No.	Head of Household	Age	Religion	Occupation	No. In House
1	EMPTY DWELLING
2	Jane Wiley	46	C.O.I	Private	2
3	Andrew O’Hare	46	R.C.	Plasterer	4
4	Anne Speers	50	R.C.	BLANK	7
5	Rose Ann Irwin	30	R.C.	House Keeper	7
6	Francis Heaney	49	R.C.	Power Loom Tenter	8
7	George Harvey	26	C.O.I.	Plumber	7
8	William Henry Osborne	28	Presbyterian	Manager Warp Warehouse	3
9	SHOP
10	Samuel Burnison	43	C.O.I.	Tenter	9
11	Thomas Brown	48	C.O.I.	Gate Keeper	4
12	Robert Boston	30	C.O.I.	Dresser	3
13	Samuel Maxwell	41	C.O.I.	Porter	11
14	David Magill	35	C.O.I.	Weaver	6
15	John Burnison	22	C.O.I.	Mechanic	4
16	Margaret Cushnie	49	Baptist	Power Loom Linen Weaver	1
17	Henry Magill	57	C.O.I.	Yarn Drawer	5
18	William Hamilton	46	C.O.I.	Tenter	12
19	William J. McGivern	35	C.O.E.	Tenter	8
20	Anne Jane Crozier	45	C.O.I.	Cambric Weaver	3
21	Joseph Bell	31	C.O.I.	Cambric Weaver	5
22	James Crozier	28	C.O.I.	Power Loom Tenter	6
23	James Magill	47	C.O.I.	General Labourer	9
24	Alexander Dynes	50	R.C.	Linen Weaver	11
25	Daniel Johnston	50	R.C.	Carpenter	9
26	Ellen Davis	60	Methodist	Housekeeper	3
27	Thomas Tomlinson	58	Methodist	Hand Loom Weaver	4
28	Robert Corner	37	C.O.I.	Weaver	8
29	John Boulding	58	Irish Church	Carpenter	4
30	William J. Collins	28	C.O.I.	Weaver	4
31	William J. Neill	57	Presbyterian	Linen Warper	10
32	Robert Duff	51	Presbyterian	Press Correspondent	4
33	Thomas Martin	64	Salvation Army	Caretaker	1
34	MODEL SCHOOL

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