List of Individuals Present at the Laying of the Foundation Stone of Southern Counties Asylum

Date:
28 July 1848
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DGH1/1/2/5
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Records of Crichton Royal Hospital
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Names of the thirteen patients and nine staff members and workmen present at 'Laying Foundation Stone of New Pauper Asylum'. The stone was laid and documents deposited by Trustee, Colonel Grierson. The prayer was said by a patient, Rev. James Power.

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28 July 1848

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An impression of the seal of Mrs Elizabeth Crichton, taken from the wrapping round articles contained in the foundation stone of Southern Counties Asylum, exposed during demolition on 13th March 1925, found in C. R. I. Scrapbook, DGH1/6/17/1, page 3

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Donated to Health Board Archivist in 1992 by B. Strange, Glasgow.

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