Zoom Talk: “The Dorking & Petworth Emigration Schemes in the early 19th century”
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After the Swing riots of 1832 and further unrest in the town, Dorking assisted the emigration of almost 100 local poor people to Upper Canada by providing funds, food and clothing for the journey. The funds came from the parish rates.
This scheme is well documented and tells a fascinating story. Come and hear more from Dr Judy, a longtime DLHG favourite
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