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Redditch Heritage Young Workers
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In 1851 at Unknown New End
Occupied By William James , 49 a Fish Hook Maker
Were the following young workers:
Servant John Smith aged 13, Fish Hook Maker.
Source: JC - Census
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In 1851 at Unknown Red Lion Street
Occupied By Edward Roberts, 41 a Wheelwright employed 2 men
Were the following young workers:
Son Walter Roberts aged 14, a Wheelwright.
Source: JC - Census
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In 1851 at Unknown Red Lion Street
Occupied By John Prescott, 57 a Woodman
Were the following young workers:
Son David Prescott aged 14, a Woodman.
Source: JC - Census
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In 1851 at Unknown Red Lion Street
Occupied By Mary Ann Webb, 31 a Needle Straightener
Were the following young workers:
Daughter Harriet Webb aged 12, a Needle Straightener.
Source: JC - Census
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In 1851 at Unknown Red Lion Street
Occupied By William Jeffries, 32 a Rural Police Officer
Were the following young workers:
Son Job Jefferies aged 12, a Printer.
Source: JC - Census
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In 1851 at Unknown Red Lion Street
Occupied By William Millward, 46 a Needle Maker
Were the following young workers:
Children Samuel Millward aged 14, Mary Millward aged 12 & Ann Elizabeth Millward aged 10,
Needle Makers.
Source: JC - Census
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