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Please note that, where errors have been discovered, corrections have been made to the census records below.

Name	Age	M/F	Cond.	Occupation
1939	Taken on the night of Friday 29th September 1939 The 1939 census provides a snapshot of the civilian population of England and Wales just after the outbreak of the Second World War. The information was used to produce identity cards and in January 1940 to issue ration books. Information in the Register was also used to administer conscription and the direction of labour, and to monitor and control the movement of the population caused by military mobilisation and mass evacuation. Some records which were originally redacted have been reinstated where appropriate.

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Frank S Ashton	54	M	M	Foreman Millwright Machine Tool Trader Heavy Worker	Burial
Ida Ashton	55	F	M	Unpaid Domestic work	Burial
Edna M Clay (Ashton)	16	F	S	General Office Worker
Reginald Ashton	15	M	S	Apprentice Machine Tool Trade Heavy Work
Raymond Ashton	15	M	S	Apprentice Machine Tool Trade Heavy Work

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