| Description | Order to the keeper of the House of Correction to convey Elizabeth Morrill to the town of Clifton on her way to her place of settlement at Oswaldkirk. She was apprehended in the city of York as a vagrant and was committed to the House of Correction at York until the next Quarter Sessions for York, when she was ordered to be taken with a pass to her place of settlement. The churchwardens and overseers of the poor of the township of Oswaldkirk are ordered to receive her
Settlement examination of Elizabeth Morrill. The place of settlement of her father Thomas Morrill is in the township of Oswaldkirk. Her settlement is in the same parish as she has never done anything to gain a settlement elsewhere |