Reference
LBC3/2
Title
Bundle of certificates and Warrants
Date free text
1830
Production date
From: 1830 To: 1830
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. Sarah Harrison of Ridgmont
2. Hannah Hooper of Hargrave - "uterine derangement"
3. William Dunkley of Ridgmont - "from birth"
4. Sarah Balls of Sandy - "previous excitement of the brain"
5. Elizabeth Haselgrove of Luton - "in the asylum before"
6. Peter Cubis of Cambridge - "distress"
7. Elizabeth Winderspin of Cambridge - "after confinement"
8. Anne Philips of Northampton - "an unstable untoward disposition"
9. Mary Arkham of Raunds
10. Elizabeth Angel of Huntingdon - "mental anxiety"
11. Rachel Emery of Bedford
12. Catherine Knighton of Stony Stratford - "puerperal state"
13. William Jordan - "concussion of brain"
14. Thomas Forster of Little Wolston
15. John Warrington of Brampton - "dread of meeting parochial relief"
16. Elizabeth Curtis of Pertenhall - "congestion in the head"
17. William Emmerton of Dunstable - "previous phrenitis"
18. William Emmerton of Dunstable - "previous inflammation of brain"
19. Tippin Wigginton of Thorney - "an attack of fever"
20. William Baldrey of Cambridge - "embarrassment in his affair"
21. Henry Robson of Huntingdon
22. Mary Morris Smith of Elstow
23. Sarah Stanford of Wilstead
24. Sarah Cooke of Great Linford - "disease"
25. Hannah Endersby of Wrestlingworth - "losses in business"
26. Anne Bruce of Great Staughton
27. Sarah Holmes of Battlesden
28. Keziah Randall of Poddington
29. James Lowings of Silsoe
30. George White of Castle Ashby - "fits"
31. Edward Samm Ralphs of Lilley
32. Thomas Hostler of Houghton Conquest
Exent
32 certificates
Level of description
file