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Admission of Children
Following is an accurate reproduction of the Application & Admission Forms which the Parent or Guardian of the child had
to complete. This particular form is that of Reginald James Taylor 559 (Sunderland), deceased.
 
NORTHERN POLICE ORPHANAGE.    
ST GEORGE'S, HARROGATE
No 559                                                     Application for the Admission of a Child                                               Page 172
 Childs Name (in full)                                         Reginald James Taylor  FDAJ/276/6                                                        
 Date of Application                                          4th November 1943
 Name of Father                                                Ernest James Taylor
 His Rank,Force,No & Letter of last Division.       Police Constable No75, Sunderland
 If Father dead,blind,paralytic, or insane.             Dead
Date of Father's joining the Service.                   13th October 1919
 Date of Death &c                                             30th October 1942
 Cause of Death.                                              Perforated Gastric Ulcer
 Number of children now living.                          7   (4 step children)
 Number of children who have died and causes.   Nil
 Sexes and ages of those now living.                  M24; M20; M17; F14; M7; M6; F2;
 Names (if any) of those now in Orphanage.        Nil
 Is Mother living ?                                             Yes
 Address.                                                        88 Hurstwood Rd, Sunderland
 Her Occupation & average earnings weekly.      Housewife
 What rate of Pension is she receiving:
                         a) For herself                          30 Pounds p.a.
                         b) For child(ren)                      30 Pounds p.a.                             
 Childs Sex and age last birthday with date of birth. Male. 7 years. 2nd May 1936
 Is the child healthy and of good constitution (mentally & physically) ?  Yes
What Diseases has the child had ?                     Measles, Chicken Pox, Whooping Cough
 Has the Child been Vaccinated ?                       Yes, one month old
                               Immunised ?                      Yes, early 1942
 At what Church was the Child Baptised ?           St Nicholas. Sunderland
 What School did the child last attend ?              Barnes Elementary, Sunderland
 What Standard was he (she) in ?                      1st Juniors
 Signature and Address of person making this
 application on behalf of the Child                       Hilda May Taylor
                                                                       88 Hurstwood Road. Sunderland
 I Certify that the above particulars are correct, to the best of my knowledge.
                  (Signed)                                          G. H. Cook.   Chief Constable                       

   

                                                                       Admission  
 
Admitted.                                            by General & Finance Committee. 10th Nov.1943
 Arrived.                                             
1st Dec.1943

 School.
 Standard.

 Admitted to Secondary School.

 Form.
 Medical Report.                                   
Pneumonia Dec 1943.  Tonsils removed by Mr Pavey Smith 1945
                                                        
Seen by Dr Yeoman 3rd May 1947. Medical Certificate given.
 Date of leaving School.                         
8th May 1947.

 Date of leaving Orphanage.                    Friday.9th May 1947- for New Zealand. Sailed under auspices
                                                         of the Government of New Zealand, c/o Cpl Kershaw on
                                                         RMS 'Rangitikei'.  Tax paid by the Govt of New Zealand

                               
 Seen off at Harrogate and taken to King's Cross by their uncle
                           PC Mundell- N.Riding Constabulary.                                     

                                                                          
                                                                       

 

 Reg Taylor aged 10

                                                                                         
                                                                                          Deus vult

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