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"CMH"
« on: Thursday 05 March 15 09:21 GMT (UK) »
Gilroes cemetery disc. Place of abode = "CMH". Would I be right in thinking that this means something like "city mental hospital" -- ie the asylum? And would that be the Towers?
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Re: "CMH"
« Reply #1 on: Thursday 05 March 15 21:10 GMT (UK) »
Definitely City Mental Hospital and yes it is the Towers

http://www.expresseumpoetics.org.uk/LeicsAsylums/BoroughAsylum.html


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Hunt, Leicestershire
Kirkman, Leicestershire
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Re: "CMH"
« Reply #2 on: Wednesday 19 August 15 09:31 BST (UK) »
Researching some of my family, my Great Great Grandmother is mentioned in the 1901 census as being in the District General Infirmary - on the document it says her occupation is "Housework" and then in the column for the state of mind "staff". Yet the transcript is mentioned as "Patient".

Was this the Leicester Borough Asylum?

Later on, on the marriage certificate of her daughter in 1915 - at St Michaels All Angels Church, her daughters job is mentioned as "Asylum Nurse".

I wonder if there is a connection.
Nelson / Fisher - Leics (Leicester, Shepshed, Hathern, Loughborough & Hinckley). Notts. Lowdham. Warks. Nuneaton, Chilvers Coton.
Timson - Leics (Enderby & Croft).
Holyland [Name adopted 1863] - Leics (Leicester, Barrow Upon Soar & Rothley).
Doolan [Name adopted 1899] / Fisher / Munson / Pettican - Essex (Colchester & Layer de la Haye)
Briant - Brantôme & Périgueux, Dordogne (France)
Soulette - Saint Pons de Thomières, Hérault (France)
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