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Young Workers Redditch Heritage
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In 1861 at Unknown Church Green East
Occupied By John Osborne, 60 a Bank Agent
Were the following young workers:
Servant Emma Tongue aged 14, House Servant.
Source: JC - Census
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In 1861 at Unknown Church Green East
Occupied By John R. Nicholson, 30 a General Practioner M.D.
Were the following young workers:
Servant Mary A. Bradley aged 14, Nurse.
Source: JC - Census
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In 1861 at Unknown Church Green East
Occupied By Thomas Henry Hill, 24 a Foreman Fish Hook Factory
Were the following young workers:
Servant Martha Wilkes aged 10, House Servant.
Source: JC - Census
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In 1861 at Unknown Church Green West
Occupied By William Jeffries, 43 a Baliff of County Court
Were the following young workers:
Daughters Fanny Jefferies aged 13, Needle Paperer and Charlotte Ellen Jefferies aged 11,
Needle Paperer..
Source: JC - Census
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In 1861 at 65 Evesham Street
Occupied By Benjamin Johnson, 43 a Grocer & Needle Finisher
Were the following young workers:
Sons George Johnson aged 14, a Shoe Maker, Frederick Johnson aged 11 & Walter Johnson
aged 10, Part Scholar & part worker.
Source: JC - Census
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In 1861 at Unknown Evesham Street
Occupied By George Hemming, 43 a Needle Stamper
Were the following young workers:
Step-son William E. Andrews aged 11, an Errand Boy.
Source: JC - Census
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