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Searching for: +path:prisons-uk +(+date:sep +date:2000)
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1. [PRISONS-UK] Hampshire [1]
Some Hampshire items of interest: His Majesty's Prison, Winchester Was built in 1849. Major Hugh C. MacTier, Governor. T.D. Richards Medical Officer. His Majesty's Prison, Portsmouth St Mary's Road, Portsmouth, opened 31st August, 1878, is an edifice of Plymouth Marble with castellated turrets, surrounded by a massive wall of the same material, with the Governor's house adjoining. it will hold 139 male and 34 female prisoners, from the borough of Portsmouth, the City of Chichester, summary convictions fro
2. Re: [PRISONS-UK] William CAVE - Prison Warder [1]
Chris and Pat Boothman wrote: > Hi Mick, > > I don't know whether you've had a reply yet. This is what I found on > the 1881 census CD. > > Dwelling: 17 South St > Census Place: Derby St Werburgh, Derby, England > Source: FHL Film 1341812 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 3398 Folio 107 > Page 30 > > Marr Age Sex Birthplace > > Wm. CAVE M 34 M Malton, York, England > Rel: Head > Occ: Principal Warder Prison > Elizabeth CAVE M 33 F Wakefield, York, England > Rel: Wife > Arthur B. C
3. Re: [PRISONS-UK] Hampshire [1]
Jan and List I have a convict Martha Grover who was tried 14th Jan 1799. She was not transported to Australia until September 1802 on the "Glatton". The Hampshire Records office said she was kept in Hampshire Prison from her trial until transportation. Can anyone tell me which Prison she would have been in as the one Jan listed below was not yet built? Thanks for your help Michelle ----- Original Message ----- From: Jan To: Sent: Monday, September 25, 2000 10
4. [PRISONS-UK] William CAVE - Prison Warder [1]
Hi Mick, I don't know whether you've had a reply yet. This is what I found on the 1881 census CD. Dwelling: 17 South St Census Place: Derby St Werburgh, Derby, England Source: FHL Film 1341812 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 3398 Folio 107 Page 30 Marr Age Sex Birthplace Wm. CAVE M 34 M Malton, York, England Rel: Head Occ: Principal Warder Prison Elizabeth CAVE M 33 F Wakefield, York, England Rel: Wife Arthur B. CAVE 7 M Wakefield, York, England Rel: Son Occ: Scholar Emily
5. Re: [PRISONS-UK] John EARNSHAW London & Tavistock Devon [1]
Hi Joy The location of Tavistock indicated that John Earnshaw was a prison warder at H M Prison Dartmoor. There is a museum at Dartmoor Prison and it is worth contacting them, but there was a riot there in the 1930s and many records were destroyed. The address is H M Prison Dartmoor Museum H M Prison Dartmoor Princetown Dartmoor Devon Apart from the usual sources (census, Parish Records and directories) it might be worth contacting the Records Office at Plymouth and failing that Kew. Regards Julie Gouch
6. [PRISONS-UK] Fw: worcester prison [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Thursday, September 28, 2000 9:57 AM Subject: worcester prison > looking for imformatoin on worcester prison in salt lane late 1880s is it > still there ? julie > >
7. Re: [PRISONS-UK] Criminal justice system 1800s [1]
On Wed, 6 Sep 2000 21:08:16 +0100, you wrote: > >I haven't yet worked out the sentencing system and wonder if it was fairly >random and down to the judge or magistrate. Maybe we'll find out more from >the list? >Regards >Anthea Hi Anthea Its just that values were different and those imposing them, of course, had their own agenda, especially if you poached their game etc! I don't know if things have changed but some 30+ years ago when I was working in Kenya the punishment for stealing a small number of c
8. [PRISONS-UK] John EARNSHAW London & Tavistock Devon [1]
Hi I am researching my ancestor John EARNSHAW whose occupations from various sources which I have checked to date are 1833-38 Gunner Royal Artillery Kent/London 1846-49 Policeman London 1851-52 Prison Warden Travistock Devon As yet I have found no record of John after the birth of his son in 1852. I am interested in tracing his careers & would appreciate advise on where to look. Joy Earnshaw Taree NSW Australia _____________________________________________________________________________ http://sport
9. [PRISONS-UK] Forwarding mailing [1]
Subject: Prisons Date: Sun, 10 Sep 2000 03:21:41 -0700 From: "TERRY" To: Information requested on John Chatfield aged 69 in 1881 in prison at Parkhurst on that date.many thanks. Terry Brown.
10. Re: [PRISONS-UK] Criminal justice system 1800s [1]
Hello Paul, I'm sure you'll get a lot of replies but I would like to suggest a good book called Victorian Prison Lives (ISBN 0-7126-6587-0) which ' gives an account of the process of imprisonment in England between 1830 and 1914, drawn largely from the writings of prisoners themselves'.It is written by Phillip Priestley. I have no personal interest in this book but I happen to have found it very interesting. I was looking at some records recently where a man was found guilty of stealing goods over the valu
11. [PRISONS-UK] OF TOPIC [1]
GO OZZIE GO , good luck to all the olympians Vicki
12. [PRISONS-UK] I'm back [1]
Just a wee note to say thanks to Carol, the list deputy for list sitting while I caught up on a few things here. Any problems let me know at the usual email. Regards Julie Goucher, List Owner list.owner@virgin.net Fax & Voice Mail Tel (+44) 0870 130 5474
13. [PRISONS-UK] Criminal justice system 1800s [1]
Hello, i'd like to get some information, perhaps a discussion going of the criminal justice system of mid-late 1800s so that i have a beeter understanding and perhaps can trace a relative. I'll present a hypothetical. Suppose I were a young man, say, 16, and committed a serious crime: Major theft, manslaughter, etc., in or near Wolverhampton, Staffs (Darlaston), something that would be short of the death penalty. (assuming England still had the death penalty in the 1870s.) How would the criminal sys
14. [PRISONS-UK] Worcester HMP [1]
Hiya, Found this in an 1896 Kelly's Directory and thought you might be interested. H.M.Prison Castle Street, Worcester Captain Robert A. Leggett, Governor. Edwin Hyde, Medical Officer Miss Elizabeth Sweetland, Matron William Taylor, Clerk. G.B. Gibson, Chief Warder. All the best, Jan ****************************************** jan@rossbret.co.uk http://www.rossbret.co.uk ******************************************
15. [PRISONS-UK] Prisons in N. Berkshire, 1841? [1]
Hi All, I wonder, can anyone give me a clue about prisons in the north of Berkshire - now Oxfordshire - in 1841? My 2g-grandfather, William BEESLEY, was mysteriously missing from his home in Drayton at the time of the 1841 census. Later, he popped up again, and it seems that he was imprisoned at the time - probably at nearby Abingdon. I can't find him on the HO microfilm, although his son John BEESLEY (my g-grandfather) is there. [John was transported to Australia]. Can SKS give me a clue on this, pleas
16. [PRISONS-UK] Dorset [1]
Last one for this evening! His Majesty's Prison, Dorchester Situate on the site of the ancient Castle, and was originally erected in 1793, on the plan of Mr. Howard, at an expense of #16,179; Since the transfer from the County Authorities to the Government it has been entirely rebuilt, and is now available for 140 male prisoners. Henry John Evans, Governor. William Ernest Good, Medical Officer. Frederick W. Edwards, Clerk and Schoolmaster. Source: Kelly's Directory 1915 ***********************************
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