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Hertfordshire Poor Law List of Names: Examination Records Hertfordshire Family History Society Hertfordshire Poor Law list of names: Examination Records This is a list of names that appear in the complete volume compiled by the Society from the extant records held at Hertfordshire Archives and Local Studies. To order the complete volume, refer to the Publications section within this site (hertsfhs.org.uk). Reference Area Reference Area ACC1108/2 Harpenden D/P39 Gaddesden (Great) ACC3764 Datchworth D/P40 Gaddesden (Little) C/P109 Wheathampstead D/P41 Gilston D/EX228 Standon D/P42 Graveley D/P2 Aldbury D/P44 Hadham (Much) D/P3 Aldenham D/P48 Hertford (All Saints) D/P4 Amwell (Great) D/P49 Hertford (St Andrew) D/P5 Anstey D/P50 Hertingfordbury D/P7 Ashwell D/P53 Hitchin D/P8 Aspenden D/P55 Hormead (Great) D/P9 Aston D/P59 Ippollitts D/P11 Ayot St Peter D/P62 Knebworth D/P12 Baldock D/P64 Langley (Kings) D/P13 Barkway D/P75 Norton D/P15 Barnet (Chipping) D/P80 Pirton D/P16 Barnet (East) D/P87 Royston D/P19 Berkhamsted D/P89 Sacombe D/P21 Bishops Stortford D/P90 St Albans (Abbey) D/P24 Broxbourne D/P93 St Albans (St Peter) D/P24A Hoddesdon D/P100 Shephall D/P26 Bushey D/P105 Stevenage D/P29 Cheshunt D/P106 Tewin D/P30 Clothall D/P107 Therfield D/P32 Cottered D/P114 Walkern D/P33 Datchworth D/P116 Ware D/P36 Elstree D/P117 Watford D/P37 Essendon D/P125 Willian D/P37A Bayford D/P126 Wormley Registered Charity 285008 Hertfordshire Family History Society: Poor Law Records—Examinations Name Date Reference ABBEY, Sarah 01 Feb 1764 D/P93/15/1 ABBISS, John 06 Dec 1837 D/P53/13/10 ABE, Elizabeth 18 Oct 1791 D/P24A/13/10 ABRIDGE, Samuel 23 Apr 1787 D/P53/13/4 23 Apr 1787 D/P53/13/8 ADAMS, Edward 24 Nov 1773 D/P29/13/5 15 May 1775 D/P24/16/1 13 May 1779 D/P4/13/2 ADAMS, Frances 20 Jan 1785 D/P37/13/2 ADAMS, James 13 Dec 1790 D/P29/13/9 ADAMS, Sarah 15 May 1756 D/P3/16/1 ADAMS, Sarah 03 Nov 1806 C/P109/13/2 ADAMS, Thomas 17 Nov 1784 D/P37/13/2 ALDRIDGE, Daniel 28 May 1752 D/P24/13/3 ALDRIDGE, Susanna 21 Jun 1755 D/P21/16/5 ALDSWORTH, Thomas 19 Dec 1740 D/P93/13/9 ALDWIN, Samuel 09 Aug 1777 D/P90/13/7 ALLEN, Ann 13 Mar 1786 D/P93/15/1 ALLEN, Elisha 08 Feb 1813 C/P109/13/2 ALLEN, James 13 Aug 1792 D/P29/13/9 ALLEN, John 31 Jul 1771 C/P109/13/2 ALLEN, Martha 05 Mar 1779 D/P93/13/8 ALLEN, Martha 15 Apr 1801 D/P16/13/1 ALTHORP, John 12 Mar 1755 D/P15/18/2 ALTHORPE, Sarah 12 Mar 1766 D/P15/18/1 ALTHROP, Alice 21 Apr 1792 D/P15/16/1 ALTROP, Alice 31 Oct 1789 D/P15/13/3 AMBROSE, John 20 Mar 1819 D/P21/16/4 AMBROSE, Sarah 14 Dec 1820 D/P53/13/9 AMON, Sarah 10 Jan 1752 D/P90/13/7 ANDERSON, George 20 Jan 1785 D/P37/13/2 ANDERSON, Jacob 10 Sep 1804 D/P29/13/9 ANDERSON, Mary 24 Mar 1786 D/P93/13/9 ANDREWS, Ann 07 May 1844 D/P53/13/11 ANDREWS, Elizabeth 07 Nov 1806 D/P29/13/9 ANDREWS, George 09 Jan 1828 C/P109/13/2 ANDREWS, Sarah 27 Oct 1836 D/P21/16/5 ANDREWS, William 09 Dec 1828 D/P53/16/4 ANNELL, Ann 29 Oct 1803 D/P90/13/9 ANNELL, James 18 Oct 1801 D/P90/13/9 \1 Registered Charity 285008 Hertfordshire Family History Society: Poor Law Records—Examinations Name Date Reference ANNETTS, Mary 02 Dec 1786 D/P15/13/3 ANSELL, Maria 31 Jan 1809 D/P37/13/2 ANSELL, William 25 Nov 1771 D/P29/13/4 ANSEY, Edward 10 Oct 1752 D/P93/13/6 ANSILL, William 10 Nov 1760 D/P29/13/3 ANSTIE, Mary 13 Apr 1765 D/P21/16/1 ARCHER, Abraham 12 Dec 1787 D/P90/13/7 ARCHER, Thomas 01 Feb 1810 D/P93/13/9 ARCHER, William 04 Nov 1786 D/P15/13/3 ARMSDEN, Mary 27 Oct 1790 D/P15/13/3 ARMSTRONG, John 20 Dec 1781 D/P29/13/1 ARNOLD, Diana 18 Dec 1786 D/P90/13/6 ARNOLD, Edward 08 Jan 1807 D/P29/13/9 ARNOLD, Sarah 10 Mar 1810 C/P109/13/2 ASBERRY, Timothy 01 Nov 1782 D/P15/13/3 ASH, Robert 09 Aug 1746 D/P15/16/1 ATKINS, George 29 Apr 1817 D/P64/13/2 ATKINSON, Hannah 12 Feb 1772 D/P15/13/3 ATTACK, Joseph 09 Aug 1746 D/P15/16/1 ATTFIELD, Henry 19 Oct 1770 D/P15/13/3 AUSTIN, George 29 Oct 1770 D/P15/13/3 AUSTIN, Thomas 28 Nov 1776 D/P13/13/3 AYERS, George 13 May 1778 D/P15/13/3 AYLOTT, Ann 28 Apr 1775 D/P24/16/1 AYLOTT, Thomas 25 Jan 1790 D/P8/13/1 AYLOTT, Thomas 12 Sep 1791 D/P24A/13/10 AYRES, Mary 25 Feb 1794 D/P37/13/2 BACON, Elizabeth 23 Aug 1837 D/P53/13/12 BAILEY, William 07 May 1776 D/P87/13/3 BAKER, Anne 05 Jan 1781 D/P93/13/8 BAKER, Ann 09 Nov 1841 D/P53/13/12 BAKER, Ann 15 Dec 1785 D/P90/13/7 BAKER, Catherine 09 Jun 1788 D/P15/13/3 BAKER, James 08 Dec 1802 D/P55/13/1 BAKER, Joseph 19 Jan 1781 D/P53/13/6 BAKER, Richard 18 Oct 1784 D/P3/16/1 BAKER, William 28 Nov 1776 D/P13/13/3 BAKER, William 13 Dec 1790 D/P29/13/9 BALDRY, Elizabeth 03 Apr 1840 D/P53/13/12 BALDWIN, Elizabeth 09 Aug 1786 D/P15/13/3 \2 Registered Charity 285008 Hertfordshire Family History Society: Poor Law Records—Examinations Name Date Reference BALDWIN, John 30 Oct 1783 D/P15/13/3 BALDWIN, Sarah 09 Oct 1797 D/P29/13/9 BALDWIN, William 07 Sep 1789 D/P3/16/1 BALES, Jane 29 Jul 1814 D/P39/13/2 BANGS, Samuel 12 Sep 1791 D/P29/13/9 BANKS, Ann 11 Nov 1851 D/P24/16/1 BANKS, Joseph 27 Oct 1821 D/P90/18/13 BANKS, Thomas 12 Nov 1787 D/P24A/13/12 BARKER, Clement 30 Apr 1778 D/P29/18/27I BARKER, Thomas 22 Sep 1800 D/P29/13/9 BARKER, William 27 Jun 1791 D/P29/13/9 BARNARD, John 05 Dec 1754 D/P13/13/3 BARNARD, John 29 Apr 1765 D/P13/13/3 BARNES, George 07 Jan 1801 D/P13/15/1 BARNES, William 25 Jan 1772 D/P93/13/9 BARNS, Elizabeth 03 Jan 1780 D/P93/13/8 BARNS, Thomas 30 Mar 1772 D/P93/13/9 BARR, Daniel 20 Sep 1750 D/P15/13/1 BARRETT, Charles 06 Dec 1834 D/P21/16/5 BARRETT, John 06 Dec 1834 D/P21/16/5 BARRETT, Samuel 12 Jul 1811 D/P29/13/9 BARRY, Bridget 10 Apr 1777 D/P24/16/1 BASS, Hannah 08 Oct 1756 D/P19/13/15 BASSETT, William 08 Feb 1790 D/P15/13/3 08 Aug 1792 D/P15/16/1 BASTERFIELD, Sarah 04 Aug 1846 D/P53/13/11 BATEMAN, Elizabeth 08 Mar 1760 D/P64/13/1 BATES, Ann 16 Dec 1816 D/P29/18/27A BATES, Daniel 28 Mar 1789 D/P90/13/7 BATES, Thomas 04 Jan 1765 D/P93/13/7 BATT, Mary 05 Dec 1757 D/P29/13/4 BATTEN, Frederick 09 May 1816 C/P109/13/2 BATTLE, Edward 12 Apr 1826 D/P24A/13/13 BAYCRAFT, John 13 May 1779 D/P4/13/2 BAYFORD, William 13 Mar 1835 D/P21/16/5 BAYLEY, William 10 Aug 1807 D/P29/13/9 BAYNES, Richard 21 Jun 1773 D/P90/13/7 BEADLE, Thomas 28 Dec 1749 D/P13/13/3 BEAN, Jenny 14 Apr 1786 D/P64/15/1 BEAN, Robert 27 Jan 1777 C/P109/13/2 \3 Registered Charity 285008 Hertfordshire Family History Society: Poor Law Records—Examinations Name Date Reference BEARDS, John 18 Jan 1777 D/P24/16/1 BEARMAN, Martha 19 Aug 1830 D/P21/16/4 BEAUMONT, Joseph 15 Feb 1822 D/P90/18/13 BEAUMONT, Robert 20 Nov 1792 D/P15/13/1 BEAZLEY, Sarah 05 Apr 1768 D/P24/16/1 BEDFORD, James 13 Nov 1783 D/P3/16/1 BEEBY, Thomas 19 Oct 1769 D/P29/13/4 BEECH, Elizabeth 25 May 1804 ACC1108/2 BEECROFT, Sarah 23 Jun 1800 D/P29/13/9 BELL, David 20 May 1782 D/P15/13/3 BELL, Edward 13 Dec 1790 D/P29/13/9 BELL, Jennett 18 Jun 1791 D/P29/13/9 BELL, John 20 Dec 1781 D/P29/13/4 BELL, Martha 25 May 1780 D/P24/16/1 BELL, William 24 May 1784 D/P3/16/1 BELLAMY, Elizabeth 20 Jul 1832 D/P24A/16/2 BELLAMY, John 20 Jul 1832 D/P24A/16/2 BELLAMY, Mary 20 Jul 1832 D/P24A/16/2 BELLSHAM, William 28 Nov 1776 D/P13/13/1 BENEFIELD, Sarah 30 Nov 1787 D/P15/13/3 BENNETT, Ann 17 Aug 1781 D/P53/13/6 BENNETT, Daniel Hailey 14 Dec 1841 D/P53/13/12 BENTELEY, Ann 05 Aug 1717 D/P15/18/1 BERRY, Catherine 18 Jul 1828 D/P90/18/19 BERWICK, Ann 29 Jun 1825 D/P90/18/17 BIDNALL, William 03 Jun 1761 D/P87/13/3 BIGBY, George 05 Jan 1801 D/P29/13/9 BIGG, William 29 Nov 1755 D/P29/13/4 BIGGS, Edward 13 Dec 1790 D/P29/13/9 BIGGS, Richard 14 Feb 1791 D/P53/16/2 BINK, John 27 Nov 1812 D/P64/13/2 BIRCH, Sarah 25 Nov 1755 D/P64/15/1 BIRD, John 05 Feb 1800 D/P16/13/1 BIRD, Samuel 18 May 1832 D/P21/16/5 BIRKBY, Samuel 19 Oct 1769 D/P15/13/3 BISHOP, James 28 Jun 1810 D/P21/16/5 BLACKERBY, John 02 Jan 1797 D/P29/13/9 BLACKMAN, Thomas 11 Oct 1785 D/P15/13/3 BLACKNELL, Thomas 01 Aug 1782 D/P29/13/4 BLACKWELL, Thomas 19 Apr 1771 D/P29/13/3 \4 Registered Charity 285008 Hertfordshire Family History Society: Poor Law Records—Examinations Name Date Reference BLACKWELL, Thomas 24 Nov 1773 D/P29/18/27J BLADES, Thomas 20 Mar 1809 D/P21/16/5 BLAKE, Sarah 12 Jul 1811 D/P29/13/9 BLAKEWAY, John 29 Oct 1772 C/P109/13/2 BLANEY, Ann 25 Mar 1786 D/P93/15/1 BLOWE, Sarah 28 Nov 1774 D/P15/13/3 BOKES, Richard 10 Apr 1795 D/P29/13/9 BOLLINSON, Sarah 02 Jan 1777 D/P29/13/4 BOND, Mary 21 Feb 1793 D/P53/13/4 BOND, Mary 23 Apr 1839 D/P53/13/12 BONFIELD, Mary 12 Oct 1773 D/P53/13/6 BOREHAM, Sarah 16 Dec 1754 D/P29/18/27J 23 Dec 1754 D/P29/18/25B BORGRAN, Lydia 17 Nov 1763 D/P3/16/1 BOURNE, Daniel 19 Nov 1818 D/P64/13/2 BOWMAN, John 18 Jun 1774 D/P15/13/3 BOWTELL, Eleanor 31 Jul 1761 D/P29/13/4 BOYLE, Ann 20 Mar 1849 D/P53/13/11 BRACE, Elizabeth 04 Nov 1813 D/P21/16/5 BRACE, James 26 Nov 1804 D/P55/13/1 BRADFORD, Samuel 24 Nov 1756 D/P29/13/4 BRADLEY, Jonas 16 Nov 1791 D/P26/13/1 BRADLEY, Richard 17 Nov 1784 D/P37/13/2 BRADSHAW, John 10 Oct 1791 D/P24A/13/5 BRAND, Ann 06 Jun 1771 D/P87/13/3 BRAY, Joseph 16 Jul 1791 D/P24A/13/5 BRAYBROOK, Richard 17 Dec 1808 D/P15/13/1 BRELSFORD, Archelaus 25 Feb 1775 D/P24A/13/5 BRETT, George 13 Apr 1811 D/P29/13/9 BRETT, Hannah 23 Jun 1791 D/P37/13/2 BRIANT, George 07 May 1841 D/P4/13/1 BRICKLAND, Elizabeth 14 Mar 1817 D/P90/18/10 BRICKLAND, Mary 13 Dec 1800 D/P90/13/9 BRIERS, John 07 Apr 1783 D/P15/13/3 BRIGGS, Philip 26 Jan 1807 D/P29/13/9 BRIGHT, Edward 09 Oct 1769 D/P29/13/2 BRIGHT, Samuel 28 Feb 1780 D/P16/13/1 BROADSTOCK, James 13 Mar 1797 D/P29/13/9 BROCKLEY, Sarah 16 Jul 1781 D/P15/13/3 BROGDEN, Joseph 18 Oct 1788 D/P15/13/3 \5 Registered Charity 285008 Hertfordshire Family History Society: Poor Law Records—Examinations Name Date Reference BROKENBOROUGH, Elizabeth
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