No.	Head of Household	Age	Religion	Occupation	No. In House
1	Michael Rock	50	C.O.I.	General Labourer	2
2	John Thompson	40	C.O.I.	General Labourer	2
3	Elizabeth Ewart	50	C.O.I.	Housekeeper	4
4	Robert Uprichard	40	Irish Church	Grocer & Farmer	6
5	Elizabeth Mitchell	40	C.O.I.	Housekeeper	3
6	John McDowell	27	C.O.I.	Damask Weaver	2
7	John Baxter	41	C.O.I.	Shoemaker	4
8	William McDowell	54	C.O.I.	Weaver	3
9	Jane Black	54	C.O.I.	BLANK	7
10	Margaret Moreland	40	C.O.I.	Hemstitch Smoother	7
11	Thomas Mitchell	50	C.O.I.	Farm Labourer	6
12	William John Bullick	49	Presbyterian	Cambric Weaver	9
13	Margaret Kearney	53	C.O.I.	Veiner	3
14	Isabella Miller	57	C.O.I.	Housekeeper	4
15	James Stevenson	27	Wesleyan Methodist	Damask Weaver	6
16	Elizabeth Dynes	56	Methodist	Handkerchief Overseamer	3
17	John Haddock	51	C.O.I.	Bread Server	5
18	William Shields	39	Presbyterian	Teacher, National School	6
19	Jane Jenkinson	52	C.O.I.	Housekeeper	5
20	Mathew Headley	55	C.O.I.	Scripture Reader	3
21	Sarah Bryans	55	C.O.I.	BLANK	4
22	Thomas Wilson	40	“Church”	Power Loom Weaver	5
23	Mary Hull	50	Irish Church	BLANK	4
24	Jane McCormick	34	Irish Church	Veiner	6
25	George Mitchell	36	Irish Church	General Labourer	8
26	Jane Montgomery	54	C.O.I.	Housekeeper	3
27	Robert Cartwright	60	C.O.I.	Cambric Weaver	3
28	David Black	31	Irish Church	General Labourer	6
29	Andrew Maguire	29	Presbyterian	Compositor	3
30	Thomas McKenna	40	C.O.I.	General Labourer	5
31	Henry Harland	35	Irish Church	Labourer	5
32	Mary Harland	50	Irish Church	BLANK	2
33	Elizabeth McNally	60	Irish Church	BLANK	2
34	Ezekiel Mawhirt	50	Presbyterian	Carter	4
35	Elizabeth Lyttle	46	Presbyterian	Grocer	5

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