Bethnal Green Order of Removal

[toby webb]

I wonder if anyone can guide me concerning the codes written on this Order of Removal from Bethnal Green Poor Law Union.
Thanks, Toby.

[horselydown86]

The first word is Vide.  It's a Latin word meaning See!; used to refer the reader to another place for more information.

What follows looks to be the internal code of the volume - something like Ta?2/65 H? 169

I suspect from the writing & type of paper in your image that this is from a "rough" book.

An actual Order of Removal is a proper legal document which, while still handwritten in parts, should be on better paper.

The reference above may be to the location of the actual Order of Removal.

[jonw65]

As said, it's from the rough settlement exam books. Bethnal Green. Ancestry are known to some BG rough exams as orders of removal (possibly vice versa!)
LMA ref is BEBG/267/022, Rough examinations, indexed, 30 Oct 1866-1867

There is nothing else on there apart from what you have attached.
Possibly says
B2/65 Fo 169
2y B G

Maybe a reference to a rough exam from an earlier book, on folio(?) 169 (book 2 1865?) Some of the books are missing.
Last bit could perhaps be 2 years (in) Bethnal Green

[Bookbox]

It’s simply a cross-reference to an earlier rough settlement examination, taken when Mary was an inmate in the workhouse in 1865. That can be seen online in Book 2 for 1865, p. 169 (as referenced here).

But there is a fuller entry on p. 184, giving her background details, establishing her eligibility for relief from Bethnal Green and showing that she was 'irremovable'.

You'll find these other entries under the spelling HORNSBLOW.

[toby webb]

Well! Well! Just a single S and I might never have found it. That clears up the matter. Thanks. T