Dr. South's Charity School, Islip - Volume Two - Admissions & Discharges 1800-1888

Dr. South's Charity School was established in Islip in 1710 by Robert South D. D., Rector of the parish, for the education of twenty one poor boys of Islip or nearby parishes in reading, writing and accounts.  This volume, the second of two relating to Dr. South's Charity School, contains details of pupils entering and leaving the school between 1800 and 1888.  In some cases the boy's age is given and there are sometimes remarks concerning their conduct.  There are lists of boys on the Foundation from 1872 and names of those apprenticed.