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Case 41661. Application to Waifs and Strays' Society February 1894
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- 1. Give the child's christian name and surname.
- I.
- 2. State the exact age, and give the date and place of birth.
- 19 yrs. Sept 1884 Portsmouth
- 3. Legitimate?
- Yes
- 4. If baptized, state place and date of baptism.
- In 1883 S. Mary Portsea
- 5. Parents living?
- No
- 6. If, however, either or both are dead, state of what disease they died and give the date of their death.
- Mother - in confinement Oct. 5 1892
- Father - consumption Tues Jun 23 1874
- 7. If living, give their exact places of abode, and state how long they have resided there.
- 8. Give the christian names and surnames of parents (in full) and state their ages.
- Mother - H., 39 time of death
- Father - W., 42 at time of death
- 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.
- 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 the parents or guardians ever received parish relief? If so, to what extent?
- 6/s a week since the mother's death
- 12. Give the names, addresses, ages, occupations and earnings (if any) of all the brothers and sisters of the child.
- NAME, ADDRESS, AGE, OCCUPATION, WEEKLY EARNINGS
- W., Haslar Hospital [?], 19, sick-nurse, 6/s
- H., "", 18, 6/s
- R., Trafalgar Place, 15, keeps house for her grandfather
- G., [Fratton] Hants, 12
- A., The Union Portsmouth, 11
- A., The Union Portsmouth, 5
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