Offer: Settlement Cert/ Removal Orders

[sunflower]

Hello again

You are better to take a look at some websites that can certainly explain it better than I can.
If you do a google for Settlement Certificates / Removal Orders there are a lot of sites that come up.

http://www.genguide.co.uk/source/settlement-certificatesexaminations-and-removal-orders-parish-poor-law/173/

Carol

[greyingrey]

Oh, thanks a lot, Carol. Would it be possible that immigrants like the dreaded Lyon Asher would be included ? Are there any Ashers for Notts/Leics ?

If there are a lot, ignore them...the period I'm interested in for his arrival would be 1780-1820.

Thank you very much

[sunflower]

Hi

I can only see 3

Francis Asher & his wife from Flintham to Cropwell Bishop, Settlement Certificate 1793

Ann Asher, spinster, from St Mary's Notts, to Ruddington Removal Order 1815

William Asher, wife & family from Kirklington to Syerston Settlement Certificate 1740

Carol

[greyingrey]

Thanks a lot....very much appreciated

[sstain]

Hi Carol

Sorry for delay but I wasn't notified that there had been a reply. I'm afraid that you didn't answer my query about the Pownall's in the earlier thread, is it possible for you to check for me.
Thanks Larkspur but I already have all of the information from the parish records.

Sheila

hi Carol

I have lots of info on my Pownalls which ranges from about 1785 to date. William Pownall was born in 1801 in Twerton St Michaels near Bath but then his family moved to the Nottingham area. He was in the Basford workhouse in 1844 with his children after his wife had died and they said his parish was Lambley. He married in Calverton in 1825. He was a frame work knitter. I have him on all of the census until he died in Basford Workhouse in 1871. Thanks
Sheila

[sunflower]

Hi Sheila

I did reply to your request to look at the Settlement / Removal orders for Pownall's

2nd page, last reply.

Carol

[sstain]

Hi Carol

Sorry about asking you to look again. I think something bizarre happened. Firstly I wasn't notified that you had replied and secondly that there were only the responses to my query from Larkspurr when I looked.
Apologies again and thanks for checking.

Sheila

[dee-jay]

Hi Carol

Could you check if there are any LEGG/LEGGE entries for Nottingham, please?  They were West Country migrants pre-1841 and their notoriety would probably have given just cause for examination, if not removal! 

[sunflower]

Hi Dee-jay

Sorry I can't see any Legg / Legge names in my book of SC & RO

 
Carol