Finding aid databases

Tables giving statistics relating to the number of travel permits granted during the month of December 1942. Table 1, states that one thousand and ninety-eight women emigrated to seek work in Britain during December 1942. This table also gives a breakdown of their occupations and skills, for example, '4 - agriculture; 202 - nurses or probationers; 456 - domestic service or housekeeping; 33 - clerks and 337 - factory workers and 57 - unspecified'. The table refers to other females who travelled as visitors for business or pleasure or to 'see sick relatives or join husbands'. Three hundred and eighty-seven females are listed in this category. Table 2, classifies travel permit holders according to their last county of residence. 'Total New Permits Granted to Females in December 1942: Carlow 15, Dublin 536, Kildare 31, Kilkenny 12, Laoighis [Laois] 9, Longford 5, Louth 48, Meath 27, Offaly 15, Westmeath 18, Wexford 33, Wicklow 38, Clare 32, Cork 178, Kerry 58, Limerick 71, Tipperary 43, Waterford 42, Galway 21, Leitrim 29, Mayo 69, Roscommon 34, Sligo 36, Cavan 13, Donegal 39 and Monaghan 24'.

s 12728A

tables

Tables giving statistics relating to the number of travel permits granted during the month of January 1943. Table 1, states that one thousand one hundred and fifteen women emigrated to seek work in Britain during January 1943. This table also gives a breakdown of their occupations and skills, for example, '2 - agriculture; 197 - nurses or probationers; 525 - domestic service or housekeeping; 31 - clerks and 292 - factory workers and 68 - unspecified'. The table refers to other females who travelled as visitors for business or pleasure or to 'see sick relatives or join husbands'. Three hundred and twelve females are listed in this category. Table 2, classifies travel permit holders according to their last county of residence. 'Total New Permits Granted to Females in January 1943: Carlow 13, Dublin 444, Kildare 23, Kilkenny 30, Laoighis [Laois] 17, Longford 8, Louth 37, Meath 32, Offaly 10, Westmeath 25, Wexford 47, Wicklow 39, Clare 33, Cork 166, Kerry 68, Limerick 60, Tipperary 52, Waterford 34, Galway 50, Leitrim 18, Mayo 83, Roscommon 26, Sligo 27, Cavan 24, Donegal 39 and Monaghan 22'.

s 12728A

tables

Tables giving statistics relating to the number of travel permits granted during the month of February 1943. Table 1, states that one thousand three hundred and eighty-four women emigrated to seek work in Britain during February 1943. This table also gives a breakdown of their occupations and skills, for example, '8 - agriculture; 239 - nurses or probationers; 589 - domestic service or housekeeping; 25 - clerks and 453 - factory workers and 70 - unspecified'. The table refers to other females who travelled as visitors for business or pleasure or to 'see sick relatives or join husbands'. Four hundred and thirty-two females are listed in this category. Table 2, classifies travel permit holders according to their last county of residence. 'Total New Permits Granted to Females in February 1943: Carlow 10, Dublin 539, Kildare 18, Kilkenny 34, Laoighis [Laois] 12, Longford 11, Louth 67, Meath 30, Offaly 17, Westmeath 24, Wexford 35, Wicklow 32, Clare 41, Cork 203, Kerry 90, Limerick 130, Tipperary 52, Waterford 49, Galway 101, Leitrim 35, Mayo 94, Roscommon 47, Sligo 44, Cavan 41, Donegal 37 and Monaghan 23'.

s 12728A

tables

Tables giving statistics relating to the number of travel permits granted during the month of March 1943. Table 1, states that one thousand six hundred and sixty-four women emigrated to seek work in Britain during March 1943. This table also gives a breakdown of their occupations and skills, for example, '21 - agriculture; 276 - nurses or probationers; 665 - domestic service or housekeeping; 25 - clerks and 596 - factory workers and 81 - unspecified'. The table refers to other females who travelled as visitors for business or pleasure or to 'see sick relatives or join husbands'. Five hundred females are listed in this category. Table 2, classifies travel permit holders according to their last county of residence. 'Total New Permits Granted to Females in March 1943: Carlow 19, Dublin 719, Kildare 24, Kilkenny 25, Laoighis [Laois] 18, Longford 11, Louth 52, Meath 30, Offaly 9, Westmeath 14, Wexford 44, Wicklow 47, Clare 54, Cork 203, Kerry 165, Limerick 111, Tipperary 63, Waterford 54, Galway 131, Leitrim 33, Mayo 150, Roscommon 46, Sligo 38, Cavan 33, Donegal 51 and Monaghan 20'.

s 12728A

tables

Tables giving statistics relating to the number of travel permits granted during the month of April 1943. Table 1, states that two thousand and eighty women emigrated to seek work in Britain during April 1943. This table also gives a breakdown of their occupations and skills, for example, '36 - agriculture; 377 - nurses or probationers; 847 - domestic service or housekeeping; 52 - clerks and 658 - factory workers and 110 - unspecified'. The table refers to other females who travelled as visitors for business or pleasure or to 'see sick relatives or join husbands'. Seven hundred and nineteen females are listed in this category. Table 2, classifies travel permit holders according to their last county of residence. 'Total New Permits Granted to Females in April 1943: Carlow 17, Dublin 838, Kildare 25, Kilkenny 30, Laoighis [Laois] 17, Longford 24, Louth 69, Meath 40, Offaly 11, Westmeath 29, Wexford 70, Wicklow 44, Clare 85, Cork 321, Kerry 179, Limerick 133, Tipperary 66, Waterford 64, Galway 125, Leitrim 32, Mayo 263, Roscommon 82, Sligo 65, Cavan 36, Donegal 89 and Monaghan 45'.

s 12728A

tables

Tables giving statistics relating to the number of travel permits granted during the month of May 1943. Table 1, states that one thousand eight hundred and forty-nine women emigrated to seek work in Britain during May 1943. This table also gives a breakdown of their occupations and skills, for example, '105- agriculture; 299 - nurses or probationers; 754 - domestic service or housekeeping; 39 - clerks and 564 - factory workers and 88 - unspecified'. The table refers to other females who travelled as visitors for business or pleasure or to 'see sick relatives or join husbands'. Six hundred females are listed in this category. Table 2, classifies travel permit holders according to their last county of residence. 'Total New Permits Granted to Females in May 1943: Carlow 27, Dublin 776, Kildare 21, Kilkenny 30, Laoighis [Laois] 24, Longford 19, Louth 43, Meath 34, Offaly 11, Westmeath 29, Wexford 50, Wicklow 41, Clare 68, Cork 212, Kerry 131, Limerick 175, Tipperary 47, Waterford 54, Galway 98, Leitrim 41, Mayo 229, Roscommon 40, Sligo 61, Cavan 40, Donegal 125 and Monaghan 23'.

s 12728A

tables

Tables giving statistics relating to the number of travel permits granted during the month of June 1943. Table 1, states that one thousand seven hundred and ninety-four women emigrated to seek work in Britain during June 1943. This table also gives a breakdown of their occupations and skills, for example, '160- agriculture; 292 - nurses or probationers; 760 - domestic service or housekeeping; 33 - clerks and 491 - factory workers and 58 - unspecified'. The table refers to other females who travelled as visitors for business or pleasure or to 'see sick relatives or join husbands'. Eight hundred females are listed in this category. Table 2, classifies travel permit holders according to their last county of residence. 'Total New Permits Granted to Females in June 1943: Carlow 15, Dublin 882, Kildare 29, Kilkenny 26, Laoighis [Laois] 12, Longford 23, Louth 56, Meath 26, Offaly 23, Westmeath 34, Wexford 49, Wicklow 39, Clare 56, Cork 275, Kerry 128, Limerick 126, Tipperary 66, Waterford 60, Galway 120, Leitrim 34, Mayo 285, Roscommon 55, Sligo 45, Cavan 24, Donegal 129 and Monaghan 26'.

s 12728A

tables

Tables giving statistics relating to the number of travel permits granted during the month of July 1943. Table 1, states that one thousand five hundred and seventy-eight women emigrated to seek work in Britain during July 1943. This table also gives a breakdown of their occupations and skills, for example, '45- agriculture; 239 - nurses or probationers; 801 - domestic service or housekeeping; 26 - clerks and 399 - factory workers and 68 - unspecified'. The table refers to other females who travelled as visitors for business or pleasure or to 'see sick relatives or join husbands'. One thousand one hundred and twenty-four females are listed in this category. Table 2, classifies travel permit holders according to their last county of residence. 'Total New Permits Granted to Females in July 1943: Carlow 23, Dublin 1033, Kildare 31, Kilkenny 24, Laoighis [Laois] 16, Longford 28, Louth 75, Meath 48, Offaly 21, Westmeath 35, Wexford 45, Wicklow 37, Clare 51, Cork 267, Kerry 125, Limerick 174, Tipperary 67, Waterford 39, Galway 113, Leitrim 36, Mayo 159, Roscommon 61, Sligo 41, Cavan 39, Donegal 73 and Monaghan 41'.

s 12728A

tables

Tables giving statistics relating to the number of travel permits granted during the month of September 1943. Table 1, states that one thousand and seven hundred and four women emigrated to seek work in Britain during September 1943. This table also gives a breakdown of their occupations and skills, for example, '6- agriculture; 239 - nurses or probationers; 934 - domestic service or housekeeping; 38 - clerks and 401 - factory workers and 86 - unspecified'. The table refers to other females who travelled as visitors for business or pleasure or to 'see sick relatives or join husbands'. Seven hundred and sixty-one females are listed in this category. Table 2, classifies travel permit holders according to their last county of residence. 'Total New Permits Granted to Females in September 1943: Carlow 17, Dublin 773, Kildare 26, Kilkenny 33, Laoighis [Laois] 14, Longford 26, Louth 66, Meath 32, Offaly 22, Westmeath 24, Wexford 65, Wicklow 48, Clare 54, Cork 273, Kerry 115, Limerick 161, Tipperary 81, Waterford 73, Galway 133, Leitrim 41, Mayo 122, Roscommon 58, Sligo 48, Cavan 45, Donegal 80 and Monaghan 35'.

s 12728A

tables

Tables giving statistics relating to the number of travel permits granted during the month of October 1943. Table 1, states that one thousand eight hundred and eighty-four women emigrated to seek work in Britain during October 1943. This table also gives a breakdown of their occupations and skills, for example, '9- agriculture; 192 - nurses or probationers; 1055 - domestic service or housekeeping; 22 - clerks and 517 - factory workers and 89 - unspecified'. The table refers to other females who travelled as visitors for business or pleasure or to 'see sick relatives or join husbands'. Five hundred and fifty-six females are listed in this category. Table 2, classifies travel permit holders according to their last county of residence. 'Total New Permits Granted to Females in October 1943: Carlow 25, Dublin 729, Kildare 27, Kilkenny 37, Laoighis [Laois] 19, Longford 17, Louth 67, Meath 33, Offaly 22, Westmeath 33, Wexford 59, Wicklow 58, Clare 65, Cork 231, Kerry 123, Limerick 153, Tipperary 60, Waterford 110, Galway 113, Leitrim 38, Mayo 148, Roscommon 63, Sligo 58, Cavan 34, Donegal 76 and Monaghan 42'.

s 12728A

tables