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The Council’s Chairman’s letter books (D/H14/A1/2/4/1-2)

Letters from Whitehall (D/H14/A1/2/5/1)

Annual reports (D/H14/A2/1/1/1)

Meyer’s journal (D/H14/A2/1/3/1)

Superintendent’s letter book (D/H14/A2/1/4/1)

Staff defaulter’s books (D/H14/B1/3/1/1-3)

Case files do not survive for every patient in this first part of the story. The ones that do are:

D/H14/D2/2/1/40: Richard Elcombe

D/H14/D2/2/1/179: Peter Waldie

D/H14/D2/2/1/186: Timothy Grundy

D/H14/D2/2/1/232: Patrick Lyndon

D/H14/D2/2/1/260: Richard or Thomas Walker

D/H14/D2/2/1/294: Peter O’Donnell

D/H14/D2/2/1/388: Cuthbert Rodham Carr

D/H14/D2/2/1/600: George Turner

D/H14/D2/2/1/617: James Bennett

D/H14/D2/2/1/791: John Thompson (1871 admission only)

D/H14/D2/2/1/1058: Thomas Douglas (1881 admission only)

D/H14/D2/2/2/65: Mary McBride

D/H14/D2/2/2/148: Alice Kaye

Patient case notes can be found in D/H14/D2/1/1-4 and D/H14/D2/1/2/1.

It is a similar position for the second part of the story, that connected with Orange’s time in charge. Here, the relevant references are:

Council of Supervision minutes (D/H14/A1/2/1/1-2)

The Council’s Chairman’s letter books (D/H14/A1/2/4/1-3)

Letters from Whitehall (D/H14/A1/2/5/1)

Annual reports (D/H14/A2/1/1/1)

Meyer’s journal (D/H14/A2/1/3/1)

Superintendents’ letter book (D/H14/A2/1/4/1)

Staff defaulters’ books (D/H14/B1/3/1/1-3)

The case files that survive are:

D/H14/D2/2/1/67: Thomas Cathie Wheeler

D/H14/D2/1/1/268: William Watkinson

D/H14/D2/2/1/404: John Batts

D/H14/D2/2/1/614: William Bisgrove

D/H14/D2/2/1/638: Henry Leest

D/H14/D2/2/1/640: Patrick Burke

D/H14/D2/2/1/659: Isaac Finch

D/H14/D2/2/1/747: Thomas Hart

D/H14/D2/2/1/1363: William Heaps alias Walter Arthurs

And patient case notes can be found in the same references as for part one above.

About the author

Mark Stevens is a professional archivist, currently working at the Berkshire Record Office in Reading.

He has been looking after the Broadmoor Hospital archive since 2004, and regularly speaks and writes about the subject.

Visit Mark’s Smashwords page at http://www.smashwords.com/profile/view/markstevens.

Table of Contents

Preface

Broadmoor Hospital: By Way of Introduction

Edward Oxford: Shooting at Royalty

Richard Dadd: Artist of Repute

William Chester Minor: Man of Words and Letters

Christiana Edmunds: The Venus of Broadmoor

Broadmoor Babies

Escape from Broadmoor

Only Passing Through

Sources

About the Author

Broadmoor Hospital:

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