Tracing Female Ancestors through Poor Law Records
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A two-hour Northumberland Archives workshop showing how to trace elusive female ancestors using poor law records such as bastardy bonds and removal orders.
Northumberland Archives staff lead this two-hour in-person workshop on using poor law records to research women in family history. Participants are introduced to documents including bastardy bonds, overseers of the poor accounts, removal orders and settlement certificates. The session is aimed at family historians with elusive female ancestors.
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