No.	Head of Household	Age	Religion	Occupation	No. In House
1	Town Hall
2	Free Library
3	John McCabe	43		(R.I.C. Barracks) Head Cons RIC	7
4	John Dunwoody	68	Presbyterian	Ex Sergeant RIC	5
5	Empty Dwelling
6	Mary Ann McKeown	72	Irish Prod Epis Church	Housekeeper	5
7	Harriet Anderson	39	Irish Church	Widow	8
8	Elizabeth Brown	60	Presbyterian		8
9	William John Wilson	45	Presbyterian	Sergeant RIC	7
10	John Duffy	35	Wes Methodist	Painter	5
11	Methodist Sabbath School
12	George Ferguson	49	Methodist		4
13	William H Campbell	29	Salvation Army	Merchant Sailor	6
14	Mary Haliday	78	Presbyterian		6
15	Hugh O Hanlon	59	RC	Commission Agent	5
16	David Douglas	50	C.O.I	Plumber	2
17	Thomas Alderdice	30	Brethren	Litter Carrier	7
18	Maggie Johnston	27	Presbyterian	Folder	2
19	Joseph Stanley	32	Salvation Army	Salvation Army Officer	4
20	Thomas Rea	37	Church Of God	Boot maker	8
21	William Metcalf	61	C.O.I	Farm Servant	4
22	Frank McKeown	28	C.O.I	Grocer	5
23	Robert Uprichard	50	C.O.I	Machine Hemstitcher (Master)	6
24	Louis C Bellsmith	42	Methodist	Photographer	3
25	Lizzie Shields	43	Presbyterian	House Work	2
26	Robert Alderdice	26	Presbyterian	Painter	6
27	William Carson	58	Methodist	Librarian in Reading Room	6
28	James Uprichard	55	S.O.F	Gardener	7
29	Salvation Hall
30	Francis Robinson		C.O.I	House Painter	2
31	Samuel Mahaffy	29	C.O.I	Counting House Clerk	7
32	George Fleming	38	C.O.I	Mercantile Clerk	2
33	Mary J Holland	51	Irish Church	Grocer	5
34	Richard Elliott	43	C.O.I	Train Inspector	7
35	Robert Corner	70	C.O.I	Weaver Cambric	3
36	Robert Craig	56	C.O.I	Brewery Man	7
37	David Archer	45	Presbyterian	Bricklayer	4
38	Mary Jane Ward	38	Presbyterian	Veiner	2
39	Robert Hawthorne	54	C.O.I	Gardener	10
40	Thomas Turkington	43	Methodist	Warper	9
41	Margaret A Doak	54	Irish Prod Epis	Housekeeping	6
42	Samuel Carson	39	Irish Prod Epis	Tender of cropping machine in factory	6
43	Ann Wilson	55	C.O.I	Laundress	2
44	Robert Burns	45	C.O.I	Tailor	5
45	Thomas Irwin	33	Prod Epis Church	Farmer	2
46	Margaret J Cooper	62	Prod Epis Church	Housekeeper	4
47	John Freeburn	48	C.O.I	Coal Merchant	2
48	James McCallum	29	C.O.I	Confectionery Shop	4
49	Empty Dwelling
50	Mary Cordner	70	Irish Church	Grocer	1
51	Joseph Uprichard	57	C.O.I	Weaver Unemployed	5
52	John Martin	74	Presbyterian	Retired Clerk in Brown Office	4
53	Margaret Wells	32	C.O.I	Veiner	3
54	Mary J Archer	60	Presbyterian	Housekeeper	5
55	James Black	45	Prod Epis	None	2
56	Hannah Farrell	50	Prod Epis	Seamstress	3
57	Benjamin Morrison	57	Presbyterian	Cambric Weaver	3
58	Valentine Turkington	46	Presbyterian	Grocer	5
59	Ruth Uprichard	65	C.O.I	Laundress	1
60	Rose Ann Uprichard	65	C.O.I		2
61	Margaret Wilson	46	C.O.I	Hemstitch Smoother	5
62	James Harrison	31	C.O.I	Linen Weaver	4
63	Sydney Bell	54	C.O.I	Overseamer	5
64	John Black	42	Presbyterian	Baker	3
65	George McCullough	35	C.O.I	Cambric Weaver	2
66	Elizabeth McDowell	40	C.O.I	Housework	2
67	Margaret Patterson	40	Salvation Army	Veiner	2
68	Thomas Henderson	53	Presbyterian	Grocer	5
69	William Henry Hare	33	C.O.I	Grocer	5
70	William Warnick	25	Irish Church	Mechanic	3
71	William Livingston	27	Methodist	Clerk	6
72	William Bell	51	C.O.I	Labourer	2
73	Robert Abraham	40	C.O.I	Farm Labourer	6
74	David Hewitt	80	Irish Church	Labourer	2
75	John Kerr	48	Baptist	Gen Dom Servant	2
76	William H Boyce	50	Presbyterian	Jacquard Machinist	6
77	Sarah A Fleming	78	Christian		3
78	Elizabeth Withers	40	C.O.I	Housekeeper	5
79	George Cannavan	50	Methodist	General Labourer	6
80	Thomas White	27	Methodist	Linen Weaver	2
81	William Stevenson	60	Wes Methodist		4
82	Thomas Holland	60	C.O.I		3
83	William J Fleming	60	C.O.I	Estate Agent	6
84	Edwin J Donaldson	28	Methodist	Clerk	2

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