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High Street, Rampton
History of the High Street, Rampton
Rampton 1901 OS map
The 1851 census starts at the west end of Rampton High Street. The houses appear to be numbered consecutively but it is most likely that the enumerator has simply copied the schedule number into this column. However he has usefully written the name of the property in this column.
This list is actually the entire list of Rampton households in 1851. So, although the list starts on the High Street, it must also include other properties.
William Pauley
Norton’s Cottages:
Adam Wolf
Sarah Norman
Badcock’s:
Thomas Watson
John Watson
The Chequers Public House:
William Rose
W Ellis’s Homestead:
Mary Allen
Abraham Parish
Thomas Gurney
Cottages:
Timothy Norman
William Norris
uninhabited
Old Covell’s Cottage:
James Pink, head, 30, ag.lab., b Longstanton
Susan Pink [née Wolfe], 24, b Rampton
Ann Pink, 2, b Rampton
[In 1861 the Pink family were in Fish Pond Cottages, Longstanton. In 1881 Ann is living with her husband, James Neal, in Sells Court, Cambridge.]
John Watts, head, 53, a small farmer, b Yelling
Sarah, 57, b Rampton
John Watts Jun., 21, tailor, b Rampton
James Pain, head, 59, formerly a farmer, b Rampton
Sarah, 59, b Willingham
William Pain, 29, ag.lab., b Rampton
Widow Aworth’s Cottage:
James Bavey
Alice Aworth
Thomas Young
Joseph Watson
King’s Homstead:
William King
Thomas Parker
Mary Norris
Robert Bartingale
James Ivatt
Watson’s Homestead:
Sarah Parker
Joseph Blunt
William Ivatt’s Homestead:
William Watts
John Charles
Richard Norman
Furbank Disborough
William Charles
Rebecca Ivatt
uninhabited
John Corrington Jun.
John Aworth
John Young
The Rectory:
John Carrington
Daniel Young
Manor Farm:
Thomas Ivatt
Elizabeth Charles
Joseph Bullen
William Aworth
Ephraim Parish
The Black Horse:
William Clark
William Adams
Edward Bull
Watts Parker
William Rose Sen.
Bull’s Homestead
Edward Barnes
William Barnes
Mary Blunt
Joseph Jeeps
Hempsal Farm:
Henry Bradford
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