Notes In 1901, Lucy Howell, 14, adopted, with John and Margaret Lewis in Ball Creek, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia
Report from the Middlemore Homes:
THE MIDDLEMORE HOMES
(Registered as a Charity No 208224)
55 Stevens Avenue, Bartley Green, Birmingham B32 3SD
Telephone: 0121427 2429 General Secretary: Teresa Soden
26 July 2000
Ms Eileen Clark
2781 Oxford Street
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Canada
B3L 2V4
Dear Ms Clark
Please find enclosed all the information that we have on file relating to your Grandmother, Lucy Howell.
Yours sincerely
Teresa Soden General Secretary
Encs
Middlemore Family Centre
Manager: Linda Ward
Telephone: 0121 427 9791
Second Page of Three
[MS 517/471 ? Admissions Register: Girls 1873-1914]
Date 1899
February 9th
Name Howell Lucy
Age 14 [yrs] Feb 10/99
Address Thomas Howell, Model Lodging House - Summer Lane
Remarks Mother dead -father a loafer would rather beg than work - no home utterly destitute
Case in Application Book 1947
When & Why left To Canada June 5th 1899
Third Page of Three
[MS 517/246 - Application Book No 2 1895 - 1903]
Date 1899
Feb 9th
No. 1947
Name and Age of Child Lucy Howell 12 yrs July 5th 1898
Name and Address of Parent Thomas Howell, Model Lodging-house, Summer lane
School Standard 4th
Description of Child Nice bright face tall for age, ruddy complexion
Legitimate? Yes
Members of Family 4 brothers & 1 sister
Deaths in Family? None
Circumstances Mother dead, father a worthless fellow ? a sandwich man
carrying boards around town but would rather beg than
work for a living. Father took girl to Night Shelter, Bath
Row & they brought her to us being too young for them.
No home. Case of utter destitution
Report of Visitor Child brought by Miss Griffiths, Night Shelter, Bath Row
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