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1881 Census - 4th April
Information to be found on the 1881 Census
— Name of street or road, number or name of house
— Name and surname of each person
— Relation to head of family
— Condition (married, single, widowed etc)
— Age
— Sex
— Profession or occupation
— Birthplace (town and county)
— Whether 1. Deaf and Dumb 2. Blind 3. Imbecile or Idiot 4. Lunatic
— Number of rooms with one or more windows
This is the 1881 Census entry for Peter Pan Author J M Barrie. He was a student at the time living in lodgings with his landlady and a retired Army Officer.
1881 Census entry for Peter Pan author J M Barrie (click to enlarge)
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