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H.A.O. O'Connor & S.A.O.

heidiresk · 2011-02-26 21:19:13

I have a 1941 copy of a register documenting the transfer of a child from a Children's Home to a foster home. There is a column marked Folio in Register, in that column the following remark is made: H.A.O. O'Connor & S.A.O. notified 27/8/41 (date of transfer) I believe S.A.O. means School Attendance Officer (although the…

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heidiresk

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I have a 1941 copy of a register documenting the transfer of a child from a Children's Home to a foster home. There is a column marked Folio in Register, in that column the following remark is made:
H.A.O. O'Connor & S.A.O. notified 27/8/41 (date of transfer)

I believe S.A.O. means School Attendance Officer (although the child is 4 1/2)

Does anyone know what H.A.O. stands for?

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#2 27-02-2011 2:38am

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I have no idea - health authority officer?

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