What happened to Elizabeth POYNER of Huntley (General)

by Mike Pinchin , Bedford, England, Sunday, September 25, 2016, 19:46 (2982 days ago) @ Mike Pinchin

Gloucestershire Archives

Level Piece
Alt Ref No G/NE/60/1 (part)
Title Entry in Newent workhouse register of admissions and discharges for admission of Richard Barnard, aged 33, admitted on 28 November 1838
Date 1838
Description Religious persuasion: Church of England
Chargeable to: Taynton
Admitted on the authority of: Robt Bruton

This is the first of many admissions and discharges at the Newent Union Workhouse for Richard BARNARD of Taynton. Most imply a birth date of 1805/6 although there are a couple of anomalous ones which imply a birth date of 1786 – I can find no record of the birth of a Richard Barnard at this time. The first group are 1838 to 1844 where he is variously described as a woodman or a vagrant. On his discharge 31/10/1842 it is recorded that he was sent to Littledean Prison. There is a second group in 1857 where he is described as destitute. The third group is 1870 to 1877 where he is described as a labourer. The last discharge is 19/09/1877 when he died. He is usually described as single and able-bodied. Some of the earlier admission authorities are by William BRUTON who was the local Registar and who registered the death of Charles POYNER in November 1839.

FODFHT

Record_ID: 44150
Entry_Number: 658
Year: 1877
Month: Sep
Day: 24
Surname: BARNARD
Forenames: Richard
Residence: Newent Union
Age_at_death: 71 years
Officiating_Minister: Alfred D Bagshawe Rector
Event: Burial
Cause_of_death:
Memoranda:
Notes:
Register_Reference: P326 IN 1/9
Page_No: 83
Parish_Chapel: Taynton