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Household of Fred Hayward (born 1870, Bodicote Oxon)

1911 Census For England & Wales in Banbury, Oxfordshire

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Fred Hayward's household

Male

Fred

Hayward

Head
Female

Sarah Annie

Hayward

Wife
Male

Fred Emanuel

Hayward

Son
Male

Reginald Bernard

Hayward

Son
Male

George James

Hayward

Son
Male

Earnest Albert

Hayward

Son
Male

Lenard

Hayward

Son
Female

Ella May

Hayward

Daughter
Male

Auther William

Hayward

Son
First name(s) Fred
Last name Hayward
Relationship Head
Marital status Married
Age 41
Birth year 1870
Birth place Bodicote Oxon

Household members (9 people)

First name(s)

Last name

Relationship

Marital status

Age

Birth year

Birth place

Full record

Fred

Hayward

Head

Married

41

1870

Bodicote Oxon

Sarah Annie

Hayward

Wife

Married

44

1867

Bodicote Oxon

Fred Emanuel

Hayward

Son

Single

16

1895

Bodicote Oxon

Reginald Bernard

Hayward

Son

-

14

1897

Bodicote Oxon

George James

Hayward

Son

-

12

1899

Bodicote Oxon

Earnest Albert

Hayward

Son

-

10

1901

Bloxham Oxon

Lenard

Hayward

Son

-

6

1905

Bloxham Oxon

Ella May

Hayward

Daughter

-

5

1906

Bloxham Oxon

Auther William

Hayward

Son

-

1

1910

Bloxham Oxon

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