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General => The Common Room => Topic started by: KittoFitz on Tuesday 31 July 18 20:31 BST (UK)
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In 1939, my Great Uncle, Arthur Dunstan Kitto was at the Turner Memorial Home, Dingle Head, Liverpool.
On the 1939 Register it lists him as a Post Office Clerk. However, a lot of the men are listed as Cripple or Mentally deficient. Alongside columns headed Birth date, M/F etc. there is also a column headed S, M, W or D.
Has anyone any idea what these letters stand for ?
Thanks
Freddy
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What about Single, Married, Widowed, Divorced? I could be way off the mark but worth a punt.
Emeltom
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I thought the same.
The home is still going, though with a changed title.
A
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How clever ! Just never thought of something so simple! Yes, I am sure that is correct. My Great Uncle has an S beside his name and he was single.Thank you very much.
There is another column showing O,V, S, P or I at the top. Everyone is listed as P. Any ideas on that one?
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Guessing that P would be for Patient but no idea on the rest. V could be Visitor I suppose.
Emeltom
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What about Single, Married, Widowed, Divorced? I could be way off the mark but worth a punt.
Emeltom
From the 1939 Registration Form
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Thanks. Nice to know I got it right for a change!
Emeltom
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There is another column showing O,V, S, P or I at the top. Everyone is listed as P. Any ideas on that one?
Officer, Visitor, Servant, Patient, Inmate - used only for institutions.
Information from TNA - Section 3 on this page:
http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/help-with-your-research/research-guides/1939-register/#3-what-and-who-the-register-records