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Inmates.
Charlotte Whittaker. Admitted 11th Aug 1888.
Age 48. Married. No occupation. C of E. Previous abode, 60 Herne Hill.
Mania. Cause unknown. Condition fair. Duration of attacks unknown.
Report 1890, not improved.

Eva Marshman. Admitted 13th Aug 1888.
Age 28. Single. No occupation. C of E. Previous abode, 27 Sainsbury Rd, Gypsy Hill, Norwood.
Mania. Cause unknown. Condition fair. Duration of attack 3 weeks.
Recovered and discharged 31 Dec 1888.

Rosina Foster. Admitted 13th Aug 1888.
Age 34. Married. Wife of Labourer. C of E. Previous abode, Farncombe, Godalming.
Mania. Cause, family trouble. Condition fair. Duration of attack 2 years.
Not improved. Report 13th Jan 1903.

William Thomas Haigh. Admitted 14th Aug 1888.
Age 29. Single. Gardener. C of E. Previous abode, Farncombe, Godalming.
Mania. Cause, working in the sun under glass. Condition fair. Duration of attack 3 years.
Died. 16th July 1889.

Annie Parker. Admitted 17th Aug 1888.
Age 26. Single. Charwoman. C of E. Previous abode, 74 Hamilton Rd, West Norwood.
Dementia. Cause unknown. Condition moderate. Duration of attack 3 months.
Recovered and discharged 7th August 1889.

Emlin Burdett. Admitted 18th Aug 1888.
Age 27. Single. Housemaid. C of E. Previous abode, High View Lodge, Oatlands Park, Walton on Thames.
Dementia. Cause unknown. Condition fair. Duration of attack 9 days.
Recovered and discharged 31 Dec 1888.

Ellen Denman. Admitted 18th Aug 1888.
Age 50. Married. No occupation. C of E. Previous abode 14 Eastlake Rd, Loughborough.
Melancholia. Cause, loss of children. Condition moderate. Duration of attack 6 months.
Died. 1st Aug 1892.

Frederick Purdue. Admitted 21 Aug 1888.
Age 17. Single. Hawker. C of E. Previous abode Kingston Workhouse.
Mania. Cause, sickness. Condition fair. Duration of attack 2 months.
Recovered and discharged 4th Feb 1889.

Louisa Baker. Admitted 22nd Aug 1888.
Age 56. Married. Labourers wife. C of E. Previous abode, Upper Hale, Farnham.
Melancholia. Cause unknown. Condition good, Cardiac Dysp. Duratation of attack, several days.
Recovered and discharged 6th April 1889.

[attachment=0]welling1.png[/attachment]Hope your well, we are here it's damn hot and humid, gonna kill someone soon.

We have just been to Tasmania for a weeks break very nice, got to see whales a few metres away from the little boat we were in getting tossed around on 5 metre swells I was scared, was where the Southern Ocean meets the Tasman sea, the Sydney to Hobart yacht race begins there.
All the Chinese and indians were puking couple of the aussies too, only a few of us left standing proudly Hagai I and were feeling ok.
Anyway we went to port Arthur where the Brits would send the convicts the worst offenders apparently, about the period 1830 I think only 2000 prisoners went there and of course I managed to find just two names , I have a feeling Wellings is a name from your family carol.Feel free to adopt poor Charles, apparently he had red hair and blue eyes for some more info. I also found someone with the surname Ray, our mothers family, can't make up our mind whether he looks like Paul or Michael hehe