Sculcoates Union Workhouse

[Green-Bowler]

Has anyone by any chance list of inmates to the Sculcoates Union Workhouse 1803/5 please?

John

[Berlin-Bob]

Hi John,

Welcome to RootsChat 

Are those dates right 1803/5

According to the Rosbrett site,

The Sculcoates Union Workhouse, situated on the Beverley Road, is a large building in the Tudor style. The original structure was erected in 1844 at a cost of £11,000, but several additions and extensions have since been made, including a laundry, kitchens, dining hall, infirmary and electric light works.
Sculcoates Union comprises 16 parishes/townships.

at http://www.institutions.org.uk/workhouses/england/yorks/er/sculcoates+workhouse.htm

The Peter Higginbotham site,  http://users.ox.ac.uk/~peter/workhouse/
mentions 1837
For a description, maps and photos:
http://users.ox.ac.uk/~peter/workhouse/Sculcoates/Sculcoates.shtml#Pre-1834

There is also a mention of the records being held at Hull Record Office (starting in 1837)

Hope this helps,
Bob

[Green-Bowler]

No it is incorrect, my mistake, My ggg Grandfather died in the Sculcoates Union Workhouse 03/03/1873 name of Jeremiah Lowther i am looking for details.

John

[suttontrust]

If you want details of his death you will have to order his death certificate.  FreeBMD shows him to have died aged 67 in the March quarter of 1873 - Sculcoates 9d, 131.