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Catalogue reference: MH 82/49
Date: 1954 Sept 16-1956 Nov 15
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Folios 348-350. From [W E Goodacre junior, Clerk to the Guardians of the Mansfield...
Catalogue reference: MH 12/9359/202
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This record is about the Folios 348-350. From [W E Goodacre junior, Clerk to the Guardians of the Mansfield... dating from 25 July 1842 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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- MH 12/9359/202
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Date (When the record was created)
- 25 July 1842
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- Folios 348-350. From [W E Goodacre junior, Clerk to the Guardians of the Mansfield Poor Law Union, to the Poor Law Commission]. List of able bodied poor to whom the board of guardians wish sanction for the giving of out relief: John Miller FWK [Framework Knitter] and his wife Ann and their children James Miller, Sarah Miller, John Miller and Eliza Miller. Daniel Dove FWK [Framework Knitter] and his wife Eliza and their children George Dove, John Dove, Daniel Dove, Thomas Dove, Mary Dove, Henry Dove and Charles Dove. John Wakefield FWK [Framework Knitter] and his wife Martha and their children [Irene Wakefield], John Wakefield and Ann Wakefield. George Wakefield FWK [Framework Knitter] and his wife Sarah and their child [Joseph]. [William Boot] FWK [Framework Knitter] and his wife Mary a Seamer and their children [James Boot] and [Ann Boot]. William Salmon FWK [Framework Knitter and his wife [June] and their children Elizabeth Salmon, William Salmon, Sarah Salmon and [Jospeh Salmon]. John Spencer FWK [Framework Knitter] and his wife Ann a Seamer and their children John Spencer, Francis Spencer, Ann Spencer and Joseph Spencer. James Sims and his wife Elizabeth [chairwoman] and their children Joseph Sims, Ann Sims, James Sims Elizabeth Sims and Jane Sims. Mathew Betts FWK [Framework Knitter] and his wife Matilda a Seamer and their children Sampson Betts FWK [Framework Knitter] Mathew Betts, Jane Betts, Mary Ann Betts, Joseph Betts and Matilda Betts. [James Danby] FWK [Framework Knitter and his wife Hannah a Seamer and their children Mary Danby FWK [Framework Knitter], Effie Danby a Seamer, Jane Danby, John Danby, Joseph Danby, Catherine Danby, [Iram Danby] and Ann Danby. James Davenport FWK [Framework Knitter] and his wife Elizabeth a Seamer and their children Elizabeth Davenport, Mary Davenport, James Davenport and Amy Davenport. Isaac Ball FWK [Framework Knitter] and his wife Mary a Seamer and their children Herbert Ball and Mary Ann Ball. Benjamin Haynes FWK [Framework Knitter] and his wife Elizabeth a Seamer and their children Edward Haynes, Ann Haynes, Benjamin Haynes and William Haynes. Thomas Walker FWK [Framework Kniiter] and his wife Ann a Seamer and their children William Walker, Hannah Walker, Sarah Walker and Mary Ann Walker. Joseph Dutton FWK [Framework Knitter] and his wife Ann a Seamer and their children Ann Dutton Factory Worker, and Harriet Dutton. Henry Stocks FWK [Framework Knitter] and his wife Sarah and their child Joseph Stocks. Thomas Danby FWK [Framework Knitter] and his wife Sarah and their children James Danby and Hannah Danby. Richard Hardstaff FWK [Framework Knitter] and his wife Hannah a Seamer and their children William Hardstaff and Richard Hardstaff. William Sellars FWK [Framework Knitter] and his wife Sarah and their children John Sellars, Henry Sellars, Elizabeth Selllars, Sarah Sellars, James SellarsAnn Sellars and Richard Sellars. Samuel Vardy FWK [Framework Knitter] and Jane [relationship not stated] and children John Vardy, Sarah Vardy, James Vardy, Ann Vardy and Richard Vardy. George Didsbury FWK [Framework Knitter] and his wife Ann a Seamer and their children George Didsbury and Sarah Didsbury. John Dawn FWK [Framework Knitter] and his wife Rebecca and their children Sarah Dawn and Joseph Dawn. Edward Lills FWK [Framework Knitter] and Eliza [relationship not stated] and children Ann Lills, Edward Lills, John Lills, Jane Lills and Eliza Lills. [Thomas Malanathy] FWK [Framework Knitter] and [Ann Malanathy, relationship not stated] and children [Elizabeth Malanathy] and [John Malanathy]. George Miller FWK [Framework Knitter] and his wife Elizabeth and their children James Miller, George Miller, [Levy Miller], John Miller, William Miller, May Miller and Harriet Miller. James Scott FWK [Framework Knitter]and Ann [no relationship given] and children Joseph Scott, Sarah Scott and Ann Scott. George Beastall FWK [Framework Knitter] and Lydia [no relationship given] and children Sarah Beastall, Elizabeth Beastall and [James Beastall]. Henry Warmby FWK [Framework Knitter] and his wife Ann and their children Mary Warmby, William Warmby and Thomas Warmby. John Scott and Eliza [no relationship given] and children Thomas Scott, Samuel Scott, William Scott, George Scott, Aaron Scott, [Harry Scott] and Amos Scott. All given rations from the workhouse for themselves and families in return for stone breaking. Ages and amounts earned are given. Paper Number: 9952/B/1842. Poor Law Union Number 337. Counties: Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire.
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Held by (Who holds the record)
- The National Archives, Kew
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- Public Record(s)
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- English
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- Open Document, Open Description
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- https://beta.nationalarchives.gov.uk/catalogue/id/C10604543/
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