• PARISH RECORDS
• 1 - Overseers' accounts
• 2 - Vestry minutes
• 3 - Bastardy, settlement, apprenticeship
• 10 - Parish registers
• POOR LAW UNION
• 4 - Relieving officer's records
• 5 - Guardians' minutes
• 6 - Correspondence
• 7 - General ledger
• 8 - Rate books
• REGISTRAR GENERAL
• 9 - Census records
• METHODOLOGY
• Nominal record linkage



~ Paupers of the Cleobury Mortimer Union ~

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The first section lists those 'known' to be the same person, followed by those 'probably' the same and then those 'possibly' the same. Click on the 'entry id' to see all the individuals identified on that entry, the 'person id' to see the enrtries for that individual, or the 'surname' to see a list of all those with the same name

Surname	Firstname	Parish	Date	Reference	Doc type	Role	Status	Person	Entry
Morris	Thomas	ST	1816.01.09	QS/10/2	JHC	prisoner	aged 57, born in the pari	PR001049	IMAG0100
Charged upon the oath of James Powell and Mary Powell, with stealing two fowls from the roost, on the 20th day of September last, the property of James Powell of the parish of Stokesay: committed until the sessions, the 24th day of October, 1815, by the Rev Richard Wilding, John Waocot, and John Wall, clerks. NB the said Thomas Morris was held by bail before Robert Cheney Hart Esq the 24th day of November last							Six months imprisonment