| Household | PRO Reference | |||||
| Occupant | Relationship | Condition | Age | Where Born | Occupation | Comments |
| William Inkson: Chapel Street, Kings Lynn, Norfolk | HO107-Pc786-Fo20-Pg35-Line13 | |||||
| William Inkson | M | 37 | Local | Butcher | This is the William thought to be the son of the 1801 Inkson - Harborow marriage | |
| Sarah Inkson | F | 33 | Local | blank | ||
| William Inkson | M | 7 | Local | blank | ||
| Thomas Inkson | M | 6 | Local | blank | This is THI | |
| Sarah Inkson | F | 4 | Local | blank | ||
| Harriett Inkson | F | 3 | Local | blank | ||
| Henry Inkson | M | 1 | Local | blank | ||
| Mary Parnell | F | 18 | Local | F.S. | ||
| John Inkson: Tower Street, Kings Lynn, Norfolk | HO107-Pc786-Fo28?-Pg8-Line18 | |||||
| John Inkson | M | 27 | Local | Sailor | This is assumed to be the brother of William [above] | |
| Mary Inkson | F | 26 | Local | blank | ||
| John Inkson | M | 1 | Local | blank | ||
| Henry Inkson: South Clough Lane, Kings Lynn, Norfolk | HO107-Pc786-Fo37-Pg24-Line16 | |||||
| Henry Inkson | M | 36 | Local | J(?) | Surely related to THI but an earlier generation? | |
| Elizabeth Inkson | F | 26 | Local | blank | ||
| Margaret Inkson | F | 3 | Local | blank | ||
| Jno Eisenberg: Cockspur Street, St Martin in the Fields, London | HO107-Pc739-Fo29-Pg15-Line21 | |||||
| Jno Eisenberg | M | 25 | Foreign Parts | Surgeon | ||
| R Phillips | F | 20 | Local | ??? | ||
| Peter Diamond | M | 20 | Foreign Parts | Surgeon | ||
| R Edwards | F | 25 | Local | F.S. | ||
| Mary Barham | F | 25 | Local | F.S. | ||
| Nelson Edwards | M | 25 | Local | M.S. | ||
| John Browne | M | 15 | Ireland | M.S. | ||
| Ann Inkson | F | 25 | Other | F.S. | Presumably the Ann Inkson, daughter of the 1801 Thomas Inkson - Ann Harborow marriage living with her brother in law and sister Sarah in Clerkenwell by 1851. | |
| Sarah Inkson | F | 20 | Other | F.S. | Presumably the Sarah, daughter of the 1801 Thomas Inkson - Ann Harborow marriage who went on to marry her cousin George Harborow, living in Clerkenwell at the 1851 census. | |
| George Inkson: Pilot Street, Kings Lynn, Norfolk | HO107-Pc786-Fo29-Pg11-Line9 | |||||
| George Inkson | M | 30 | Local | Sailor | This is the George who married Sarah Bunn in 1834 Originally miss-filed as Jackson | |
| Sarah Inkson | F | 25 | Local | blank | Living in the same house but as a different household are Thos [aged 7ty something] and Sarah [aged 6ty something] 'Bun' : perhaps Sarah's grandparents? | |
| George Inkson | M | 2 | Local | blank | ||
| Mary Ann Inkson | F | 6m | Local | blank | ||
| Mary Inkson: North Plough Lane, Kings Lynn, Norfolk | HO107-Pc786-Fo8-Pg8-Line8 | |||||
| Mary Inkson | F | 55 | Local | Milliner | Is this the Mary Turnbull who married a George Inkson in Kings Lynn on October 4th 1804? | |
| William Inkson | M | 30 | Local | Watchmaker | ||
| Margaret Inkson | F | 20 | Local | School Mistress | Possible twin of Lucy below except that in the 1851 census she is two year older than Lucy ... | |
| Lucy Inkson | F | 20 | Local | Dress Maker | ||
| Ann Inkson: North Street, Chichester, Sussex | HO107-Pc1119-Fo16-Pg8-Line15 | |||||
| Ann Inkson | F | 55 | Local | Innkeeper | Originally miss-filed as Inkser | |
| William Inkson | M | 30 | Local | Innkeeper | ||
| Elizabeth Inkson | F | 25 | Local | blank | ||
| Ann Inkson | F | 4 | Local | blank | ||
| Alice Inkson | F | 2 | Local | blank | ||
| Elizabeth Money | F | 25 | Other | F S | ||
| Daniel Martlew | M | 35 | Local | Ostler | ||
| James Savage | M | 20 | Ireland | Army? | ||
| Mary Inkson: Samford St, St Marylebone, Middlesex | HO107-Pc678-Fo8-Pg11-Line25 | |||||
| Mary Inkson | F | 38 | Local | ??? [possibly 'ironer'] | Miss-spelled as Inkstone, miss-filed as Jukstone | |
| Mary Inkson | F | 14 | Local | blank | Miss-filed as Jukson | |
| Sophia Inkson | F | 12 | Local | blank | Miss-filed as Jukson | |
| The below added September 2020 | ||||||
| Samuel Hipkin: Snettisham, Norfolk | HO107-Pc782-Fo6-Pg7-Line9 | |||||
| Samuel Hipkin | M | 41 | Local | Inn-keeper | The census doesn't give addresses but from other records it is known that Samuel ran the Rose and Crown on Old Church Road [where it still is today] | |
| Ann Hipkin | F | 43 | Local | ditto | ||
| Elizabeth Margetts | F | 21 | Local | ditto | ||
| Elizabeth Inkson | F | 20 | Local | illegible | It is not clear at this stage who this is : was she born an Inkson or is she one by marriage? One interpretation of her 'occupation' is 'daughter'. | |
| Martha Blayey | F | 21 | Local | F.S. | ||
| Maria Allen | F | 23 | Local | F.S. | ||
| Samuel Bone | M | 23 | Local | M.S. | ||
| N. K. | M | 22 | ambiguous | Traveller | Does N. K. mean 'not known'? | |
| Robert Wicks | M | 22 | Local | Ag. Lab. | ||
| John Inkson: North Terrace, Kensington, London | HO107-Pc690-Fo48-Pg10-Line2 | |||||
| John Inkson | M | 35 | Local | Ind. | Who is this John, born in Greater London in about 1806? There is a John Inkson born to Lewis and Harriet [see below] on 10 Oct 1809 baptised at St Martin in the Fields but that would make him 31 at the time of the census | |
| Maria Inkson | F | 36 | Local | blank | ||
| Mary Jones | F | 26 | Not local | F. S. | ||
| Harriett Inkson: 1 Upper Robert St, Kensington, London | HO107-Pc688-Fo12-Pg18-Line2 | |||||
| Harriett Inkson | F | 60 | Local | Ind. | Who is this Harriett, born in Greater London in about 1781? Is John, above, her son? It seems very likely that she is the wife of a Lewis Inkson and he is probably the son of Lewis and Elizabeth Inkson baptised in Knockando, Moray [Scotland] on 17 Jan 1773. A Lewis Inkson of Alexander Square, Chelsea was buried at Holy Trinity, Brompton on 1 Oct 1836 aged 63 | |
| Elizabeth Inkson | F | 35 | Local | blank | An Elizabeth Mary sic was born to Lewis and Harriot sic Inkson on 11 Mar 1799 and baptised at St Anne's Soho, London on 14 Jul that year but that would make her 42 at the time of the census. An Elizabeth May sic Inkson, spinster of Robert St, married a John Willisford, widower of Sloane St, at St Luke's Chelsea on 9 May 1843. Her father is noted as Lewis Inkson, Gentleman and two of the witnesses were Ann Inkson and Jno Inkson | |
| Ann Inkson | F | 25 | Local | blank | There is an Ann Inkson born to Lewis and Harriet on 14 Nov 1811 baptised at St Martin in the Fields but that would make her 29 at the time of the census | |
| Susan Inkson: Troughton's Yard, St Michael Coslany, Norwich, Norfolk | HO107-Pc790-Fo32-Pg18-Line21 | |||||
| Susan Inkson | F | 45 | Local | illegible | Who is this Susan, born in Norfolk in about 1796? There is no record of a Susan Inkson being born in the late 18th century so she probably married into the family although there is no known marriage record that would fit | |
| The below added November 2020 | ||||||
| William Chamberlain: Purfleet Place, Kings Lynn, Norfolk | HO107-Pc786-Fo18-Pg28-Line25 | |||||
| William Chamberlain | n/a | 60 | Local | Collector | This is William Briston Chamberlain | |
| Susanna Chamberlain | n/a | 60 | Local | blank | This is Susanna née Inkson, the youngest child of George Inkson b. ABT 1735 and Margaret née Chapman. | |
| Edmund Chamberlain | n/a | 20 | Local | Cooper | Edmund would actually have been 23 years old | |
| Sarah Chamberlain | n/a | 20 | Local | blank | ||