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Boys Record book. One page per pupil. Level of detail varies but can include: date of entry to school, where received from, payment, clothing, date of birth, when and where baptised, first communion, state of health, whether vaccinated, mental defects, bodily defects, subject to fits, details of parents, standard of education on entry and on leaving, date of leaving, reports after leaving. Page 151:

1903-1907

From: 1903 To: 1907

Page 151 Name: William Charlesworth Number: 596 Entered the Home: 9 September 1903 Sent by: Sister Vincent, 9 Lower Seymour Street, London, W Payment: £12 per annum quarterly Address of nearest relative, or person responsible: Sister Vincent, 116 Southam Street, Westbourne Park, London. Father – William Charleswoth, labourer (Protestant) Mother – Mary Charlesworth, laundry work (Catholic) Date of Birth: 18 June 1892 Date of Baptism: within a few days of birth at St James’, Spanish Place, London Date of Confirmation: Date of First Communion: State of Health at Entry: State of Health whilst in Home: Has lost his: School attainments at entry: fit for 3rd standard, 2nd catechism School attainments at leaving: in 6th standard Left the School: 2 August 1907

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Charlesworth, William,
Charlesworth, Mary,
Vincent

SHEFFORD, Kensington Westbourne Park, Shefford St.Francis Boys Home, CHILDREN, schools, homes & institutions, children's homes, EDUCATION, clergy, religion, labourer, laundress