FAMILY HISTORY: SWARBRICK
THOMAS & MARY BAMBER
CENSUS INFORMATION:
| 1851 CENSUS OF THURNHAM, LANCASHIRE: | ||||||
| NAME: | RELATION: | CONDITION: | SEX: | AGE: | OCCUPATION: | BIRTHPLACE: |
| Thomas Bamber | Head | Married | M | 28 | Farmer | Chipping, Lancashire |
| Mary Bamber | Wife | Married | F | 38 | - | Croston, Lancashire |
| Mary Bamber | Daughter | - | F | 5 mos | - | Thurnham, Lancashire |
| Ann Crombleholme | Servant | Unmarried | F | 13 | Servant | Cockerham, Lancashire |
| Wm. Wright | Servant | Unmarried | M | 20 | Farm Servant | Cockerham, Lancashire |
| NOTES: | |
| 1: | Living at Moss Lane, Glasson, Thurnham. (H.O.107-2271, folio 60) |
| 2: | Thomas was farming 38 acres and employed 2 labourers. |
| 3: | The above information is taken from microfilmed copies at the Lancashire Archives. |
| 1861 CENSUS OF THURNHAM, LANCASHIRE: | ||||||
| NAME: | RELATION: | CONDITION: | SEX: | AGE: | OCCUPATION: | BIRTHPLACE: |
| Thomas Bamber | Head | Married | M | 38 | Farmer | Chipping, Lancashire |
| Mary Bamber | Wife | Married | F | 48 | - | Croston, Lancashire |
| Mary Bamber | Daughter | - | F | 10 | Scholar | Thurnham, Lancashire |
| James Bamber | Son | - | M | 7 | Scholar | Thurnham, Lancashire |
| William Bamber | Son | - | M | 5 | Scholar | Thurnham, Lancashire |
| Isabella Swarbrick | Niece | Unmarried | F | 18 | House Servant | Liverpool, Lancashire |
| James Kay | Servant | Unmarried | M | 64 | Farm Servant | Myerscough, Lancashire |
| NOTES: | |
| 1: | Living at Moss Lane, Glasson Church, Thurnham. (RG9-3154, folio 39) |
| 2: | Isabella was the daughter of Mary's younger brother William Swarbrick of Liverpool. |
| 3: | Thomas was farming 63 acres, employing 1 man and 1 boy. |
| 4: | The above information is taken from microfilmed copies at the Lancashire Archives. |
| 1871 CENSUS OF DINCKLEY, LANCASHIRE: | ||||||
| NAME: | RELATION: | CONDITION: | SEX: | AGE: | OCCUPATION: | BIRTHPLACE: |
| Thomas Bamber | Head | Married | M | 48 | Farmer | Chipping, Lancashire |
| Mary Bamber | Wife | Married | F | 58 | Farmer's Wife | Croston, Lancashire |
| Mary Bamber | Daughter | Unmarried | F | 20 | Farmer's Dau. | Thurnham, Lancashire |
| William Bamber | Son | Unmarried | M | 15 | Farmer's Son | Thurnham, Lancashire |
| NOTES: | |
| 1: | Living at Cravenfold Farm, Dinckley, Lancashire. (RG10-4167, folio 55, page 1) |
| 2: | Thomas was farming 32 acres, 1 perch and 2 roods of land. |
| 3: | Their son James Joseph was staying with his uncle James Bamber in Blackburn, Lancashire. |
| 4: | The above information is taken from microfiche copies at the Lancashire Archives. |
| 1881 CENSUS OF DINCKLEY, LANCASHIRE: | ||||||
| NAME: | RELATION: | CONDITION: | SEX: | AGE: | OCCUPATION: | BIRTHPLACE: |
| Thomas Bamber | Head | Married | M | 58 | Farmer | Chipping, Lancashire |
| Mary Bamber | Wife | Married | F | 68 | Farmer's Wife | Croston, Lancashire |
| Wm. Thomas Bamber | Son | Unmarried | M | 25 | Farmer's Son | Thurnham, Lancashire |
| Mary Elizabeth Wells | Daughter | Married | F | 30 | Farmer's Dau. | Thurnham, Lancashire |
| William Bamber Wells | Grandson | - | M | 7 | Scholar | Blackburn, Lancashire |
| Thomas Leo Wells | Grandson | - | M | 2 | - | Blackburn, Lancashire |
| NOTES: | |
| 1: | Living at Cravenfold Farm, Dinckley, Lancashire (RG11-4175, folio 60, page 1) |
| 2: | Thomas Bamber was farming 30 acres. |
| 3: | Although Mary Wells is listed as married I suspect that she was a widow in 1881. |
| 4: | James Joseph Bamber died in 1876, aged 22 years. |
| 5: | The above information is taken from microfiche copies at the Lancashire Archives. |
| 1891 CENSUS OF DINCKLEY, LANCASHIRE: | ||||||
| NAME: | RELATION: | CONDITION: | SEX: | AGE: | OCCUPATION: | BIRTHPLACE: |
| Mary Bamber | Head | Widow | F | 78 | Own Means | Croston, Lancashire |
| William Bamber | Son | Unmarried | M | 36 | Farmer Servant | Thurnham, Lancashire |
| NOTES: | |
| 1: | Living at Winter Street, Ribchester, Lancashire (RG12-3446, folio 95, page 21) |
| 2: | Mary Bamber was listed as "Living on her own means". |
| 3: | The above information is taken from microfiche copies at the Lancashire Archives. |