in 1801 uk, the following are the financial levels (85th per...

Prompt

in 1801 uk, the following are the financial levels (85th percentile networths of various classes), is it correct, or did I miss a few classes in between or should I insert/delete some names in certain levels? I do not care about the specific year of 1801, look at the general era of 1750 to 1850 [note: networth includes everything. For example: home equity, value of pensions/healthcare/other-perks(if any)[even if every citizen is eligible for them], among the other/usual things etc etc etc.] (Socio-Economic Rank){Defining Characteristics}[networth in 1801] (The Oligarchs, Magnates){Dukes, Top Earls, Multi-estate dynasties}[1.6M GBP] (The Titled Aristocracy, Monied Princes){Viscounts, Barons, East India Directors, Top Bankers}[400K GBP] (The Greater Gentry, Industrial Titans){Baronets, Wealthy Esquires, Mine/Foundry owners}[150K GBP] (The Lesser Gentry, Top Professionals){Minor Esquires, Gentlemen, Barristers, High Clergy}[35K GBP] (The Commercial Middle Class){Substantial Merchants, Shipowners, Manufacturers}[16K GBP] (The Agrarian Middle Class){Yeomen/freeholders & Substantial Tenant Farmers}[4200 GBP] (The Lower-Middle Class "Petite Bourgeoisie"){Shopkeepers, Master Artisans, Curates, Schoolmasters}[900 GBP] (The Elite Working Class){Upper Domestic Servants, Factory Overlookers, Millwrights}[260 GBP] (The Common Laborers, Husbandmen){Agricultural day-laborers, common sailors, soldiers}[65 GBP] (The Indigent, Paupers){Workhouse inmates, parish relief recipients, vagrants}[38 GBP] Note: I do not care about snobbery, if two people have the same networth, then they are in the same class.