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File S.4/1/10 Supply of Petrol Ration Books and Food Reserves

Reference: A/C8/10a

Date: 30 March 1951 - 21 November 1958

Directions concerning rationing

Reference: B/A/W31/1/50

Date: 28 April 1941

Invalidity of food ration books during absences from the Island

Reference: B/A/W31/1/115

Date: 4 July 1944

Withdrawal of food ration books from civilians who have been imprisoned including a list of their names and addresses

Reference: B/A/W31/1/124

Date: 6 November 1944 - 13 March 1945

Request from Guernsey for details on the Jersey Coal Rationing, includes: Copies of the fuel ration books for cooking and heating and for heating only. Copies of forms to obtain permits to obtain fuel, for medical cases, registration of institutions, and registration of domestic consumers. Report compiled by the Fuel Controller

Reference: B/A/W72/12

Date: 25 June 1942 - 9 July 1942

French Workmen. Ration books to be supplied for French workmen including Rene Saigne Mr Anelli, Jean Pervanides, Marcel Croiset, Lucien Coenen, Georges Laurent, Guy Bauer, Eugen Krausz, Maurice Marcand [Marcaud on occupation registration card], Andre Ferrand and Eugene Demorere

Reference: B/A/W78/1

Date: 2 February 1942 - 24 April 1942

Sound recording of Ivy Ferey, née La Rondu, speaking about the Occupation and the years after. She was interviewed on 11/03/2005 by Stuart Nicolle for the Liberation to Coronation Oral History Project. Mrs Ferey speaks about seeing the soldiers on Liberation day, the crowds at La Pomme d'Or, the Jerrybags being punished, growing crops for the Germans troups, food supply from France, helping people who didn't have food, the Red Cross Parcels, the curfew, working for Deputy Pallot at Bel Royal, the clean up, exploring the bunkers, the rationing after Liberation, meeting her husband, the wedding preparation and reception, the ration books, their honeymoon in Guernsey, working on different farms, the community spirit, the shops, the tourism increase, the Battle of flowers, the tomatoes industry, the Royal visit, the International Road Race, the foot and mouth disease, the colorado beetle, the coronation, horse racing, cattle show, Jèrriais, cars, the Welsh and Bretons farms workers, the Social Security Law and the changes in the states policies after the war.

Reference: C/D/P/P1/30

Date: 11 March 2005

Sound recording of Sue Hardy speaking about the Occupation and the years after. She was interviewed on 26/11/2004 by Stuart Nicolle for the Liberation to Coronation Oral History Project. Mrs Hardy speaks about coming back to Jersey after the war, staying with family a different houses that she describes, the vegetables crops, the shops in town, the celerations of Guy Fawkes' night, her fathers jewelry business, cars, the farm animals, various shops, telegrams, the postal service, nurses and midwifes, rationing, ration books, clothes, shoes, christmas celebrations, the blacksmith and his forge, the use of Jèrriais in everyday life, going to school at St Ouen's Elementary School and the classes, the entertainment after the occupation, the battle of flowers, the food deliveries, the fish market, foreigners in Jersey, pubs, the Breton workers, the cinema Odeon, watching the Coronation on a television, a holiday camp at Plemont, she talks of various parades and fetes and the Colorado beetle infestation.

Reference: C/D/P/P1/39

Date: 26 November 2004

List of registered aliens, correspondence from Belgium, Swedish and Norweigan Consulates re. use of foreign labour, food control/ration books, aliens card index, list of registered aliens. Some papers transferred from the Bailiff's War Files ref. B/A/W60/12, B/A/W60/5/3 and B/A/W60/5/4

Reference: D/AP/K/4

Date: 1943 - 1944

Specimens of ration books issued during Occupation. Includes food rations, textile and footwear rations, bread rations, licences to bake and sell bread, textile and leather rations, meat rations, licenece to trade in coal by retail, tobacco ration card, flour, sugar and butter, soap, french gruel rations and licence to trade by retail and emergency permits.

Reference: D/AP/T/21

Date: 1941 - 1945

Confidential. Fuel Control Administration. Rationing and Control of Liquid Fuel

Reference: D/G/C9/1/1

Date: July 1968

File relating to Essential Commodities - Food. Includes a copy of the Control of Food (Jersey) Regulations, 1983, a list of emergency Food Office accountable documents, examples of ration cards, Committee Acts, correspondence concerning the storage of ration documents, archive material, the sale of margarine and biscuit stocks, yeast, and the administration of the Cold Store at Minden Place

Reference: D/G/C11/1/EP/7/6

Date: 1952 - 5 March 1996

Correspondence relating to excess use of gas and invalid application for fuel ration book

Reference: D/Z/H5/356

Date: 27 March 1944 - 30 March 1944

Photographs relating to the end of rationing, including a ration book, a meat counter, and a joint of meat.

Reference: L/A/75/A2/LIB/5/5

Subject: Liberation

File number: 5

Page number: 5

Date: 1954

Identity cards and ration books

Reference: L/C/11/14

Ministry of Food Ration Books belonging to Mrs J M Lough

Reference: L/C/11/14/3

Date: 1944 - 1945

Board of Trade Clothing Book belonging to J M Lough 41 Landale Road, Peterhead

Reference: L/C/11/14/4

Date: 1944 - 1945

Motor Spirit Ration Book

Reference: L/C/17/4

Date: 1940

Ministry of Food Ration Book of Margaret E Le Cornu, Waldegrave, Beaumont

Reference: L/C/65/J/9

Date: 1953 - 1954

Ration Books

Reference: L/C/129/A3

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