1901 Census of Warminster:
St. Monica’s Ladies High School, Boarding School, Vicarage Street.
Ada E.M. Dixon, headmistress, single, aged 25, Sister of Charity, worker [employee], b. Nottingham.
Elizabeth Curtis, Matron, widow, aged 52, Matron of Institution, worker [employee], born Stalbridge, Dorset.
Laurette Kirton, Mistress, single, aged 28, House Mistress, worker [employee], born St. Kitts, West Indies.
Mary Saphie, Mistress, single, aged 26, Teacher of Languages, worker [employee], born Jerusalem (Foreign Subject).
Annie E. Whatley, servant, single, aged 36, housemaid domestic, born Warminster, Wiltshire.
Mary K. Spratley, servant, single, aged 15, housemaid domestic, born Balham, London.
Mary M. Curtis, servant, single, aged 13, kitchenmaid domestic, born Gillingham, Dorset.
Ellen A. Card, pupil, single, aged 18, born Basingstoke, Hants.
Beatrice A. Card, pupil, single, aged 16, born Basingstoke, Hants.
Dorothy P. Dawson, pupil, single, aged 15, born Fulham, London.
Beatrice Cure, pupil, single, aged 15, born Coombe Bisset, Wiltshire.
Doris M. Brown, pupil, single, aged 15, born Swindon, Wiltshire.
Catherine A. Card, pupil, single, aged 14, born Basingstoke, Hants.
Myrtle Barnard, pupil, single, aged 14, born Willesden, Middlesex.
Kathleen M. Dean, pupil, aged 12, born Imber, Wilts.
Dorothy H.J. Broke, pupil, aged 12, born Calcutta, India.
Gladys H. Authinson, pupil, aged 11, born Port of Spain, Trinadad.
Joan M. Bullen, pupil, aged 11, born Westbury, Wiltshire.
Dorothy P. Kelland, aged 10, born Trowbridge, Wiltshire.
Edith Wilson, pupil, aged 6, born Calcutta, India.