Grewelthorpe

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GREWELTHORPE CENSUS STATISTICS
1851. Population 573.
1861. Population 535. 270 males. 265 Females. 124 families. 123 dwellings occupied.
1871
1881. Population 516. 254 males. 262 females. 123 families. 122 dwellings occupied.
1891. Population 440.
1901. Population 397. 194 males. 203 Females. 99 families. 99 dwellings occupied.
1911. Population 463. 204 males. 230 Females. 111 families.
1921. Population 446. 4,399 acres. 207 males. 239 Females.
1931. Population 410. 197 males. 213 females. 114 dwellings occupied. 0.65 persons per room. 0.09 persons per acre.
1951. Population 432. 3,455 acres.
1961. Population 397. 185 males. 212 females. 126 families. 126 dwellings occupied. 0.63 persons per room.
1971. Population 365.
1981. Population 398. 1,398 hectares.
2021 Population 518. 257 males. 261 females.
OCCUPATIONS IN GREWELTHORPE.1851.
Farmers. 41. Farm Labourers 15. Farm servants. 5. Agricultural Labourers 24.House maids & domestic servants. 20. Charwoman.1.Bootmakers. 1. Shoemakers. 5. Cordwainers. 2.Wood Turner. 1. Carpenters & Joiners. 6.Blacksmiths. 3. Whitesmith.1.Stonemason. 1.Tailor. 1.Straw Bonnet makers. 4. Milliner 1. Dressmakers. 4.Saddler. 1 wife.Damask Linen Manuacturer. 1.Butchers. 4.Grocers.1.Fellmongers. 4.Innkeeper.1. Victualler. 1. Publican. 1.Schoolmasters. 2. Independent Mercinary.1.House Painter. 1. Proprietor of Land. 6.Apprentices. 6.Annuitants. 6.Paupers. 16.Males 65 and over.15. Females 65 and over.19. Widowers. 9. Widows. 18. Children under 12. 182. Average size of family 4.47. The largest family was The Calverts with 11 members.
OCCUPATIONS IN GREWELTHORPE IN 1861.
Farmers.55. Farm Labourers and servants. 5. Agricultural Labourers 26. Plowman.1.Housemaids & Domestic servants. 14. Charwoman. 1. Ladies Maid. 1. Washerwoman.1.Shoemakers. 4Carpenters & Joiners. 6.Blacksmiths. 2. Tailors. 3.Straw Bonnet Makers. 3. Dressmakers 2.Stonemason. 1.Butchers. 3.Grocers. 2.Fellmongers. 3. Game keeper. 1. Woodman & Watcher. 1.Innkeeper. 1. Publicans. 2.Schoolmaster. 1. School teacher. 1.House Painter. 1.Proprietor of land. 3.Apprentices. 7.Tinner. 1.Chimney Sweep. 1.Copper Plate engraver. 1.Clock & Watch repairer.1.Cream Cheese makers. 2.Dairymaids. 7.Carters. 16.Nailmaker. 1.Males 65 and over. 23. Females 65 and over 22. Widowers. 10 Widows. 17.Children under 12. 146. Average family size 4.28. The largest family in the village was the Richmonds with 13 members.
OCCUPATIONS IN GREWELTHORPE IN 1871.
Farmers. 43. Farm Labourers.9. Agricultural Labourers. 16. Cattle dealer. 1.Housemaids & domestic servants. 17. Charwoman. 1. Dairymaid. 1.Shoemakers. 7.Carpenters & Joiners. 7.Blacksmiths. 3.Tailors. 4.Straw Bonnet Makers. 1. Straw Plaiters. 4.Dressmakers.8.Stonemason. 1.Mason.1.Butchers. 2.Grocers. 4. Butter Factor. 1.Fellmongers. 6. Game keepers. 2. Shepherd. 1.Publicans. 3.Schoolteacher.1.House painter. 1.Apprentices. 3.Annuitants. 11.Copper Plate engraver. 1.Cream Cheese maker.6.Woodmen. 2.Vicar. 1.Corn Miller. 1. Corn Mill Labourer. 1.Newsagent .1.Draper. 1.Builder. 1.Pedlar .1.Labourers. 2.Hackfall Guide. 1.Males 65 and over. 25. Females 65 and over 16. Widowers.9. Widows. 14.Children under 12. 101.Largest family in village. George Leathley and family with 9 members.
OCCUPATIONS IN GREWELTHORPE IN 1881.
Farmers. 54. Farm Labourers. 7. Agricultural Labourers. 18. Plowmen. 2. Cattle dealer. 1.Farm Bailiff. 1. Land Agent. 1.Housemaids & Domestic servants. 18. Charwoman. 1.Shoemakers. 3.Carpenters & Joiners.9.Blacksmiths. 4.Tailors. 3.Milliner. 1. Dressmakers. 6.Stonemasons. 3.Wheelwright. 1.Butchers. 2.Grocers. 5.Innkeepers. 2. Publican. 1.Schoolmaster. 1. School teachers. 3.House painters. 4.Apprentices. 2.Annuitants. 17.Paupers. 2.Copper Plate engraver. 1.Cream cheese makers. 4.Carter. 1. Cab Proprietor. 1.Game Keeper. 1. Hind. 1.Woodman & Watchers. 4.Police Officer.1.Lodging Housekeeper. 1.Vicar or local preacher. 3.Doctor. 1. Newsagent. 1.Castrator & Vet. 1.Males 65 and over. 33. Females 65 and over. 22. Widowers. 13. Widows. 19.Children under 12. 133.Average size of family 4.19.Largest family in the village was the Moores with 10 members.
OCCUPATIONS IN GREWELTHORPE IN 1901.
Farmers. 43. Farm servants.13. Farm Labourers. 13. Agricultural Labourers 11. Stockman. 1. Farm Bailiff. 1. Housemaids & domestic servants. 2.Wood Turner. 1. Carpenters & Joiners. 2.Whitesmith. 1.Milliner. 1.Stonemasons. 2.Butcher. 1.Grocer. 1.Game dealer & fishmonger. 1.Innkeepers. 3. School teacher. 1.House Painters. 2.Architect. 1.Clock & Watch repairer. 1.Game Keepers. 5.Post Master or mistress. 2. Postman. 1.Coachman. 1. Cab Proprietor. 1.Vicar. 1.Gardener. 1.
Males 65 and over. 21. Females 65 and over. 16. Widowers. 6. Widows. 12.Children under 12. 93.
Average family size 4.
Largest family in the village was the Calverts with 9 members.
OCCUPATIONS IN GREWELTHORPE IN 1911.
Farmers 47. Farm Labourers 24. Horseman 1. Housekeepers & domestic servants 13. Nurse 2. Cook 1. Dairymaid 4. Dressmakers 3. Woodsmen 3. Quarryman 1. Highways labourer 1. Gardener 1. Innkeepers 4. Waitress. 1. Grocers 6. Greengrocer 1. Fruiterer 1. Butchers 3. shop assistant.1. Draper 1. Woollen rag merchant 1. postal workers. 3. Fireman 1. Joiners 5. Tailors 2. Shoesmith & Boot repairer 2. Meal & Corn dealer 2. School teachers & Head including Governess. 3. Engine driver 1. Engine cleaner 1. Electrical engineer 1. Blacksmith 2. Wheelwright 2. Coachsmith 1. Stonemason 4. Carter & Carrier 1. Carriage proprietor 1. Decorator 1. Caretaker 1. Clergyman 1. Military 1. Dentist 1. Private means 7.


111 Houses. 6 Uninhabited. 8 Buildings not residential.
Males 204. Females 230. Total adult population 434.
5 Widowers and 16 widows.

Researched by B.Bradley .

Grewelthorpe History

  • 1939 Register for Grewelthorpe.
  • A Brief History
  • A Racehorse called Grewelthorpe
  • ARP wardens and other volunteers.
  • Beggars Bush Farm
  • Boxing Match
  • Bramley Grange
  • Brewers & Innkeepers of Masham and surrounding area
  • Bush Farm sale March 1831
  • Calverley Diary
  • Celebrations
  • Census Statistics
  • Chartulary - Bramley
  • Churchmen in Grewelthorpe
  • Churchmen of Grewelthorpe
  • Civil War Hoard
  • Cricket Club
  • Directories
  • Domesday Book
  • Edgar Chapman
  • Electoral Registers Grewelthorpe
  • Evacuees. World War 2.
  • Fingerfield farm Grewelthorpe
  • French War Escape Hero lived in Grewelthorpe.
  • George Leathley
  • Grewelthorpe 1911
  • Grewelthorpe Ghost stories
  • Grewelthorpe Inclosure Award
  • Grewelthorpe Man
  • Grewelthorpe Mill
  • Grewelthorpe Pond
  • Grewelthorpe Reading Room
  • Grewelthorpe residents in 1838
  • Grewelthorpe Women at work
  • Hidden bottle in Church
  • Houses in 1911
  • Houses in Grewelthorpe in 1921.
  • Infant Mortality
  • Knights Templar
  • Land Owners
  • Leonard Lonsdale
  • Les Taylor - Oral History
  • Major William Thomas Buxey
  • Masham Peculiar Court
  • Methodists
  • Mickley
  • Mickley Mill.
  • Mickley Water Supply and drainage
  • Nutwith in Grewelthorpe
  • Old School &, Village Photos
  • Robbery in Grewelthorpe 1849
  • Roll of Honour WW1
  • Roll of Honour WW2
  • Royal Oak Public House
  • School Canteen
  • School History Part 1.
  • School History Part 4.
  • School History. Part 2.
  • School History. Part 3.
  • School Play 1938
  • Street Lights
  • The Canadian Emigrant
  • The Royal British Legion
  • Time Line
  • Two boys killed by bomb.
  • Village Survey 1970 - 1971
  • W.T.Neave.
  • War Memorial
  • War Time in Grewelthorpe
  • Water for Grewelthorpe
  • Wayside Cross
  • West Riding House of Correction
  • William George Leathley
  • Wills. 1600 - 1860
  • Workhouse Inmates
  • WW2 Bombers crash in area

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