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Perthshire / Re: The Village, General Prison Perth (1800's)
« on: Wednesday 20 November 19 20:09 GMT (UK) »
Okay, so, his mother died at The Village 20yrs later, 1889.
1881 census she lived with her husband at Pomarium Street, St Leonards Parish, Perth, a stones throw from the General Prison.
His father/her husband died at Pomarium 1886 from senile decay. Assuming this was a medical condition and not worthy of putting him in prison for, I have to deduct from this they simply lived/worked in the area close to the prison and there was may be a small community known as The Village that maybe served the prison needs.
Perhaps after her husbands death she had to move out of the home and lived at 'The Village' until she passed away.
I have tried to attach a screenshot from her death certificate.
Michael
1881 census she lived with her husband at Pomarium Street, St Leonards Parish, Perth, a stones throw from the General Prison.
His father/her husband died at Pomarium 1886 from senile decay. Assuming this was a medical condition and not worthy of putting him in prison for, I have to deduct from this they simply lived/worked in the area close to the prison and there was may be a small community known as The Village that maybe served the prison needs.
Perhaps after her husbands death she had to move out of the home and lived at 'The Village' until she passed away.
I have tried to attach a screenshot from her death certificate.
Michael