{her sister Amelia Croucher died July 5, 1903, in Guernsey of tuberculosis)
The first Head ancestor in the Channel Islands was Henry Head. He was born 1807 in Plymstock, England (son of John Head and Sarah Williams) and married Mary Ann Fox (born 1807, Plymouth).
1841, Vrangue Douglas Place
Henry, 34, possibly fireman?
Mary Ann, 34
Jeremiah, 10
John, 6
Joshua, 8
Henry, 4
Ann Winter, 1
Taylor, Rebecca, 20
all kids born St. Peter Port, Rebecca in England
1851, 8 Ambales Road, St. Peter Port
Henry, 42, dairy man and carrier
Mary Ann, 42, wife
Jeremiah, 20 carpenter
John, 15, gardener
Henry, 13
William, 9, in school
Ann W, 11 in school
Sarah, 7
Charlotte, 3
1861, St. Peter Port, Piette Road
Henry Head, 55, carrier
Mary Ann, 55, wife
John, 26, carrier
Ann Winter Head, age 21, "dressmaker", daughter
Henry Head, 63, landowner 7 acres
Ann winter, 29, owners assistant
and
1871, St. Peter Port
William Henry Head, 29, carrier
Maria, 26, wife
Clara, 6
William Joshua, 4
Henry Head, 2
George Head, 1
1881 Stascombe House, St. Peter Port
Henry, 73, widower and carrier
Ann W, 41, single, grocer
and
1881 Piette Road, St. Peter Port
William Henry, 39, carrier
Maria, 36, wife
Clara, 16
William Joshua, 14
Henry, 12
George, 10
Lillian, 8
Mabel, 3
Elva, 6
Aline, 2
1891, Stasombe Place, Piette Road
Henry, 83, retired farmer
Ann W, 51, grocer and draper
and
1891 Offspring House, Guelles Road, St. Peter Port
William H, 49, dairy farmer and carrier
Maria Head, 46, wife
Clara, 26, single
Henry Head, 22, farmers son
George Head, 20, farmers son
Lillian, 18, single
Elva, 16, pupil teacher
Mabel, 13, scholar
Aline, 12, scholar
George Bridle, 8, nephew
Elise Robin, 6, visitor
and
1891 Piette Road
William J, 24, dairy farm manager
Alice, 24, wife
Alice Mildred, 0
1901 Stasombe Place, Piette Road
Ann W, 51, grocer and draper
and
1901 St. Peter Port
William H, 59, farmer and carrier
Maria, 56, wife
Mabel, 23
Aline, 22
and
1901 Offspring House, Guelles Road, St. Peter Port
William Joshua, 34, butcher and dairy farmer
Alice Frances, 34, wife
Amelia Croucher, 36, butchers clerk
Arthur J Denham, 21, assistant butcher
Mildred, 10
Elva, 9
Everilde, 5
Olive, 2
1911: After the emigration of WJ Head to Canada in 1906, his father Wm and mother Maria Louisa were listed in the 1911 census as living with their widowed daughter Lillian, and two grandchildren. William Sr. is listed as a carting contractor.
1841, Blandford St. Mary, Dorset, Blanford St. Mary, England, location "Brewery"
John Coffin, 40, brewery laborer
Jane Coffin, 35
John Stickly, 20
Henry, 15
Edward Coffin, 7
Denah Coffin, 5
Mary Jane Coffin, 1
1851, Blandford St. Mary, Dorset
John Coffin, 54, farm laborer
Jane Coffin, 55
John Coffin, 22
Edward Coffin, 17
Denah Coffin, 16
Mary Jane Coffin, 11
John Alexander, 24, vistor
1861, Blanford St. Mary, England, 'Wincombe Lodge' at Heather House
John Coffin, age 27, game keeper, born Blandford St. Mary
Elizabeth Coffin, 34, wife, born Somerset
George Hubert, 4, son, born Wilds Blandford St. Mary
Catherine Janet, 2, daughter, born Wilds Blandford St. Mary
Mary, 8 months, daughter, Wilds Blandford St. Mary
Mary Jane Coffin, 21, visitor, occupation illegible
neighbors shoemaker, glovers, gamekeepers, laborers
1861, Poole Road, Blandford St. Mary
Jane Coffin, 66, widow
Dinah Coffin, 25, dressmaker (daughter)
1871, Blanford St. Mary, England, Poole Road
Jane Coffin, age 76, widow
MJ Croucher, 29, widow
Amelia, 6, granddaughter, scholar
Alice F, 4, granddaughter,
neighbors groom, baker, gardener, laborers
1881, Blanford St. Mary, England, Poole Road
Thomas Paddock, 45, gardener, born Dorset Hazelbury
Amelia Croucher, 16, daughter-in-law, housekeeper
Alice F Croucher, 14, daughter-in-law (actually stepdaughter)
Fredrick Paddock, 6 months
Matilda White, 16, visitor (White family lived down the street and was from Blandford St.Mary)
neighbors were brewery cooper, gardeners, baker, laundress
(the sisters' stepfather Thomas was also from Blandford. In the 1871 census he was a widower with 3 children, working as a gardener. Ten years after his 2nd wife, Mary Jane, died, he was listed in the census as remarrried to another Jane in Buckhorn, Dorset, with young Frederick.)
1881, London
Mary Jane Paddock, 41, from Blandford, living at University College Hospital, Gower St. London (she died 1882 July-Sept)
(most other patients listed as housewife or servant so it was likely a hospital for the poor)
1891 Essex, England, Grawson (sp?) Farm House near Clacton Road
Amelia Croucher, 26, servant
(owner of house was Margaret Brock , her daughter Louise Woodhouse (Woodhouse family owned brewery that Amelia's grandfather had worked at), four other servants in household.
Amelia died in 1903 of tuberculosis, after joining her sister in Guernsey by 1901.
Frederick Paddock,
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