| Description | Eliza Niggs application for relief (formerly TH/8377/4):
order from Public Office, Lambeth Street, Whitechapel to Overseers of the Poor to appear before Justice of the Peace. Concerns her application for poor relief for her readmission to Stratford Bow Poor House which had been refused by the Overseers of the Poor of St Mary Stratford Bow, 2 February 1829.
Removal Orders (formerly TH/8217/21-23):
William Hoy (16), Charlotta Hoy (14) and Peter Hoy (13), all illegitmate children, removed from St Mary Bow to St Matthew Bethnal Green, 23 January 1830.
Elizabeth Fry, married woman, removed from St Mary Bow to St Saviour, Southwark, 11 February 1830.
Elizabeth Finch, single woman, removed from St Mary Bow to West Ham, Essex, 19 August 1831.
(formerly TH/8377/7-11):
Jane Cook 'pauper lunatic' of Saint Mary Stratford Bow: settlement examination and workhouse removal orders (1859) to the parish and Poplar Poor Law Union concerning Jane Cook (12 or 13) daughter of James Cook and Harriet of 5 Spring Street, Old Ford. James Cook (41) was born in Keymer, Sussex. Jane Cook removed to Keymer, Sussex, 1859 |