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| Folios 55-68. Letter from Charles Hart, Secretary to the Liverpool Select Vestry to the Poor Law Board. Acknowledge receipt of your circular letter of the 20 February 1851 and in accordance forward the annual report of total lunatics and idiots chargeable to the Liverpool parish on the 1 January 1851. The summary provides information on the number of idiots and lunatics, where they are maintained, their ages, whether they are a danger to themselves, whether they are of dirty habits and the average weekly cost per head of their maintenance and clothing. The list of lunatics and idiots is as follows: Jane Jones, Henry Waring, Henry Spencer, Ann Knight, Mary Keating, Sophia Cragg, Elizabeth Shaw, [Thomas Hastwell], Jane Sloan, Ellen Graves, Mary Webster, Thomas Morris, Mary Hughes, Mary Bolton, William Proctor, Elizabeth Millington, Ann Lesley, Abraham Baker, Sarah McGovan, Elizabeth Murphy, William Varty, Catharine Baines, Thomas Wright, [Mary Parry], Phoebe Edwards, Richard Dowman, Gilbert Maddocks, [Mary Hastwell], Thomas Redman, Joseph Ayers, Robert Hughes, Charles Brownbill, William Lane, Rebecca Wilcock, Henry Derbyshire, Evan Williams, Ellen Pollard, Isaac Peppin, William Williams, Edward Pervis, Richard Probart, Joseph Emmett, Mary Ann Howard, Amelia Caslerdine, Elizabeth Thompson, Joseph Duncan, Thomas Millington, Elizabeth Stringer, John Highton, James Harris, Robert Bland, Martha Cardwell, Mary Scholes, Thomas Roberts, Catharine Webster, Catharine Carr, Sarah Billinge, Jane Rawlinson, Catharine McCardwell, Jonathon Bell, Joseph Chatham, Mathew Meredith, William Bailey, William Parry, William Birkett, John Blackey, [Joseph Persey], [William James Moore], [William James Kelly], Samuel Murray, Henery Gale, Harriett Baines, Ann Aspinall, [Elizabeth Wright], John Caffrey, Nicholas Breen, Margaret Hooton, Margaret Little, Ann Walton, Frances Halliwell, Richard Rimmer, Martha J Williams, Evan Evans, Mary Johnson, Rosetta Moss, Charles Robinson, Alexander Pollock, John Hislop, Elizabeth Maccarral, Mathew Wilson, Henry Melling, William Jackson, Isaac King, William Wright, Maria Dove, Sarah Bell, Margaret Williams, Robert Irwin, Thomas Wood, Jane Davies, Ann Thornley, Henry Hoaksey, Mary Carley, Sarah Tennant, Mary Finlow, Henrietta Craig, [Rachael Finley], [Rachael Finbug], Sarah Scott, Jane Cain, [Ellen Kagan], [Ellen Fagan], John Coleman, Lucy White, Thomas W Sunderland, Hannah Roberts, William Fullard, [Isabella Hall], Joseph Brown, Thomas Pritchard, William Williams, Sarah Graham, William West, Ellen Maxwell, [George Burnes], [George Holmes], Margaret Johnson, Sarah Jenkinson, [James Ellis], [James Ellison], Susan Jamieson, John Dodgson, Joseph Whittingham, Thomas Jenks, William Carter, Ann Bond, Mary Noon, Elizabeth Hayes, Henry Holmes, Pat Monaghan, June Sloan, George Brown, James Ellis, [Mary Dublin], Winifred Williams, Mary Ann Mattinson, Margaret Sarah Wood, Robert Evans, Owen Hughes, Sarah Keating, Ellen Swingler, Ann Parkinson, Mary Georgette, Henry Roberts, Charlotte O'Brian, Elizabeth Seddon, Rebecca Lawson, Jane Banks, Isobella Allen, [James Stant], Eleanor Faulkner, Ann Mitchell, Julia Crellin, Catharine Percival, Ruth Edmandson, Elizabeth Williams, Elizabeth Briggs, Mary Roberts, [Mary Spencer], [Mary Williams], Mary Ann Stephenson, Joseph Williams, Rachael Morris, Jane Williams, Anthony Hart, Thomas Gillian, Joseph Brook Cut, Elizabeth Lawson, Mary Johnston, Robert Stone, Samuel Thompson, Edward Taylor, Mary Ann Thompson, [John Parry], William Brack, William A Hyams, George C Williams, June Jackson, Mary Bispham, Bridget McFarlane, Mary Kane, William Lawton, Mary E Stopforth, James Lees, James Hayes, John Boardman, William Hunter, Andrew Clarke, Henry Woods, William Doyle, Bridget Doran, Jane Hargreaves, Archibald McMillen, Robert Murray, Sarah Gaskill, James Irwin, William Sutton, Mary Slattery, Ann Marsden, William O'Hare. Annotated: put by. [Viscount Courtenay, Secretary to Poor Law Board] Paper Number: 11386/1851. Poor Law Union Number 220. Counties: Lancashire. |
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