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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => England => Staffordshire => Topic started by: adnil48 on Thursday 04 February 10 16:55 GMT (UK)
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Hello ,
I have just found out that my uncle was in the Lichfield Industrial School prior to being admitted to Adel Reform School in 1911. I found him on the 1911 Census in the Adel Reform School.
I was able to obtain his report whilst he was there and this states he was in the Lichfield School previously.
I do not know when he was in there but he was born Jarvis Gardiner in Hull in 1895. His parents were James Robert Gardiner and Jane Ann Elizabeth Gardiner.
I can only find a Lichfield Industrial School for Girls on the internet.
Any suggestions please.
Regards Adnil48
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From http://www.workhouses.org.uk/
CERTIFIED TRUANT INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS
The Beacon School for Boys, Beacon Street, Lichfield. (Originally a Truant School.) certified December 28, 1893.
Stan
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Hello Stan,
Thank you for your prompt reply.
I will now look into that School.
Thank you once again.
Adnil48
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Hi,
:)
There is also some info about the Beacon Industrial School on this link:-
http://www.missing-ancestors.com/midland_school_short_term_indust%20lichfield.htm
as well as some information about industrial schools in general.
Luzzu
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Hello Luzzu,
Thank you for your reply. I am now searching these records.
Thank you for your help.
Regards Adnil48
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Hi, I have just come across your post with reference to The Midlands Industrial and Truant School, Beacon Road, Lichfield. My grandfather was in this school in the 1911 census. I have been trying for two years to try and trace the records and they seemed to have disappeared. Did you have any luck in finding the records?
Missydoris
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Hello MissyDoris,
No I did'nt find any records. If you do come accross I would very much like to know where you find them
Regards Linda
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On Wednesday July 30th 1919 Roll of honour memorial was unveiled at the Midland Industrial School by Dr Norris of the Home Office. A mural tablet supported by two columns was handmade by Bridgemans and commemorated 1033 boys of the Army and Navy.