No.	Head of Household	Age	Religion	Occupation	No. In House
1	Empty Dwelling	-	-	-	-
2	Christopher Ogle	44	C.O.I.	Baker	8
3	William J. Tippon	23	C.O.I.	General Labourer	2
4	Thomas Carson	34	C.O.I.	Damask Weaver	7
5	Thomas Geddis	36	Baptist	Linen Weaver	4
6	John Thompson	36	Epis.	Labourer	8
7	Samuel Wilson	42		Linen Weaver	7
8	John Turner	52	C.O.I.	Weaver	4
9	Robert Cordner	46	C.O.I.	Tenter	10
10	James Mount	48	C.O.I.	Carpenter	3
11	Samuel Caulfield	63	C.O.I.	Cambric Weaver	4
12	David Donaldson	54	Epis.	Labourer	3
13	Empty Dwelling	-	-	-	-
14	William Metcalf	27	C.O.I.	Tailor	3
15	Lena Cherry	50	Presbyterian	House Work	4
16	James Lyness	39	C.O.I.	Labourer	4
17	Mary England	29	Presbyterian	Veiner	3
18	Margaret Wilson	63	C.O.I.	Mistress of Home	5
19	Robert Hewitt	53	C.O.I.	Labourer	5
20	Dawson Thornbury	33	C.O.I.	Army Pensioner	5
21	James Johnston	26	C.O.I.	Tailor	4
22	Mary Drummond	36	C.O.I.	Weaver	2
23	Rebecca J. Trainer	30	Irish Church	House Keeping	5
24	David Megaw	42	C.O.I.	Damask Weaver	1
25	Elizabeth Cully	32	Irish Church	Housekeeper	6
26	Elizabeth Wilson	50	C.O.I.	Machinist	1
27	Allen Dewart	30	C.O.I.	Labourer	6
28	Annie Wilson	30	Salvation Army	Vice Folder	7
29	Robert Dynes	30	Methodist	Cambric Weaver	6
30	William Jones	37	C.O.I.	Labourer Bricklayer	5
31	John Smyth	34	Presbyterian	Harness Maker	5
32	William Wilson	45	C.O.I.	Weaver	7
33	Empty Dwelling	-	-	-	-
34	Samuel Thompson	65	Irish Church	Cambric Weaver	4
35	John Sharkey	60	Epis.	Linen Weaver	5
36	James Neill	51	C.O.I.	Weaver	7
37	Matilda Houston	30	Presbyterian	Veiner	5
38	James Turkington	50	C.O.I.	Cambric Weaver	4
39	Robert Hobbs	51	Presbyterian	Linen Weaver	10
40	Elizabeth Webb	42	Irish Church	Over Seamer	2

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