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Named Paupers, 1835 to 1872 Basingstoke Union, Pauper names 1835 to 1872 See end for Keys and Sources (Sorted by date) Year Day Name Age Parish Occupation Reason for entry Additional comment Source 1835 11-Jul Carter, John Weston Patrick Lab, turnip hoeing RB 1835 11-Jul Harwood, James Basing Lab. RB 1835 11-Jul Smith, Elizabeth Basing RB 1835 11-Jul Wallis, John Basing Lab, railway RB 1835 11-Jul Wareham, David Basing Lab, railway RB 1835 25-Jul Clarke, Benjamin Herriard Lab, agricultural RB 1835 25-Jul Rice, Mary Basing RB 1835 31-Jul Mansbridge, Charles Basing Lab. RB 1835 1-Aug Morris, William Newnham Lab. RB 1835 3-Aug May, William Basing RB 1835 10-Aug Byde, John Newnham RB 1835 10-Aug Duckett, Martha Newnham RB 1835 10-Aug Hidcoop (?), John Newnham RB 1835 10-Aug Upton, William Mappledurwell RB 1835 21-Aug Aldy, Henry Weston Patrick Carter RB 1835 21-Aug Arnolds, Thomas Weston Patrick Lab. RB 1835 21-Aug Baker, Elizabeth Newnham RB 1835 21-Aug Benwall, Daniel Basing Lab. RB 1835 21-Aug Byde, Mary Newnham Widow RB 1835 21-Aug Hall, John Upton Grey RB 1835 21-Aug Head, Thomas Basing Traveller RB 1835 21-Aug Hidcoop (?), Jane Newnham Widow RB 1835 21-Aug Hopkins, Christopher Newnham RB 1835 21-Aug Masters, Thomas Newnham Lab. RB 1835 21-Aug Piper, James Tunworth Lab. RB 1835 21-Aug White, Robert Basing Lab. RB 1835 4-Sep Baker, Benjamin Herriard Lab. RB 1835 4-Sep Banner, Daniel Herriard Lab. RB 1835 4-Sep Budd, William Newnham RB 1835 4-Sep Buston, Thomas Mappledurwell Lab. RB 1835 4-Sep Cooper, William Basing Lab. RB 1835 4-Sep Cope, Thomas Winslade & Kempshott Lab. RB 1835 4-Sep Easter, Sarah Herriard RB 1835 4-Sep Hayden, William Mappledurwell RB 1835 4-Sep Holdaway, William Herriard Lab. RB 1835 4-Sep Lawrence, George Mappledurwell Lab. RB 1835 4-Sep Monger, David Mappledurwell RB 1835 4-Sep Myland, Charles Winslade & Kempshott Lab. RB 1835 4-Sep New, Elizabeth Winslade & Kempshott Widow RB 1835 4-Sep Oats, Harriet Herriard RB 1835 4-Sep Paris, John Herriard Lab. RB 1835 4-Sep Picks, Sarah Herriard RB 1835 4-Sep Prestons, William Herriard Lab. RB 1835 4-Sep Randall, William Herriard RB 1835 4-Sep Skelton, Joseph Herriard Lab. RB 1835 4-Sep Spragg, William Upton Grey Lab. RB 1835 4-Sep Stanley, William Newnham Lab. RB 1835 4-Sep White, William Herriard RB 1835 4-Sep Wit (?), Josh Upton Grey Lab. RB 1835 11-Sep Allan, Ellen Upton Grey RB 1835 11-Sep Hulcroft, Jane Newnham Widow RB 1835 11-Sep Pink, Sarah Herriard RB 1835 11-Sep White, Rachel Herriard RB 1835 18-Sep Cooper, James Newnham RB 1835 18-Sep Hallis, Lucy Basing RB 1835 18-Sep Hughes, (widow) Upton Grey Widow RB 1835 18-Sep Marlows, John Winslade & Kempshott RB 1835 18-Sep Steel, Edward Basing Lab. RB 1835 25-Sep Ackland, Charles Basing Lab. Parish roads RB 1835 25-Sep Bartlett, Joseph Basing RB 1835 25-Sep Cook, Ansello Basingstoke RB 1835 25-Sep Evans, William Herriard RB 1835 25-Sep Masters, John Winslade & Kempshott RB 1835 25-Sep Rampton, Jonathan Herriard Lab. Parish roads RB 1835 25-Sep Spragg, Susan Upton Grey RB 1835 25-Sep Spraggs, William Upton Grey RB 1835 25-Sep Williams, William Basing RB 1835 2-Oct Bottom, Hannah Up Nateley Widow RB 1835 2-Oct Clarke, Susan Upton Grey RB 1835 2-Oct Eccot, Miriam Basing Widow RB 1835 2-Oct Egan, Ann Up Nateley RB 1835 2-Oct Hughes, William Basing Lab. RB 1835 2-Oct Hulcoop (?), Jane Newnham Widow RB 1835 2-Oct Morris, Jospeh Newnham Lab. RB 1835 9-Oct Andrews, James Newnham RB 1835 9-Oct Boey, James Up Nateley Lab. RB 1835 9-Oct Chapple, James Herriard RB 1835 9-Oct Hall, James Weston Patrick RB 1835 9-Oct Kearsley, Stephen Herriard RB 1835 9-Oct Knight, David Mappledurwell RB 1835 9-Oct Pearce, Stephen Herriard RB 1835 9-Oct Swan, Sophia Basing RB 1835 9-Oct Willard, Elizabeth Upton Grey Widow RB 1835 16-Oct Ackland, Mary Basing RB 1835 16-Oct Appleton, Elizabeth Herriard Widow RB 1835 16-Oct Easton, William Nateley Skewers Lab. RB 1835 16-Oct Porter, Richard Up Nateley Lab. RB 1835 23-Oct Briston, Elizabeth Basing Servant RB 1835 23-Oct Chandler, John Nateley Skewers Lab. RB 1835 23-Oct Leaney, George Herriard Lab. RB 1835 23-Oct Mosdale, Edward Basing Carter RB 1835 23-Oct Pearson, Richard Herriard Lab. RB 1835 23-Oct Swan, Susan Basing RB 1835 26-Oct Higgs, John Stratfield Turgis Able-bodied pauper Donation for rent paid by Board £1 MH 12 1835 26-Oct Ford, Hannah Silchester Widow Donation for rent paid by Board £2 MH 12 1835 26-Oct Mulliss, James Stratfield "Idiot" Donation for rent paid by Board 10/- MH 12 1835 26-Oct Mulliss, John Stratfield "Idiot" Donation for rent paid by Board 10/- MH 12 1835 26-Oct Porter, Richard Up Nateley Able-bodied pauper Donation for rent paid by Board 15/- MH 12 1835 26-Oct Carter, William Nateley Skewers Able-bodied pauper Donation for rent paid by Board £1 15s MH 12 1835 30-Oct Aslett, David Herriard RB 1835 30-Oct Castle, Thomas Mappledurwell RB 1835 30-Oct Hall, Thomas Herriard RB 1835 30-Oct Oats, Thomas Herriard RB 1835 30-Oct Pearman, Thomas Herriard RB 1835 30-Oct Tubb, Thomas Mappledurwell RB 1835 30-Oct Whiteland, William Upton Grey Lab. RB 1835 6-Nov Hall, William Nateley Skewers RB 1835 6-Nov Hibbard, Ann Basing RB 1835 6-Nov Hughes, Sarah Upton Grey Widow RB 1835 6-Nov Moody, William Newnham Lab. RB 1835 6-Nov Smith, John Newnham Lab. RB 1835 6-Nov Upton, James Tunworth RB 1835 6-Nov Vickers, James Basing RB 1835 6-Nov Wilkins, William Basing RB 1835 13-Nov Bridgeman, Thomas Basing Lab. RB 1835 13-Nov Stride, Robert Upton Grey RB 1835 13-Nov Targett, Mary Basing Widow RB 1835 13-Nov White, Henry Upton Grey RB 1835 20-Nov Cooper, Henry Basing RB 1835 20-Nov Englefield, Ann Basing RB 1835 20-Nov Hazell, E Basing RB 1835 20-Nov Headley, William Herriard Lab. RB 1835 20-Nov Rowell, Charles Herriard Lab., Parish roads RB 1835 20-Nov Sumpsen, Benjamin Up Nateley RB 1835 27-Nov Bartlett, Samuel Basing RB 1835 27-Nov Budden, Joseph Newnham RB 1835 27-Nov Everest, William Herriard Lab. RB 1835 27-Nov Hutton, John Mappledurwell Lab. RB 1835 27-Nov Seward, James Herriard Widower RB 1835 27-Nov Wheeler, Daniel Upton Grey Lab. RB 1835 4-Dec Goodall, James Herriard Lab RB 1835 4-Dec Tailor, Elizabeth Weston Patrick Orphan RB 1835 11-Dec Fry, Mary Upton Grey RB 1835 11-Dec List, Joel Basing Lab RB 1835 11-Dec Steel, James Herriard RB 1836 26-Jan Wheeler, Daniel Upton Grey Letter Chairman to PLC Willing to migrate to work MH 12 1836 26-Jan Stride, Robert Upton Grey Letter Chairman to PLC Willing to migrate to work MH 12 1836 28-Feb Burniston, John Basingstoke Carpenter Emigration to Toronto, Canada £8 cost MH 12 1836 28-Feb Burniston, Henry Basingstoke Bricklayers Lab. Emigration to Toronto, Canada £8 cost MH 12 1836 28-Feb Smith, Elizabeth Basingstoke "Bastard in Service" Emigration to Toronto, Canada £8 cost MH 12 1836 16-Mar Tibbald, William 26 Wootton St Lawrence Labourer (single) Emigration to Upper Canada MH 12 1836 16-Mar Tibbald, Thomas 21 Wootton St Lawrence Labourer (single) Emigration to Upper Canada MH 12 1836 16-Mar Binfield, William 20 Wootton St Lawrence Labourer (single) Emigration to Upper Canada MH 12 1836 16-Mar Binfield, Thomas 17 Wootton St Lawrence Labourer (single) Emigration to Upper Canada MH 12 1836 16-Mar Bennett, Henry 20 Wootton St Lawrence Labourer (single) Emigration to Upper Canada MH 12 1836 16-Mar Harmsworth, Charles 17 Wootton St Lawrence Labourer (single) Emigration to Upper Canada MH 12 1836 16-Mar Pursuer, William 41 Wootton St Lawrence Labourer (widower) Emigration to Upper Canada MH 12 1836 16-Mar Pursuer, Jane 20 Wootton St Lawrence Spinster Emigration to Upper Canada MH 12 1836 16-Mar Pursuer, 4 children Wootton St Lawrence Emigration to Upper Canada MH 12 1836 26-Mar Bennett, John 35 Bramley Labourer Emigration to Upper Canada MH 12 1836 26-Mar Bennet, Elizabeth 38 Bramley Emigration to Upper Canada MH 12 1836 26-Mar Bennett, 5 children Bramley Emigration to Upper Canada MH 12 1836 26-Mar Chapel, William 28 Bramley Labourer Emigration to Upper Canada MH 12 1836 26-Mar Chapel, Elizabeth 37 Bramley Emigration to Upper Canada MH 12 1836 26-Mar Chapel, 5 children Bramley Emigration to Upper Canada MH 12 1836 26-Mar Williams, James 31 Bramley Labourer Emigration to Upper Canada MH 12 1836 26-Mar Williams, Elizabeth 34 Bramley Emigration to Upper Canada MH 12 1836 26-Mar Williams, 5 children Bramley Emigration to Upper Canada MH 12 1836 26-Mar Hussey, John 56 Labourer Emigration to Upper Canada MH 12 1836 26-Mar Hussey, Elizabeth 50 Emigration to Upper Canada MH 12 1836 26-Mar Hussey, 5 children Emigration to Upper Canada MH 12 1836 26-Mar Wickens, Jack 50 Labourer Emigration to Upper Canada MH 12 1836 26-Mar Wickens, Dinah 50 Emigration to Upper Canada MH 12 1836 26-Mar Wickens, 6 children Emigration to Upper Canada MH 12 1836 26-Mar Wild, Stephen 37 Emigration to Upper Canada MH 12 1836 26-Mar Wild, Sarah 26 Emigration to Upper Canada MH 12 1836 26-Mar Wild, 3 children Emigration to Upper Canada MH 12 1836 26-Mar Mott, Daniel 30 Labourer Emigration to Upper Canada MH 12 1836 26-Mar Mott, Elizabeth 25 Emigration to Upper Canada MH 12 1836 26-Mar Mott, 3 children Emigration to Upper Canada MH 12 1836 26-Mar Bolton, John 35 Labourer Emigration to Upper Canada MH 12 1836 26-Mar Bolton, Catherine 23 Emigration to Upper Canada MH 12 1836 26-Mar Bolton, 3 children Emigration to Upper Canada MH 12 1836 26-Mar Green, George 31 Labourer Emigration to Upper Canada MH 12 1836 26-Mar Green, Mary Ann 29 Emigration to Upper Canada MH 12 1836 26-Mar Green, 1 child Emigration to Upper Canada MH 12 1836 26-Mar Tuggey, William 24 Labourer Emigration to Upper Canada MH 12 1836 26-Mar
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