Hi
I know people who have ancestors who worked in the transport industry such as railway labourers, coachmen and footmen often worked away from home but they would still have a usual residence.
If a London resident coachman with a wife and children was spending a week or so at his employers country estate and he started feeling ill, not suddenly but gradually such as with bronchitis or TB wouldn't it be usual for their employer to send them back home to their usual abode to live if they couldn't work?
I know people who have ancestors who worked in the transport industry such as railway labourers, coachmen and footmen often worked away from home but they would still have a usual residence.
If a London resident coachman with a wife and children was spending a week or so at his employers country estate and he started feeling ill, not suddenly but gradually such as with bronchitis or TB wouldn't it be usual for their employer to send them back home to their usual abode to live if they couldn't work?