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[John Durie was the farmer at Buxley, and employed several labourers who resided with their families in separate houses on the property.]

Number of householder’s schedule Name of Street, Place, or Road, and Name or No. of House Name and Surname of each Person who abode in the house, on the Night of the 30th March, 1851 Relation to Head of Family Condition Age of [Gender] Rank, Profession, or Occupation Where Born
8 Hind’s House, Buxley James Badger Head Widower 56 M Farm Servant Haddingtonshire, Tranent
Margaret Badger Daughter Unmarried 26 F Formerly Cook Haddingtonshire, Tranent
9 Hind’s House, Buxley William Hunter Head Married 49 M Farm Servant Haddingtonshire, Dirleton
Jane Hunter Wife Married 28 F Haddingtonshire, Dunbar
Isabella Hunter Daughter 4 F Haddingtonshire, Dunbar
Margaret Hunter Daughter 11 months F Haddingtonshire, Whitekirk
10 Hind’s House, Buxley George Durie Head Widower 49 M Farm Servant Haddingtonshire, North Berwick
Ann Durie Daughter Unmarried 15 F Servant at Home Haddingtonshire, Dunbar
David Durie Son Unmarried 11 M Farm labourer Haddingtonshire, Dunbar
11 Farm House, Buxley John Durie Head Widower 76 M Farmer 216 acres employing 6 Labourers Haddingtonshire, Tranent
Isabella Durie Daughter Unmarried 41 F Farmer’s Daughter Haddingtonshire, Tranent
Margaret Scott Servant Unmarried 15 F House Servant Haddingtonshire, Tranent
Jessie Neil Servant Unmarried 14 F House Servant Haddingtonshire, Tranent
Robert Henderson Servant Unmarried 25 M Farm Servant Midlothian, [?]
Thomas Henderson Servant Unmarried 17 M Farm Servant Haddingtonshire, Bolton
James Hanson Servant Unmarried 15 M Farm Servant Haddingtonshire, Haddington

The 1851 census was taken on 30 March. Obtained online at http://scotlandspeople.gov.uk on 9 November 2009.


Research Notes

George Durie (b. 1799) was the nephew of John Durie.