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The following transcripts are the culmination of a year’s work that I’ve undertaken at the Canterbury Archives – to do with residents who lived and died at The Eastbridge Hospital. I have acted with due attentiveness with my findings and have uncovered a number of interesting facts. Names were sourced from various notes from the Eastbridge Hospital Admissions’ Book. I was then able to use this information to help me in follow up investigations. My next port of call was the Find My Past website, where I’ve concentrated my efforts for the last six months. And so, there I was able to gain access to the numerous Census Records from the Canterbury area. The years cover the 1841 Census to the 1901 Census. The people I researched were transcribed from the Census Records – which I have noted diligently. All of the afore mentioned people had been patients at Eastbridge Hospital at one time or another, and some had died within its walls.
Eastbridge Hospital is an amazing place and its walls could probably tell some interesting stories and facts about our early history, concluding right up to the 1900s.
May I add that the process of research and examination of ‘old records’ has been a worthwhile experience and intrigued me, and thus, I look forward, in one way or another to do some added research on other individuals in another area of the UK in the future – if it is warranted.
Eastbridge Hospital from The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction, Vol. 10, No. 268
Canterbury Census Records
John Whitnall
Born 1800, died 1877, Canterbury, Kent.
1841 Census records he was resident at St Mary, Northgate. Wife was Maria, son Crambrock.
1851 Census, Resident at Kent And Canterbury Hospital, St Paul, Canterbury.
1861Census reports his occupation was a Tailor, and was resident at St. Alphege, Canterbury. He had a son called Charles and a daughter called Anna.
The 1871 Census reports that he is a resident at Eastbridge Hospital. His marital status was that of Widower. Presumably, he died at Eastbridge Hospital in 1877 under the care of its staff.
Ann Thurston
Born 1804 in Whitstable, died November 1878 at St. Gregory, Canterbury. Interestingly she resided at the Archbishop’s Palace at the time of her death.
1851 Census, Husband James, his occupation was that of Tailor. Children, Elizabeth, Caroline, Edward, George and Henry. All were resident at the Archbishop’s Palace, Blean.
Vincent Andrews
Born 1801 in Margate. Died January 1879. Place of Burial, Canterbury, St. Gregory.
1851 Census, Resident, St. Alphege, Canterbury. Occupation Weaver (Flay). Wife Mary. Children, Mary, Frederick, Elizabeth, Henry.
1861 Census, Resident, St. Mary Bredman, Canterbury. Occupation Linen Weaver.
Thomas Wilkinson
Born 1792 in Birchington. Died January 1879. Place of Burial, Canterbury, St. Gregory.
1841 Census, Resident, St Mildred, Canterbury. Occupation Cattle-Dealer. Wife Harriet. Children, Robert, John, Henry, Ann, Mary, Sarah, Jane, James.
1851 Census. Resident, St. Gregory, Blean, Kent. Occupation Butcher-Journeyman.
1871 Census. Resident, St. Gregory, Blean, Kent. Occupation, Butcher.
Mary (Prinston) Finn
Born 1801. Died April 1879. Place of Burial, Canterbury, St Gregory.
1841 Census, Resident, St Paul, Canterbury. Children, Mary, John, William.
Samuel Holloway
Born 1804. Baptised Chislet, St Mary The Virgin, September 1804. Parents John and Sarah. Died 1879. Place of Burial, St. Dunstan, Canterbury.
Jemima Rye
Born 1811. Died 1879, at Eastbridge Hospital. Place of Burial, Canterbury, St. Gregory.
Census 1871, Resident, Holy Cross, Westgate Within, Canterbury. Husband, William.
Thomas Saunders
Born 1802 in Boughton Kent. Died June 1880. Place of Burial, Canterbury, St Gregory. Place of actual death, Eastbridge Hospital.
1851 Census. Resident, St Mildred, Canterbury. Occupation, Coal Merchant. Wife Ann. Children, Martha, Frances.
1861 Census. Occupation, Warehouseman. Resident, St. Dunstans, Blean, Canterbury.
1871 Census. Resident, St Mary, Northgate, Canterbury. Occupation, Railway Porter.
Jane Sutton
Born 1804. Died 1883. Place of Burial, Canterbury, St Gregory.
1881 Census. Resident at Eastbridge Hospital, Canterbury. Occupation, Almswoman. (Almswoman means to be given alms. Or another meaning – to be a female beggar).
Closest relative, Niece, Sarah Enstone.
I noticed that ‘Almswoman’ cropped up a few times in my research. I never knew that a definition of it was to be a beggar. I presume Jane Sutton was suitably admitted to Eastbridge Hospital due to her dire straits she found herself in at the time; mainly petitioning on the streets. The era must have been very hard in the 1880’s and I presume it was very fortunate to gain admission into Eastbridge Hospital. The only alternative to being admitted to the Hospital would have been to enter a Victorian Work House or worse, to be left to die in the streets amongst the biting cold, and the various destitutes and vagabonds, who wandered the streets aimlessly and lost.
In the 1880’s…the only alternative to being admitted to the Hospital would have been to enter a Victorian Work House or worse, to be left to die in the streets.
The Work House in Canterbury was situated at Nunnery Fields, in the Old Dover Road. It was a large red-brick building, designed in a later gothic style. The employed inmates duties there were to make bread, partake in wood splitting and heavy gardening.
Mildred Lewin
Born 1797. Died July 1883. Place of Burial, Canterbury, St. Gregory.
1851 Census. Husband John. Resident, St Mary Northgate, Canterbury. Visitor in household, Jane Collier.
1871 Census. Resident St Mary, Northgate, Canterbury. Marital Status, Widow. Occupation, Annuitant. (Annuitant means a person who is entitled to receive benefits from an annuity).
1881 Census, Resident St Mary, Northgate, Canterbury. Marital Status, Widow. Occupation, Annuitant.
Edward Mond
Born 1806 in Canterbury. Died 1884. Place of Burial, Canterbury.
1825 Married, Harriet Crouch, St Mildred, Canterbury.
1841 Census. Resident, St. Mary Magdalen, Occupation Tailor. Children, Walter, Morris. Wife Harriet.
1871 Census. Resident Eastbridge Hospital. Status Married. Occupation Annuitant.
(Annuitant means a person who is entitled to receive benefits from an annuity or pension).
Issac Surrey
Born 1807 in Little Waltham, Essex. Died 1884. Place of Burial, Canterbury.
Married Maria Chapman, May 1831, St. Alphege, Canterbury.
1861 Census. Resident, St. Mildred, Canterbury. Occupation, Porter.
1871 Census. Resident, St. Mary, Northgate. Occupation, Greengrocer.
1881 Census. Resident Eastbridge Hospital. Status Married. Occupation Almsman. (Almsman means a person supported by an institution with a pension. However, I have later found out that it could be classed as being a beggar.) Issac’s wife was Maria. Daughter Louisa, occupation Dressmaker.
Ann Maria Crippen
Born 1810. Died 1887. Place of Burial, Canterbury, St Gregory.
1871 Census. Resident St Gregory, Northgate, Blean. Husband James Crippen.
Henry Benefield
Born 1810 in Greenwich, Kent. Died 1887. Place of Burial, Canterbury.
1861 Census. Resident St. Mildred, Canterbury. Occupation, Gardner to a gentleman.
Wife Susannah. Occupation Dairywoman to a gentleman.
1871 Census. Resident St. Peter Friars, Canterbury. Status Widower. Occupation Gardner to a gentleman.
Reverend William Temple
Born 1797 in Sandwich. Died 1887. Place of Burial, Canterbury.
1851 Census. Resident, St Alphege, Canterbury. Occupation Rector and Vicar of St. Mary, Northgate. Wife Christiana. Son Robert, occupation scholar. Son Augustus, occupation Scholar at King’s School. Mary Ann Foster, occupation House Servant to the Temple household.
1861 Census. Resident, Eastbridge Hospital. Occupation Rector of St. Alphege, Canterbury. Status Widower. Sarah Castle is his General servant.
1871 Census. Resident Eastbridge Hospital. Occupation Rector and Clergyman, Church of England, St. Alphege, Canterbury.
1881 Census. Resident Eastbridge Hospital. Occupation Rector. Daughter Marianne. Domestic Servant, Ms Emma Pierce, who was a resident of the Temple household.
Reverend Temple had a Court of probate in 1888. Leaving a sum of money to close relatives.
I have found the information about Reverend Temple rather fascinating. He seems to have had a significant involvement with Eastbridge Hospital in one form of another for a number of years. The work he undertook there, for the Church of England, must have been rewarding. Plus being a Rector he may well have conducted blessings and burial ceremonies for the Inmates and In-brothers and Out-sisters at Eastbridge Hospital.
Reverend Temple had a long life and lived to the ripe old age of 90, which was an achievement in them tough times of Victorian England. Consequently, he was a truly renowned figure in the local community.
I have found out with further research that Reverend William Temple was also a Master of Eastbridge Hospital for a number of years, and also was M.A. Rector of St Alphege, Church, Canterbury. Sadly I can find no pictures of him that I could have used.
Denwood Jordan
Born 1808 in Blean, Canterbury. Died 1888, Canterbury.
1851 Census. Resident St. Paul, Canterbury. Occupation Agricultural Labourer. Wife Mary. Children, Charlotte, Harriet, Mercy, Grace.
1861 Census. Resident St. Paul, Canterbury. Status Married. Occupation Agricultural Labourer.
1871 Census. Resident St. Paul, Canterbury. Status Married. Occupation Labourer.
1881 Census. Resident Eastbridge Hospital. Status Married. Occupation Almsman.
John Denwood is another interesting character who resided at Eastbridge Hospital.
I have tried to find out if his children were at Eastbridge Hospital with him – but unfortunately, I could find no further records.
Elizabeth Dennis
Born 1812. Died 1888, Canterbury.
(I was unable to find anymore relevant information regarding this lady. Except she was an Inmate at Eastbridge Hospital in the last few years of her life.)
Harriet Grant
Born 1809 in Stodmarsh. Died May 1889. Burial Place, Canterbury, St. Dunstans.
1851 Census. Resident St. Dunstans, Canterbury. Status Married. Husband William. Children Grace, Alice, Faith, Laura.
1861 Census. Resident, St Dunstans, Canterbury. Status Married.
Susannah Williams
Born 1812. Died February 1890. Burial Place, Canterbury, St. Gregory.
1861 Census. Resident, St Alphege, Canterbury. Status Married. Occupation Laundress. Husband Erasmus. Children Edward G. Williams
1871 Census. Resident St. Alphege, Canterbury. Status Married. Occupation Grocer’s Assistant.
1881 Census. Resident, St. Mary Bredin, Canterbury. Status Widow Occupation Annuitant.
The following few individuals below, died before, and during the main Census of 1841, so for that reason, there is not too much information that I could take leads on. However, a number of them were resident at Eastbridge Hospital.
Richard Watson
Born 1774. Died May 1841. Burial Place, Canterbury, St. Alphege.
Peter Delo
Born 1756. Died January 1842. Place of Burial, Canterbury.
1841 Census. Resident Eastbridge Hospital. Status Patient.
Anne Hooker
Born 1776. Died March 1842, Canterbury.
1841 Census. Resident Eastbridge Hospital. Status Patient.
Elizabeth Jenkins
Born 1771. Died October 1842, Canterbury.
1841 Census. Resident Eastbridge Hospital. Status Patient.
Thomas Clark
Born 1774. Died October 1843. Place of Burial, Canterbury St. Mildred.
1841 Census. Resident St. Mary, Northgate, Canterbury. Status Married, wife Mary.
John Davison
Born 1767. Died October 1844 in Eastbridge Hospital. Place of Burial, Canterbury, All Saints. Married his wife, Ann, in 1797.
1841 Census. Resident Eastbridge Hospital. Status Patient, accompanied by his wife Ann.
James John Crouch
Born 1782. Died April 1845. Place of Burial, Canterbury St. Mildred.
1841 Census. Resident St. Peter’s Place, Canterbury. Status Married. Wife Susannah.
Phebe Borce
Born 1756. Died August 1845. Place of Burial, Canterbury, St. Alphege.
1841 Census. Resident King Street, St Alphege, Canterbury. Son Charles Borce.
St. Alphege
Seeing that the place St. Alphege crops up a few times here – here is a brief history behind the actual named person who this part of Canterbury is named after.
St. Alphege was an 11th century Archbishop of Canterbury whom the attacking Vikings seized and held to ransom in 1011. He insisted no money be paid to them so the Vikings took him to London, where they ultimately murdered him during a drunken frenzy by throwing and raining down cow bones upon him. He was originally interred in St. Paul’s Cathedral, but then was transported to Canterbury Cathedral in 1023. He’s now buried near the high altar in the North of the Cathedral.
St. Alphege, an 11th century Archbishop of Canterbury, was murdered by Vikings during a drunken frenzy, by raining down cow bones upon him.
Sarah Gorely
Born 1768. Died December 1845. Place of Burial, Canterbury, Holy Cross.
1841 Census. Resident, St. Peter, Canterbury. Status Widow.
John Parker
Born 1771. Died January 1847. Place of Burial, Canterbury, St Mary, Northgate.
1841 Census. Resident, St. John Hospital, Canterbury. Daughter, Elizabeth Parker.
Catherine Hayman
Born 1768. Died February 1847. Place of Burial, Canterbury, All Saints.
Death Duty Registers, 1841. Pcc And County Courts, Wills and Probate at Eastbridge Hospital. Executor of Will, John Becks of Dover.
1841 Census. Resident Eastbridge Hospital. Status Patient.
Catherine seems to be in benefit of a sum of money, as there was a Will and Probate orchestrated in respect of Eastbridge Hospital. This may indicate she left some deeds or monies to the Hospital. In my research, Catherine is the only patient that I could find who had a Will and Probate record with some connection to Eastbridge.
Mary Smith
Born 1767. Died October 1849 at Eastbridge Hospital. Place of Burial, Canterbury, All Saints.
Reverend John Bowes Bunce
Born 1775. Died June 1850. Place of Burial, Canterbury, St. Dunstan.
Sarah Chapman
Born 1767 in Great Baddow, Essex. Died February 1853. Place of Burial, Canterbury, All Saints.
1841 Census. Resident Eastbridge Hospital. Status Patient.
1851 Census. Resident Eastbridge Hospital. Occupation In-Sister. Status Widow.
Richard Plank
Born 1772. Died May 1853. Place of Burial, Canterbury, All Saints.
Married in 1793 to Mary Carey.
1851 Census. Resident Eastbridge Hospital. Status Widower. Occupation In-Brother.
Samuel Back
Born 1772. Died March 1854. Place of Burial, Canterbury, All Saints. Actual place of death, Eastbridge Hospital.
Baptised, August 1772 . Father Henry, Mother Mary.
John Crouch
Born 1769 in Faversham. Died March 1855. Place of Burial, Canterbury, St. Mildred.
1851 Census. Resident Eastbridge Hospital. Status Widower. Occupation formerly Carpenter.
John Terry
Born 1782. Died November 1855. Place of Burial, Canterbury, St. Alphege.
Married in 1816 to Hannah, in Canterbury St. Alphege.
1841 Census. Status Married. Occupation Grocer.
1851 Census. Resident St. Alphege. Status Married. Occupation Greengrocer. Wife Hannah.
Mary Gillman
Born 1776. Died October 1856. Place of Burial, Canterbury, St. Gregory.
1841 Census. Status Married. Resident St. Paul, Canterbury. Husband Issac.
1851 Census. Resident St Paul, Canterbury. Status Widow. Occupation Parish Relief.
Charles Spice
Born 1780. Died 1857. Place of Burial, Canterbury, St. Gregory.
1841 Census. Resident St. Mary Bredin, Canterbury. Occupation Lawyer. Wife Cecila.
1851 Census. Resident St. Alphege Canterbury. Status Married. Occupation Lawyer. Wife’s profession, Laundress.
Charles Spice seemed like an absorbing individual. With his trade being lawyer, I can only assume he may well have been well paid. Nevertheless, it does make me wonder about the end of his life, and how he ended up in Eastbridge Hospital’s admissions. I can only assume he must have been in poor health towards the end of his life, so thus, found himself in the care of the hospital.
William Wickenden
Born 1778. Died July 1858. Place of Burial, Canterbury, St. Gregory. Place of actual death is at Eastbridge Hospital.
1851 Census. Resident St. Mary, Northgate. Status Widower. Occupation Whitesmith. (Whitesmith was another name for a Tinsmith).
Benjamin Jaques
Born 1785. Died May 1860. Place of Burial, Canterbury, St. Dunstans.
1841 Census. Resident St. Mildred, Canterbury. Status Married. Wife Elizabeth. Occupation Coachman.
1851 Census. Resident St. Dunstans, Blean. Status Widower. Occupation, formerly Coachman.
Francis Ruth Chandler
Born 1806. Died January 1863.Place of Burial, Canterbury, St. Gregory.
Baptised, June 1806. Father, Edward, Mother Fanny.
1851 Census. Classed as Visitor-unmarried. Resident St. Mary Magdalen, Canterbury.
1861 Census. Resident Canterbury. Occupation Seamstress. Status Unmarried.
Elizabeth Wheatley
Born 1780 in Elmsted, Kent. Died 1863. Place of Burial, Canterbury, St. Gregory.
1851 Census. Occupation, Charwoman-relief.
1861 Census. Occupation Almswoman. (Almswoman is a person in receipt of a pension). Resident at Eastbridge Hospital. Closest relative, Emma Borea, Granddaughter.
John Crippen
Born 1780 in Sheldwich, Middlesex. Died February 1864. Place of Burial, Canterbury, St. Gregory.
1841 Census. Resident St. Peter, Canterbury. Status Married. Wife Ann. Daughter Francis.
1861 Census. Resident Eastbridge Hospital. Status Widower. Occupation Almsman- pattern-maker.
Mary Elizabeth Thomas
Born 1791. Died May 1865. Place of Burial, Canterbury St. Gregory.
1841 Census. Resident St. Margaret’s, Canterbury. Status Married. Husband William. Sons, John and Henry.
1861 Census. Resident Eastbridge Hospital. Status Widow. Occupation Almswoman- charwoman.
Mary Anne Tilbe
Born 1780. Died 1864. Place of Burial, Canterbury, St. Gregory.
Baptised, March 1789, Canterbury Holy Cross. Father Thomas, Mother Mary.
1861 Census. Status Unmarried. Occupation Almswoman-grocer. Resident Eastbridge Hospital with family relative, Eliza Tilbe. Her status unmarried.
Henry Andrews
Born 1798 in Canterbury. Died 1865. Place of Burial, Canterbury, St. Gregory.
Married Mary Williams, March 1826.
1851 Census. Resident Canterbury. Occupation Journeyman-shoemaker. Status Married. Wife Mary. Daughter Jane Andrews, her status Unmarried and her occupation is Servant.
Son George. Other relatives of Henry Andrews, Fanny Andrews, Granddaughter.
1861 Census. Resident Eastbridge Hospital. Status Married. Occupation Almsman-shoemaker.
George Crowhurst
Born 1787 in Maidstone, Kent. Died 1866. Place of Burial, Canterbury.
1841 Census. Resident Westgate without, Holy Cross, Canterbury. Status Married. Wife Ann. Son George Crowhurst Jnr.
1851 Census. Resident Westgate without, Canterbury. Occupation Fellmonger. (A Fellmonger was a dealer in hides or skins, particularly sheepskins). Wife Ann. Occupation Dressmaker. Sons William and George Jnr. Their occupation was Fellmongers.
1861 Census. Resident Eastbridge Hospital. Occupation Almsman-fishmonger. Status Married. Wife Ann.
It is evident that George and Ann Crowhurst lived at Eastbridge Hospital right up until George Crowhurst’s death in 1866. In regard to Ann, unfortunately, I was unable to find any further information about her.
Thomas Lines
Born 1792 in Chelham, Kent. Died 1868. Place of Burial, Canterbury, St. Gregory.
Married Sarah Doyle, St Mary Northgate, Canterbury, 1815.
1841 Census. Resident, St. Alphege, Canterbury. Occupation Bricklayer. Status Married. Wife Sarah.
1851 Census. Resident St. Alphege, Canterbury.
Elizabeth Grace
Born 1781. Died April 1871. Place of Burial, Canterbury, St. Gregory.
Daughter Baptised 1816.Father of daughter, John.
1841 Census. Resident St. Alphege, Canterbury.
1851 Census. Resident St. Alphege, Canterbury. Occupation Stay-Maker (Stay-maker is an obsolete name for a corsetmaker). Status Widow. Other relatives residing with Elizabeth Grace. Sarah Paren, sister. Occupation Charwoman. (Charwoman is a woman employed as a cleaner in a house or office.) Status Widow. Daughter, Mary Elizabeth. Occupation Stay-maker.
1861 Census. Resident St. Alphege, Canterbury.
1871 Census. Resident St Alphege. Still living with daughter, Mary Elizabeth.
That’s the last known entry for Elizabeth Grace..
Alice Ladson
Born 1795 in London, Middlesex. Died 1873. Place of Burial, Canterbury.
1861 Census. Resident Status, a Lodger at The Friars, St. Alphege, Canterbury. Occupation Dressmaker. Martial Status, Unmarried.
1871 Census. Resident at Eastbridge Hospital, Canterbury.
Henry Boxall
Born 1795. Died 1873. Place of Burial, Canterbury, St. Gregory.
Baptised May 1795, St. Paul, Canterbury. Father Richard, Mother Elizabeth.
Married in 1819 to Sophia, her maiden name was older. Henry and Sophia were married at Canterbury Cathedral.
1841 Census. Resident St. Alphege, Canterbury. Marital status Married. Wife Sophia. Born in Dover, Kent. Her Occupation, Painter.
(This an interesting aspect to this entry. Maybe Sophia was an artistic painter in some form or another – and her work may have some connection to her surroundings; be they in Canterbury or another town.)
1851 Census. Henry Boxall, Resident in Canterbury. (Another interesting fact, Sophia, Henry’s wife, died in 1859 and was buried in Canterbury, with a record at the Archdeaconry Burials).
Charles Creed
Born 1789. Died 1875. Place of Burial ‘Unknown’.
Baptised, June 1792, Canterbury, St. Alphege. Father Thomas, Mother Cecilia.
1841 Census. Resident St. Alphege, Canterbury. Occupation, Baker. Martial Status, Married. Wife Mary Ann. Children, Edmund, George, Emma, Elizabeth.
1851 Census. Resident, St. Peter’s Place, Canterbury. Other relative residing at address, Elizabeth, who is Unmarried.
1861 Census. Resident St. Peter’s Place, Canterbury. Occupation Baker. Daughter, Elizabeth, she is a Schoolmistress.
1871 Census. Resident, Eastbridge Hospital, Canterbury. Marital Status, Widower.
Isaac Page
Born 1793 in Littlebourne, Canterbury. Died 1875. Place of Burial, Canterbury St. Gregory.
Baptised, St. Vincent, Littlebourne, Canterbury. Mother Sarah. Father Thomas.
1841 Census. Resident St. Mildred, Wincheap, Canterbury. Occupation Plumber. Children Thomas and Elizabeth.
1861 Census. Resident, St. Margaret, Canterbury.
(In other notes that I’ve seen, Issac Page may have been married to a Phoebe Menter. In Canterbury, St. Alphege. The date of marriage, October 1812).
1871 Census. Resident, St. Alphege, Canterbury. Classed as a Lodger at the address.
England Poll books and Directories 1835. Isaac Page is identified as Poll of The Burgesses for Canterbury.
Mary Ann Eaton
Born 1792. Died 1876. Place of Burial, Canterbury, St. Gregory. Her funeral was attended by W. Ovenden.
That is all the information I could find. There is no Marriage Certificate, or any other Census records available.
James Blogg
Born 1799. Died July 1876. Place of Burial, Canterbury, St Gregory. His abode at the time of death was Eastbridge Hospital.
Baptised, March 1799, at Canterbury, St. Margaret. Father Charles, Mother Mary.
Married Elizabeth Murch, All Saints, Canterbury. December 1823.
1841 Census. Resident at Black Griffen Lane, St. Peter, Canterbury. Occupation Shoemaker. Children, Charles, Elizabeth, Mary, Richard, James.
1851 Census. Resident St. Peter, Canterbury. Occupation Cordwainer.
1861 Census. Resident St. Peter, Canterbury. Occupation Cordwainer.
1871 Census. Resident at Eastbridge Hospital. (As an interesting side-note, he was still married at the time. I wonder if his wife, Elizabeth resided with him at Eastbridge Hospital as well).
Martha Terry
Born 1797 in Faversham, Kent. Died 1876. Place of Burial, Canterbury, St. Gregory.
1851 Census. Resident St. Mildreds, Canterbury.
1861 Census. Resident Canterbury. Martial Status Widow. Occupation Laundress. (Martha’s husband died in 1859, at Canterbury).
1871 Census. Resident Eastbridge Hospital.
Thus I presume, Martha was in Eastbridge Hospital’s care right up until the day of her death.
And so, with Martha Terry – that concludes my research into Eastbridge Hospital’s history – and various fact-finding notes.
Date of completion of my work: 21/03/2017 for History of Place