South Dublin Workhouse writing - help needed deciphering please

[Redser8888]

I can see it is hospital now  but still not the right notes in that column.

yup! 

[Bookbox]

From general experience with workhouse registers, I would say that the column-heading in this case is irrelevant. These are probably the names of the people who ordered the paupers' admission to the workhouse. At least three of them seem to be Master (of the workhouse). The others will probably be the surname of the relieving officer for the relevant district, or someone acting on his behalf (Lawless for Conway?).

[shanreagh]

From general experience with workhouse registers, I would say that the column-heading in this case is irrelevant. These are probably the names of the people who ordered the paupers' admission to the workhouse. At least three of them seem to be Master (of the workhouse). The others will probably be the surname of the relieving officer for the relevant district, or someone acting on his behalf (Lawless for Conway?).

Another name might be Bailon or Barton?

[Redser8888]

From general experience with workhouse registers, I would say that the column-heading in this case is irrelevant. These are probably the names of the people who ordered the paupers' admission to the workhouse. At least three of them seem to be Master (of the workhouse). The others will probably be the surname of the relieving officer for the relevant district, or someone acting on his behalf (Lawless for Conway?).

Another name might be Bailon or Barton?

  Eureka!! I went and searched the 1911 census for "relieving officer" Dublin and found "Corway" South Dublin Union (workhouse)

Thank you so much for your advice!!!

Redser

[Kiltaglassan]

Great work Bookbox and well done Redser. 

KG

[hallmark]

From general experience with workhouse registers, I would say that the column-heading in this case is irrelevant. These are probably the names of the people who ordered the paupers' admission to the workhouse. At least three of them seem to be Master (of the workhouse). The others will probably be the surname of the relieving officer for the relevant district, or someone acting on his behalf (Lawless for Conway?).

Another name might be Bailon or Barton?

  Eureka!! I went and searched the 1911 census for "relieving officer" Dublin and found "Corway" South Dublin Union (workhouse)

Thank you so much for your advice!!!

Redser

Did you find Lawless?   

[Redser8888]

From general experience with workhouse registers, I would say that the column-heading in this case is irrelevant. These are probably the names of the people who ordered the paupers' admission to the workhouse. At least three of them seem to be Master (of the workhouse). The others will probably be the surname of the relieving officer for the relevant district, or someone acting on his behalf (Lawless for Conway?).

Another name might be Bailon or Barton?

  Eureka!! I went and searched the 1911 census for "relieving officer" Dublin and found "Corway" South Dublin Union (workhouse)

Thank you so much for your advice!!!

Redser

Did you find Lawless?   

no Lawless in Ireland hahaha