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Electoral rolls - Badsey, 1891

Notes on the 1891 Electoral Roll

The Electoral Roll is currently sorted by electoral number (ownership voters listed first alphabetically, followed by occupation voters); to sort on Name or Address, simply click on the column heading. To find out further details about the nature of the electoral qualification, click on the number. As a result of the 1888 Local Government Act, people were now able to vote in local government as well as parliamentary elections.

Who could vote in parliamentary elections

Males aged 21 years who were householders or £10 per annum lodgers.

Who couldn’t vote in parliamentary elections

Women; men aged 21 and over who didn’t meet the property requirement; men under 21; aliens; peers; lunatics; postmasters; election agents; male paupers; commissioners and those who collected Government revenues.

Number Sort ascending Name Address of Voter
65 HOOPER, George Frederick Knowle Hill, Evesham
64 HALL, Thomas Badsey
63 GIBBS, William 78 Bearwood Hill, Smethwick
62 GIBBS, Rowland Loxley 13 West Street, Stratford-on-Avon
61 GIBBS, Edward Appelbee 13 West Street, Stratford-on-Avon
60 GIBBS, Arthur John 18 Shenley Road, Peckham Road, Camberwell, SE
59 GEPP, Charles Granville Badsey
58 BYRD, Henry The Brewery, Stratford-on-Avon
57 ATTWOOD, George King's Heath, Birmingham
56 APPELBEE, Herbert Edward Meville 4 Stafford Place, Buckingham Gate, SW
55 APPELBEE, Horace Ridley 44 Rosslyn Hill, Hampstead, NW
54 APPELBEE, Arthur Sidney 7 Chilton Road, Snow Hill, Bath