Reference
LBC3/1
Title
Bundle of certificates and Warrants
Date free text
1829
Production date
From: 1829 To: 1829
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. Martha Knell of Cambridge - "anxiety of mind"
2. John Lee of Baldock - "free living"
3. Mary Blackwell of Huntingdon
4. William Barber of Biggleswade - "not known"
5. James Gray of Kettering - "unknown"
6. Charles Birley of Silsoe - "unknown"
7. Sarah Fordham of Hemingford Grey - "influenced by a rat"
8. Henry Robson of Huntingdon
9. Sarah Ball of Sandy
10. George White of Castle Ashby - "fits"
11. Thomas Cook of Huntingdon - "disappointment and confined habits"
12. William Herne of North Church - "unknown"
13. Samuel Puddefoot of Oldbury - hereditary
14. Hannah Payne of Chatteris - "the death of her husband"
15. Thomas Jarvis of Shillington
16. Elizabeth Saberton of Cambridgeshire
17. Thomas Hutchins of Chalgrave - "fall from a horse"
18. William Ashford of Northill - "not known but been in the Navy"
19. Elizabeth Randle of Northampton
20. Anne Pilgrim of Exeter
21. Nicholas Stratton of Huntingdon - "disturbance of general health"
22. Sarah Edwards of Shillington - "plethora"
23. Elizabeth Bates of Bromham
24. William Moseley of Huntingdon - "reversion of circumstances"
25. Mary Warrick of Eversholt
26. Betsy Curtis of Pertenhall - "fever afflicting the head"
27. Hannah Wilmore of Souldrop - "fits of epilepsy"
28. John Meadows of Woburn - "the loss of an affectionate daughter"
29. Mary Berry of Kimbolton
30. William Willis of Leighton Buzzard - "no probable cause"
31. Elizabeth Crane of Goldington - "unknown"
Exent
31 certificates
Level of description
file