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1. [UK-W&H] [1]
Does anyone know anything about the South Shields Union Workhouse - my grandfather and his siblings were sent there in about 1900 - 1905. He ran away and the youngest was sent by the Guardians to St.Josephs Convent Darlington. Later she was adopted. Any help will be appreciated. Pat
2. [UK-W&H] Fw: Hollingbourne Union Workhouse [1]
Forward Mail on Syd's behalf, who is now subscribed to the list. ----- Original Message ----- From: Sydney Pawley To: jan@rossbret.co.uk Sent: Monday, August 27, 2001 11:04 PM Subject: Hollingbourne Union Workhouse My name is Syd Pawley I live in Cornwall and I am trying to discover more about Henry Martin who I believe was born in Iden Sussex circa 1825.The 1881 Census shows an Henry Martin born Iden 1831 as a Officer/Porter at Hollingbourne his wife is also shown in a similar capacity.How can I find
3. Re: [UK-W&H] County of London Lunatic Asylum [1]
Hello Adrian, Records for the County of London Lunatic Asylum are held by the London Metropolitan Archives. The reasons for admittance to a "lunatic asylum" could be varied and vast, ranging from a number of disorders that we would not consider "mental illness" by todays standards. Do you have Joseph STOCKTON'S death certificate? This would give you some idea of the reason for him being admitted, although the admission registers would ideally tell you more. All the best, Jan www.workhouses.co.uk ----- Orig
4. [UK-W&H] Union workhouse Whitehaven [1]
Am looking for info on the birth of great grandfather at Union workhouse, Preston Quarter, Whitehaven.James Reed was born Sept. 12, 1867 to William Reed and Mary Mucklevenny ( not the right spelling). I couldn't find any info on this workhouse, or its residence. Any help would be appreciated.
5. [UK-W&H] chorlton union & styal homes [1]
Would anyone have an information regarding the chorlton union and the styal homes.(1890-1905) My grandfathers parents died and his grandparents could not look after him and his siblings. His name was William Kirke, he had a brother Fred who was 18 and worked as a postman, he also had a brother Walter Thornton and a sister Minnie Thornton. William was placed in the Chorlton Union and his half brother and sister were in the styal homes. William came to canada and stayed in the marchmont house and changed his
6. Re: [UK-W&H]Tavistock Union Workhouse [1]
I have located an 8 year old child whom I believe to be a younger sibling of my grandfather in the Tavistock Union Workhouse. She is there in 1881 and she is gone by the 1891 census. Does anyone know how I go about finding records from the Tavistock Union Workhouse? What kind of records did they keep on these people? Did they keep records on where they went when they left there? Thank you for any help you can give me.
7. [UK-W&H] Knutsford Inferior - Union Workhouse. Cheshire. [1]
Hello everyone, I joined the list in order to post the following info. 1882. Buried @ St.John's, Nether Knutsford. All from the Union Workhouse. 24 February. Nellie WALKER. Age 3 yrs. 9 March. George SMITH. Age 67 yrs. 3 April. William PHILLIPS Age 24 yrs. (My GGr andfather) Workhouse Master. William TABERER. William's wife, Elizabeth WAKEFIELD, my ggrandmother gave birth to an illegitimate son in the same workhouse in 1875., aged 19., some 3 yrs prior to marrying William. Just tho
8. [UK-W&H] Fairfield Hospital - Lancashire [1]
Hello, I don't know if anyone can help me, but I am trying to find out if Fairfield Hospital is situated at 380 Rochdale Old Road. My Great Grandfather died at this address and I have been informed that it was the Workhouse and he was sent there by his youngest daughter who did not want to look after him in his old age. He died there in 1928 aged 78, Richard Barlow. I am not very well informed on workhouses, where they also used as hospitals? Many Thanks Mark Barlow Blackpool
9. Fw: [UK-W&H] Harrogate [1]
Hello Christine, This information regarding Harrogate Workhouse was kindly sent to the list by Tony Cheal. Have forwarded the message below. > ----- Original Message ----- > From: > Sent: Tuesday, July 31, 2001 3:31 PM > Subject: Harrogate Workhouse > > ..............I would be interested in ANY feed-back from the List on this > building............ > > Tony Cheal > Harrogate Historical Society and re-Population Study Group > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > Harrogate
10. Re: [UK-W&H] Truro Workhouse [1]
> Please does anyone have information regarding the above. The 1891 census shows two lads one of 13 and one of 9 being residents. The older is definitely my great uncle but the younger, whilst the date fits does not, quite, have the correct Christian names. What I really need to do is see the admissions register. Cornwall Record Office tell me they do not have them, the documents I have looked at the PRO is only correspondence and doesn't really show any names. Does anybody know where the records might
11. Re: [UK-W&H] Workhouses/homes which sent children to Canada [1]
Dear Marj I can add the following Workhouses to your list, which sent children to Canada (through the agency of Miss RYE's Emigration Home for Destitute Little Girls) during the period 1880 - 1896 viz Alton Union Berkhampstead Union Brackley Union Cannock Union Eton Union Gt Yarmouth Union Hemel Hempstead Union Hull Union Leeds Union Leytonstone, West Ham Union Malton Union Melksham Union Melton Mowbray Union Middlesborough Union Reading Union St. George's, Hanover Square St. Leonard's, Shoreditch Samford
12. [UK-W&H] STEVE FOSSETT HOT AIR BALLOON [1]
Hello People, I have just spent the most awesome night (Freezing cold) watching while the around the world balloon attempt has taken off from our little West Oz town ( NORTHAM), Iam excited and just wanted to share the moment cheers to all Vicki
13. Re: [UK-W&H] Jepsons Hospital, Ripon [1]
Hello Anne, There is a description of Jepson's Hospital on the Ripon Genuki page at http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/YKS/WRY/Ripon/RiponHistory.html Jepson's hospital was founded and endowed in 1672 by Zacharias Jepson, for boarding, clothing, and educating twenty sons of poor freemen, or orphans. All the best, Jan www.workhouses.co.uk ----- Original Message ----- From: "anne" To: Sent: Tuesday, August 14, 2001 10:23 PM Subject: [UK-W&H] Jepsons Ho
14. [UK-W&H] Re: UK-WORKHOUSE-HOSP-D Digest V01 #222 [1]
Unsubscribe ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Friday, August 31, 2001 5:02 AM Subject: UK-WORKHOUSE-HOSP-D Digest V01 #222
15. Re: [UK-W&H] Re: York [1]
Hi Cheryl, It was on Huntington Road. It later became St Mary's Hospital but is now used for student accommodation. See www.workhouses.org.uk for more details and pictures. Best wishes, Peter Higginbotham ----- Original Message ----- From: Phillip O'Grady To: Sent: Wednesday, August 29, 2001 10:41 PM Subject: [UK-W&H] Re: York > Does anyone have information with regard to the workhouse at York, where my ancestors were at the time of their deat
16. [UK-W&H] Fw: Kensington [1]
Forward Mail ----- Original Message ----- From: "Gillian Hawkes" To: Sent: Thursday, August 02, 2001 9:11 AM > i am looking for anything at all on my fathers family (o.k. that must mean mine) > i believe he was admitted to the Kensington workhouse in approx. 1920. > his name was George Alfred Ersser he was put there with his two sisters. > Is there anyway to look at the records of the workhouse, yes i am a little green > on all this, cant ev
17. Re: [UK-W&H] Fw: Leicester Workhouse [1]
I would like to know about Leicester workhouse; Annie Ball her children and Dan Merrick (alias the 'Elephant Man'). He was there for nearly 2 years until he went to the freak shows. At age 18. Hi Harry, The surviving records for Leicester Workhouse are held at Leicestershire Record Office in Wiston Magna. I would suggest that a visit there would be useful, particularly as they have the Admission and Discharge Registers for the period when Merrick was in the Workhouse. As Merrick was a local lad, they may a
18. [UK-W&H] Aston Union Workhouse [1]
I feel I should pass on to the list the very sad news of an Arson attack on the Victorian Grade II Listed Building, formerly known as Aston Union Workhouse. The Building was empty having been vacated by Highcroft Hospital, and was awaiting redevelopment. The fire, reported on by the Sutton Observer, caused severe damage to the first floor and the roof. There has been no news to state if the redevelopment will be able to continue, but of course fingers crossed that it will. All the best, Jan www.workhouse
19. Re: [UK-W&H] Hamilton, Scotland - County Poor House and Fever Hospital [1]
Hi also needed some info from the records of the workhouse .So I contacted the Cheshire County Records Office as l had been told they had the records for the Northwich Workhouse my Dad and his siblings had been placed in . they were kind enough to send me the creed register which showed the various dates of admission and discharge for my family . It showed their religion and the addresses at teh time of admission. hope this helps you . good luck Betty ----- Original Message ----- From: To:
20. Re: [UK-W&H] CAMBRIDGE UNION WORKHOUSE [1]
> Just wondering if anyone knows what records might be available for CAMBRIDGE UNION WORKHOUSE in the 1830s-1840s? Hi Leone There are a few records for Cambridge Union from that date. The main ones are Settlement and Removal Orders - these are where the person claiming relief was not a resident of the Union, so the Board of Guardians would have taken legal action to get them sent back to the Union they did belong to. There are also some Bastards Maintenance orders up to 1840. All these records are at Cam
21. Re: [UK-W&H] CAMBRIDGE UNION WORKHOUSE [1]
Mary wrote: > Hi Leone > There are a few records for Cambridge Union from that date. Thanks Mary, I'll certainly follow up the info you gave me. Leone
22. [UK-W&H] workhouse address??? [1]
I have just got my fathers birth certficate and it shows that his mother was living at 56 Fortess Road, St. Pancras. It also showed that she was a general servant of St. Pancras..Info about the above enquiry is that my father was born out of wedlock 16 Dec 1902 @ Queen Charlottes Hospital Marylebone Road. His mother Florence Elizabeth Warden. I believe she kept my father until he came to Canada in Apr 19, 1913 as a Home Child. My grandmothers family did not know my father existed until she died in 1951.
23. [UK-W&H] Fw: {not a subscriber} Charles Street, Westminster [1]
FORWARD MAIL ----- Original Message ----- From: "Simon Fisher" To: Sent: Monday, August 27, 2001 10:05 AM Subject: {not a subscriber} Charles Street, Westminster > Wonder if SKS could help. > > I have a small piece of paper left by my Ancestors that states my > GGrandfather > (don't laugh!!) William SMITH was born 26 February 1852 in Charles Street, > Westminster and baptised at St Margarets, Westminster. > > The only William SMITH in the
24. Re: [UK-W&H] chorlton union & styal homes [1]
Hi Mickey My grandmother's 4 sisters were put in Chorlton Union and then they were placed in Styal Cottage Homes, the years being 1904 to 1907. In 1907 they came over to Canada with the MacPherson Org. and placed at the Marchmont home in Belleville, Ont. I have some addresses if you would like to email me. Denise Smith Ontario, Canada smittys@reach.net -----Original Message----- From: mickey sine To: UK-WORKHOUSE-HOSP-L@rootsweb.com Date: Wednes
25. Re: [UK-W&H] Fw: Kensington [1]
At 01:16 PM 8/2/01 +0100, Rossbret wrote: >Forward Mail > >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Gillian Hawkes" >To: >Sent: Thursday, August 02, 2001 9:11 AM > > > > i am looking for anything at all on my fathers family (o.k. that must mean >mine) > > i believe he was admitted to the Kensington workhouse in approx. 1920. > > his name was George Alfred Ersser he was put there with his two sisters. > > Is there anyway to look at the records of th
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