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Pembroke Union Workhouse was erected
from designs by George Wilkinson,
architect in 1837 to accommodate 160
inmates at a cost of £5,000.
A Children's Home was opened at
The Green, known as Croft House.
Pembroke Workhouse
Kindly submitted by Elizabeth King |
Kelly's Directory 1884 |
Kelly's Directory 1910 |
Kelly's Directory 1920 |
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Master |
Charles Flutter |
Colin A. W. Roberts |
W. P. G. Morris |
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Matron |
Ellen Flutter |
Mrs Martha M. Roberts |
Mrs G. Morris |
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Chaplain |
Rev. David Bowen BA |
Rev. Cannon David Bowen BA |
Rev. Canon David Bowen |
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Medical Officer |
Joshua William Morrison |
W. R. E. Williams MB |
W. R. E. Williams MB |
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Schoolmistress |
Mary Twigg |
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Industrial Teacher |
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Mrs M. Cornwall |
(At the Childrens Home, Croft House,
The Green)
Mr & Mrs William F. Bentley |
Now known as Riverside, some of the
Workhouse buildings remain providing
accommodation for the elderly.
Records for these Poor Law
Unions are held at Pembrokeshire Record
Office, The Castle, Haverfordwest,
Pembrokeshire. SA61 2EF
Telephone:01437 763707
Fax:01437 768539
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