• Reference
    LBC2/1
  • Title
    Bundle of certificates and warrants
  • Date free text
    1821
  • Production date
    From: 1821 To: 1821
  • Admin/biog history
    Reason for entry into asylum is in quotation marks as given on the certificate
  • Scope and Content
    Each certificate details name, age, cause, length of afflication, whether hereditary, method of recovery, habits of life, general health and whether committed to an asylum before. 1. Elizabeth Kefford of Gamlingay - "cannot ascertain" 2. Mary Anborn of Arlesey 3. Ann Down of Biggleswade - "distress in circumstances" 4. William Coleman - "religion" 5. John Litchfield of Newport Pagnell - "brain fever" 6. Thomas Norraway of Woburn - "disappointments in business" 7. Elizabeth William of Great Staughton - "obstructed catamenia" 8. Elizabeth Haselgrove - "imprudence" 9. John Oakley of Offley - "not known" 10. Mary Cawent of Aspley Guise - "unknown" 11. Susanna Tibbett of Oundle 12. John Thurlborn of Cambridge 13. Susanna Brightman of Houghton Conquest - "came on after lying in" 14. Thomas Raban of Olney 15. Richard Hensman 16. Isaac Perry of Aspley Guise - "unknown" 17. Eliza Palmer of Goldington - "catamenia obstruction" 18. Henry Dennis of Blunham - "plethora with derangement of the digestive organs" 19. Ephraim Wells of Ivinghoe - "organic disease of the brain" 20. Edward John Gadby of Huntingdon - "a coup de soliel in the East Indies" 21. John Parrott of Millbrook 22. Sarah Peck of Great Staughton 23. Ann Page of Wrestlingworth 24. Joseph Loder of Great Berkhamstead
  • Level of description
    file