Coventry workhouse and burial records

[Smd719]

Hello

I'm looking for my grandmother, Isabella Walker (nee McDonnell).  She was released from Hatton asylum and sent to "the workhouse' on 4 sept 1913.  I also cannot find her burial records.   She is NOT buried at the asylum.

Any help would be appreciated.   If I've posted this in the wrong place,  please let me know.

Thank you so much.

[Jackiemh]

Hello
Can you give us a bit more information to go on ie when Isabella was born, married. It might help to locate her.
Jackie

[KGarrad]

The page for Coventry Workhouse on www.workhouses.org.uk says:

Records

Note: many repositories impose a closure period of up to 100 years for records identifying individuals.

    The Coventry History Centre, The Herbert, Jordan Well, Coventry CV1 5QP. Holdings include: Guardians' minutes (1801-1930); Admissions and discharges (1853-1946, with gaps); Births (1875-1933); Deaths (1845-1943); Creed registers (1861-1943); Indoor relief lists (1851-1940); Register of inmates' property (1856-1929); etc.

See: http://www.workhouses.org.uk/Coventry/

[Brentor boy]

Born Sep Q 1874 Bolton. (Shown as Liverpool in 1911)
Married Mar q 1895. W Derby. Frederick Fleetham Walker/Isabel McDonell
1911. Living in Coventry with husband and 6 children.

Possible Death?
Isabella Walker, age 41, June Q 1915. Warwick

[julieproctor61]

I've found her, she is buried in London Road Cemetery Coventry in grave 8,  Square 226

She was buried 17/04/1915 aged 41, her address was given as the Asylum Hatton, her other address was 108 Eagle Street Coventry.  She is buried with Frederick aged 66, buried 02/04/1936, address 108 Eagle Street.  There is also a Rose Isabella Nash buried with them aged 10 months, buried 19/2/1932 her address was given as City Hospital, her other address was 79 Cambridge Street.

[Smd719]

Oh wow.   Thank you!

Now... any way i could find out about her stay in the workhouse?

Thanks

[KGarrad]

See my first post - Coventry History Centre may have something?