No.	Head of Household	Age	Religion	Occupation	No. In House
1	Mary Anne Forbes	50	Episc.	Winder	1
2	Susan Boyd	45	Protestant Episc.	“Handkerchief”	2
3	David Archer	52	Irish Church	Foreman in Factory	6
4	James Hughes	28	Irish Church	General Labourer	4
5	Margaret Russell	30	Irish Church	Veiner	5
6	Samuel Maxwell	33	C.O.I.	Cambric Weaver	7
7	John Gardiner	40	Friends	Warper	2
8	Michael McCormick	52	Presbyterian	Registry Office	2
9	George Gilpin	43	C.O.I.	Linen Weaver	4
10	William James Webb	26	Protestant Episc.	Linen Weaver	2
11	Harriet Malcolm	64	C.O.I.	Housekeeper	1
12	Elizabeth Magill	48	Irish Protestant Episc.	Nurse	4
13	Jane McCombes	50	C.O.I.	BLANK	10
14	Empty Dwelling
15	James White	23	C.O.I.	Weaver	4
16	Empty Dwelling
17	Sarah McWhinny	64	“Uniterian”	Seamstress	1
18	William Donaldson	46	Presbyterian	Carter	7
19	Edward McKinley	32	Presbyterian	Bricklayer	4
20	Elizabeth Richardson	62	Methodist	Overseamer	3
21	Robert McDowell	38	Irish Church	Dealer	6
22	James Downey	56	C.O.I.	General Labourer	7
23	Annie McGeown	40	Presbyterian	(Grocery) Grocer	2
24	William McCorry	36	C.O.I.	Labourer	8
25	John Houston	42	Presbyterian	Bricklayer	8
26	Annie Mitchell	28	C.O.I.	Veiner	9
27	Elizabeth Horner	26	Protestant Church	Housekeeper	3
28	Bessie Hamilton	46	Irish Church	Caretaker	2
29	Empty Dwelling
30	Empty Dwelling
31	James Weir	29	C.O.I.	Foreman	2
32	Francis Russell	45	C.O.I.	Hemstitch Seamer	5
33	Samuel Wright	40	Presbyterian	Labourer	7
34	LURGAN WORKHOUSE				421
35	John Street National School

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