Hull East Riding Asylum

[holl83]

Hi all,
Does anyone know any information about the Hull asylum, East Riding. My ancestor was there in 1911 and died there I wondered where they might be buried and if there would be a record of this.

[PaulineJ]

Do you mean the one at Walkington?

https://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=90937.0

Burials might be on FindMyPast.

https://search.findmypast.co.uk/search-world-records/yorkshire-burials

[Bee]

I believe the Hull Asylum was De La Pole at Willerby, not sure what records exist.  Yje Hull History Centre may be worth a try.

[a-l]

Asylums had their own cemeteries so he could be buried there if his family didn't claim his body.

[holl83]

I believe the Hull Asylum was De La Pole at Willerby, not sure what records exist.  Yje Hull History Centre may be worth a try.

I think it may be that hospital. I know they changed names alot of the time .
Unfortunately hull history centre is closed due to covid.

[jonw65]

If it's Ferdinand Noel Buch you are wanting, he was buried at the Western Cemetery in Hull.
Died 15 Feb 1911, Willerby Asylum
Buried 17 Feb
Age 55, a Clerk
Cause of death Paralysis

Image on FamilySearch
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-996P-XZZX?cat=702378

Gives compartment/grave numbers with a note and a name (Olga Buch)

[holl83]

If it's Ferdinand Noel Buch you are wanting, he was buried at the Western Cemetery in Hull.
Died 15 Feb 1911, Willerby Asylum
Buried 17 Feb
Age 55, a Clerk
Cause of death Paralysis

Image on FamilySearch
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-996P-XZZX?cat=702378

Gives compartment/grave numbers with a note and a name (Olga Buch)

That's great thank you
I wonder if the grave is still there

[jonw65]

Hopefully it is!
Sadly there are no graves registers on FamilySearch for that cemetery, or anything else useful.
John

[holl83]

Thank you so much for the information tho. Its knocked out a little brick in my ten years brick wall