The 1841 census took place on Sunday 6th June, and is the earliest census giving names which has survived; earlier censuses recorded names but after the statistical information was derived from them the originals were destroyed. It is important to note that, whilst the ages of children are given as reported, the ages of adults was rounded to the nearest 5 years. There are no Ramptons listed in Pamber parish. For a list of all Ramptons in Hampshire in 1841, see the 1841 list

On Sunday 30th March 1851, the Census of the whole United Kingdom was taken. Again, no Ramptons specifically in Pamber parish. For a list of all Ramptons in Hampshire in 1851, see the 1851 list

In 1861, living at Pamber Back Lane, was the family of Thomas and Ann RAMPTON, with daughter Lucy (4) and son Alfred (3). Thomas was a hoopmaker. See the full list of 1861 Ramptons for other families in 1861.

Thomas and Ann RAMPTON are still living in Pamber in 1871, now at an address called Blackfans. As well as Lucy and Alfred, they now have more children: Arthur (9), Albert (4), and Abel (1). In addition, the household contained two unmarried relatives (brothers) of Ann, David and George CRIPPS.

There were no Ramptons living in Pamber at the time of either the 1881 or the 1891 censuses. See the 1881 and 1891 lists for details of Ramptons in those years.

There were no Ramptons listed as living in Pamber parish at the time of 1901 census. See the 1901 lists for details of Ramptons listed in the census.