Name	Admission Date	Discharge Date	Borough	Parish or Poor Law Union	Workhouse Register	Age	Observation	How Discharged	Source Date Range
Maria Sterry	23 Nov 1832	17 Dec 1832	Camden	St Giles in the Fields	St Giles in the Field	36	__	To Place	1818-1843
Elizabeth Sterry	13 Feb 1834	12 Dec 1834	Camden	St Giles in the Fields	St Giles in the Field	83	__	Died 12 Dec 1834	1818-1843
Emma Sterry	6 Feb 1838	20 Mar 1838	Camden	St Giles in the Fields	St Giles in the Field	18	Sm Houseless	To Place	1818-1843
Emma Sterry	13 Aug 1838	3 Sep 1838	Camden	St Giles in the Fields	St Giles in the Field	18	__	To Place	1818-1843
**Maria Sterry	24 Jan 1866	31 Jan 1866	Westminster	St Marylebone	St Marylebone	32	[Admitted] to be medically treated; [Residence] 20 Grove Tce	Discharged to Hanwell	1864-1866
George Sterry	14 Apr 1894	24 Apr 1894	City of London	City of London	Bow Rd	39	[Last Residence Before Admission] Casual Ward; Single; Labourer;	Own request	1889-1895
George Sterry	22 May 1894	23 May 1894	Westminster	Westminster/ St George's Union	Fulham Rd	39	Labourer; C of E; born 1855; Admitted from St Margaret Parish	Infirmary	1894
George Sterry	9 Oct 1894	17 Oct 1894	Westminster	Westminster	Edmonton	39	__	Sent to OR	1892-1900
George Sterry	18 Ocr 1894	23 Oct 1894	Westminster	Westminster/ St George's Union	Fulham Rd	39	Labourer; C of E; born 1855; Admitted from St Margaret Parish; Widower	Own request	1894

Gloucestershire

Newent Workhouse Records [Source: Forest of Dean Family History Trust]
1859 Jun 17 Thomas Sterry [First Meal] Dinner [Born] not stated [Class for Diet] 2 -Old and Infirm Men [Parish to which charged] Redmarley [By whom admitted] Relieving Officer [Cause of seeking relief] old age
1859 Jul 10 Thomas Sterry [First Meal] Supper [Born] not stated [Class for Diet] 2 -Old and Infirm Men [Parish to which charged] Redmarley [By whom admitted] Master [Cause of seeking relief] old age
+1872 Aug 20 Mary Sterry [First Meal] Dinner [Religion] Church [Born] 1815 [Class for Diet] 6 -Old and Infirm Women [Parish to which charged] Newent [By whom admitted] Relieving Officer [Almost certainly Mary Higgs wife of Charles Sterry 1795-1866]

Churchwardens Accounts for the Parish of Longhope, Gloucestershire

Vestry Minutes for the Parish of Longhope, Gloucestershire

Bristol Deposition Books

Lancashire

Liverpool Workhouse Registers [Source: Admissions & Discharges 1880-1893: FindMy Past]
Liverpool Board of Guardians Workhouse
Admissions and Discharges (Religious Creed Register)
+[Date of Entry/Admission] 1893 Feb 2 Walter Sterry [age] 15 [From whence admitted] 7 Charter St [religion] C of E [Name and address of nearest relative] Thos Moore same a/d [Location of pauper] Surgical [Discharged or died] 10 Aug 1894 [From what discharged] Surgical [Remarks] c/o per No 7 [The Admissions register for the same date notes that he was admitted by Gov, a Boatman by trade and single and that he had syphilis]

Monmouthshire

Monmouthshire Workhouse Registers [Source: Gwent Archives: Monmouthshire Workhouse Registers 1843-1929-FindMyPast]
Abergavenny Union, Vagrant Admission and Discharge Book
**1895 May 21 Tues [Hour of Admission] 7-0 [Names of Vagrant, Wife and Family] D[anie]l Sterry [Age] 30 Labourer [Where he slept last night] Pontypool
**1896 Oct 4 Sun [Hour of Admission] 6-0 [Names of Vagrant, Wife and Family] John Sterry [Age] 39 Labourer [Where he slept last night] Rhondda Valley
**1897 Oct 11 Monday [Hour of Admission] 6-0 [Names of Vagrant, Wife and Family] John Sterry [Age] 27 Labourer [Where he slept last night] Hereford
+1897 Dec 9 Thursday [Hour of Admission] 6-0 [Names of Vagrant, Wife and Family] Thos Sterry [Age] 27, Labourer [Where he slept last night] Brecon
**1898 Dec 1 Thursday [Hour of Admission] 7-0 [Names of Vagrant, Wife and Family] Joe Sterry [Age] 31 Labourer [Where he slept last night] Tredegar

Suffolk

Archdeaconry of Suffolk Poor Law Records 1601-1850 (Index)
No Sterrys found.

Surrey

Southwark St George the Martyr Workhouse Minutes [Source: Southwark Local History Library and Archive: Workhouse Records 1729-1826-FindMyPast]
#In 1729 Benjamin Sterry subscribed £5.5s [vol 688, folio 1]
#On 7 Jul 1730 Benjamin Sterry was slected as extra Governor [vol 688, folio 54]
#On 8 Jun 1731 Benjamin Sterry was paying at least 8/8d rate manager for year [occupation] inhabitant [vol 688, folio 116]
#On 3 Jun 1734 Benjamin Sterry was to be Trustee of the house [vol 688 folio 270]
#On 22 May 1744 Benjamin Sterry was a trustee and an inhabitant [vol 691, folio 13]
#On 12 Jun 1745 Benjamin Sterry was a trustee and an inhabitant [vol 691, folio 56]
#On 21 May 1746 Benjamin Sterry was a trustee and an inhabitant [vol 691, folio 99]
#On 31 May 1749 Benjamin Sterry was a trustee and an inhabitant [vol 691, folio 232]
1768 Aug 17 Mary Sterry, pair of shoes [vol 696, folio 33]

Southwark St George the Martyr Workhouse [Source: Southwark Local History Library and Archive]
There is a reference in the index by Peter Shilham to the poor of the parish of St George the Martyr in 1833 (vol 589 & 733) as follows:
%Elizabeth Sterry, Residence: 45 Castle St, Kent St, Age: 27, Children: 3: 2 boys and 1 girl: two of children are listed: Elizabeth aged 10 and William aged 2, Notes: needlework, young child.

Southwark Christ Church Workhouse [Source: Southwark Local History Library and Archive]
%Sterry Elizabeth [born] 1825 [of Parish] St George [Calling] Servant, Single [Cause of Seeking Relief] Destitute [Date of Admission] 29 May 1838

Worcestershire

Worcestershire Settlement Certificates

Scotland

Scotland Workhouses [Source: FindMyPast. Note only transcript available]
Paisley, Renfrewshire
+[no date] Richard Ernest Sterrey

Legend:

** = Lowestoft, Suffolk, UK line
# = Ruardean, Gloucestershire, UK line
+ = Longhope, Gloucestershire, UK line
% = Bermondsey, Surrey, UK line