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World War Two / Re: 7th Batt Oxford & Bucks Light Infantry - WW2
« on: Saturday 27 December 25 13:20 GMT (UK) »
Hope the OP doesnt mind but Ive attempted to make it clearer
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Buckinghamshire / Re: Putnam House - Mid Bucks Shelter and Maternity Home - Records
« on: Sunday 14 January 24 16:32 GMT (UK) »
My uncle is also actively looking and I pointed him at the Aylesbury Remembered Facebook group to see if people are asking similar questions
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Buckinghamshire / Re: Putnam House - Mid Bucks Shelter and Maternity Home - Records
« on: Sunday 14 January 24 16:02 GMT (UK) »
I did come across this PDF. It has a picture of Putnam House https://www.dinton.info/pdfs/parishnewsoct2015.pdf
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Buckinghamshire / Re: Putnam House - Mid Bucks Shelter and Maternity Home - Records
« on: Sunday 14 January 24 15:32 GMT (UK) »
Hi all
The records for Putnam House post-1952 are held by Parents and Children Together https://www.pactcharity.org/
PACT Reading
7 Southern Court,
South Street,
Reading.
RG1 4QS
Telephone - 0300 456 4800
I also tried Action for Children but they didnt administer Putnam House. They suggested http://childrenshomes.org.uk/ however the records they hold are for children who went into their care. My uncle didnt as his mum took him home, which seems brave in 1939
Good luck with the research
The records for Putnam House post-1952 are held by Parents and Children Together https://www.pactcharity.org/
PACT Reading
7 Southern Court,
South Street,
Reading.
RG1 4QS
Telephone - 0300 456 4800
I also tried Action for Children but they didnt administer Putnam House. They suggested http://childrenshomes.org.uk/ however the records they hold are for children who went into their care. My uncle didnt as his mum took him home, which seems brave in 1939
Good luck with the research
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Handwriting Deciphering & Recognition / Re: Just cant make this out
« on: Thursday 18 May 23 08:15 BST (UK) »
David Wingfield was supposed to put up £50 in sureities as well as express penitence and I read it that he was unable to find the funds
And the pertition from his wife was for his release as he had expressed his sorrow for his actions and she was "truly miserable"
Sorrow he may have had but it seems in 1844 he was back in court charged with her "Attempted Murder" upshot was ... £50 sureities and he walked out of court with Charlotte as she mitigated the charge again
And the pertition from his wife was for his release as he had expressed his sorrow for his actions and she was "truly miserable"
Sorrow he may have had but it seems in 1844 he was back in court charged with her "Attempted Murder" upshot was ... £50 sureities and he walked out of court with Charlotte as she mitigated the charge again
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Handwriting Deciphering & Recognition / Re: Just cant make this out
« on: Wednesday 17 May 23 15:12 BST (UK) »
Looks like he refused the sureties so was imprisoned in January
The 1841 census was taken in June 1841 so Im confused as there is still a note on his record in July?
The 1841 census was taken in June 1841 so Im confused as there is still a note on his record in July?
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Handwriting Deciphering & Recognition / Re: Just cant make this out
« on: Wednesday 17 May 23 14:30 BST (UK) »It makes sense to me as it would appear that the Court is refusing the petition put forward by Charlotte on her husband's behalf.
You beat me to it ! Just fathomed that out now
Makes perfect sense as there is another book with the prisoner "outcome" which says "Nil" and that was posted in July 1841
As ever - thanks go out to all of you rootschatters with this query!
Cliff
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Handwriting Deciphering & Recognition / Re: Just cant make this out
« on: Wednesday 17 May 23 14:09 BST (UK) »
Interesting that you have put "petition" as his wife Charlotte had petitioned for his release on 1st Feb 1841 so if it is petition, then "refusing" wouldnt make sense
As it is on the 1851 census he was in the same jail although he was only sentenced to 6 months ... whether he got out and re-offended is on my to-do list
As it is on the 1851 census he was in the same jail although he was only sentenced to 6 months ... whether he got out and re-offended is on my to-do list
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Handwriting Deciphering & Recognition / Re: Just cant make this out
« on: Wednesday 17 May 23 12:03 BST (UK) »
Here is the page - hope it helps