Langham, Norfolk - 1822 Census

Langham is one of the few places in the county for which a census before 1841 survives.

1822 Census of Population

This census comes from NRO documents [Ref PD 569/27 and microform MF 908/12] and is at the front of the Parish Register Marriage Banns Book for 1822-1900.

Census available

1821 - Statistics only (inc 1831 and 1841).
1822 - This document.

This is a list of houses and occupiers for Langham Episcopi.
The Church is taken for the Central Point.

[Street & No]	House description & Occupier
North Street
N^o 1	Mansion Tho^s Rippingale Esq
2	Cottage inhabited by Mary Carr, Widow
3	D^o inhabited by Smith
4	D^o inhabited by James Wood	} These
5	D^o inhabited by Rich^d Nichols	} in
6	D^o by Rose Nichols - wife of the above	} one
7	D^o by W^m Coe	} Yard
8	D^o by Frost Massingham
9	D^o by George Johnson
10	D^o Benjamin Johnson	} These
11	D^o Even?	} in
12	D^o Samuel Gidney	} one
13	D^o Simon Lock	} Yard
14	D^o inhabited by M^rs Ware, & W^m Peeling the Butcher
15	D^o by William Bone
16	D^o by William Wright
17	D^o by Henry Claxton
18	D^o by Sadler? Widow
19	D^o by James Withers
20	D^o by Thomas Rice
21	D^o by John Newton
22	D^o by Thomas King
23	D^o by Rudd Bone

East Street
N^o 1	The Parsonage inhabited by G Boyce
2	Methodist Meeting House uninhabited
3	Cottage occupied by Copeman Shopkeeper
4	Cottage & Blacksmith Shop occupied by Hooke, Black & White Smith
5	Cottage & Shop - by James Hogg, Grocer & Licenced Hawker
6	House in the Plowrights Yard - occupied by Thomas Boyce
7	Cottage inhabited by Will^m Wick
8	D^o inhabited by William Nobbs
9	D^o inhabited by Pond
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East Street continued
N^o 10	Cottage John Massingham - Blacksmith
11	D^o James Massingham - Pensioner	} In
12	D^o Whisker	} Bell
13	D^o John Green	} Yard
14	The Bell Alehouse by James Massingham, Baker & Publican
15	Cottage - occupied by Tho^s Ward
16	D^o occupied by John Green Jun^r
17	Parish Cottage - Stapleton, &c
18	D^o - Mary Bone - Soldiers Wife
19	Cottage W^m Bastard, the Elder
20	D^o Barnes
21	An Old Farm House, East End - occupied by Jacob
22	The Same ,West End occupied by Long
23	Cottage inhabited by Chambers
24	D^o inhabited by West
25	D^o inhabited by Burton
26	D^o inhabited by Reynolds
27	D^o inhabited by Hopper
28	Dwelling & Shop - occupied by Nelson, Cordwainer
29	Cottage - inhabited by Massingham (John) & Mark Barnes
30	Dwelling &c occupied by W^m Boyce, Joiner
31	Farm House, occupied by M^r John Ru__ss?
South Street
N^o 1	Cottage & Banking Office, occupied by H Kerrison, Baker
2	Farm House, occupied by M^r Starling
3	Cottage, &c occupied by John Boyce, Wheelwright
4	Cottage inhabited by [-blank-]
5	D^o inhabited by J. Pentney

More Southward,	round the _intofen Common

N^o 1	Dwelling, inhabited by M^rs Gifford
2	Farm House &c occupied by M J.T.Hilling
3	Cottage inhabited by Bastard
4	D^o by Barns
5	Farm House &c occupied by Beeston Wright Esq
6	D^o occupied by W^m Frost?
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West Street
N^o 1	Cottage inhabited by Massingham
2	D^o inhabited by Suggett
3	[-blank-]
4	Gamekeeper's Lodges inhabited by John Withers
5	The Cottage - Alex Copland Esq
6	A Cottage - inhabited by Curle

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Notes

The film copy has an incorrect "PD571" NRO reference on it.
The no of entries here is 23+9+31+5+6+6= 80.
If we take away the following 10 multiple dwellings etc.
North St -- Yard(-3) + Yard(-3), East St Chapel(-1) & Bell Yard (-3) we get 70 dwellings of which possibly 2 ie. South St (-1) and West St (-1) are uninhabited?
This compares very favourably with the 1821 census which has 67 inhabited and 3 uninhabited houses.
12 East Street - William Whisker is a tailor in 1841 census aged 67
6 West St - John Curl is a Gardener aged 75 in 1841 census
The followings names are given where alternative spellings have been seen:- Even/Evan, Peeling/Pealen

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