The terms used here, for example 'Idiot' or 'Imbecile', are those which were recorded in census and other records.
Some of the disabilities shown appear to be age related, others refer to lifelong conditions. It is interesting to see that, even for
lifelong conditions, this is not always shown on every census for that person.
Asher, James (about 1826 - about 1898)
| Paralysed | Census 1891, aged 62 |
Coe, George (about 1846 - )
| Cripple | Census 1861 |
| Cripple | Census 1871 |
| Cripple | Census 1881 |
| Cripple, life | Census 1891 |
Coe, James (about 1860 - )
| Imbecile | Census 1881 |
| Imbecile | Census 1891 |
| Imbecile from childhood | Census 1901 |
Coe, William (23 Jul 1841 - )
| Deaf and Blind | Census 1851, aged 10 |
Flude, Mary Jane (17 Jun 1836 - )
| Cripple | Census 1881, aged 45 |
| Cripple from birth | Census 1901, aged 65 |
Ginns, Martha (about 1789 - 1868)
| Blind | Census 1851, aged 62 |
| Blind | Census 1861, aged 72 |
Letts, Louisa (about 1880 - )
| Idiot | Census 1891, aged 11 |
| Idiot | Census 1901, aged 21 |
Liner, George (07 Dec 1834 - about 1864)
| Lunatic | Census 1861, aged 26 |
Robinson, Lucy (28 Jan 1824 - )
| Blind | Census 1871, aged 47 |
| Blind | Census 1891, aged 67 |
Shore, Ellen (about 1869 - )
| Blind | Census 1881, aged 12 |
| Blind | Census 1891, aged 22 |
Yeomans, William (12 Jun 1824 - 1881)
| Never well | Census 1851, aged 27 |
| Imbecile | Census 1881, aged 57 |