both alive Falmouth Whole time [Blank] [Blank] [Blank]
Marion Louise Pascoe Daughter 8 F Both alive Falmouth Whole time [Blank] [Blank] [Blank]
Mrs Sullivan Visitors 23 F Married Tooting London [Blank] Home Duties [Blank] [Blank]
Kate Sullivan Visitors 0 F Both alive Tooting [Blank] [Blank] [Blank] [Blank]
Mrs Brown Visitors 78 F Married Tooting [Blank] None [Blank] [Blank]

 

Summary:
Males Females Persons Rooms
4 7 11 5

I declare that this Schedule is correctly filled up to the best of my knowledge and belief

[signed] James Pascoe

 

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Source one- 1921 Census record- The National Archives (RG15/11038)

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