The 1851 Census records no house name, but the Ferrabee family had owned The Lindens at Brimscombe since at least 1836, when the railway line to Swindon was surveyed. The house is the north side of Brimscombe and was in Minchinhampton parish at the time.
| Census Year |
1851 |
| County |
Gloucestershire |
| Census District |
Stroud |
| Enumeration District |
1G |
| Civil Parish |
Minchinhampton |
| Ecclesiastical Parish |
Brimscombe |
| Census Place |
Stroud |
| Piece |
HO107_1966 |
| Constituency |
Stroud |
| Folio |
143 |
| Page |
26 |
| Dwelling Number |
1026 |
| House Number |
|
| House Or Street Name |
|
| Surname |
Forename |
Sex |
Age |
Occupation |
Birth County |
Notes |
| Ferrabee |
James |
M |
32y |
Engineer & Millwright of 9 hands Firm of John Ferrabee & sons |
Gloucestershire |
Stroud |
| Ferrabee |
Deborah |
F |
32y |
|
Gloucestershire |
Mincinhampton |
| Ferrabee |
Howard |
M |
3y |
|
Gloucestershire |
Mincinhampton |
| Ferrabee |
Sarah F |
F |
2y |
|
Gloucestershire |
Mincinhampton |
| Ferrabee |
John Fulton |
M |
11m |
|
Gloucestershire |
Mincinhampton |
| Law |
Alice |
F |
25y |
|
Wiltshire |
Hankrton |
| Wager |
Adeline |
F |
17y |
|
Gloucestershire |
Randwick |
PublicationOtherDateSourceFreecen.org.co.uk/1851 Census/James FerrabeeLink