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Title: union work house Billericay
Post by: doghouse on Monday 06 July 09 07:40 BST (UK)
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can any one help me please
i received a death certificate on Saturday for a George Warman 1901 age 66.
 place of death Union Workhouse,Billericay Road Billericay.
would be interesting to now if any one can do a look up for me if there are any workhouse records, would be interesting to now when he went in and why.
his death is down as Apoplexy what ever that is.
thanks doghouse
Title: Re: union work house Billericay
Post by: gortonboy on Monday 06 July 09 07:51 BST (UK)
http://www.workhouses.org.uk/index.html?Billericay/Billericay.shtml

records can be found at
Essex Record Office
Wharf Road,
Chelmsford
CM12 6YT.
Telephone (01245) 244644
ero.enquiry@essexcc.gov.uk


ap·o·plex·y (p-plks)
n.
1. Sudden impairment of neurological function, especially that resulting from a cerebral hemorrhage; a stroke
Title: Re: union work house Billericay
Post by: charlotteCH on Monday 06 July 09 07:57 BST (UK)
Hi doghouse and welcome to rootschat.  ;D

Don't know where the records are for that workhouse, but apoplexy is unconsciousness or incapacity resulting f4rom a cerebral haemorage or stroke.

Looks as if he had a stroke, poor chap.

charlotte
Title: Re: union work house Billericay
Post by: doghouse on Monday 06 July 09 17:15 BST (UK)
:)
thank you to gortonboy and Charlotte for your help, there is always some one to help.

i can now go on the web site gortonboy gave me see what i can find.

thanks again
doghouse
Title: Re: union work house Billericay
Post by: charlotteCH on Tuesday 07 July 09 01:07 BST (UK)
Let us know if you manage to find anything relevant...

Good hunting :D

charlotte
Title: Re: union work house Billericay
Post by: Harris in Essex on Sunday 08 October 17 16:05 BST (UK)
Although Essex Record Office hold information regarding the minutes of the Guardians they do not have anything relating to individuals such as entry and discharge. I have at least two close relatives whom died there within living memory, one of whom my mother was visiting with her mother. She was taken poorly during the visit and they were told she had died while they waited in 1947, however, the death certificate gives place of death as 'The Retreat'.  I have tried  without success to find an explanation but the ERO tell me they have been asked  this questions on several occasions.