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Old 22-02-13, 08:00
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I've found my 3x gt grandfather in The Bethnal Green Rough Examination Book 1840,
Robert Wheeler http://search.ancestry.co.uk/Browse/...ed%2c+1840.182

Does anyone know what the abbreviation "F.O." means in this context? Something Order, perhaps? The family were given outdoor relief according to the Removal Order that corresponds with this.
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Old 22-02-13, 21:03
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I wonder if it is a forwarding order? It seems to relate to people moving from one board of guardians to another.
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Oh it could well be that, Phoenix!

I just couldn't think of a term that fitted...

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