Henry and Jane Caswell.

Notes on the inhabitants of Doddenham, kept by the
Clergyman of the day, during the latter part of the 19th Century.

Caswell

[m. 15/4/1877.]

Henry
d. November, 1881 = 66 years old.

d. 21/3/89 aged 77.

Darby's Common

Jane Turley
[Halliday]

d. April, 1885 aged 66.

He was a Carpenter.
She was daughter of *John Halliday: Blacksmith.
She was formely in Service in Brighton.
Afterwards she was for a while, an inmate at Hanwell.
They fortunately have no children.

[Possibly; *John Halliday, married, Ann Turley, 25th August, 1817, Parish of St. Andrew,
Worcester.]

[Hanwell Asylum was the first of the new wave of County asylums to open its doors in 1832.
From the start, it took a progressive approach to patient care. London Illustrated News, 20 May
1843. In 1937 its name was changed to St Bernard's Hospital.]

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Caswell [m. 15/4/1877.]	Henry d. November, 1881 = 66 years old.	d. 21/3/89 aged 77.	Darby's Common
	Jane Turley [Halliday]	d. April, 1885 aged 66.
He was a Carpenter. She was daughter of *John Halliday: Blacksmith. She was formely in Service in Brighton. Afterwards she was for a while, an inmate at Hanwell. They fortunately have no children.
[Possibly; *John Halliday, married, Ann Turley, 25th August, 1817, Parish of St. Andrew, Worcester.] [Hanwell Asylum was the first of the new wave of County asylums to open its doors in 1832. From the start, it took a progressive approach to patient care. London Illustrated News, 20 May 1843. In 1937 its name was changed to St Bernard's Hospital.]