St. Pancras Workhouse, 1850s

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Member Since: March 2006 Posts: 93,132 Send Message	LondonBelle	Report	10 Mar 2016 08:58
	If you want to give the name, date of birth and when they died we can see if there are any records. Some records were quite detailed... can't promise anything but might be worth a look :-)
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Member Since: January 2003 Posts: 49,504 Send Message	Shirley~I,m getting the hang of it	Report	10 Mar 2016 08:41
	If they had no living relative then workhouses had their own burial grounds If they had a relative then they would make the arrangements for the burial and this could be in public grave in the cemetery of choice . If they died in the workhorse hospital it didn't mean they were in the workhouse . The hospital was used by folks who couldn't afford to pay for treatment . Sometimes it was for a birth that needed hospital care as well as folks who were sick or needed an operation
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Member Since: July 2012 Posts: 72 Send Message	sandra	Report	10 Mar 2016 08:35
Member Since: July 2012 Posts: 72 Send Message	Can anyone suggest where an inmate of the above workhouse would have been buried?