NARDINI, Peter 3 4
- Born: About 1894, Italy 5
- Marriage (1): GREEN, Margaret on 24 December 1915 in Blythswood Registry Office, Glasgow, Scotland 1 2
- Died: 30 September 1921 at 3.15 pm, Ruchill Hospital, Glasgow, Scotland 1 4
Cause of his death was pulmonary phthisis.4
General Notes:
Peter Nardini was a hotel waiter according to his son Peter's birth certificate of 1916, and his son John's in 1917, and a waiter in his marriage certificate of 1949.
APPLICATION FOR RELIEF
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In 1920 Peter Nardini made an Application for Relief from the Parish of Glasgow. The phrase "ASM Illness" is scrawled in the top left-hand corner of the application page. The application was made at 11.00 am on 22 December 1920. His address was c/o Diamond, 53 Cadogan Street ( 2 up Mid). A visit was made at 3.15 pm on 27 December 1920. the information provided was as follows: Peter Nardini was born on 14 May 1895 in Italy. He was aged 25 years and a widower. He was a Roman Catholic and worked as a hotel waiter. He had married on 24 December 1915, by declaration, at 67 Oswald Street Glasgow. The proof of marriage quoted "Entry 2980, 1915, Blythswood". His parents were Antonio Nardini, "a Farmer Wkr" (sic) and Costanza Croproni (sic) residing at "Lucca_Per_Barga, Mologno Italy". Peter Nardini's wife's name was Margt. Green, who was born in Bowie or Bowin Street in Rutherglen, the daughter of John Green, a tailor, dead, and Matilda Miller residing at 12 Morris Street, Maryhill, Glasgow. Peter's wife had died on 11 October 1919 in W. Graham Street.(45312) His children were Peter, aged 5, born in W. Graham St on 5 February 1916 (Entry 141/1916 Milton), and John Reginald aged 4, born in the same place, on 3 June 1917 (Entry 575/1917 Milton). Peter applies for children's admission or OtrR. His last employer was Caly. Rly Co. Central Station Hotel and his wage 25/- pw & food. He was a member of Pearl Insur (Friendly Society). He was previously supported by his own earnings. This was his first application. The Parish of Settlement was Glasgow. The application document was signed by Wm Davidson, Assistant Inspector. On 27 December 1920 Peter Nardini was summoned to the Committee.
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Particulars of Settlement:
present address - Glasgow 2 years
Octr. 1915 till Dec 1918 - ditto
previously at 141 W. Graham St - ditto 3 years 2 months (corroborated by mother in law)
Applies for outdoor relief for 2 children residing c/o grandmother Mrs Green 12 Murray (Morris crossed out) St Maryhill. he suffers from phtisis and is being admitted to Ruchill Sanatorium tomorrow. He is entitled to full benefit from state insurance. Off work one day then employed in Caly. railway Station Hotel Gordon st at 25/- wk & tips.
Grandmother has a family of six 3 workers & 3 at home House a room & kitchen with three beds. (above the entry is a pencilled list added later:
Mary? Henry? 25 at home
John 20 - unclear occupation
Alex ? 18 - unclear occupation
Matild? 16 - millinery?
Joseph 13 - at school
Winifrid 9 - at school 3 beds
Date 28. 12. 20 Hospl ? for children
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22/12/20
To Dr Smith
Peter & John Nardini
12 Morris St Maryhill
signature of J. Davidson Smith Medical Officer, confirming examination and particulars undernoted as truthful
10 a.m. 23.12.20
persons are in good health
no sickness or infirmity
no hospital treatment required
no immediate medical attention required
able to be moved to poorhouse without harm
should be moved with nurse and car
not of unsound mind
can attend relief committee
In his death certificate of 1921 Peter Nardini was recorded as "Hotel waiter, Widower of Margaret Green". His recorded age at death was 26 years and his usual residence was 53 Cadogan Street Glasgow. Matilda Green, his mother in law, gave notice of his death before the registrar at Glasgow on 3 October 1921. On his death certificate Peter's parents were recorded as still living.
Peter Nardini was a hotel worker, according to his son Peter's death certificate of 1985. 1 2 3 4 6 7
Medical Notes:
Robert J. Peters MB ChB certified the cause of death. 4
Peter married Margaret GREEN, daughter of John GREEN and Matilda MILLAR, on 24 December 1915 in Blythswood Registry Office, Glasgow, Scotland.1 2 (Margaret GREEN was born about 1892 in Rutherglen, Lanarkshire, Scotland 8 9 and died before 30 September 1921 1 4.)
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