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He was visibly upset by this discovery, and indignantly declared, "This is impossible. The record must be wrong. My great-great-grandfather had a good job, and their family was very well off". In order to ascertain that the certificate he was holding was definitely the one he had requested, I checked the entry he had found in the register books. It was correct.
We talked about his research in order to help him confirm that the person indicated on the certificate was indeed his ancestor, and we talked about the workhouse and what it meant to live, and to die there. We also talked about the fact that this discovery opened up the possibility for 'in person' research at the National Archives of Ireland, located in Dublin.
In the case of the Dublin Workhouses, the NAI has the registers of admission and discharge for the North and South Dublin Union Workhouses. Dating from 1839, each workhouse register includes a wealth of information. The registers include the date of admission, name, age and sex of the person admitted, along with his/her spouse's name if applicable, home address at time of admission if applicable, and his/her pre-admission occupation.
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Several times during our conversation, my fellow researcher mentioned that everyone in his family has always been a hard worker, and earned everything they had in life, and I realized that he was personally affronted by what he read on the certificate. It seemed clear he had, perhaps sub-consciously, accepted the lie about those in the workhouse system, which had been disseminated in the annals of history, that workhouse inmates were there because they were lazy and didn't work hard enough. This was certainly not the case.
George Nicholls, charged by the Crown with the task of founding the Irish workhouse system, concluded after his first visit to Ireland, (a visit of only six weeks in which he visited only 3 counties) that the workhouse system would work in Ireland, just as it had in England. Nicholls believed that the workhouse would serve to teach the desperately poor idlers in the land, who could not bear confinement, to desire employment outside the workhouse. He completely ignored the fact that for the labouring class in Ireland there was little or no work to be had.
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"The Irish are naturally, or by habit, a migratory people fond of change, full of hope, eager for experiment. Confinement of any kind is most irksome to an Irishman." {1}
In addressing Parliament over his objections to the workhouse system, the great Irish patriot, Daniel O'Connell said,
"The labouring classes [in Ireland] are anxious to procure employment; they never refused it; they in fact work for twopence or threepence a day rather than be idle. There is no necessity, therefore, for poor houses in Ireland in order to stimulate its labouring population to look for work." {2}
It is no secret that we in the twenty-first century live in a world in which many believe hard work alone guarantees a good life. So too, it is sometimes easy to forget that we have systems in place which support us in employment, health, and other aspects of our lives. Sometimes we view the lives of our ancestors purely through the optic of the twenty-first century, and in doing so we forget their lives were, in so many ways, very different from ours. Many of our ancestors were living on the brink of disaster, perhaps one pay packet or one illness away from the workhouse.
When I conversed with the man in the research room I understood his dismay, because I have faced the same notation on the death registration of one of my own ancestors, my maternal great-grandfather, Francis Ball. I remember when I first laid eyes on that notation, I had a similar sort of reaction in terms of disbelief, albeit a less angry reaction. 'How can this be correct?', I thought. After all, Francis Ball was the second in four generations of successful cabinet makers. He and my great-grandmother Jane Early had married in St. Mary's Pro-Cathedral. They had five children. They had a life. His young sons Patrick and Christopher were apprenticed to him as cabinet makers. How could this be; how could such a man die in the workhouse?
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Better care for Francis Ball at the end of his life might have been effected had he been of age to qualify for the Old Age Pensions act which had passed in 1908, but as the certificate attests he was only 56 years old, and those pensions were meant for the over 70 set. He would have been admitted to the workhouse under the Medical Charities Act of 1851, the foundational act for the Poor Law Medical service, which provided free medical treatment for the poor in the workhouse infirmary.
I find myself wondering what it was like on the day of admission when Jane Ball and her sons took her husband, their father, to that place. As they walked away from there, did they look back as the 'occupiers' took him away, or was that sight too painful a prospect? One thing is certain, those sons never mentioned the loss of their father in the workhouse infirmary, neither to their children, nor to their grandchildren. That painful secret was left to the historical record.
O'Connor, John. The Workhouses of Ireland: The fate of Ireland's poor, Anvil Books, Dublin, 1995.
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Title | Correspondence from Robert Rutledge to G. R. Rutledge, April 8, 1864 |
Transcript | [Page 1] "Uncle Sams. Apr 8th 1864 Dear Father I redc a letter from Minerva yesterday telling me that all the family were well with the exception of yourself. And as my letters will be of more interest to you than any one else upon account of locality I have concluded to answer Minervas letter by writing to you I wrote to Minerva a few days ago from Aunt Elziras. in that for you I gave the encampment of the different Brigades. for fear that the letter may not reach you I will tell you in this how we are encamped. Gen Buckner has resumed Command of his Division and has his Hed Quarters upon the hill we used to call the old Orchard. it is on the hill that is directly opposite the front end of Aunt Elziras house All around him are scattered Provost Guards and waggon trains &c. Johnsons Brigade is encamped in the woods between the Old Buher field and the road. You remember that square of eight or ten acres it is now pretty much cut down. Graceys Brigade is encamped back of the plantation next to where Sam Millard and Aunt Elziras mother used to live. Laws Brigade is encamped about opposite the old clover field on Uncle Sams and the Old Edwards farm A Battallion of Artiliry is encamped in the woods directly back of the old White top place. Waggon Trains and Quarter Master and Company quarters are scattered all about on Uncle Sams and Aunt Elziras, and the Buher farm. The fences are all torn down in every direction, and Aunt Elzira and Uncle Sam I fear will be prevented from making any crop this year. Aunt Elziras Negroes are doing no good. They steal from her about as fast as they make. They have even been stealing and selling hay I do not know what the Citizens here are to do if we remain much longer where we are. Aunt Elzira sold her best horse to a gap soldier for $800.00 on a short credit and has never herd anything from the man since. I consider his note as worth nothing Felix Earnist is going to Richmond on some business and I gave him the note to try the young mans" [Page 2] "Father and see if he will pay the det, but I understand that he has been disenhereted by his Father for bad conduct and I fear Mr Earnest will not get the money for Aunt Elzira Aunt Elzira is in a great deal of trouble and I do not know how she will make out for the next year. Went down and saw Uncle George Anderson and Aunt Elza a few days ago. They are all well, and are still living with John Anderson. The Country that we have evacuated is swept of every thing families almost everywhere have been robbed by the soldiers. They are robbing the Citizens around here of every thing they have to eat. The Country we have passed over is said not to have a Hog goose duck turkey or chicken or sheep left. Starvation is now staring many a poor defenseless Southern woman and many many poor helpless little children in the face Our Army is getting to be as much dreaded as the low down thieving Yankees. Some of the Alabamiens went a few days ago to a mill near here and found some ground Plaster in an old bolting chist and thinking it was Shirts they stold several Haversacks full of it, and after they had got it baked they said they had never seen such bread as that before. (this is a matter of fact) Tim Millers Brother of Capt Sam is dead. The funeral procession has just passed here a few minutes ago. Said to have died from excitement and trouble. I went up to Bristol a few days ago and got the promise of a shoe pattern. From Alf Carmack. For $16.00, his common price is $24.00. I staid all night with him They send their respects to the family Uncle George Andersons Aunt Elziras and Uncle Sams families, are all well with the exception of Catherine who is only slightly sick. They all send respects to the family. Hope Gamble will soon be exchanged and get a furlough to come home and stay with you for a while. I have not felt right well for several days but am knocking about, and drilling. Think we will leave here before long. Think at best the principal portion of the Army will shortly go to Va probably all but Buckners Division. Lt Brittian has returned. You and Minerva must write soon As ever your Son RARutledge" |
Description | Letter from Robert Rutledge to G. R. Rutledge describing the state of his current encampment near his Uncle Sam and Aunt Elzira's property. He explains that due to pillaging by the army the local population now despises the Confederate army almost as much as they do the Union army; tells of the death of Tim Miller, brother to Captain Sam; and comments on the condition of Uncle Sam's and Aunt Elzira's families and his own health. |
Date | 1864 April 8 |
Creator | Rutledge, Robert A. |
Collection name | Rutledge Family Letters, 1858-1865 |
Historical note | Robert A. Rutledge was the son of G. R. Rutledge, the brother of Gamble Rutledge, and the husband of Mary Minerva Montgomery Rutledge. Both Robert and Gamble served in the Confederate Army during the U.S. Civil War. Robert was killed at Drury's Bluff, Virginia, in 1864. |
Subjects - LCSH | Civil War in the West; Civil War society; United States - History - 1783-1865; United States - History - 1849-1877; United States History - Civil War, 1861-1865 |
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Rays right-hander Chris Archer is fully willing to admit that his time in the Majors over the past three months has been quite a learning experience.
"I think there are certain things you can learn in the Minor Leagues, but you graduate from that and there's a whole other world of things that you learn when you're here," Archer said. "I could not have learned what I've learned here the past three months in the Minor Leagues."
One of those things is pitch execution. While Archer (8-6, 3.14 ERA) said he could get away with leaving balls over the middle of the plate or making hitters chase pitches in the Minors, he can't do that now and find success.
"Here, the hitters are a lot more patient. I've learned how to conduct myself better on the mound, just because there's a whole different level of intensity here," Archer said. "You're more engaged, so your emotions are going to be tightened as well. So you have to learn how to control that."
He'll look to bring that intensity into Saturday's game against the Mariners at Safeco Field, where the Rays still hold a slight edge for the second spot in the American League Wild Card. After a 6-4 loss to Seattle on Friday, Tampa Bay holds a two game lead over the Orioles and Indians for the second spot.
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Paxton, Seattle's fourth-round pick in the 2010 First-Year Player Draft and No. 6 prospect according to MLB.com, is excited for the opportunity.
"I don't have any expectations, I'm just going to go out there and do everything I can to execute pitches. What happens, happens," said Paxton.
The left-hander can reach 98 mph with his fastball, and also throws a cutter, curveball and changeup.
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• Manager Joe Maddon announced his rotation for next week's Boston series and decided to move Archer back a day so he will start the first game of the Twins series next Friday.
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• The Mariners are 8-for-57 with runners in scoring position over their last seven games, going 3-4 in those contests.
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Filmmaker Daniel Peddle offers a look at a little-examined side of lesbian culture in this documentary. Aggressives is a name used by some for women who prefer relationships with women, but choose to emphasize the masculine side of their personalities -- often to the extent of living in male drag, and through dress and exercise emphasizing their resemblance to men while toning down their female side. In The Aggressives, Peddle introduces us to six women who feel most comfortable while they embrace their inner male, including Kisha, a messenger whose clients don't all realize she's a woman; Rjai, who is seen getting fitted for a new suit while enjoying a small degree of celebrity after appearing on The Ricki Lake Show; Tiffany, whose persona is that of a gay man and is in a relationship with a man who is undergoing gender reassignment treatments; Octavia, who after being sent to prison on drug charges finds herself forced to take on a new and more violent persona while behind bars; and Marquise, who undergoes a similar crisis when she joins the Army. The Aggressives was Daniel Peddle's first feature film.~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide
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Finding value in seemingly valueless materials, the makers of these innovative bags pride themselves on low-energy recycling solutions for the countless drink packets discarded everywhere around Ghana. Due to its ubiquitous presence and indiscriminate disposal in the streets of Ghana, the plastic sachet is recognized regionally as a potent symbol of the solid waste problems faced by the nation. The millions of discarded plastic sachets that are collected by the Trashy Bags group are triple-washed, disinfected, then dried before being turned into durable and eye-catching bags.
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"Every bag that we sell is an opportunity to educate the public about their environment and their responsibility to keep it clean for the good of humanity and of the planet's ecosystems as a whole."
Due to a rising population and an infrastructure that is inadequate to handle the waste that's produced, the nation of Ghana is struggling with issues concerning solid waste management, and as a result, streets, drains, and landfills are overflowing with trash. As is the case with most places in the world, much of this trash could be recycled, but isn't due to a general lack of education, recycling resources, and individual responsibility. One man, armed with a devoted team of over 60 workers, has set out to change this. Stuart A. Gold, a British citizen living in Ghana, is the director of Trashy Bags, an innovative company devoted to creating beautiful products out of what most people would consider garbage.
The company encourages the people of Ghana to collect the millions of discarded plastic sachets and other reusable packaging and bring them to Trashy Bag's facilities, where they are paid a fee per batch of materials. This allows people who would otherwise be out of a job to earn money, acts as a form of supplemental income for others, and encourages the people of Ghana to clean up the streets. Once the plastic is received it is washed three times, disinfected, dried, sorted, and eventually sewn into bags by the 60-plus full-time employees of Trashy Bags. Each finished bag is then packaged with an educational leaflet informing the public of the dangers of littering, and encouraging them to reduce, reuse, and recycle. The effects of cleaning the streets of Ghana are vital and far reaching -- in a country where malaria is still prevalent in poorer households, cleaning up clogged and dirty drains (breeding grounds for mosquitoes) -- is literally a life-saving practice.
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Following the recent review of the Canon mount model we've had the opportunity to test the Nikon mount version of ultra-high speed Samyang 24mm F1.4 prime. Unlike the Canon version this model has a built-in CPU for full compatibility with the various exposure and metering modes. It also has a fully automatic aperture. Read on to find out how well the Samyang performs in our tests and if that or a rival model is the best choice for Nikon FX users. |
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Good lens
Please test this lens !!
Bought it for Sony A7 with adapter, and am quite happy with it. Stepped a bit down it is super sharp in centre area (full frame). Bokeh is creamy and very pleasant. Focus wheel is is precise and gives a feeling of working with high quality. It is a bit big and heavy for carry on a the camera on a neck strap. With focus peaking enabled in the cam it is fast and easy to do the manual focusing required for this lens. Some other reviews says that this lens is at least as good and sharp as the 35mm in center area, and slightly less sharp at the edges. I dont care about corner sharpness, so thats not a problem for me. Stepped down to f2.0 I very seldom put the object at focus in the corner of the image. Compared to Carl Zeiss lenses I would say that this is almost as sharp, has better Bokeh, but that Carl Zeiss has better contrast. Contrast I fix afterwards, so I really just care about sharpness and bokeh, and then this lens beats the Zeiss. :) Reply | Read all replies for this comment |
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Description: Dress of polychrome cotton print. The floor-length dress is of cotton fabric with a raised "zig-zag" texture, in the style of cotton piqué weaving. It is printed with a series of horizontal bands in geometric designs in blues, reds, greens, tan/brown, orange, and purple. The sleeveless dress has a shallow boat neckline in front and deep squared-off neckline at back. The fitted bodice section ends at the natural waist, into which the long skirt is slightly gathered. The front of the skirt has two patch pockets of the same material, with the print matched to disguise the pockets. One of the lower bands of the skirt is embellished with applied non-functional circular gold-colored "buttons". The hem of the dress has a 7 cm. wide band horizontal band of red wool trim, from which hangs red wool fringe. The center back zipper closure has a single hook-and-eye at top. The dress is lined in red fabric. The dress has two labels sewn inside. At left side at seam is designer's label "Lanvin / Paris New York"; at right side near zipper is size label "6".
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Date: 1970
Creator: Cardin, Pierre, 1922-
Description: Dinner dress of printed silk organza. The dress is composed of two parts. The caftan-like outer layer of the dress consists of a square silk organza cocoon printed in psychedelic motifs in purples, blues, pinks and chartreuse. It has a high rounded neckline with center back opening secured with six loops and covered buttons. There are applied flat cuffs at the wrist openings and waist-level slits at center front to accommodate the sash. There is a center front slit from hem to knee-level. The inner dress is a matching, full-length, sleeveless sheath in printed silk of the same design. It has a high rounded neckline with center back zipper closure from neck to hip with a single hook-and-eye closure at the neckline. The outer caftan and inner sheath are joined at the neckline. There is a printed silk organza sash of the same fabric that meets at center front and secures with two hook-and-eye closures and has self ties to disguise closure. The sash is swing tacked at the back. There is a center front slit from the hem to knee-level. Lime green silk panels are inset at sideseams, running from the underarm to the hem, and may be later ...
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Creator: Vivier, Roger
Description: Pair of pumps of cream silk with black polka-dots. Shoe has pointed toe, and large "pom-pom" rosette at center of vamp made of loops of same fabric. Stiletto heel covered in same fabric. Designer's label stamped inside: "Designed by / Roger Vivier / Paris" Retailer's label stamped inside: "Neiman-Marcus" Handwritten inside: "8aaa / 2-78134w / 1511"
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As in the past Brockwell Lido features it's own cafe, which is a cut above most, serving very nice food and refreshments throughout the day.
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Thatched Cottages at Cordeville, Auvers-Sur-Oise, c.1890Giclee Print
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Thatched cottages at Cordeville, Auvers-sur-Oise, 1890 (oil on canvas), Gogh, Vincent van (1853-90) / Musee d'Orsay, Paris, France / Giraudon / The Bridgeman Art Library
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I wanted an affordable print to hang on the wall above the headboard in my bedroom. This print of Vincent Van Gogh's Thatched Cottages is just what I was looking for, because the colors are vivid and true to the way they appear on the web site, the paper quality is good and sturdy, and this print provides an inexpensive way for me to enjoy viewing this wonderful painting every day. Plus it goes well with the decor!
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I knew I wanted a Van Gogh print as the finishing touch to a newly remodeled guest room. After checking out local art stores and a number of on-line sources, i realized that Art.com had the best selections of prints, sizes, mat colors, and frames. I especially liked being able to "see" how the framed print would look against the wall color. I ordered the framed print on a Sunday evening, and it arrived (securely packaged) on Wednesday. Art.com even provided the wall hangers I needed. Great service! I even called the next day to thank the representative for the terrific product.
This has always been one of my favorite paintings - the print is beautiful. Worth the higher price.
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