Edmonson in the 1881 census

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Top male forenames

John Edmonson
William Edmonson
Thomas Edmonson
James Edmonson
George Edmonson
Richard Edmonson
Joseph Edmonson
Robert Edmonson
Henry Edmonson
Christopher Edmonson
Charles Edmonson
Edward Edmonson
Arthur Edmonson
Wm. Edmonson
Frederick Edmonson
Isaac Edmonson
Herbert Edmonson
Harry Edmonson
Smith Edmonson
Levi Edmonson
Lewis Edmonson
Samuel Edmonson
Llen Edmonson
Horace Edmonson
Luke Edmonson
Mathew Edmonson
Roger Edmonson
Matthew Edmonson
Mount Edmonson
Norman Edmonson
Percy Edmonson
Peter Edmonson
Edwd. Edmonson
Albert Edmonson
Alfred Edmonson
Allen Edmonson
Anthony Edmonson
Arnold Edmonson
Ben Edmonson
Benjamim Edmonson
Cressey Edmonson
David Edmonson
Laurence Edmonson
Ernest Edmonson
Frank Edmonson
Freadwick Edmonson
Gilbert Edmonson
Harold Edmonson
... Edmonson
Jesse Edmonson

Top female forenames

Mary Edmonson
Sarah Edmonson
Elizabeth Edmonson
Margaret Edmonson
Ann Edmonson
Jane Edmonson
Alice Edmonson
Hannah Edmonson
Grace Edmonson
Martha Edmonson
Emma Edmonson
Ellen Edmonson
Eliza Edmonson
Harriet Edmonson
Clara Edmonson
Catherine Edmonson
Annie Edmonson
Maria Edmonson
Nancy Edmonson
Rachel Edmonson
Ada Edmonson
Elizebeth Edmonson
Lillie Edmonson
A. Edmonson
Rebecca Edmonson
Agnes Edmonson
Nanny Edmonson
Amy Edmonson
Mercy Edmonson
Widdup Edmonson
Anna Edmonson
Betty Edmonson
Marion Edmonson
Charlott Edmonson
Margret Edmonson
E.H. Edmonson
Louisa Edmonson
Emily Edmonson
Lavinia Edmonson
Janet Edmonson
Edeth Edmonson
Isabella Edmonson
Elenor Edmonson
Elizth. Edmonson
George Edmonson
Frances Edmonson
Florence Edmonson
Fanny Edmonson
Everil Edmonson
Esther Edmonson

Top occupations

Scholar
Cotton Weaver
Dressmaker
Butcher
Housekeeper
General Labourer
Charwoman
Currier
Joiner
Labourer
Labourer In Coal Mine
Agricultural Labr
Laundress
Woollen Weaver
Lodging House Keeper
House Carpenter
Coal Miner
No Occupation
Cotton Rover
Cotton Spinner
Plater Boiler
Farmers Wife
Domestic Servant
Farmers Son
Factory Hand Bobbin Layer
Sch
Kitn Maid
Labourers Wife
Mariners Wife
Merchant And Manufacturer Of Fustian
Methodist Free Church Minister
Milliner & Dressmaker
Millwright
Mole Catcher
Mule Spinner
Packer Dress Form (Hosier)
Packing Case Maker (Carpenter)
Painter
Paper Factory Girl
Parcels Clerk Rly
Parish Relief
Plumber
Printer
Printers Compositor
Pupil Teacher In Board School
Railway Clerk
Weaver (Worsted)
Travelling Tea Dealer
Uppolsterer
Tea Warehouseman