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Young Workers Redditch Heritage
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In 1881 at 7 Adelaide Street
Occupied By Thomas Ellis, 50 a Needle Finisher
Were the following young workers:
Daughter Clara Ellis aged 14, a Paper Creaser.
Source: BS - Census
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In 1881 at 38 Alcester Street
Occupied By Alfred John Tay, 32 a Fishing Tackle Foreman
Were the following young workers:
Servant Eliza A. Avery aged 12, a General Servant.
Source: JC - Census
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In 1881 at 3 Alcester Street
Occupied By Arthur Thomas Kinchen, 40 a Confectioner employing 1 boy
Were the following young workers:
Servant Adeline Pearce aged 14, a Domestic Servant.
Source: JC - Census
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In 1881 at 36 Alcester Street
Occupied By Henry Oakley, 53 a Milk Seller & Green Grocer
Were the following young workers:
Daughter Sarah Oakley aged 14, a Fly Maker.
Source: JC - Census
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In 1881 at Unknown Church Green East
Occupied By Elizabeth Ledbury (widow), 43 a Needle Maker
Were the following young workers:
Children Lavinia Ledbury aged 14, Needle Maker and Walter E. Ledbury aged 12, Fish Hook
Maker.
Source: JC - Census
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In 1881 at 16 Church Green South
Occupied By Alfred Charles Hopkins, 30 a Hair Cutter
Were the following young workers:
Servant Elizabeth Boot aged 13, Domestic Servant.
Source: JC - Census
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