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New South Wales - Archival Series
Inmates' Register (1892 - 1906)
Newtown Maternity and Rescue Home
- From
- 22 March 1892
- To
- 3 June 1906
- Location
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The Inmates' Register comprises of one volume which contains biographical information about each woman admitted, including: name; age; where from; marital status; physical and spiritual condition; whether they had been in prison or other homes and, if so, for what reason; 'capabilities' (i.e. occupational skills); date and details of discharge (e.g. if sent to employment, whether returned home, etc.); and any remarks. The volume has been indexed retrospectively by staff of the Salvation Army's Social Services Department.
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Access Conditions
Former residents and clients can access information about themselves after providing proof of identity. Access to information may be given to a third party providing they have written permission from the person to whom the information relates, can prove a connection with that person, or show evidence that the person is deceased. All other applications for access will be considered on a case-by-case basis. Access to information about adoptions is subject to the provisions of the NSW Adoption Act 2000.
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Please contact the Historical Records Department, The Salvation Army
Phone: (03) 8878 2404
Postal Address: PO Box 479, Blackburn VIC 3130
Email: historicalrecords@salvationarmy.org.au
Website: https://www.salvationarmy.org.au/about-us/governance-policy/historical-records-request/
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