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Case 2621. Application to Waifs and Strays' Society 21 February 1884
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- 1. Give the girls's christian name and surname.
- N.
- 2. State her exact age, and give the date and place of her birth.
- Born Nov. 30th 1879 at Cross St. Threefield Lane, Southampton.
- 3. Is she legitimate?
- No.
- 4. If baptized, state place and date of baptism.
- Baptized at St. Jame's Church. Southampton.
- 5. Are her parents living?
- Father living.
- 6. If, however, either or both are dead, state of what disease they died and give the date of their death.
- Mother - died of creeping paralysis Janry 10th 84.
- 7. If living, give their exact places of abode, and state how long they have resided there.
- Father - seems to have no fixed house, but has a bed from time to time at a Public house in Cross St. the Cross [Trays]
- 8. Give the christian names and surnames of her parents (in full) and state their ages.
- Mother - E., 42 at time of her death
- Father - J.
- 9. What was or is the nature of the father's occupation and the amount of his weekly earnings? Give the name and address of his present or last employer.
- Chimney sweep. Earnings very uncertain.
- 10. What was or is the nature of the mother's occupation and the amount of her weekly earnings? Give the name and address of her present or last employer.
- 11. Have her parents or guardians ever received parish relief? If so, to what extent?
- Mother went to the Workhouse Infirmary when her illness became severe, & died there.
- 12. Give the names, addresses, ages, occupations and earnings (if any) of all her brothers and sisters.
- NAME, ADDRESS, AGE, OCCUPATION, WEEKLY EARNINGS
- J. (half-brother), Cross St., 23, Chimney Sweep
- E., The Refuge Winchester, 18
- A., unknown, 17
- F., 5 King St., Southampton, 13, works at the docks 8/.
- L., S. Andrew's Home, [Fareham], 9
- D., Southampton Workhouse, 7
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