Thanks Ken R,
I found a site with this particular census on and they listed the names as:
1. Sampson, Sarah, Alfred and Ingram Boswell. (so Jukebox was right about the Ingram)
2. Celly and Speedwelly Lovell
3. Enoch, Emma, Keomi and Cashmere Lovell
4. Struddveras, Cinderella and Mochas Lovell
5. Alfred, Selina and John Boswell
6. McKenzie, Sarah, Zealand, Kenzilea Boswell
7. Rudolphus, Tranetta, Caroline, Orlando, Zuby, John and Rebecca Boswell
I'm just wondering if there was a bit of mis-hearing on the part of the enumerator and I think Keomi is probably Naomi. I'll have a look at Ancestry. I did try but didn't get very far.
Traveller families in the 19th century were often misunderstood and marginalised; nevertheless, Victorian society was fascinated by their customs and lore. As such, they became not only the subject of scholarship but also romanticised in popular culture and literature. Below are articles and...
www.britishbabynames.com
Thanks to you both.