Masters Occupation identity cards
Occupation registration cards of Masters family members
A typical Occupation identity card
During the German Occupation it became compulsory for all islanders to be issued with identity cards. The cards which formed part of the application process, which for many years were held in filing cabinets in the Bailiff's office, have now been deposited with Jersey Archive.
This list, sorted by date of birth, shows registration details of Masterss and, where available, under their married names, those women born Masters. The first date is the card holder's date of birth, the second is the date the card was applied for. Some individuals are shown with more than one address, possibly reflecting a change in residence during the war. However, it appears that other second addresses may be errors.
It has become increasingly apparent that the Ancestry search results which were used to build our index are, as with so many Ancestry records for Jersey, full of errors. It is impossible to check records one-by-one against the original ID cards, but we are correcting errors as they are identified to us.
Copies of these registration cards are available from Jersey Archive, or can be viewed online by subscribers to their service. For more information, see Occupation identity cards
- John Thomas Masters, 12 Sep 1864, 22 Jan 1941, Mount House, Tower Road, St Helier
- Florence Masters, 8 Nov 1877, 18 Jan 1941, Mount House, Tower Road, St Helier
- Clarissa Joyce Masters, 14 Jun 1911, 18 Jan 1941, Mount House, Tower Road, St Helier
MARRIED WOMEN
- Ida Emeline Hodge, 16 Dec 1895, 13 Jan 1941, 8, Dorset Street, St Helier
- Ida Emeline Hodge, 16 Dec 1895, 13 Jan 1941, 45, Colomberie, St Helier
