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Looking Back into the Past. December 10, 2016. Only the destitute and those unable to look after them selves could enter the workhouse. The relieving officer who dealt with those needing poor relief would obviously know when people had to enter the workhouse. According to the rules for the Newcastle workhouse paupers could only be admitted by one of the following ways;. A) by a written or printed order of the Board of Guardians signed by their clerk;. Admission registers contain basic information on thos...

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Looking Back into the Past. December 10, 2016. Only the destitute and those unable to look after them selves could enter the workhouse. The relieving officer who dealt with those needing poor relief would obviously know when people had to enter the workhouse. According to the rules for the Newcastle workhouse paupers could only be admitted by one of the following ways;. A) by a written or printed order of the Board of Guardians signed by their clerk;. Admission registers contain basic information on thos...

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The workhouse in the early 1870s | Looking Back into the Past

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Looking Back into the Past. A long stay in the workhouse. 1870s workhouse life. →. The workhouse in the early 1870s. November 1, 2016. 1871 brought a change. The Local Government Board took over from the Poor Law Board but the Guardians kept their responsibility. Vagrants were also affected (see later pages). In the Staffordshire Advertiser of 16. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. A long stay in the workhouse. 1870s workhouse life. →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here.

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Looking Back into the Past. The workhouse in the early 1870s. In the workhouse →. November 19, 2016. Mr T Edwards was appointed Master of the workhouse in June 1873. Scarlet fever, diptheria and measles were also prevalent at this time. While the sanitation problems in the outlying villages continued to be a problem through out the year. Bronchitis and pneumonia were still prevalent in March and there had been a fatal case of typhoid but every precaution had been taken to stop the spread of the disease.

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Looking Back into the Past. More from Lane End part 2. February 28, 2017. Eliza Hollins was born about 1814 in Lane End. She was sentenced to seven years transportation on 1 January 1834 for stealing silk handkerchiefs and twenty yards of silk from a shop. She sailed to Tasmania on the ‘Edward’ and … Continue reading →. More from Lane End. February 7, 2017. Some Lane End female convicts. January 25, 2017. January 23, 2017. When Diana Tunnicliffe was sentenced to transportation for seven years, she was se...

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Looking Back into the Past. 1861 to 1870 in the workhouse. A long stay in the workhouse →. Children in the workhouse. October 12, 2016. The next one in April 1867 (MH11367/453) regards Samuel Barlow, aged 14 who has been in the workhouse since being deserted by his mother Amelia in infancy. The letter does not state who he is apprenticed to but that he gets board and lodging and 1 shilling per week for the first year. Amelia, Samuel’s mother was an inmate in the workhouse in 1851. In December 1870, Georg...

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Looking Back into the Past. Another tale of a Powner family →. December 10, 2016. Only the destitute and those unable to look after them selves could enter the workhouse. The relieving officer who dealt with those needing poor relief would obviously know when people had to enter the workhouse. According to the rules for the Newcastle workhouse paupers could only be admitted by one of the following ways;. A) by a written or printed order of the Board of Guardians signed by their clerk;. Admission register...

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No posts. Show all posts. No posts. Show all posts. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). The Story of Tuesday's Child. Many years ago as my Grandmother would regale me with the tales of the elegant Dalby family from York and the Tibbett clan living, loving and squabbling within their adoptive land of Scarborough in North Yorkshire; I recall that it was at the first mention of the story about ‘Poor Clarice’ that my interest was really piqued. Family history sleuth knows, there is usually always at least. Clarice, ...

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Looking Back into the Past. December 10, 2016. Only the destitute and those unable to look after them selves could enter the workhouse. The relieving officer who dealt with those needing poor relief would obviously know when people had to enter the workhouse. According to the rules for the Newcastle workhouse paupers could only be admitted by one of the following ways;. A) by a written or printed order of the Board of Guardians signed by their clerk;. Admission registers contain basic information on thos...

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