Offenham 1921
Description of Enumeration District: “The whole of the Civil Parish of Offenham, including Blackminster, Emm’s House, Cadbury’s Cottages and Knights’ Cottage in road leading to South Littleton, Bennetts Hill Farm, Houses in Sheepditch Lane, Cottages at Crossroads at Newtown, Field Farm, Council Houses, Three Cocks Cottages, Bolton’s Farm, Jubilee Villa, The Cross, Faulk Mill, Dibden and Bridge Inn."
Enumerator: Not indicated, but initials were WJC.
Estimated Number of Families, ie separate occupiers: 185
Note: Only schedules 9-15 are included as these are houses which, in 1949, transferred to the parish of Badsey.
Mileage (the distance which would be necessarily traversed within the district between the first house and the last in the collection of the schedules): 8 miles
Click on the schedule number to see details about each member of the household.
| No. | Address on Census | Present-day Address | Surnames of People in Household Sort descending |
|---|---|---|---|
| 13 | Blackminster | The Old Farm House, Birmingham Road, Blackminster | BILLINGTON |
| 11 | Blackminster | Victoria Cottage, Station Road, Blackminster | CHARLWOOD |
| 15 | Blackminster | Rose Cottage, Birmingham Road, Blackminster | COX |
| 10 | Blackminster | Orchard House, Station Road, Blackminster | ELLIS; BROOKES |
| 12 | Blackminster | Corner House, Station Road, Blackminster | KNIGHT |
| 14 | Blackminster | Ivanhoe, Birmingham Road, Blackminster | KNIGHT |
| 9 | Blackminster | Lime Trees, Station Road, Blackminster | TAPLIN; SMITH |