Chepstow Union Workhouse (General)

by Margaret May , Wednesday, June 13, 2007, 21:32 (6374 days ago) @ admin

Many children at this time were sent to Dr Barnardo's Homes, who believed that the children would receive a better life in the Colonies, they were known as British Home children and sold for £15.00 each. A very good book by Perry Snow "neither waif nor stray" gives extracts into his father's search into finding his true identity, this is on-line.

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