Genealogy Chat

shelly this is great info thank you have copied it for future ref. michael

nuge for yorkie thay have lost all there bookmarks

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madeline have you tryed this link http://homepage.ntlworld.com/hitch/gendocs/institute.html#convents

there is lowed more stuff to

shelly

has anyone ever heard of St. Cyprians home of mercy institute? my gr. grandmother is listed as being there in the census records but I cannot find any reference to it on the net. any thoughts?

Madeline

well done shelly fab work.
:~))

n

Thank you, Shelly,
I need to find out which Asylum my g grandad deposited his first wife in!!!!

maggie

good one shelly great stuff thanks
linda x

snowdrop did you get the link

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/hitch/gendocs/institute.html#convents

lots more in the sit

Keeping this nudged, it is too good to lose.

Refuge for Homeless & Destitute Girls, St George Bloomsbury, ST GILES [1861]
Royal Female Philathropic Society, LAMBETH [1861]
Royal Patriotic School, Wandsworth, WANDSWORTH [1861]
Royal Victoria Patriotic Asylum (Girls), Trinity Road, Wandsworth Common, S.W. London [1888]
Refuge for the Destitute, Hackney, HACKNEY [1861]
Sailors' Home, POPLAR [1861]
Sailors' Home, Aldgate, WHITECHAPEL [1861]
Samaritan Free, Manchester Square, W. London [1888]
School for the Indigent Blind, London Road, London Road, ST SAVIOUR SOUTHWARK [1881]
School for the Indigent Blind, London Road, ST GEORGE SOUTHWARK [1861]
School House Yard, Holy Trinity, LAMBETH [1862]
Sister's of Mercy, Osnaburgh Street, Regent's Park, PANCRAS [1861]
South London Institution for the Reception of Females, Gloucester Place, St Mary, NEWINGTON [1861]
St Ann's Society Schools, Streatham, WANDSWORTH [1861]
St James Westminster Industrial School, Battersea, WANDSWORTH [1861]
St John's House (Training Institution for Nurses), St Clement Danes, STRAND [1861]
St Joseph's Home for Children, Hammersmith, KENSINGTON [1861]
St Joseph's Retreat (a Roman Catholic Institution), Highgate Hill, Islington, ISLINGTON [1861]
St Judes Vicarage, Commercial Street, WHITECHAPEL [1871]
St Marys Vicarage, Church Passage, WHITECHAPEL [1871]
St Pauls School, Wellclose Square, WHITECHAPEL [1871]
St Pauls Vicarage, Dock Street, WHITECHAPEL [1871]
St Stephens Vicarage, Commercial Street, WHITECHAPEL [1871]
Strangers' Home for Asiatics, Limehouse, STEPNEY [1861]
The Cripples' Home, Christchurch, MARYLEBONE [1861]
The House of Mercy, Union Place, Christchurch, MARYLEBONE [1861]
The London Society for Teaching the Blind to Read, Hampstead, HAMPSTEAD [1861]
The Society for Rescue of Young Women and Children, Hampstead, HAMPSTEAD [1861]
The Soldiers' Daughters' Home, Hampstead, HAMPSTEAD [1861]
The Training Refuge for Destitute Girls, Christchurch, MARYLEBONE [1861]
The Warehousemen and Clerks' Schools, Hatcham, St Paul Deptford, GREENWICH [1861]
Trewit Industrial House, South Hackney, HACKNEY [1861]
Trinity Asylum, Brixton, LAMBETH [1881]
Vicarage, St Marks Street, WHITECHAPEL [1871]
Westmoreland Society School, Norwood, LAMBETH [1861]
Whitechapel Society's Schoolhouse, St Mary Street, WHITECHAPEL [1871]
Yorkshire School, Westminster Road, ST GEORGE SOUTHWARK [1861]

Other including Principal Charitable Institutions ~
Aged Pilgrim's Asylum, Crouch End, N. London [1888]
All Saints Home, 82 Margaret Street, All Souls, MARYLEBONE [1861]
All Saints' Institution, 127 Gower Street, W.C. London [1888]
All Saints School, Spicer Street, WHITECHAPEL [1871]
All Saints Schoolhouse, Spicer Street, WHITECHAPEL [1871]
Asylum for Blind, Webber Row, London Road, ST SAVIOUR SOUTHWARK [1881]
Asylum for the Deaf & Dumb, Kent Road, ST GEORGE SOUTHWARK [1861]
Asylum for the Houseless Poor, Whitecross Street, ST LUKE [1861]
Asylum of the Good Shepherd, Hammersmith, KENSINGTON [1861]
Blind School, Southwark, S.E. London[1888]
Boy's Home, Euston Road, Camden Town, PANCRAS [1861]
Boys Industrial School, Commercial Street, WHITECHAPEL [1871]
Boys Refuge & Industrial School, Commercial Street, WHITECHAPEL [1871]
Boy's Refuge, Commercial Street, Whitechapel North, WHITECHAPEL [1861]
Boy's Refuge, St Giles South, ST GILES [1861]
British Asylum Deaf & Dumb Females, Red Lion Square, W.C. London [1888]
British Home for Incurables, Clapham Road, S.W. London [1888]
British Penitent Female Refuge, South Hackney, HACKNEY [1861]
Caledonian Asylum for Children, Islington, ISLINGTON [1861]
Children's Establishment, Limehouse, STEPNEY [1861]
Church Missionaries' Children's Home, Islington, ISLINGTON [1861]
City of London Freemen's Orphan School, Brixton, LAMBETH [1861]
Creche(The), Stepney, E. London [1888]
Deaf & Dumb Asylum, Old Kent Road, S.E. London [1888]
Deaf & Dumb Asylum, Old Kent Road, Kent Road, ST SAVIOUR SOUTHWARK [1881]
Destitute Sailor's Asylum, London Docks, E. London [1888]
Destitute Sailors' Asylum, Precinct of the Tower, Aldgate, WHITECHAPEL [1861]
Devanants School, Whitechapel Road, WHITECHAPEL [1871]
Elizabeth Fry's Refuge, South Hackney, HACKNEY [1861]
Evelina, Southwark Bridge Road, S.E. London [1888]
Family Home (in connexion with the Rescue Society), Wandsworth, WANDSWORTH [1861]
Female Protection Society, 157 Marylebone Road, St Mary, MARYLEBONE [1861]
Field Lane Refuge, St Sepulchre, WEST LONDON [1861]
Fire Engine House, Church Lane, Whitechapel Road, WHITECHAPEL [1871]
Fire Station, Church Lane, WHITECHAPEL [1871]
Freemasons' Female School, Battersea, WANDSWORTH [1861]
Fulham Refuge, Fulham, KENSINGTON [1861]
Gas Works House, Worship Street, WHITECHAPEL [1871]
Girls' Industrial Home, Stockwell Place, Kennington, LAMBETH [1861]
Girls' Laundry, Hampstead, HAMPSTEAD [1861]
Guardian Society's Asylum, Green, BETHNAL GREEN [1861]
Gun Makers Proof House, Church Lane, Whitechapel Road, WHITECHAPEL [1871]
Hans Town School of Industry, Chelsea, CHELSEA [1861]
Home for Aged Poor (Nazareth House), Hammersmith, KENSINGTON
Home for Destitute Females, WEST LONDON [1861]
Home for Incurable Children, Maida Vale, W. London [1888]
Home for Incurable Women, New Ormond Street, W.C. London [1888]
House of Charity, St Anne Soho, STRAND [1861]
House of Occupation, St George's Road, ST GEORGE SOUTHWARK [1861]
Industrial Home for Outcast Boys, LAMBETH [1861]
Infant Poor House for Clerkenwell, Islington, ISLINGTON [1861]
Infant Poor House, Islington, ISLINGTON [1861]
Invalid Asylum for Females, Stoke Newington, HACKNEY [1861]
Jewish Free School, Bell Lane, WHITECHAPEL [1871]
Jewish Infants School, Commercial Street, WHITECHAPEL [1871]
Jews' Deaf & Dumb Institution, Notting Hill, N.W. London [1888]
Jews Infants School, Commercial Street, WHITECHAPEL [1871]
King Edward Schools, St Georges Road, London Road, ST SAVIOUR SOUTHWARK [1881]
King Edward's Refuge for Destitute Girls, Mile End New Town, WHITECHAPEL [1861]
King Edward's School (commonly called House of Occupation), St George's Road, ST GEORGE SOUTHWARK [1861]
Ladies' Invalid Establishment, Cavendish Square, MARYLEBONE [1861]
Licensed Victuallers' School, Kennington, LAMBETH [1861]
London Home for Females, Notting Hill, KENSINGTON
Mile End Old Town Industrial School, MILE END OLD TOWN [1861]
National Institution, 227 Gray's Inn Road, W.C. London [1888]
National Schoolhouse St Marks, Chamber Street, WHITECHAPEL [1871]
National Schoolhouse, Commercial Street, WHITECHAPEL [1871]
Parochial Schoolhouse, Little Tower Hill, WHITECHAPEL [1871]
Poplar & Stepney Asylum, Bromley, E. London [1888]
Ragged School, Chicksand Street, WHITECHAPEL [1871]
Ragged School, Wentworth Street, WHITECHAPEL [1871]
Raine's Asylum (for the maintenance and education of 40 girls, ST GEORGE IN THE EAST [1861]

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Shelly looks like this could be useful to keep and refer to when needed so thank you very much for adding it.

Ann
Glos

there is to much info for me to put on here try this link see if works there is just lowed of stuff to look at

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/hitch/gendocs/institute.html#convents

shelly

Abbreviations Used On Census Returns
England & Wales 1841-1891

Ag. Lab. ~ Agricultural Labourer (1841-81 Census)

Ap. ~ Apprentice (1841-61 Census)

Army ~ Members of HM land forces of whatever rank (1841 Census)

Cl. ~ Clerk (1841-61 Census)

F.S. ~ Female Servant (1841 Census)

H.P. ~ Members of HM armed forces on half-pay (1841 Census)

Ind. ~ Independent - people living on their own means (1841 Census)

J. ~ Journeyman (1841 Census)

M. ~ Manufacturer (1841 Census)

m. ~ Maker - as in ‘Shoe m.’ (1841 Census)

M.S. ~ Male Servant (1841 Census)

Navy ~ Members of HM naval forces, including marines, of whatever rank (1841 Census)

P. ~ Pensioner in HM armed forces (1841 Census)

Rail. Lab. ~ Railway Labourer (1841 Census)

Serv. ~ Servant (1841 Census)

Sh. ~ Shopman (1841 Census)

shelly

Well done Shelly...Very useful infomation. xx

sue i dont know how to do sticky ill try

just so glad all think info mite be of grate help

shelly