Page 1 of 1

Margaret Reid - Liverpool Workhouse 1904

Posted: 27 Oct 2017 18:46
by Blue70
Any ideas what this extract says at the beginning of the second line for 'Name and Address of nearest Relatives' entry. First line I'm sure says:-

Son Alexr same [ie son Alexander Reid at the same address 31 Sherwood Street]

The only part of the second line I can read is the address:-

? 30 Taliesin Street

Image


Full entry see '5587' Margaret Reid here:-

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903 ... cat=507318


Blue

Re: Margaret Reid - Liverpool Workhouse 1904

Posted: 27 Oct 2017 19:22
by lynne99
having looked at the original it looks like uagt Ball Means nothing to me. sorry

Re: Margaret Reid - Liverpool Workhouse 1904

Posted: 27 Oct 2017 19:38
by Bertieone
Abbreviation of Margaret,

Margaret Ball?

Re: Margaret Reid - Liverpool Workhouse 1904

Posted: 27 Oct 2017 20:01
by Blue70
Thanks Bert I think you have it there the more I look at it now the more it looks like Margt Ball.


Blue

Re: Margaret Reid - Liverpool Workhouse 1904

Posted: 27 Oct 2017 20:40
by Katie
I think is is Alexander Same address and the Margaret Ball is a separate entry. I can check the Microfilm copy tomorrow to confirm blue. Give me the date of admission.

Re: Margaret Reid - Liverpool Workhouse 1904

Posted: 27 Oct 2017 21:58
by Blue70
Katie wrote:I think is is Alexander Same address and the Margaret Ball is a separate entry. I can check the Microfilm copy tomorrow to confirm blue. Give me the date of admission.
Thanks for the offer Katie. Admitted 13th May 1904, died 16th May 1904. It's probably not worth checking as I've just received the death record on PDF today and apart from the place of death as Liverpool Workhouse there are the two addresses mentioned in that Creed Register extract, 31 Sherwood Street and 30 Taliesin Street. 31 Sherwood Street is entered as Margaret Reid's home address and 30 Taliesin Street as the informant, A Reid's address. They probably boarded at both addresses. Margaret Ball at 30 Taliesin Street doesn't appear to be a relative she was more likely a friend that they boarded with and a useful contact for the Workhouse people. I think Margaret Ball was in Slade Street in 1901 a street that various Reids were living in on the 1891 Census.


Blue