Patrick and Johanna are living in Fothergill Street with four children. Their son, James died of cholera five years previously. Their son Edward appears in this census, although he was not mentioned in the one taken in 1861, while Timothy now appears to have left home.
| Name | Relation | Condition | Sex | Age | Occupation | Where Born | Infirmity |
| Patrick Collins | Head | Married | M | 50 | Farm Labourer | Ireland | |
| Johannah Collins | Wife | Married | F | 47 | Ireland | ||
| Thomas Collins | Son | Unmarr. | M | 17 | Labourer | Mon, Newport | |
| Edward Collins | Son | M | 14 | Labourer | Mon, Newport | ||
| John Collins | Son | M | 10 | Scholar | Mon, Newport | ||
| Mary A Collins | Daughter | F | 8 | Scholar | Mon, Newport |
Address: 13 Fothergill Street*, Newport
Reference: RG10/5344 Page 42
* In 1850, an inquiry was commissioned to investigate slum living conditions in Newport. Fothergill Street was one of the places singled out
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