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WATSON, Louisa Susanna
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Asylum Ewell Epileptic Colony Horton Asylum Long Grove Asylum Manor Asylum

WATSON, Louisa Susanna

Shaun JonesJune 23, 2026June 23, 2026
b.1846-1920 In the early hours of the morning on 6th October 1900, Louisa Susanna Watson was found wandering in Great Quebec Street, Marylebone, by PC Edwin Lapworth who took her...
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9 Aug

After 17 years in Manor Asylum, Epsom, Mary Ann Hall was transferred to Ewell Epileptic Colony when the asylum was requisitioned as a war hospital in 1916.
http://www.hortoncemetery.org/hall-mary-ann/
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7 Aug

James Beston spent most of his life in workhouses, an orphanage and then Horton Asylum.

He died of TB in 1903, aged just 23 years.

Poverty - from which there was no escape - shaped his life.

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6 Aug

Horton Cemetery - the 500th Life Story Published

A Discarded Headstone
Someone Cared Enough to Remember

Marjorie Ethel Young (1921-1948) buried in the cemetery.
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