Piece
See MH 82/12
Catalogue reference: MH 82/49
Date: 1954 Sept 16-1956 Nov 15
See MH 82/12
Item
Folios 114-136. [Continued from MH 12/Paper Number: 5966/.] [Page from a register]...
Catalogue reference: MH 12/5966/11
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This record is about the Folios 114-136. [Continued from MH 12/Paper Number: 5966/.] [Page from a register]... dating from 1 Jan 1835 - 31 Jan 1835 in the series Local Government Board and predecessors: Correspondence with Poor Law Unions and.... It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1 Jan 1835 - 31 Jan 1835
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- Folios 114-136. [Continued from MH 12/Paper Number: 5966/.] [Page from a register] listing: Mary Williams [Amlwell] and her five children [Anglesea]; Henry Latham [Blackburn], his wife and four children [Lancaster]. 'Removals from Liverpool'. Page referring to seamen: John Stevenson, his wife Mary Stevenson; and James C and his Wife [Ann C]. List of accounts referring to orders, relief pensions, cards, Scotch pass, debtors, 'Poor Weavers', E Fetton to Worcester, overseers of Ardwick, overseers of Benton upon Irwell, and overseers of Whitton, Mr Harper to Denby, etc. List titled 'Liverpool Poor' Jane Wheelar, Manchester; Mary James, Liverpool; Jane Lloyd and children, Wigan. Page from pay book. List of 'Poor of Out Parishes': Mary Williams and family, Ann Chartres and Mary Jones and family - all Chester; Ann Sidney and Henry Hurbert [and wife] - all Manchester; Mary Heyworth - Runcorn; [June Croft], Ann Disley and family, Mary Sharp, Ann Simpson, and John Ford - all Wigan. Some noted as blind or very infirm. Form titled 'Warrington Overseers' listing; Ellen Thomas, Betty Caton and Jane Sheppard. Page from 'Seamans Book' [illegible]. Printed extract from 'An Act to amend the Laws for the Relief of the Poor' regarding Seamen. It instructs the master/owner of the Freeland, on its journey to Callabar, to inform John Stevenson that his wife and family are chargeable to the parish. Signed J H Turner [John Heywood Turner] and F Haywood [Francis Haywood], Churchwardens and Joseph Gibbons and W Hutchinson, Overseers. Pages marked 'School for the Blind' listing Martha Shaw and [----- Gillispie. Certificate to move patient 'P W D', of insane mind but fit bodily health, to the Lancashire County Asylum. R G C, Surgeon. Printed pro-forma to the Liverpool churchwardens and overseers and signed J A and P B [James Aspinall and Peter Bourne], Magistrates, that on the certificate of R G C, Surgeon, that 'P W D' appears of insane mind. On the evidence of 'A B' Assistant Overseer, that 'A B' has no estate to pay for his own removal, the Liverpool parish officers are directed to have him moved to the Lancashire Lunatic Asylum. Pro-forma signed John Lepp, sworn before James Aspinall, Magistrate, to allow reasonable expenses for the conveying of John Smally to the Lancashire County Lunatic Asylum. Examination of Margaret Baxindale, widow of William Baxindall, Shoemaker. She swears that they were married at Dundalk, Ireland, in 1824. He was born at Portsmouth, Hampshire and was bound to Thomas Baxindale, his brother. His indenture was lost many years ago. Their children are Alice Baxindale, Thomas Baxindale, George Baxindale and Ellen Baxindale; all born in Liverpool. Since his apprenticeship he has done nothing else to acquire legal settlement. Blank/unused 'Removal to Ireland' pro-forma. 'Signed' Gorst and Birchall', Deputy Clerks to the Peace. Form or page from register: 'Irish Poor Ordered to be Passed to Ireland', listing [----- O'Connell], wife and 4 children. Weekly accounts 'Daily Payments of Paupers', for 6 to 12 January 1835, showing aggregated totals. Separate accounts for 'Irish'. Page titled 'Contia' and listing Alice Sheppard, 'Lunatic'. Refers to the [Scarisb-----] overseers. Further page showing money held by the treasurer, payment for Alice Sheppard, in the Lancashire Lunatic Asylum, and refers to the [Scarisb-----] overseers. Untitled page listing [payments against]: Mary Williams, [Ann Charters] and Mary Jones, Chester [Cheshire]; Ann Sidney and Henry Hubert, Manchester; Mary Heyworth, Runcorn; and JOane Croft, Ann Wisley, Mary Sharp, Ann Simpson and John Ford, all from Wigan. Page from 'Relief Books to Paupers who are under Removal and Suspended Orders', listing: Ann Smith, Great Bolton and Mary Jones, Manchester. Poor Law Union Number 220. Counties: Lancashire.
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- English
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MH 12
Local Government Board and predecessors: Correspondence with Poor Law Unions and...
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