| Acholt Henry |
32 |
1773 29th October |
Sick and a stranger |
4 November 1773 went out for London. |
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| Acop Sarah |
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1773 6th November |
Sick. |
12 December 1781 went to live at Mr Beecham's. |
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| Adams Charlotte |
21 |
1785 8th November |
Put in the house by her father and paid the officers for her board. |
7 March 1786 taken out by her father. |
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| Alan Mary |
72 |
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| Alan or Smith Elizabeth |
72 |
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| Alverado Robert |
82 |
1773 9th December |
Taken up in hog style at the back part of Mr. Suddingtons. |
10 December 1773 sent out of the Corporation by Phillip Smith. |
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| Amos Elizabeth |
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1779 11th October |
Sick |
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| Amos John |
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1785 20th September |
Sick. |
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| Andrews Amy |
65 |
1774 6th February |
Lame and superannuated. |
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| Andrews John |
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1775 1st August |
Disorder in his service. |
12 August 1775 taken out. |
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| Anson Abigail |
7 |
1781 26th June |
Admitted with her sister. |
4 September 1781 discharge with her sister. |
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| Anson Abigail |
7 |
1782 4th February |
Their father being gone to the hospital the mother not able to provide for them. |
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| Anson Elizabeth |
13 |
1781 26th June |
Their father being lame and not able to provide for them. |
4 August 1781 went to live at Mr Pritchard's, Free Mason's Arms. |
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| Anson Elizabeth |
14 |
1784 5th June |
Admitted with her father. |
16 June 1784 run away. |
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| Anson Elizabeth |
17 |
1784 7th October |
Their friends not able to provide for them having a large family. |
4 July 1785 taken out by her mother. |
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| Anson George |
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1784 7th October |
Their friends not able to provide for them having a large family. |
4 July 1785 taken out by his mother. |
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| Anson James |
45 |
15 June 1784 |
Lame and not able to provide for himself and family was admitted. |
21 June 1784 went out of his own accord. |
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| Anson James |
3 |
26 June 1781 |
Admitted with his sister. |
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| Anson Mary |
16 |
19 January 1782 |
Sick. |
29 September 1782 went to live at The Fountain with Mr Martin. |
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| Anson Mary |
15 |
26 June 1781 |
Admitted with her sister. |
21 November 1781 went to live at Mr Ellendor's, The Jolly Sailor. |
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| Anson Mary jnr. |
1 |
13 November 1782 |
Her mother being married to a soldier went away with him and left the child a charge of the parish. |
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| Anson Robert |
5 |
26 June 1781 |
Admitted with his sister. |
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| Anson Sarah |
11 |
15 June 1784 |
Admitted with her father. |
21 June taken out by her father. |
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| Anson Sarah |
14 |
1784 7th October |
Their friends not able to provide for them having a large family. |
4 July 1785 taken out by her mother. |
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| Anson Susanna |
8 |
26 June 1781 |
Admitted with her sister. |
4 September 1781 discharge the house by order of the officer. |
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| Anson Susanna |
8 |
4 February 1782 |
Their father being gone to the hospital the mother not able to provide for them. |
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| Atherden Edward |
15 |
16 January 1784 |
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05 September 1785 went to live with Mr William Luddington. |
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| Atherden Elizabeth |
44 |
16 January 1784 |
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| Atherden Elizabeth |
7 |
16 January 1784 |
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| Atherden George |
13 |
16 January 1784 |
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07 February 1785 bound apprentice to Mr John Harvey peruke maker and hairdresser. |
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| Atherden George |
38 |
26 December 1777 |
Disorder in his service and not fit to be at large nor his funds able to do anything for himself. |
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| Austin James |
43 |
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| Austin Sarah |
9 |
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19 February 1786 run away on a Sunday evening with her best clothes. |
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| Badcock Penny |
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27 March 1781 |
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| Bailey John |
65 |
1785 5th April |
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| Bailey John |
64 |
21 September 1784 |
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22 March 1785 went out of his own accord. |
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| Bailey Mary |
16 |
1783 7th October |
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30 December 1783 went to live at Dr. Folks. |
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| Bailey Mrs |
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12 December 1785 |
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16 August 1786 run away. |
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| Bailey William |
13 |
4 February 1783 |
Admitted again. |
17 June 1783 went on trial to Mr Roberts of Greenwich. 23 July 1783 bound apprentice to Mr Roberts. |
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| Baker Richard |
7 |
14 November 1782 |
Their father being gone to the hospital the mother not able to provide for them |
19 November 1782 had to his parish by warrant of removal. |
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| Baker Susanna |
25 |
25 February 1772 |
Sick and not fit for service |
April 5th 1772 discharged well. |
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| Baker Susannah |
27 |
27 November 1773 |
Sick and brought from Deal by warrant of removal |
1 April 1774 went to Ashford to seek service. |
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| Baldwin Elizabeth |
60 |
8 September 1779 |
Sick |
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| Barber Jane |
69 |
25 July 1782 |
Admitted to lodge in house only |
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| Barnett M. |
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16 April 1783 |
Admitted with mother. |
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| Batley Elizabeth |
19 |
20 August 1780 |
Her husband being a soldier deserted her in Wye removed to Dover. |
14 May 1782 went to live at Mr Wittnall's The Little Ship. |
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| Battam Richard |
71 |
27 January 1771 |
Sane and unable to provide for himself. |
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| Bayley Ann |
29 |
1779 18th October |
Big with child |
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| Bayley Ann |
22 |
6 June 1772 |
Broken arm and not able to provide for herself |
21 July 1772 discharged well. |
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| Bayley Elizabeth |
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11 November 1777 |
Superanuated |
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| Bayley Mary |
40 |
24 March 1777 |
Her husband run away and she a little disturb of her mind was admitted. |
9 May 1777 thought able to provide for herself. |
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| Bayley Mary |
9 |
24 March 1777 |
Admitted with her mother |
2 September 1783 went on trial with widow Smithett. |
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| Bayley Mary |
40 |
24 May 1777 |
Nowhere to lodge was admitted. |
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| Bayley William |
5 |
24 March 1777 |
Admitted with his mother |
28 August 1782 went on trial to Mr Marinner's but returned 1 February 1783 run away with four other boys. |
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| Beacham Henry |
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20 July 1780 |
For bad behaviour and drunkeness |
24 July 1780 went out by order of the officer. |
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| Bean George |
26 |
10 June 1783 |
Returned from sea and not able to get his living was admitted. |
11 November 1783 thought able to provide for himself. |
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| Bean George |
27 |
15 January 1784 |
Being underwitted and not able to provide for himself was admitted. |
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| Bean George |
14 |
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Somewhat under witted. |
9 March 1776 run away |
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| Belfrey Thomas |
50 |
15 February 1777 |
Bad of his eyes and out of employment could not provide for himself. |
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| Belsey Elizabeth |
11 |
6 June 1767 |
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4 June 1767 taken out. |
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| Belsey Thomas |
45 |
24 March 1772 |
He attempted to drown himself and frightened himself into a fever |
6 April 1772 discharged well |
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| Bennett Isabelle |
25 |
15 May 1775 |
Pox |
10 August 1775 run fifth time. |
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| Bennett Isabelle |
25 |
1776 9th November |
Having run away seventeen days before was admitted being underwitted. |
18 May 1777 run away. |
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| Bennett Isabelle |
29 |
22 February 1775 |
Pox and without house or home. |
17 April 1775 run away third time. |
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| Bennett Isabelle |
28 |
4 October 1777 |
Thought to be dieing in Mr Hornes stables was brought to the house. |
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| Bennett Isabelle |
27 |
7 October 1776 |
Somewhat underwitted and without home and exposed to evil or baith herself admitted to prevent her from consequences. |
23 October 1776 got over the wall in the night and went away. |
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| Bentley William |
6 |
21 August 1782 |
Without home or friends to take care of him was admitted. |
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| Betherstone Thomas |
59 |
10 July 1778 |
His friends ashamed to see him about the street was admitted |
Discharged by general order of the officers. Not to be admitted again. Unable to support himself. |
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| Betherstone Thomas |
59 |
4 December 1777 |
His friends to pay for his board. |
July 1778 went out and did not return for two days and two nights. |
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| Betherstone Thomas |
58 |
6 May 1777 |
The renter of the house commonly known by the line of the Little Lift facing the line of the city of London. |
23 November 1777 went away. |
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| Birmingham Mary |
16 |
28 December 1781 |
Passed as a vagrant from Burbridge in Yorkshire. |
11 February 1782 run away out of the back gates and took with her a new chefs apron and old petticoat belonging to Anson and Sheriff. |
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| Bissick Elizabeth |
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15 June 1785 |
Brought from Deal by warrant of removal. |
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| Bissick John |
55 |
17 February 1784 |
Could get no employment and the winter severe was admitted. |
15 April 1784 discharge to provide for himself. |
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| Bissick John |
56 |
24 August 1785 |
Sick. |
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| Bolderstone Thomas |
48 |
6 June 1767 |
A border at 2/6d per week. |
27 December 1773 taken out. |
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| Bourn Ann |
11 |
1785 9th November |
Admitted with her mother and father. |
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| Bowman Mary |
64 |
5 December 1774 |
Without friends without home and no one would take her in. |
29 May 1775 thought able to provide for herself. |
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| Bowman Mary |
68 |
9 March 1778 |
Superannuated |
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| Boxer Daniel |
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14 June 1782 |
Having bad legs and his wife sick and not able to maintain themselves was admitted. |
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| Boxer Elizabeth |
48 |
14 June 1782 |
Admitted with her husband sick. |
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| Boyd Henry |
48 |
11 March 1773 |
Bad of dropsey |
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| Bradshaw Charles |
3 |
23 August 1784 |
His mother not able to provide for him being in the house herself. |
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| Bradshaw Elizabeth |
36 |
13 October 1783 |
In a bad low spirited was and not able to take care of her family was admitted. |
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| Bradshaw Matthew |
6 months |
13 October 1783 |
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| Bradshaw Thomas |
5 |
13 October 1783 |
Admitted with mother. |
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| Brand Job |
81 |
10 October 1772 |
Brought from Sandwich superannuated |
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| Branton Felicity |
45 |
11 December 1774 |
French born but being sick and unable to cross the water. Without friends and home. |
21 December 1774 last with Captain Banks. |
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| Brett Ann |
43 |
2 January 1777 |
Being turned out of her place without lodgings or friends and the weather very cold and thick snow was admitted. |
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| Brett Ann |
45 |
25 May 1779 |
A drunken idle woman |
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| Brett Ann |
52 |
27 January 1769 |
Sick |
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| Brett Ann |
15 |
27 January 1769 |
Brought in with her mother being without home. |
4 April 1772 went to live with Jacob Whaller Sandwich. |
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| Brett Ann |
40 |
28 March 1774 |
Without clothes and without home |
8 November 1774 thought able to provide for herself. |
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| Brett Ann |
45 |
30 April 1773 |
Without clothes and without friends |
6 June 1773 thought to be able to provide for herself. |
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| Brett John |
17 |
27 January 1769 |
Brought in with his mother being without home. |
5 March 1769 clothed and carried to Canterbury. |
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| Brett Sarah |
21 |
26 January 1784 |
Was in service at Mr Archer jnr. but left her place. |
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| Brett Sarah |
6 |
27 January 1769 |
Brought in with her mother being young. |
27 December 1780 went to live at Captain Watson's. |
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| Brett Sarah |
20 |
28 July 1783 |
Big with child. |
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| Brett William |
12 |
29 November 1769 |
Returned from John Garnett, Farthingloe. |
27 August 1770 went again to Mr John Garnett, Farthingloe. |
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| Brett William |
9 |
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18 August 1769 went to Mr John Garnett, Farthingloe. |
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| Brewer B. |
10 |
25 March 1783 |
His uncle at Folkestone not able to provide for him any longer was admitted. |
27 March 1783 Taken out by Mr Ismay to assist in his shop, 24 May 1784 went on trial to Mr Gravenor peruke maker Kings Head Street. |
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