Saltley Reformatory Inmates

William Millard

No. in Admissions Register:	359
Date of admission:	22 July 1867
Whence received:	Warwick Gaol
By whom brought:	-
On what terms:	-
Friends interested in him:	-
Description:
Height:	-
Figure:	-
Complexion:	Fresh
Hair colour:	Brown
Eyes colour:	-
Perfect vision?	Yes
State of health:	Good
Able-bodied?	Yes
Sound intellect?	Yes
Use of all limbs?	Yes
Had cow or small pox?	Cowpox
Particular marks:	Burn scar on right arm
Cutaneous disorder?	No
Scrofulous or consumptive?	No
Subject to fits?	No
Age last birthday:	11
Illegitimate?	-
Birthday:	-
Birth place:	-
Has resided:	Lower Brierley Street Birmingham
Parish he belongs to:	-
Customary work and mode of life:	-
Schools attended:	-
By whom and where employed:	-
State of education:
Reads:	Not at all
Writes:	Not at all
Cyphers:	-
General ability:	-
Offence:	Stealing fowls
Circumstances which may have led to it:	His own vicious propensities
Date of sentence:	-
Where convicted:	-
Who prosecuted:	-
Where imprisoned:	-
Sentence:	14 days prison, 4 years at Saltley
Previous committals and convictions:	None
Father's name:	James Millard
Occupation:	Tool maker
Residence:	Brearley Street West, Birmingham
Mother's name:	Charlotte Millward
Occupation:	-
Residence:	-
Father's character:	-
Mother's character:	-
Parents dead?	Neither
Survivor married again?	-
Parents' treatment of child:	Kind
Character of parents	-
Parents' wages:	-
Amount parents agree to pay:	1s 6d per week
Superintendent of police (to collect payments):	-
Relatives to communicate with:	-
Person making this return:	-
Estimate of character on admission:	-
Character on discharge:	-
When and how left the Reformatory:	-

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