Cutthorpe Census Place Names
Miscellaneous Information from Censuses of 1841, 1881, 1901
The information below is an attempt to list all the place/farm names mentioned within the Cutthorpe area (with spelling as by census enumerators) on these three censuses. In most cases multiple households lived at each of the places named:
1841
Ingmanthorpe, Gumble, Pratt Hall, Over Green, Oxen Rakes, Ox Close, Birley, *Three Birch, *Air Hedge, Linacre House, Cutthorpe
1881
Cutthorpe, Peacock, Linacre Cottage, Linacre Farm, Barber Lane, Pratt Hall, Upper Green, Bluster Castle, Birley, F..? House, *Free Birch, Cutthorpe Common, Netts, Cutthorpe Beerhouse, Cutthorpe Hall, Cutthorpe Green, Rose Cottage, South Terrace, Ingmanthorpe, Nicholls Grange, Overgreen, Oxten Rakes
1901
*Free Birch, *Hare Edge, Birley, Bluster Castle, Over Green, Pratt Hall, Cutthorpe, Peacock Inn, White Gates, Green Farm, Linacre Farm, Linacre Wood, Barber Lane, Thorpe House, Ingmanthorpe, Gate Inn, Over Green House, Oxten Rakes, South Terrace, Travellers Rest, Cutthorpe Common, Cutthorpe Hotel, Brown's Blocks, Cutthorpe Common End, Brown's Houses, Cutthorpe Hall, Cutthorpe Green
{*Three Birch now thought to be called Freebirch, Air Hedge thought to be Hare Edge. These may be outside the Cutthorpe boundary, could be in Eastmoor, Wadshelf, Wigley or Barlow}
Notes
Cutthorpe includes some dwellings which were recorded on the census under Upper Newbold or Four Lane Ends and not on the Cutthorpe portion of the census. These are not included in the above lists.
One place named in the 1841 census is 'Gumble' this might be the place marked on present day maps as Jumble Hole. There were two households living at Gumble in 1841.
It appears from old maps that Ox Close is a former name of Bluster Castle, a farm near Birley.