No.	Head of Household	Age	Religion	Occupation	No. In House
1	Mary Callaghan	50	Irish Church	Over Seamer	6
2	John McGratten	50	Irish Church	Cambric Weaver	5
3	Mary King	45	Methodist	Laundress	7
4	Arthur Magill	37	C.O.I.	Power Loom Weaver	5
5	Ann Mulholland	38	C.O.I.	Handkerchief Folder	4
6	William Creaney	52	C.O.I.	Weaver	2
7	James Robinson	70	C.O.I.	Damask Weaver	3
8	William Brown	33	Irish Church	Linen Weaver	7
9	Robert Mitchell	66	C.O.I.	Cannot Work	7
10	Joseph Harrison	61	C.O.I.	Carpenter	5
11	William Robinson	66	C.O.I.	Linen Weaver	7
12	Jane Johnston	54	C.O.I.	Housekeeper	5
13	William Sands	39	C.O.E.	Garner	7
14	Empty Dwelling
15	Empty Dwelling
16	James McDowell	35	Presbyterian	Labourer	6
17	Joshua McNeice	52	C.O.I.	Fitter	10
18	Samuel J. McCrory	27	Christian so called brethren	Clerk in Hemstitch Factory	5
19	Empty Dwelling
20	John McCourt	30	Presbyterian	Bricklayer	6
21	Empty Dwelling
22	Empty Dwelling
23	Empty Dwelling
24	Empty Dwelling
25	Empty Dwelling
26	Sarah Mullseed	50	C.O.I.	Laundry Woman	1
27	John Donaldson	22	Lurgan Irish Church	Van Man	3
28	George Street National School
29	Empty Dwelling
30	Richard Weatherall	46	C.O.I.	Laundry Proprietor	9
31	William Jackson	48	C.O.I.	Car Driver	4
32	James Topping	58	C.O.I.	Scripture Reader	5
33	Mary Mitchell	46	C.O.I.	Widow	4
34	Thomas Tate	50	Christian known as brethren	Labourer	5
35	John Sturgeon	63	Presbyterian	Army Pensioner from 27 Regiment of foot	10
36	William Bryans	30	C.O.I.	House Painter	5
37	William Gilliland	38	Presbyterian	Labourer	3
38	Joseph McCallum	30	Presbyterian	Postman	7
39	William Walker	35	C.O.I.	Cloth Presser	6
40	Empty Dwelling
41	Stewart Cunningham	55	C.O.I.	Weaver	4
42	William Burns	50	Presbyterian	Carpenter	8
43	George Brown	48	C.O.I.	Weaver	5
44	Jane Morton	70	Irish Church	Widow	3
45	Rachel Wilson	34	C.O.E.	Winder	4
46	Mary A. Mitchell	46	C.O.I.	Housekeeper	3

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