No.	Head of Household	Age	Religion	Occupation	No. In House
85	Folding Factory
86	Joseph Duke	70	Presbyterian	Linen Manufacturer	10
87	George Wake	60	C.O.I	Retired Merchant	3
88	Alfred Alford	41	Presbyterian	Sewing Machine Mechanic	10
89	Mary Ann Wilson	66	Presbyterian		5
90	Thomas Cooke	65	C.O.I	Carpenter	5
91	James McIlwaine	64	Presbyterian	Pension for Army	5
92	Ellen McMullen	32	C.O.I	Dressmaker	2
93	Robert A Shields	47	Presbyterian	Schoolmaster	7
94	William Wetherall	66	C.O.I	Clerk	3
95	William Douie	46	Methodist	Tea Agent	4
96	Thomas Caulfield	40	C.O.I	Labourer	6
97	Francis Turner	25	Baptist	Sugar Boiler	2
98	James Withers	72	Prod Epis	General Labourer	3
99	Robert Morrow	38	Salvation Army	House Painter	8
100	Thomas Harvey	47	C.O.I	Gardener	5
101	Jane Mahaffy	44	Irish Church	Smoother	9
102	Samuel Hamilton	22	Presbyterian	Laundry Worker	3
103	Jackson Stothers	34	Presbyterian	Grocer assistant	3
104	Handkerchief Stitching Factory
105	John H Kelly	45	Epis C.O.I	Clerk	6
106	William Ballentine	30	C.O.I	Tailors Cutter	7
107	William Cooper	52	C.O.I	Weaver	7
108	Robert Doak	34	C.O.I	Tailor	8
109	Sarah Caulfield	61	Saints gathered at Lurgan	Occupied in house work	4
110	Alexander Carson	51	Baptist	Damask Weaver	2
111	James McMerrie	27	C.O.I	Labourer	2
112	Margaret Carson	40	Presbyterian	Hemstitch Smoother	1
113	Hannah Uprichard	37	C.O.I parish church	Hemstitch Smoother	5
114	Eliza Jane Ospital	47	Christian gathered to the name of the Lord	Machinist	2
115	Eliza J Uprichard	40	C.O.I	Handkerchief smoother	3
116	James McIlwaine	70	Presbyterian	Pensioner Private 45 regiment	2
117	John Uprichard	50	C.O.I	Carter	5
118	Elizabeth Haddock	50	C.O.I	Housework	4
119	George Haddock	29	Irish Church	Carter	5
120	Charles Ferry	35	C.O.I Epis	Power Loom Weaver	9
121	William McCord	35	C.O.I /Epis	Power Loom Weaver	9
122	William Craig	36	Salvation Army	Baker	6
123	George Cunningham	32	Presbyterian	Mineral Water Salesman	4
124	Sabbath School
125	Charles Baird	54	C.O.I	Carpenter	10
126	Hugh McDonald	35	RC	Constable R.I.C	3
127	Gospel Hall
128	Rose Ann Whitfield	61	S.O.F	Caretaker of Dispensary	1
129	Annie Duffy	30	Salvation Army		2
130	William McKinney	57	Methodist	Church Sexton	3
131	Hugh Duffy	28	Methodist	Painter	4
132	Francis Atkinson	50	Irish Church	Labourer	5
133	Handkerchief Factory
134	Joseph Cordner	25	C.O.I	Bicycle Maker	5
135	James Mulholland	34	Presbyterian	Sewing Machine Mechanic	6
136	Elizabeth Lutton	54	Epis	Warp Winder	3
137	John McCappan	62	Methodist	Boot Maker	3
138	Hugh Finlay	36	Methodist	Cambric Weaver	7
139	William Magee	25	C.O.I	Bread Server	2
140	Alexander Gregson	21	Baptist	Clerk	8
141	Alexander Nesbitt	47	Epis	General Labourer	12
142	James Turkington	43	C.O.I	Cabinet Maker	6
143	Margaret Bell	38	C.O.I/Epis	Confectionery Shop	2
144	Allen Long	60	C.O.I	Signal Man	2
145	Charles McGuigan	40	C.O.I	Librarian	7
146	Samuel Brown	45	C.O.I	Laundry Man	8
147	John Wilson	55	Irish Church	Ex Litter Carrier	3
148	William Webb	34	Irish Church	Bricklayer	6
149	Andrew McCleery	45	Presbyterian	Carpenter	5
150	Sarah Uprichard	35	Christian	Dressmaker	3
151	John McGeown	38	Presbyterian	Postman	2
152	Joseph Cummins	57	Presbyterian	Master Carpenter	9
153	Thomas Hill	50	C.O.I	Tailor	10
154	William James Martin	75	Presbyterian	Carpenter & Builder	4
155	Fred Douglas	38	Methodist	Clerk	8
156	Elizabeth Anderson	39	Methodist	Owner house property	2
157	Christy Magee	54	R.C.	Victualler	10
158	Patrick Walsh	71	C.O.I	Carpenter	3
159	Sarah McMullen	72	Christian known as Brethren	Retired	2
160	John Mahaffy	42	C.O.I	House and Land Agent	3
161	Thomas John Kerr	34	Methodist	Merchant Sailor	7
162	Samuel Magowan	26	Presbyterian	Draper	5
163	Weigh Bridge
164	Carpenters shop
165	Barbers shop
166	Public House
167	Charles Magee	47	RC	Spirit Merchant	7

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