Scope and Content
Medical Certificate with Magistrate's warrant with answers to the following queries: Age of patient, married or single, occupation, how long afflicted, probable cause of derangement, if hereditary, any lucid intervals, and of what duration, if subject to fits, if dangerous to self or others, method used for recovery, habits of life, to what diseases subject, ever deranged before, and where confined.
1. Esther Pedder, straw plaiter of Westoning - "puerperal mania"
2. Sarah Wilderspin of Cambridge
3. Hannah Sell of Anstey
4. Mary Fowler of Roxton - "after confinement"
5. Joseph Sharpe, labourer of Luton
6. James Dollimore of Hitchin
7. Jemima Nicholls of Northaw - "affliction"
8. John Lumpkin, tanner of Wisbech - "ill treatment"
9. John Yates, labourer of Ely - "not known"
10. Mary Beale, cook of Wisbech
11. Elizabeth King, widow of Southoe
12. William Thorley, labourer of Renhold - "melancholic temperment"
13. Zachariah Graves, labourer of Stotfold
14. Thomas Blackburn of Repton Abbots - "epileptic fits"
15. William Pryer of Offley - "constipation"
16. William Smith, labourer of Chatteris - disappointment & drunkenness"
17. Robert Clarke, cook of Hoddesdon - "intoxicating liquor"
18. Sarah Harbourn, servant of St Alban's - "fever"
19. James Culver of Ware
20. Solomon Parsons, labourer of Luton - "drinking and natural stubbornness"
21. William Cartwright, labourer of Bourn - "hereditary"
22. Elizabeth Starr of Baldock - "epilepsy"
23. Phoebe Jiggins of Barnwell
24. Mary Bass of Buckden
25. Esther Odell, lacemaker of Blunham - "hereditary"
26. Elizabeth Robinson of Cambridgeshire
27. Thomas Yaxley, printer of Cambridge - "love"
28. Michael Monk, painters labourer of Hitchin
29. Sarah Tucks, college servant of Cambridge - "lactation"
30. Joseph Puttrell, wine merchant of Cambridge - "excess in drinking"
31. Mary Cross of Kimbolton
32. William Poole, shoemaker of St Paul, Bedford
33. Catherine Franklin of Eynesbury - "mental anxiety"
34. Joseph Godfrey, labourer of Luton
35. Jane Nicholls, lacemaker of Emberton
36. Alice Davies, plaiter of Flamstead
37. Jacob Julius Harrison, jeweller of Wisbech - "religion"
38. Ellen Arnold, inmate of workhouse of Huntingdon
39. Robert Gostelow, shoemaker of Dunstable - "supposed to be hereditary"
40. Sarah Willshire of Bassingbourne
41. John Townsend of Landbeach
42. John King Watts, labourer of Upton
43. Elizabeth Sale of Sandon
44. Samuel Ship, shoemaker of Little Haddenham - "scrophula"
45. Thomas Goodman of Eaton Bray - "hereditary"
46. Samuel Trolly, brickmaker of St Paul's, Bedford - "mental distress"
47. Elizabeth Brown of Bassingbourne
48. Edward Horrell, labourer of Renhold
49. Joseph Browne of North Mimms - "affliction"
50. Mary Hootton, lacemaker of Marston Moretaine
51. John Ealing, bricklayer of Watford
52. Mary Richardson, washer woman of Ivinghoe - "death of her son"
53. Edward Geeson, agricultural labourer of Huntingdon
54. James Morrison of House of Correction, Bedford
55. Mary Morris, sewer of Caddington - "hereditary"
56. Jacob Reid, labourer of Blunham - "intemperance"
57. William Briggs, carpenter of St Ives - "unknown"
58. Zachariah Barr, labourer of Kings Langley - "diseased brain"
59. Ann Childs, pauper of Madingley
60. Sarah Hickson of Hatfield
61. Elizabeth Fordham of Biggleswade - "hereditary"
62. Rebecca Pryor of Hemel Hempstead
63. John Kimpton, labourer of Papworth
64. James Puddephatt, bricklayer of Hemel Hempstead - "diseased brain"
65. Hannah Sabley of Southill - "protracted illness and debility"
66. Benjamin Muncey of Stevenage
67. Hannah Hogg of Little Brickhill
68. John Fox, labourer of Huntingdon - "not obvious"
69. John Bradbury, shoemaker of Tring
70. Thomas Field of Hertford - "not known"
71. Charles Reynolds, gardener of Bedford - "unknown"
72. Thomas Beard, blacksmith of Eaton Socon
73. Ann Ward of Sandy