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Bromley Local Studies and Archives Index to names in the Bromley Poor Law Union workhouse Creed Registers Surnames beginning with P 1882-1893 Admission Admitted Name of Year Date Surname Forename(s) Birth year Next of Kin address from Creed informant Discharge date Reason 1890 30 Jan Pace George 1854 Wife: Mrs Pace, Ford Croft, Orpington ORP CE Self 14 Apr 1890 To asylum Mother: Mrs Pace, Floud House, West 1889 10 Nov Pace Mary 1868 Meon, nr Petersfield BRO CE Self 11 Mar 1890 O 1888 31 Aug Packman Henry 1 1813 KNO CE Self 1888 31 Aug Packman Henry 2 1822 E Packman, Cudham CUD CE Self 21 Aug 1893 D 1889 19 Aug Packman James 1804 ORP D Self 22 Nov 1889 D 1893 16 Jan Packman Joseph 1813 Son: 19 Southborough Road, Bromley BRO CE Self 31 Mar 1893 D 1893 2 Feb Packman Richard Ebin Packman, Farnborough ORP CE Self 1 Mar 1893 O 1890 6 Aug Packman Samuel 1817 Sister: Mrs Lees, St Mary Cray NC CE Self 3 Nov 1891 D 1892 17 Aug Packman Thomas 1812 Son: High Street, St Mary Cray ORP CE Self 7 Sep 1893 O 1892 13 Sep Packman Thomas 1812 Son: High Street, St Mary Cray ORP CE Self 2 Nov 1892 O 1891 24 May Page Alfred 1852 BRO W Self 29 Jun 1891 O 1886 20 Sep Page Mary 1815 George Wright, Green St Green FAR CE Self 18 Jul 1891 O 1891 8 Aug Page Mary 1816 Richard Wright in the House FAR CE Self 16 Jul 1891 O 1892 6 Aug Page Mary 1816 Ed Wright, Green St Green, Farnboro' FAR CE Self 14 Jul 1893 O 1893 5 Aug Page Mary 1816 Edward Wright, Green St Green FAR CE Self 1888 31 Aug Palmer Charles 1819 Wife in House BRO CE Self 1889 1 Dec Palmer Janet 1827 FAR CE Self 23 Dec 1889 O 1888 27 Aug Palmer Sarah 1818 Husband in House BRO CE Self John Orsh, School House, Helvedon 1893 10 Jul Pamplin Harriett 1841 (Kelvedon?) Essex BEC C R O Mr W Pascoe, The Lodge, Baston 1892 11 Oct Paradise Eleanor 1821 Manor, Hayes WW CE Self Sister: Mrs A Green, Gravel Hill, 1884 2 Dec Parker William 1814 Leatherhead BRO CE Self 1893 6 Jun Parkhurst William 1845 Mrs Parkhurst, Knockholt, Kent KNO CE Self 1886 1 Apr Parkins Sarah 1817 Mrs J Burkin, Cudham CUD CE Self 1 Apr 1890 D Husband: Charles, 49 Newbery Rd. 1890 27 Sep Parry Louisa 1825 Bromley BRO CE Self 8 Nov 1890 D 1893 8 Apr Parsons Harriett 1846 SPC CE Self Indexed by volunteers on behalf of Bromley Local Studies and Archives Admission Admitted Name of Year Date Surname Forename(s) Birth year Next of Kin address from Creed informant Discharge date Reason 1887 26 Mar Parsons Henry 1865 MOT CE Self 1893 18 Jan Parsons Henry 1837 Brother: St Margaret's St, Tonbridge CUD CE Self 9 Feb 1893 O 1892 20 May Parsons James 1854 BRO CE Self 30 Jun 1892 O 1888 7 Nov Patch John 1830 Robert Patch, High St, Lewisham MOT CE Self 1891 23 Nov Pateman Elizabeth 1875 Mr Grech?, 30 London Rd, Bromley BRO CE Self 8 Dec 1891 O Mr Sirel, 28 Park End, London Road, 1891 16 Dec Pateman Elizabeth 1875 Bromley BRO CE Self 14 Jan 1892 O 1892 23 Jan Pateman Elizabeth 1875 BRO CE Self 9 Feb 1892 O Mrs Sirett, 21 South End, London 1893 15 Feb Pateman Elizabeth 1875 Road BRO CE Removal 6 Mar 1893 O 1891 2 Oct Paterson James 1835 ORP RC Self 8 Oct 1891 D 1890 10 Dec Patterson Gertrude 1877 ORP R C Father 23 May 1891 O Wife: Sarah, 2 Epsom Cottages, 1890 10 Jun Patterson James 1836 Orpington ORP R C Self 8 Jul 1890 O 1890 10 Dec Patterson James 1835 ORP R C Self 3 May 1891 O 1890 10 Dec Patterson Sarah 1835 ORP R C Self 22 Oct 1891 D 1890 10 Dec Patterson Susan 1880 ORP R C Father 23 May 1891 O 1890 10 Dec Pavey Mary A 1817 Mrs H Weir, Beech Villa, Derry Down SMC CE Self 9 Jan 1891 D 1891 6 Jun Payne Frederick 1831 John Baker, Rayleigh, Essex NC CE Self 15 Jun 1891 O Annie Frances, 54 Newberry Rd., 1891 6 May Payne George 1845 Bromley BRO CE Self 3 Jun 1891 O 1893 22 Jul Payne Jane 1875 Mother: 9 Ford Croft, Orpington ORP RC Self 20 Aug 1893 O 1893 9 Sep Payne Jane 1875 Mother: 9 Ford Croft, Orpington SMC CE Self 19 Sep 1893 O 1890 28 Nov Payne Louisa 1866 Annie, St Mary Cray FAR CE Self 7 Apr 1891 O 1891 13 Apr Payne Louisa FAR CE Self 13 Jun 1891 O 8 Feb 1893. Miss A Payne, Victoria Coffee Tavern, Readmitted 4 1892 11 Jul Payne Louisa 1867 St Mary Cray FAR CE Self Apr 1893 O 1891 14 Jan Payne Mary 1873 Mary, 2 St Paul's Cray SPC R C Self 25 Jan 1891 O 1891 14 Feb Payne William 1891 Mother: Louisa in House FAR CE Born 7 Apr 1891 O 1891 13 Apr Payne William 1891 FAR CE Mother 13 Jun 1891 O Miss A Payne, Victoria Coffee Tavern, 1892 11 Jul Payne William 1891 St Mary Cray FAR CE Mother 8 Feb 1893 O Indexed by volunteers on behalf of Bromley Local Studies and Archives Admission Admitted Name of Year Date Surname Forename(s) Birth year Next of Kin address from Creed informant Discharge date Reason Mrs Wallmer, 2 Milton Street, 1891 9 Jun Pearce Alfred 1845 Maidstone BRO CE Self 16 Jun 1891 O 1892 29 Mar Pearce Eliz'th Mary 1888 Mother: 35 Tennyson Road, Penge BEC CE Self 1 Oct 1892 O 1891 12 Sep Pearce Walter 1852 George, 4 New James St, Nunhead FAR CE Self 5 Oct 1891 O 1892 20 Apr Pearcey Walter 1847 WW CE Self 19 May 1892 O 1891 19 Jan Pearson Henry 1839 Mr Batchelor, Cudham CUD CE Self 13 Feb 1891 O To County 1891 25 Sep Penfold Bickford 1845 SMC B R O 30 Sep 1891 asylum Sister: Mrs Rykes? Garden Cottages, 1889 8 Oct Penfold Henry 1836 St Paul's Cray SPC CE Self 21 Sep 1892 D 1891 3 Dec Penn Edward 1824 Brother: 49 West St, Bromley BRO CE Self 4 Dec 1891 O Friend: George Killick, Foresters Arms, 1890 31 Jul Penn William 1815 Beckenham BEC CE Self 9 Sep 1890 O 1890 3 Dec Penn William 1814 Mr Killick, Foresters Arms, Beckenham BEC CE Self 1891 28 Jul Perkins Christopher 1830 Mrs Batchelor, Cudham Lodge CUD CE Self 8 Aug 1891 O Mrs Batchelor, Norhead Farm, 1892 22 Aug Perkins Christopher 1830 Cudham CUD CE Self 30 Aug 1892 O Father: John, 5 Middle Road, St Mary 1890 28 Feb Perkins Joseph 1852 Cray SMC CE Self 30 Jun 1890 O 1890 8 Apr Peters Leonard 1837 Friend: Mrs Hickman, 131 Brixton Rd. CHE CE Self 6 May 1890 O 1887 26 Mar Pigott William 1812 MOT CE Self 8 Dec 1889 D 1892 17 Aug Pitcher John 1816 Mrs Linfield, St Pauls Cray SPC CE Self `18 Feb 1893 O 1893 9 Aug Pitcher John 1816 Son: nr White Hart, Orpington SPC CE Self 19 Sep 1893 O Mother, replaced by Friend: Mrs 1890 5 May Pitts Sydney 1890 Ridoubt, 35 Crampton Rd, Penge BEC CE R O 29 Mar 1892 O 1890 20 Aug Ploughman Priscilla 1847 Mrs Edellman, Hawkwood, Chislehurst BRO CE Self 2 Mar 1891 O 1891 3 Mar Ploughman Priscilla 1847 Mrs Chalmer?, Farrant, Bickley Park BRO CE Self 6 Mar 1891 O 1891 13 Jun Ploughman Priscilla 1847 BRO CE Self 10 Aug 1891 O 1891 11 Aug Ploughman Priscilla 1847 BRO CE Self 1 Sep 1891 O 1891 2 Sep Ploughman Priscilla 1847 BRO CE Self 21 Sep 1891 O Indexed by volunteers on behalf of Bromley Local Studies and Archives Admission Admitted Name of Year Date Surname Forename(s) Birth year Next of Kin address from Creed informant Discharge date Reason Friend: Mrs Chamberlain, Tylney 1889 19 Jul Plowman Priscilla 1847 Road, Bromley BRO CE Self 15 Aug 1890 O 1891 9 Apr Plowman Priscilla 1847 BRO CE Self 20 Apr 1891 O 1891 21 Apr Plowman Priscilla 1847 BRO CE Self 13 May 1891 O 1891 14 May Plowman Priscilla 1847 BRO CE Self 12 Jun 1891 O 1891 25 Sep Plowman Priscilla 1847 BRO CE Self 14 Oct 1891 O 1891 23 Oct Plowman Priscilla 1845 BRO CE Self 13 Nov 1891 O 1891 14 Nov Plowman Priscilla 1845 BRO CE Self 14 Dec 1891 O 1891 15 Dec Plowman Priscilla 1845 Mrs Howard, Weslee, Bickley BRO CE Self 25 Jan 1892 O 1892 27 Jan Plowman Priscilla 1845 Mrs Edleman, Chislehurst BRO CE Self 9 Feb 1892 O 1892 10 Feb Plowman Priscilla 1846 Mrs Edleman, Chislehurst BRO CE Self 29 Feb 1892 O 1892 4 Mar Plowman Priscilla 1846 Mrs Edleman, Chislehurst BRO CE Self 4 Apr 1892 O 1892 25 Apr Plowman Priscilla 1845 BRO CE Self 12 May 1892 O 1892 20 May Plowman Priscilla 1845 Mrs Endleman, Harwood, Chislehurst BRO CE Self 14 Jun 1892 O 1892 17 Jun Plowman Priscilla 1845 BRO CE Self 7 Jul 1892 O 1892 13 Jul Plowman Priscilla 1845 BRO CE Self 23 Jul 1892 O 1892 29 Jul Plowman Priscilla 1845 BRO CE Self 2 Aug 1892 O 1892 9 Aug Plowman Priscilla 1845 BRO CE Self 20 Aug 1892 O 1892 22 Sep Plowman Priscilla 1845 BRO CE Self 10 Oct 1892 O 1892 14 Oct Plowman Priscilla 1845 BRO CE Self 31 Oct 1892 O 1892 7 Nov Plowman Priscilla 1845 BRO CE Self 30 Nov 1892 O 1892 2 Dec Plowman Priscilla 1845 BRO CE Self 31 Dec 1892 O 1893 4 Jan Plowman Priscilla 1845 BRO CE Self 30 Jan 1893 O 1893 3 Feb Plowman Priscilla 1845 BRO CE Self 6 Mar 1893 O 1893 14 Mar Plowman Priscilla 1846 BRO CE Self 21 Mar 1893 O 1893 24 Mar Plowman Priscilla 1846 BRO CE Self 3 Apr 1893 O 1893 8 Apr Plowman Priscilla 1846 BRO CE Self 24 Apr 1893 O 1893 28 Apr Plowman Priscilla 1846 BRO CE Self 9 May 1893 O 1893 19 May Plowman Priscilla 1846 BRO CE Self 26 May 1893 O 1893 2 Jun Plowman Priscilla 1846 BRO CE Self 14 Jun 1893 O 1893 16 Jun Plowman Priscilla 1846 BRO CE Self 23 Jun 1893 O 1893 30 Jun Plowman Priscilla 1846 BRO CE Self 1 Jul 1893 O 1893 15 Jul Plowman Priscilla 1846 BRO CE Self 27 Jul 1893 O Indexed by volunteers on behalf of Bromley Local Studies and Archives Admission Admitted Name of Year Date Surname Forename(s) Birth year Next of Kin address from Creed informant Discharge date Reason 1893 28 Jul Plowman Priscilla 1846 BRO CE Self 9 Aug 1893 O 1893 14 Aug Plowman Priscilla 1846 BRO CE Self 21 Aug 1893 O 1893 1 Sep Plowman Priscilla 1846 BRO CE Self 8 Sep 1893 O 1893 16 Sep Plowman Priscilla 1846 BRO CE Self 28 Sep 1893 O 1893 6 Oct Plowman Priscilla 1846 BRO CE Self 16 Oct 1893 O 1893 27 Oct Plowman Priscilla 1846 BRO CE Self 6 Nov 1893 O 1893 10 Nov Plowman Priscilla 1846 BRO CE Self 16 Nov 1893 O 1893 11 Dec Plowman Priscilla 1846
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    THE LONDON GAZETTE, 2ND APRIL 1980 5137 Dorking, all in the county of Surrey. Court—CROYDON. LAYER, formerly residing at 80 Thornloe Gardens, No. of Matter—122 of 1974. Date of Order—7th Waddon, in the county of Surrey. Court—CROYDON. February 1980. Nature of Order made—Bankrupt's dis- No. of Matter—163x of 1974. Date of Order—10th charge refused. January 1980. Nature of Order made—Bankrupt's discharge refused. NOBLE, Joseph Albert, residing at 90 Cudham Lane North, Biggin Hill, Kent, MOTOR DEALER, and lately carrying BURNS, Maurice, of 6 Belgrave Street, Darlington, in the on business at 235-2327 London Road, Croydon, Surrey, county of Durham, MACHINIST. Court—DARLING- and formerly under the style of Kingsway Autos at 50-52 TON. No. of Matter—15 of 1974. Date of Order—24th Croydon Road, Hayes, Kent, and also under the style of January 1980. Nature of Order made—Bankrupt's Cricket Green Autos at 60 Cricket Green, Mitcham, discharge granted. Surrey. Court—CROYDON. No. of Matter—3 of 1974. Date of Order—14th February 1980. Nature of Order SMITH, Edward Minto (Described in the Receiving Order made—Bankrupt's discharge refused. as Mr. E. M. Smith (male)), Taxi Driver, residing and formerly carrying on business at 20 Wimbledon Close, PERRY. Frank Edward, a casual market trader, residing Redhall, Darlington, in the county of Durham, BUILD- at 58 Blyth Road, Bromley, Kent, previously residing and ING CONTRACTOR. Court—DARLINGTON. No. of carrying on business as a REPAIRER of DOMESTIC Matter—18 of 1974. Date of Order—24th January 1980.