101. WIRKSWORTH-Parish Records 1608-1899-1881 Census SCT Mk0001b Mary Ann LENNOX wife M 39 F Derby Mk0001c Mary J. LENNOX Dau U 18 F Mk0013b Lydia ALLEN wife M 52 F Matlock Mk0013c Samuel ALLEN Son U 21 M http://www.wirksworth.org.uk/C81-14.htm

Updated 1 Jun 2003 WIRKSWORTH Parish Records 1600-1900 Return to Front Page 1881 CENSUS Full details of entries found in the 1881 Census for the Wirksworth Area, which includes the following places in Derbyshire, England: Alderwasley, Ashlehay, Biggin, Bonsall, Brassington, Callow, Carsington, Cromford, Hopton, Hulland Ward, Ible, Idridghay, Ireton Wood, Ivonbrook, Kirk Ireton, Matlock, Middleton, Shottle, Tansley and Wirksworth. These parts of the Census contain 36 enumeration districts with 17,469 entries. (Previous page) (Explanation of Layout) INDEX (Area covered) ... (Bottom) Code Firstname SURNAME Relation.Con.Age.Sex Occupation Born Handicap Comments #77-Water Lane-[Middleton]-(RG11-3426-11-p14) Md182a Francis GRATTON Head M 29 M General labourer Bonsall Md182b Hannah GRATTON Wife M 27 F Wife Middleton Md182c William GRATTON Son 5 M Scholar Middleton Md182d Ann GRATTON Dau 3 F Scholar Middleton Md182e Joseph GRATTON Son 10m M Middleton #78-Water Lane-[Middleton]-(RG11-3426-11-p14) Md183a Thomas DOXEY Head M 36 M Quarryman limestone Middleton Md183b Martha DOXEY Wife M 28 F Wife Ashford Md183c Walter DOXEY Son 6 M Scholar Middleton Md183d Ebenezer DOXEY Son 4 M Scholar Middleton

102. }‘Ú×î•ñ wife as a PA and PI Samantha at the Centennial, desigened as abright and shining light virtue and happiness http://www.lib.hokudai.ac.jp/cgi-bin/opac/books-query?code=20861986

103. Beers: Allen P. 1097 On November 19, 1850, she was united in marriage with Josiah Allen, son of JohnAllen. Josiah Allen was born November 15, 1808, on the home farm, http://www.chartiers.com/beers-project/articles/allen-1097.html

Mrs. Susannah Allen, p. 1097 MRS. SUSANNAH ALLEN, a well-known and intelligent lady of Cross Creek township, was born November 21, 1823, a daughter of the late John Harper, of Cecil township, Washington Co., Penn. On November 19, 1850, she was united in marriage with Josiah Allen, son of John Allen. John Allen was born in Chambersburgh, Penn., and, coming to Washington county about the year 1800, settled on the farm now occupied by his descendants. The land was then covered with dense forest, but two acres had been cleared off, and an orchard planted. Here the young pioneer constructed a cabin from round logs, and immediately brought his bride (Miss Anna Tweed) to assist in building the new home. He then began clearing the forest from the land, and soon the wild, uncultivated region assumed an air of civilization as various improvements were made. Time passed on, and the once lonely forest rang with the shouts of happy children, who came to bless the homes of the early pioneers. To John and Anna Allen were born Martha, John, Josiah, Nancy, Samuel and William, all now deceased. Text taken from page 1097 of: Beers, J. H. and Co.

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