| Description | Date admitted: 22 Apr 1901
Age: 16
Address: Derby Street
Circumstances: this girl who was keeping her father's house in Derby Street, ran away. After being away 14 days her father found she was staying at a home in Johns Terrace, Derby Street, the house where she is staying is of very questionable character, she was brought to the Norfolk Street Station by her father. She refused to return home with her father who is of drunken habits. Sergeant Douglass had a conversation with her and she promised to leave the house and come to the home and take a situation. She was in a destitute condition nearly nude, her father refused to assist in clothing her, the Matron went to Hessle and saw her Grandmother, who stated she was a good girl before she kept her father's house
Days in the home: 13
Date left the home: 6 May 1901
Situation on departure: clothing was provided by the Society for her and a situation found for her at 1 Clumber Street
Bound volume containing handwritten entries including: date of admission; age, name, address and circumstances; situation on departure and monies donated |