| Description | Papers relating to the removal of William Thomas Dunning and his family from Northallerton Poor Law Union to Stockton upon Tees Union in county Durham, including:
- envelope dated 21 December 1887 containing the order for the removal of William Thomas Dunning, Mary Ann Dunning his wife, and Jane Ann Dunning their daughter
- certificate dated 7 December 1887 that William Thomas Dunning, his wife Mary Ann Dunning, and his child Jane Ann Dunning, become chargeable to the Northallerton Union on 8 July 1887
- deposition dated 21 December 1887 made by Thomas Holmes of the township of Northallerton relieving officer of the Northallerton Poor Law Union, that Dunning and his wife and child are chargeable to Northallerton Poor Law Union, and have been in receipt of relief from the common fund of Northallerton Union since 8 July 1887
- undated examination of William Thomas Dunning. He went to live at Stockton on Tees in county Durham in 1877 and lived there until 1884 when he went to live at Newcastle upon Tyne. He stayed in Newcastle for about 12 months and then returned to Stockton. He came to live in Northallerton in September 1886. He married Mary Ann at Newcastle on 3 June 1885 and his daughter was born on 11 March 1886 at Stockton
- undated examination of John James Relph of the township of Brompton clerk to Mr Fowle, clerk to the Guardians of the Poor of the Northallerton Poor Law Union. He made enquiries of Richard Dunning of Stockton upon Tees labourer, brother of William Thomas Dunning, confirming William's movements
- order dated 21 December 1887 for the removal of William Thomas Dunning aged 27 years, his wife Mary Ann Dunning aged 23 years, and their daughter Jane Ann Dunning aged 21 months, from Northallerton Union to Stockton on Tees Union in county Durham. Dunning is sick and this sickness will produce a permanent disability [2 copies]
- undated complaint of the Guardians of the Poor of the Northallerton Poor Law Union that the Dunning family are chargeable to their Union and have a settlement in Stockton upon Tees in county Durham; and application for an order of removal
- statement dated 21 December 1887 of the grounds of removal of the Dunning family
- notice dated 24 January 1888 given by the clerk to the Guardians of the Poor of the Stockton Poor Law Union in county Durham to the Guardians of the Poor of the Northallerton Poor Law Union of their intention to appeal against the order to remove the Dunning family
- grounds of appeal dated 15 March 1888 against the removal of the Dunning family from the Stockton Poor Law Union to the Northallerton Poor Law Union
- letter dated 26 March 1888 from Fawcett and Faber, solicitors, at Stockton on Tees to W.C. Trevor, deputy Clerk of the Peace at Northallerton, enclosing papers relating to the appeal |