Joseph and Harriett spent a great deal of their lives in the Hampshire County Asylum outside Fareham, both of them died there and are buried in the grounds in paupers graves, unmarked and 4 to a grave.
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Susan Margaret Burt, Doctor of Philosophy. "Fit Objects for an Asylum" -The Hampshire County Lunatic Asylum and its Patients, 1852-1899.UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHAMPTON, Faculty of Social Sciences, Department of Sociology and Social Policy, August 2003. Appendix 4: Index of individual patients, p. 234. Citing Hampshire County Lunatic Asylum Archive at the Hampshire Record Office, accession number 48M94.
Suggested edit: For further information, see this document (copyright Southampton University):
Susan Margaret Burt, Doctor of Philosophy. "Fit Objects for an Asylum" -The Hampshire County Lunatic Asylum and its Patients, 1852-1899.UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHAMPTON, Faculty of Social Sciences, Department of Sociology and Social Policy, August 2003. Appendix 4: Index of individual patients, p. 234. Citing Hampshire County Lunatic Asylum Archive at the Hampshire Record Office, accession number 48M94.
Joseph and Harriett spent a great deal of their lives in the Hampshire County Asylum outside Fareham, both of them died there and are buried in the grounds in paupers graves, unmarked and 4 to a grave.
Suggested edit: For further information, see this document (copyright Southampton University):
Susan Margaret Burt, Doctor of Philosophy. "Fit Objects for an Asylum" -The Hampshire County Lunatic Asylum and its Patients, 1852-1899.UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHAMPTON, Faculty of Social Sciences, Department of Sociology and Social Policy, August 2003. Appendix 4: Index of individual patients, p. 234. Citing Hampshire County Lunatic Asylum Archive at the Hampshire Record Office, accession number 48M94.
Suggested edit: For further information, see this document (copyright Southampton University):
Susan Margaret Burt, Doctor of Philosophy. "Fit Objects for an Asylum" -The Hampshire County Lunatic Asylum and its Patients, 1852-1899.UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHAMPTON, Faculty of Social Sciences, Department of Sociology and Social Policy, August 2003. Appendix 4: Index of individual patients, p. 234. Citing Hampshire County Lunatic Asylum Archive at the Hampshire Record Office, accession number 48M94.
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