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A local history and genealogy site for Wimpole, a village and parish in South Cambridgeshire Curated by Steve Odell Home     Arrington 1891 Census     Wimpole 1881 Census     Orwell 1881 Census 1881 Census for the Parish of Arrington (Part One) White Hall > Pump Hall > Old North Road > Police Station > Hardwicke Arms Blacksmith> Village Shop >Croydon Road > Church Street A local history and genealogy page for the Parish of Wimpole. Mr Joseph Smoothy's Grocers Shop and the Arrington Post Office, c1900. Now a Grade 2 Listed Building [Listing]. Hide/Show Notes The 1881 Census for Arrington, Cambridgeshire. Reference: Ref. RG13/1521 (with acknowledgement to the Public Record Office) Date of Census: 3 April 1881 There is a national Census every ten years when the year ends in a one. This page details the population of the Parish of Arrington on the night of 3 April 1881 (the list includes children and visitors from outside the parish in temporary residence within Arrington on the night of the census). The population of the Parish of Arrington on the night of the 1881 Census was: 243. My thanks and acknowledgements to the 'census team' who provided the documentation and who typed and checked the various page transcripts back in 2002/2003. Particular thanks to Mike Giddings, Susan Giddings, Alexandra Morton and John Parkins for all their help, assistance and encouragement. Any errors are probably mine. Columns (left to right):    1. Name.    2. Relation to Head of Household.    3. Married, Widow, Widowed or Unmarried (18 years and over).    4. Age.    5. Occupation.    6. Place of Birth. The census schedule does not relate to modern postal addresses. I have provided the modern postal address if known. [Information, notes and comments additional to the 1881 Census are generally shown italicised within square brackets] I would be pleased to hear from you if you can offer any additional genealogical or family information relevant to this page, especially if you possess old photographs that could be added to this site for those who follow. Please use the site's Contact Page in the first instance. Census Records (Parish of Arrington): 1881 Census:  Part One [1]  Part Two [1] 1891 Census:  Part One [2]  Part Two [2] [1] The 1881 Arrington Census is fully rebuilt. [2] The two 1891 pages are being rebuilt after their transfer to the new website. The basic listings will remain available for reference during the rebuilding. The 1881 Census for the Parish of Arrington starts here Top Old North Road (Schedule 1) Arrington Bridge, Ermine Way, Arrington George PAYNE Head [3] M 35 Agricultural Labourer Arrington, Cambridgeshire Annie PAYNE Wife M 37   Arrington, Cambridgeshire George PAYNE Son   13 Agricultural Labourer Arrington, Cambridgeshire Annie PAYNE Daughter   11 Scholar Arrington, Cambridgeshire Charles PAYNE Son     8 Scholar Arrington, Cambridgeshire Frederick PAYNE Son     6 Scholar Arrington, Cambridgeshire Florence PAYNE Daughter     3   Arrington, Cambridgeshire Alice PAYNE Daughter   3m   Arrington, Cambridgeshire Old North Road (Schedule 2) Arrington Bridge, Ermine Way, Arrington Philip SERJEANT Head [3] M 61 Agricultural Labourer Arrington, Cambridgeshire Rebecca SERJEANT Wife M 61   Wimpole, Cambridgeshire Susan SERJEANT Daughter U 30 [Imbecile] Arrington, Cambridgeshire Old North Road (Schedule 3) Arrington Bridge, Ermine Way, Arrington John PETT Head M 49 Agricultural Labourer Wimpole, Cambridgeshire Emma PETT Wife M 48   Arrington, Cambridgeshire David PATMAN [1] Son U 28 Agricultural Labourer Arrington, Cambridgeshire Agnes PETT Daughter   15   Arrington, Cambridgeshire Elizabeth PETT Daughter   11 Scholar Arrington, Cambridgeshire Charles PETT Son     8 Scholar Arrington, Cambridgeshire William PETT Son     7 Scholar Arrington, Cambridgeshire [1] David Patman, illegitimate son of Emma of Arrington, baptised 29 January 1854 as David Foster Patman [no father given, father indicated as Foster]. Old North Road (Schedule 4) Arrington Bridge, Ermine Way, Arrington Samuel SKINNER Head [3] M 74 Agricultural Labourer Wimpole, Cambridgeshire Mary SKINNER Wife M 74   Litlington, Cambridgeshire Abram SKINNER Son U 34 Agricultural Labourer Wimpole, Cambridgeshire Charles DARLOW Lodger U 40 Agricultural Labourer Arrington, Cambridgeshire Although not stated in the 1881 census, it is likely that the next four listings in this census refer to a group of four cottages on the western side of Ermine Street known as 'White Hall'. The four cottages are Grade II listed. White Hall Cottage Heads (South to North): Modern Numbers: No 21 No 23 No 25 No 27 1933 Sale: Mr C. Miller Mrs Wenham Mr A Taylor Mr D Pratt 1911 Census: Charles Miller James Smith William Payne John Goates 1901 Census: David Darlow James Smith William Payne John Goates 1891 Census: David Darlow James Smith William Payne John Goates 1881 Census: David Darlow James Smith George Wagstaff Mary Charter Old North Road (Schedule 5) [1] White Hall Cottages, 21 Ermine Way, Arrington David DARLOW Head M 46 Labourer Arrington, Cambridgeshire Martha DARLOW Wife M 43   Arrington, Cambridgeshire Charles DARLOW Son U 18 Labourer Croydon, Cambridgeshire [1] Although not stated in the census, it is thought this listing refers to the first (working northwards towards Arrington) in a group of four cottages on the western side of Ermine Street known as 'White Hall'. [2] This property is Grade II listed. Old North Road (Schedule 6) [1] White Hall Cottages, 23 Ermine Way, Arrington James SMITH Head M 43 Agricultural Labourer Arrington, Cambridgeshire Caroline SMITH Wife M 37   Arrington, Cambridgeshire Ellen Ann SMITH Daughter   11 Scholar Arrington, Cambridgeshire Elizabeth SMITH Daughter     9 Scholar Arrington, Cambridgeshire Janet SMITH Daughter     7 Scholar Arrington, Cambridgeshire Henry SMITH Son     6 Scholar Arrington, Cambridgeshire Arthur SMITH Son     3 Scholar Arrington, Cambridgeshire Mary SMITH Daughter     1   Arrington, Cambridgeshire [1] Although not stated in the census, it is thought this listing refers to the second (working northwards towards Arrington) in a group of four cottages on the western side of Ermine Street known as 'White Hall'. [2] This property is Grade II listed. Old North Road (Schedule 7) [1] White Hall Cottages, 25 Ermine Way, Arrington George WAGSTAFF Head M 68 Agricultural Labourer Arrington, Cambridgeshire Mary WAGSTAFF Wife M 68   Arrington, Cambridgeshire Charles WAGSTAFF Son U 27 Agricultural Labourer Arrington, Cambridgeshire Sidney WAGSTAFF Grandson     8 Scholar Royston, Hertfordshire [1] Although not stated in the census, it is thought this listing refers to the third (working northwards towards Arrington) in a group of four cottages on the western side of Ermine Street known as 'White Hall'. [2] This property is Grade II listed. Old North Road (Schedule 8) [1][2] White Hall Cottages, 27 Ermine Way, Arrington Mary CHARTER Head W 46 Charwoman Arrington, Cambridgeshire Charles CHARTER Son U 23 Agricultural Labourer Arrington, Cambridgeshire Ada CHARTER Daughter   13   Arrington, Cambridgeshire Elizabeth CHARTER Daughter     9 Scholar Arrington, Cambridgeshire Susan CHARTER Daughter     5 Scholar Arrington, Cambridgeshire [1] Although not stated in the census, it is thought this listing refers to the fourth (working northwards towards Arrington) in a group of four cottages on the western side of Ermine Street known as 'White Hall'. [2] This property is Grade II listed. Although not stated in the 1881 census, it is likely that the next six listings in this census refer to a group of six cottages on the western side of Ermine Street known as 'Pump Hall'. Pump Hall Cottage Heads (South to North): Address Number: 1 2 3 4 5 6 1933 Sale: W Miller B Pett E Ablett W Pell W Skinner L Miller 1911 Census: [Not occupied] Benjamin Pett Benjamin Ingrey Arthur Taylor William Skinner David Charter 1901 Census: Samuel Pett Benjamin Pett Benjamin Ingrey Louisa Miller William Skinner David Charter 1891 Census: Samuel Pett Benjamin Pett Henry Ingrey George Miller William Skinner David Charter 1881 Census: Samuel Pett Alfred Pett Henry Ingrey Thomas Wagstaff William Cooper David Charter Old North Road (Schedule 9) [1] Pump Hall Cottages, Ermine Way, Arrington Samuel PETT Head M 43 Agricultural Labourer Arrington, Cambridgeshire Phoebe PETT Wife M 39   St Neots, Huntingdonshire Ben PETT Son   17 Agricultural Labourer Arrington, Cambridgeshire Chas. [Charles] PETT Son   15 Agricultural Labourer Arrington, Cambridgeshire Martha LUFF Niece     5 Scholar Greenwich, Surrey [1] Although not stated in the census, it is thought this listing refers to the first (working northwards towards Arrington) in a group of six cottages on the western side of Ermine Street known as 'Pump Hall'. Old North Road (Schedule 10) [1] Pump Hall Cottages, Ermine Way, Arrington Alf. [Alfred] PETT Head M 69 Agricultural Labourer Wimpole, Cambridgeshire Mary PETT Wife M 64   Wimpole, Cambridgeshire [1] Although not stated in the census, it is thought this listing refers to the second (working northwards towards Arrington) in a group of six cottages on the western side of Ermine Street known as 'Pump Hall'. Old North Road (Schedule 11) [1] Pump Hall Cottages, Ermine Way, Arrington Henry INGREY Head W 75 Agricultural Labourer Wimpole, Cambridgeshire Ben INGREY Son U 40 Shoe Maker Wimpole, Cambridgeshire John COLLIN Grandson     8 Scholar Arrington, Cambridgeshire [1] Although not stated in the census, it is thought this listing refers to the third (working northwards towards Arrington) in a group of six cottages on the western side of Ermine Street known as 'Pump Hall'. Old North Road (Schedule 12) [1] Pump Hall Cottages, Ermine Way, Arrington Thomas WAGSTAFF Head M 76 General Labourer Meldreth, Cambridgeshire Ann WAGSTAFF Wife M 77   Bethnal Green, Essex [1] Although not stated in the census, it is thought this listing refers to the fourth (working northwards towards Arrington) in a group of six cottages on the western side of Ermine Street known as 'Pump Hall'. Old North Road (Schedule 13) [1] Pump Hall Cottages, Ermine Way, Arrington William COOPER Head W 80   [Little?] Gransdens, Cambridgeshire [1] Although not stated in the census, it is thought this listing refers to the fifth (working northwards towards Arrington) in a group of six cottages on the western side of Ermine Street known as 'Pump Hall'. Old North Road (Schedule 14) [1] Pump Hall Cottages, Ermine Way, Arrington David CHARTER Head M 30 Agricultural Labourer Arrington, Cambridgeshire Jane CHARTER Wife M 29   Arrington, Cambridgeshire Agnes CHARTER Daughter     8 Scholar Arrington, Cambridgeshire William CHARTER Son     7 Scholar Arrington, Cambridgeshire Charles CHARTER Son     4 Scholar Arrington, Cambridgeshire Minnie CHARTER Daughter     1   Arrington, Cambridgeshire [1] Although not stated in the census, it is thought this listing refers to the sixth (working northwards towards Arrington) in a group of six cottages on the western side of Ermine Street known as 'Pump Hall'. Although not stated in the census, it is likely that the next three listings in this census refer to a group of three c1690 thatched cottages end-on to the western side of Ermine Street originally known as 'Chestnut Row'. The three [now two] cottages are Grade II listed. 'Chestnut Row' Cottage Heads Left to Right looking at the front. The right-hand column is the cottage end-on to the A1198. Modern Numbers: No 57 57/59? No 59 1933 Sale: Mr P. Pattman Mr R Yeoman Mr A Storey 1911 Census: Ellen Charter George Wilkins Martha Lawrence 1901 Census: Charles Charter George Wilkins Martha Lawrence 1891 Census: Charles Charter George Wilkins William Lawrence 1881 Census: Edith Miller David Osbourne James Reynolds Note that the listings shown above against the 1933 Auction, fix the tenant name precisely to each of the three [then] cottages and their related gardens. Although the 1881 census gives detailed family information, it does not identify which of the three properties the families lived in. I am looking for a 'name' link between 1911 and 1933 to fix the above names against each property, at least down to 1891. Old North Road (Schedule 15) 'Chestnut Row' Cottages, Ermine Way, Arrington Edith MILLER Head W 70   Wimpole, Cambridgeshire John MILLER Son U 40 Agricultural Labourer Arrington, Cambridgeshire George MILLER Son U 37 Agricultural Labourer Arrington, Cambridgeshire Charles MILLER Son U 35 Shepherd Arrington, Cambridgeshire Old North Road (Schedule 16) 'Chestnut Row' Cottages, Ermine Way, Arrington David OSBOURNE Head W 75 Carpenter Arrington, Cambridgeshire Alfred OSBOURNE Son U 45 Butcher Arrington, Cambridgeshire Jane OSBOURNE Daughter U 40 Housekeeper Arrington, Cambridgeshire Elizabeth OSBOURNE Grand- daughter     6   Arrington, Cambridgeshire Old North Road (Schedule 17) 'Chestnut Row' Cottages, Ermine Way, Arrington James REYNOLDS Head M 57 Agricultural Labourer Arrington, Cambridgeshire Ellen REYNOLDS Wife M 51   Orwell, Cambridgeshire John REYNOLDS Son U 19 Agricultural Labourer Arrington, Cambridgeshire David REYNOLDS Son   17 Agricultural Labourer Arrington, Cambridgeshire George REYNOLDS Son     9 Scholar Arrington, Cambridgeshire Old North Road (Schedule 18) Ermine Way, Arrington Annie JOYCE Head M 36   Milton, Cambridgeshire Mary Ann CHAPMAN Sister W 46 [Visitor] Milton, Cambridgeshire A police station was built in Arrington c1866 opposite 'The Hardwicke Arms' and petty sessions (minor court cases) were held there until 1958, when the police station was closed. The courts were transferred to Melbourn. By 1968 the former police station had been converted into two private houses. Police Station, Old North Road (Schedule 19) Ermine Way, Arrington William DADE [1] Head M 62 Superintendent of Police Mattishall, Norfolk [1] Hephzibah DADE [2][3] Wife M 62   St. Mary's/Norwich, Norfolk [1] William Dade, son of William and Susanna [Gaymer], born c1819, at Mattishall ['Ancestry' transcript says Attishall but I double checked] in Norfolk, married Hephzibah Ivory at Attleborough, Norfolk, on 21 November 1843. Father to Frederick Charles, Elizabeth Hellen, William John, Sarah Hepzibah and Priscilla Rebecca (the last died and buried Arrington 1878, aged 15). [2] Hephzibah Ivory, daughter of John and Sarah [Emms], born October 1816, baptised 1822 at St Mary's Friends Meeting House, Norwich, therefore parents were Quakers, sometime infant teacher, sometimes called Elizabeth, died and buried Saffron Walden in 1894. [3] Hephzibah is a figure in the Books of Kings in the Bible. The biblical Hephzibah was the wife of Hezekiah, King of Judah. Arrington's Hephzibah also had a sister called Bathsheba and a brother called Mephiboshett... Police Station Old North Road (Schedule 20) Ermine Way, Arrington Henry JACOBS Head M 47 Police Constable Fenstanton, Huntingdonshire Sarah JACOBS Wife M 35   Kirtling, Cambridgeshire William JACOBS Son     2   Fowlmere, Cambridgeshire 'The Hardwicke Arms', Arrington, c1920. Looking northwards towards Arrington Hill. (See Schedule 21 and 22) [Enlarged detail from an early postcard in my collection] A Grade II listed building, 'The Hardwicke Arms' is said to have its origins in the 13th century. 'The Tiger' inn in this location was recorded in 1747. The inn was renamed 'The Hardwicke Arms' and at least partially rebuilt during the late 18th century. During the 18th and mid-19th centuries it was a major coaching inn located (as it was then) on the Great North Road, the main road between London and York (Ermine Street). 'The Hardwicke Arms' is a two-storey range of the 18th century built in brick and tile, and in the time of the 1881 and 1891 censuses was also the house of a farm of up to 196 acres. The farm buildings at the rear were recorded and offered for sale in 1933 but most have since been demolished. 'The Hardwicke Arms' is still in business as a pub and hotel. 'The Hardwicke Arms' (as Farm House) Old North Road (Schedule 21) [1] Ermine Way, Arrington George LINTON Head M 47 Farm Bailiff 154 Acres Employing 7 Men and 2 Boys Oakington, Cambridgeshire Jane LINTON Wife M 47   Oakington, Cambridgeshire Elizabeth LINTON Daughter     7 Scholar Oakington, Cambridgeshire Alice LINTON Daughter     4 Scholar Oakington, Cambridgeshire Emma WILKINS Servant U 15 General Servant Domestic Croydon, Cambridgeshire [1] This building is now Grade II Listed. "The Hardwicke Arms" (as Public House) Old North Road (Schedule 22) Ermine Way, Arrington James COLLIN Head U 52 Publican Arrington, Cambridgeshire The Blacksmith's Forge and Village Shop, Arrington, c1905. The forge is on the left (with scrap metal outside), the shop is to the right with window blinds down against the morning sun. Compare this view with the image at the head of this page. (See Schedule 23) The building is now Grade II Listed. [Enlarged detail from an early postcard in my collection] 'Smith Shop' (Blacksmith's Forge) [1] Old North Road (Schedule 23) Ermine Way, Arrington Jesse NEWELL Head W 39 Blacksmith Guilden Morden, Cambridgeshire David NEWELL Son U 19 Blacksmith Guilden Morden, Cambridgeshire Oliver NEWELL Son   14 Agricultural Labourer Guilden Morden, Cambridgeshire Montague NEWELL Son   10 Scholar Guilden Morden, Cambridgeshire John NEWELL Son     8 Scholar Guilden Morden, Cambridgeshire Ruth NEWELL Cousin U 20 Housekeeper Guilden Morden, Cambridgeshire William NEWELL Nephew     5 Scholar Orwell, Cambridgeshire [1] This building is now Grade II Listed. Grocer's Shop [1][2] Old North Road (Schedule 24) Ermine Way, Arrington Joseph SMOOTHY [1] Head M 48 Grocer Balsham, Cambridgeshire Martha SMOOTHY Wife M 45   Wendy, Cambridgeshire Alice SMOOTHY Daughter U 18   Arrington, Cambridgeshire Charles SMOOTHY Son   12   Arrington, Cambridgeshire Oswald SMOOTHY Son     6 Scholar Arrington, Cambridgeshire Jane CARRINGTON Servant U 21 General Servant Domestic Eversden, Cambridgeshire Thomas WRIGHT   U 18 Telegraph Clerk (Service) Malpas, Cheshire [1] See the 1900 photograph at the head of this page. Joseph Smoothy is standing in the doorway. [2] This building is now Grade II Listed. Old North Road (Schedule 25) Ermine Way, Arrington John REED Head M 36 Gardener Wimpole, Cambridgeshire Elizabeth REED Wife M 29   Orwell, Cambridgeshire Walter REED Son     1   Wimpole, Cambridgeshire Old North Road (Schedule 26) Ermine Way, Arrington Susan TONKIN Head M 40 Baker Arrington, Cambridgeshire Alfred COPPING Manager U 23 Baker Yaxley, Huntingdonshire George PAYNE Servant U 14 Bakers Assistant Croydon, Cambridgeshire Elizabeth LAURANCE Servant   15 General Servant Domestic Litlington, Cambridgeshire Ann PAYNE   W 57 Charwoman Albury, Hertfordshire Croydon Road (Schedule 27) Croydon Road, Arrington James GOATS Head M 68 Agricultural Labourer Wimpole, Cambridgeshire Charlotte GOATS Wife M 63   Arrington, Cambridgeshire Emma CHARTER Daughter W 36 General Servant Domestic Arrington, Cambridgeshire George CHARTER Grandson   15 Agricultural Labourer Arrington, Cambridgeshire Croydon Road (Schedule 28) Croydon Road, Arrington James MEYER [1] Head M 58 Farmer 334 Acres Employing 11 Men & 5 Boys Arrington, Cambridgeshire Caroline MEYER [3] Wife M 54   Westmill, Hertfordshire Hannah MEYER Daughter U 29   Arrington, Cambridgeshire James MEYER Son U 28 (Blind) Arrington, Cambridgeshire Thomas MEYER Son U 27 [Farmer?] Arrington, Cambridgeshire Harry MEYER Son U 25 [Farmer?] Arrington, Cambridgeshire Jane MEYER Daughter U 24   Arrington, Cambridgeshire Selina RAYNER Servant U 18 General Servant Domestic Croydon, Cambridgeshire Eliza INGREY Servant U 18 General Servant Domestic Abington, Cambridgeshire [1] James Meyer (1822-1896), son of James Hugh Meyer (1787-1858), farmer, and Hannah Haydon (1798-1872), baptised at Arrington 3 November 1822, married Caroline Smith (1828-1906) at Thundridge, Hertfordshire on the 1 October 1850, church-warden at Arrington, died at Shingay on 5 March 1896, buried at Arrington 9 March 1850. [2] James Meyer was elder brother to Philip (b1829) and Arthur Hugh (1835), brewers and farmers of Orwell. [3] Caroline Meyer (1828-1906), born Caroline Smith in 1828 at Westmill, Hertfordshire, died Chesterton in Cambridgeshire in 1906 when she was 78 years old. St Nicholas, c1905 Arrington Parish Church Church Street (Schedule 29) Church Street, Arrington Mary CHARTER Head W 48 Charwoman Arrington, Cambridgeshire James CHARTER Son   14 Agricultural Labourer Arrington, Cambridgeshire Albert CHARTER Son   12 Agricultural Labourer Arrington, Cambridgeshire Arthur CHARTER Son   10 Scholar Arrington, Cambridgeshire Alice CHARTER Grand-daughter     9 Scholar Arrington, Cambridgeshire Agnes CHARTER Daughter     6 Scholar Arrington, Cambridgeshire Church Street (Schedule 30) Church Street, Arrington Samuel IZZARD Head M 41 General Labourer Arrington, Cambridgeshire Sarah IZZARD Wife M 42   London, London, Middlesex William IZZARD Son U 19 Agricultural Labourer Arrington, Cambridgeshire John IZZARD Son   15 Agricultural Labourer Arrington, Cambridgeshire Church Street (Schedule 31) Church Street, Arrington John RIDDLE Head M 72 General Labourer Arrington, Cambridgeshire Maria RIDDLE Wife M 71   Arrington, Cambridgeshire Church Street (Schedule 32) Church Street, Arrington Henry BARRANCE Head M 73 Agricultural Labourer Arrington, Cambridgeshire Ann BARRANCE Wife M 61   Wrestlingworth, Bedfordshire Henry BARRANCE Son U 33 Agricultural Labourer Arrington, Cambridgeshire Thomas BARRANCE Son U 19 Agricultural Labourer Arrington, Cambridgeshire Church Street (Schedule 33) Church Street, Arrington George WILKINS Head M 40 Agricultural Labourer Arrington, Cambridgeshire Rhoda WILKINS Wife M 37   Croydon, Cambridgeshire Janet WILKINS Daughter   12 Scholar Arrington, Cambridgeshire Rule WILKINS Son   10 Scholar Arrington, Cambridgeshire Lydia WILKINS Daughter     6 Scholar Arrington, Cambridgeshire Elizabeth WILKINS Daughter     5 Scholar Arrington, Cambridgeshire Jane WILKINS Daughter     3   Arrington, Cambridgeshire James WILKINS Son     1   Arrington, Cambridgeshire Church Street (Schedule 34) Church Street, Arrington William COLLIN Head M 35 Bricklayer Arrington, Cambridgeshire Jane COLLIN Wife M 29   Wimpole, Cambridgeshire Caroline COLLIN Daughter     7 Scholar Wimpole, Cambridgeshire Ernest COLLIN Son     4 Scholar Wimpole, Cambridgeshire Florence COLLIN Daughter     1   Arrington, Cambridgeshire Church Street (Schedule 35) Church Street, Arrington William RAYNER Head M 30 Grocers Assistant Arrington, Cambridgeshire Eleanor RAYNER Wife M 29   Arrington, Cambridgeshire Alice RAYNER Daughter     4 Scholar Arrington, Cambridgeshire Maude RAYNER Daughter     2 Scholar Arrington, Cambridgeshire The following listing was the third-from-last entry made by the enumerator and thus out of sequence. I have moved Schedule 61 to its correct geographical location here: Church Street (Schedule 61) Church Street, Arrington Ellen COLLIN Head W 88   Bourn, Cambridgeshire William COLLIN Son W 63   Wimpole, Cambridgeshire The 1881 Census for the Parish of Arrington continues at Part Two The 1891 Census starts here. Census Records (Parish of Wimpole): Census 1881:  Part One [1]  Part Two [1]  Part Three [1]  New Orwell [1][2] Census 1891:  Part One [3]  Part Two [3]  Part Three [3]  New Orwell [1][2] Census 1901:  Part One [3]  Part Two [3]  Part Three [3]  New Orwell [1][2] [1] The 1881 Wimpole Census is fully rebuilt as are the three 'New Orwell' pages. [2] Following a parish boundary change in April 1999, much of the area of Orwell on the Cambridge Road, previously known as 'New Orwell', is now part of the modern-day Parish of Wimpole. [3] These pages are being rebuilt after their transfer to the new website. The basic listings remain available for reference during the rebuilding. Census Records (Parish of Orwell): Census 1881:  Part One [1]  Part Two [1]  Part Three [1]  New Orwell [1][2] Census 1891:  Part One [1]  Part Two [1]  Part Three [3]  New Orwell [1][2] Census 1901:  Part One [3]  Part Two [3]  Part Three [1]  New Orwell [1][2] [1] Completed pages. [2] Following a parish boundary change in April 1999, much of the area of Orwell on the Cambridge Road, previously known as 'New Orwell', is now part of the modern-day Parish of Wimpole. [3] These pages are being rebuilt after their transfer to the new website. The basic listings remain available for reference during the rebuilding. This Census listing for Arrington has been fully checked against [1] the handwritten enumerator documents, and [2] the 'Ancestry' transcription of those documents, both available on line. Arrington: Ermine Street and 'The Hardwicke Arms' c1920 [From an early postcard image in my collection] Crow End Cottages, Arrington Hill, Ermine Way, c1905 [From an early postcard image in my collection] This page was last updated on: 22 September 2019. Contact the Website     Read Our Guestbook     Search this Site Website © Copyright 2000-2021 Steve Odell