No.	Head of Household	Age	Religion	Occupation	No. In House
1	Henry McCudden			(Public House)
2	Sarah A. Kilpatrick	35	Presbyterian	Housekeeper	1
3	Mary A. Collins	28	Protestant	Widow	3
4	Eliza Dillon	61	Methodist	Widow	2
5	Peter Wainwright	60	C.O.I.	(Lodging House)	9
6	Sarah Byrne	49	R.C.	(Tobacco Shop) Tobacconist	3
7	Isaac McKinlay	70	C.O.I.	(Lodging House)	15
8	Alexander McQuilland	68	Methodist	Car Owner	3
9	Isabell Eogan	26	R.C.	(Public House) Housekeeper	5
10	Robert Cartwright	51	C.O.I.	Income from Houses	6
11	EMPTY DWELLING
12 & 14	Edward Haliday	60	Society of Friends	(Grocers Shop) Grocer	3
13	Robert McNally	27	C.O.I.	(Lodging House) General Labourer	5
15	Jane Hendron	70	R.C.	(Lodging House) Boarding Housekeeper	7
16	Peter McAlister	72	R.C.	(Lodging House) Lodging Housekeeper	9
17	Jas. Henry Haughean	43	R.C.	General Labourer	5
18	David Murray	60	R.C.	Bricklayer	6
19	EMPTY DWELLING
20	Elizabeth McCluskey	60	R.C.	(Lodging House) Widow	4
21	James Moore	42	R.C.	Power Loom Weaver	6
22	George Cumberton	40	R.C.	(Butcher Shop) Butcher	2
23	Sarah Jane Lyons	31	R.C.	Veiner	3
24	John Hamill	43	R.C.	Master Cooper	6
25	Edward O’Neill	23	R.C.	(Saddler’s Shop)  Saddler	2
26	Mary Hughes	60	R.C.	Widow	4
27	Alice Scullion	48	R.C.	BLANK	2
28	Peter McCrory	28	R.C.	Shoemaker	5
29	Mary Anne Murray	37	R.C.	BLANK	6
30	Hugh McGuigan	38	R.C.	(Butcher’s Shop) Butcher	3
31	William Fox	31	R.C.	Linen Weaver	6
32	Mary McCaughley	65	R.C.	Seamstress	2
33	Edward Gannon	50	R.C	Hardware Dealer	2
34	& 36 John Haughey	50	R.C.	“Black Smyth”	8
35	Margaret Gallagher	50	R.C.	(Public House) "Milkmen and Grocer"	8
37	Terence Brady	39	R.C.	Tailor	13
38	Patrick McCrory	34	R.C.	Horse Shoer	9
39	Edward Daly	42	R.C.	Butcher	6
40	Bernard Nelson	40	R.C.	Flesher	5
41	Owen Dobbin	35	Roman Church	(Fruit Shop) Fish Monger	5
42	Mary O’Neill	71	R.C.	(Lodging House) Widow	4
43	Eliza Scullion	53	Catholic Church	Smoother	3
44	Thomas Crossey	50	R.C.	Car Driver	3
45	Joseph Brady	28	R.C.	Plasterer	5
46	Henry Maguinness	34	R.C.	Draper	5
47	William Brennan	26	R.C.	Carpenter	3
48	& 50 William Thompson		Methodist	(Grocery Shop) Manager Grocer	4
49	Annie Furphy	24	R.C.	Machine Stitcher	2
51	Joseph Lavery	44	R.C.	Builder	8
52	& 54 Richard Kennedy	52	R.C.	(Grocery Shop) General Merchant	3
53	Bernard Rocks	68	R.C.	Master Tailor	1
55	Michael Rocks	40	R.C.	Tailor	6
56	Joseph H. Preston	32	C.O.I.	Clerk Linen Manufacture	5
57	William Sands	60	R.C.	General Labourer	9
58	EMPTY DWELLING
59	Mary Gracey	49	R.C.	Widow	3
60	John Crozier	50	Presbyterian	Baker	2
61	& 63 Thomas Jordan	68	R.C.	Linen Manufacture	6
62	Lizzie Mullen	30	R.C.	Dressmaker	2
64	Annie Little	33	R.C.	BLANK	7
65& 67	Linen Factory
66	Patrick McGinn	50	R.C	Assistant Baker	3
68	Michael Brady	60	R.C.	Tailor	5
69	William Campbell	43	Irish Church	R.I. Constabulary	7
70	John Langley	44	R.C.	Linen Weaver	6
71	Mary Bunting	58	C.O.I.	BLANK	5
73	Joseph McConville	28	R.C.	Auctioneer	5
72& 74 & 76	Grocers Shop
75 & 77	James Gallagher	42	R.C.	(R.I.C. Barracks) Sergeant	7
	Margaret Ellen Gallagher		R.C.		4
78	Catherine Ward	48	R.C.	Dressmaker	1
79	John Turner	70	Methodist	Warper	4
80	John Burns	49	R.C.	Linen Weaver	6
81	Mary Best	60	C.O.I.	Housekeeper	5
82	Jane McKeown	64	R.C.	BLANK	3
83	Thomas Mathews	37	Presbyterian	Property Owner	11
84	& 86 James McVeigh	30	R.C.	(Public House) Spirit Merchant	5

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