| Description | Papers relating to an appeal against the removal of George Windross, his wife and children, including:
- copy order dated 11 July 1842 for the removal of George Windross, Ann Windross his wife, and their children John aged 5 years and Elizabeth aged 3 years, from the township of Bagby to the township of Thirlby. The order was suspended as George Windross was sick and unable to travel. Includes:
- settlement examination of George Windross now residing at Bagby dated 5 July 1842. He married his wife Ann in August 1836 at Kirby Knowle and has two children, John aged 5 years and Elizabeth aged 3 years. He and his family are chargeable to and relieved by the township of Bagby. He was hired by Charles Robinson of Easterside farmer as his servant from Martinmas to Martinmas for six successive years from 1824, living at the farm called Banniscue for the whole time, except for the last three months of the last year, which were spent on his master's farm at Thirlby. He served with Mr Calvert at Sutton from Martinmas 1835 to Martinmas 1836, and has done nothing to gain a settlement elsewhere
- copy order dated 11 July 1842 for the removal of George Windross, Ann Windross his wife, and their children John aged 5 years, and Elizabeth aged 3 years, from the township of Bagby to the township of Thirlby. The order was suspended as George Windross was sick and unable to travel. Annotated on 29 August 1842 that the order could now be executed
- notice dated 1 October 1842 given by the churchwardens and overseers of the poor of the township of Thirlby to the churchwardens and overseers of the poor of the township of Bagby, that they intend to appeal against the removal order and giving the grounds for their appeal |