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In 1851 Henry and Julia were living in Stroud, where Henry was Curate of Painswick. They had a one-year-old daughter, Julia, a Cook and a Housemaid.
Living at Perry Parsonages, Handsworth, Staffordshire - Charles B Snepp, 37yrs, Incumbent of St Johns, Perry Bar; Julia A Snepp, 30yrs; Julia A Snepp, 11yrs, Niece; Jane Platt, 58yrs, Visitor, House Servant; Martha Ward, 30yrs, House Servant; Caroline Hanson, 25yrs, House Servant; Rosa Watts, 19yrs, House Servant; Fanny Lane, 17yrs, House Servant; William Burry, 29yrs, Coachman; William Sandworth, 19yrs, Agricultural Servant;
At the 1871 census, at St Marys Vicarage in Bilston, were Henry, Julia, with daughters Julia Emily, aged 20, Louisa Rose and Lucy Emily. They had two Domestic Servants. The couple had five children. One son, John, lived less than a year. Two of their daughters died aged about 12, and a third at 28. Sadly a typical Victorian family.
In 1881 the Snepp family was living in Handsworth, in Staffordshire, with Rose, now 26, and a Cook. Henry was described as a Clergyman Without Care of Souls. (Handsworth is about 23 miles from Bilston.0
In 1891 Reverend Snepp, now retired, and Julia, were living in a Lodging House in Euston Place, Leamington