john goodwin
13-01-2005, 3:01 AM
I have just discovered my Great Great Grandmother, Mary Ann Goodwin nee Weale, died at the Pancras Workhouse, on 12/4/1893.
In 1881 she was recorded living with her husband Henry Goodwin, at 56 Vivian Road, Bethnall Green (Henry being a post office superannuant) and in the 1891 census I tracked them both living at 1 Anns Villas, Willoughby Road, Teddington, Middx. (If this is indeed them)
Mary Ann died of Paraplegia and I suppose it possible that Henry dumped her in the workhouse and went on his way. I cannot trace Henry's recorded death.
The family had lived at 8 Hanway Place, St. Pancras, when Henry was employed by the Post Office. (Royal Mail office at the end of Hanway Street)
Is there any way of finding when Mary Ann was admitted to the workhouse and in what medical condition was she in, when admiited.
Any comments will be greatfully received.
In 1881 she was recorded living with her husband Henry Goodwin, at 56 Vivian Road, Bethnall Green (Henry being a post office superannuant) and in the 1891 census I tracked them both living at 1 Anns Villas, Willoughby Road, Teddington, Middx. (If this is indeed them)
Mary Ann died of Paraplegia and I suppose it possible that Henry dumped her in the workhouse and went on his way. I cannot trace Henry's recorded death.
The family had lived at 8 Hanway Place, St. Pancras, when Henry was employed by the Post Office. (Royal Mail office at the end of Hanway Street)
Is there any way of finding when Mary Ann was admitted to the workhouse and in what medical condition was she in, when admiited.
Any comments will be greatfully received.