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Local services
1841
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Occupation
|
Total |
Name (age)
address
|
|
Publican/landlady |
5 |
John
Peake (45), King Street
Mary
Scroxton (70), High Street
John
Claypole (20), High Street
Dean
Thomas (60), Hill Street
Charlotte
Cooper (70), Royal George |
| Malster
|
1 |
John Cooper (70), Royal George |
| Baker
|
2 |
Henry Rayson (50), Priory
Street
John Parker (50), King
Street |
| Grocer
|
2 |
John
Chamberlain (30), King Street
Thomas
Smith (30), High Street |
| Butcher
|
1 |
Samuel Horsely (45), Toll Gate |
| Blacksmith
|
1 |
Oliver Thomas (35), George
Street |
| Wheelwright |
1 |
Thomas
Jones (35), Hill Street |
| Total
|
13 |
x |
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1901
|
Occupation
|
Total |
Name (age)
address
|
| Innkeeper/publican |
3 |
Andrew
Hobbs (38), Corby Road
Samuel
Eaton (32), High Street
George
Newhead (41), High Street |
| Beer
keeper
|
1 |
Alfred
Buswell (28), Crown Inn |
| Baker/breadmaker
|
4 |
Mary
Aldwinckle (53), and James Carter (27), Corby Road
Elizabeth
Vickers (21), Rockingham Road
Ernest
Chamberlain (35), Church Street |
| Butcher
|
1 |
Henry
Dannis (59), Corby Road |
| Sub-postmaster
and grocer
|
1 |
John
Chamberlain (39), Church Street |
| Grocer's
apprentice
|
1 |
Samuel
Tansley (13), Corby Road |
| Market
gardener |
1 |
Francis
Simpson (54), Mill Road |
| Chimney
sweep
|
1 |
Charles Jarman (40),
Rockingham Road |
| Carpenter
and wheelwright |
1 |
John
Binley (39), Dag Lane |
| Total
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14 |
x |
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chimney
sweep
Charles Jarman's son, Herbert, was
one of the last boys to go up the chimneys to sweep out the soot. Herbert Jarman
(who was four years old in 1901) used to complain that he was always burning his bottom on the
chimney walls! Herbert later went on to work in the minerals department for
Stewart and Lloyds in Corby.
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