Applecross, Ross and Cromarty
In around 1899, the parish of Applecross took out a 20-year lease on a property for use as a parochial poorhouse or almshouse. It was administered by the Parochial Board rather than operating as a statutory poorhouse under the central Board of Supervision.
In 1904, the establishment, location unknown, was recorded as being able to house 4 men, 4 women, and 4 children.
Records
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- Highland Archive Service, Bught Road, Inverness IV3 5SS, Scotland.
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