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We are trying to trace if members of our family went to the workhouse due anomalies in the law. The respective members of the families concerned would have been born between the years 1885 and  1895. They were born in the Parish of Blodwel on the Shropshire, Montgomery shire border at Llanyblodwel or Porth-Waen.
It is believed they may have spent a short time in the work house between 1902 and 1906. Which would be the most likely work house for them to be sent to, we understand it being linked to the parish of birth.?
Any help would be gratefully appreciated.
Very many thanks, Eric.

Can anyone please help? I believe my grand parents taught at Charfield National School , Gloucester, between September 1902 and mid 1905. The address given by my grandmother at a baptism on March 31st  1904 was Charfield National School.
It is very possible grandfather Francis John Davies was headmaster  and grandmother sewing mistress. We have been unable to locate a School Log, which would be a tremendous help, grandfather had a number of his own children there at the time.
Would there be a Poll Register or some way some one could please help on this subject.
This could at the time have been a very delicate subject, grandfathers first wife died in February 1895. Sophia Dudley was his sister in law who he could not marry until after the law changed in 1907. The school house may have been for a married teacher only which could have resulted in him having to give up his post or at worst being dismissed his post.
Any help  would be greatfully appreciated. Very many thanks, Eric

Can any one please tell me what the following numbers /abbreviations mean on WW1 Medal Cards mean.?
Victory  x J/2/102 B40 13336.
BRITISH  _____do_________
Star     15 J/2/6B3 1403
Theatre of War served  120/ Balkans.
This card refers to Archiebald D Davies in The Royal Welsh Fusiliers Regiment 97 No 7    Service Number 290221.
Many Thanks in anticipation, Eric

John Davies born around 1728 at Westbury, married Mary Cooper [ b 1732 ]  in Westbury  on 27th January 1763. Who were his parents? What was his profession and his parents profession.? John and Mary appear to have 3 children John baptised 3/12/1753, Elizabeth b 4/4/1756 and Sarah b 19/8/1759.. Son John 1753 married Elizabeth Philpot [ baptised 11/12/1764 at Morville ] 19/8 1785 in Worthen, they had a number of children Richard b 12/10/1785, Anne b 3/6/1787, Martha b 12/2/1789,  Edward b 27/1/1791 [ all b Worthen ]. Edward married Elizabeth Praynolds on 24/5/1821 at Wrockwardne and they became millers at Walton Mill, Worthen. EDWARD DIED 28/9/1845 AGE 51 YEARS, Elizabeth died 5/9/1873 age 83 years, buried Worthen.
Non of Edward and Elizabeths children became millers, were Edwards family millers before him or what were their professions? We would be grateful to any one who could give us answers and enlarge on the above.
Many thanks, ERIC.