« Reply #30 on: Friday 06 January 23 17:14 GMT (UK) »
Hi all,
A short update to the story of my gt gt aunt Emmeline Gertrude Victoria Bauer/Bower.
With the recent release of the 1921 Census, I was eventually able to locate her, under just her initials E G V B and she was in the Hanwell Mental Hospital, Southall, which became St Bernard's Hospital in 1937. So its now known that she was in the hospital for at least 23 years until her death there in 1944.
The 1921 census also showed her to be an inmate and occupation (probably former) as that of dispenser, both a match for the details upon her death certificate.
This suggests almost certainly that she should therefore be showing at the hospital in 1939. I shall have to comb through the 1939 register again, once more using the TNA references kindly posted by dawnsh to see if I can find her!
This new information also helps to give a time frame for her going into the hospital, namely sometime between 1911 & 1921.
As ever with family history, more questions than answers!
Kind regards
David
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