The Hamadryad Hospital

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Above is a copy of the original 1911 Hamadryad Hospital Staff Census.

Thanks to Tim Goosey for this post.

Please contact us with your memories of the Hamadryad Hospital

Here is a typed version of the census for easier reading.

1911 census transcription details for: Ferry Road Cardiff

National Archive Reference: RG14PN32130 RG78PN1846 RD588 SD3 ED31 SN280

Reg. District:

Cardiff

Sub District:

Central Cardiff

Parish:

Cardiff

Enum. District:

31

Address:

Ferry Road Cardiff

County:

Glamorganshire

Name

Relation

Condition/
Yrs married

Sex

Age

Birth
Year

Occupation,

Where Born


WHELAN, Joseph Henry

Head

Married

M

53

1858

Medical Officer R N Rtd

Galway Loughran Resident

WHELAN, Marian A M

Wife

Married
21 years

F

42

1869

Cornwall Stoke Climsland

DAVID, Anna Jane

Matron

Single

F

34

1877

Sick Nursing Etc

Carmarthen Pentre Court

WILKIN, Elizabeth J

Ward Sister

Single

F

28

1883

Sick Nursing

Dorset Gillingham

DROWAN, Gertrude A

Nurse

Single

F

28

1883

Sick Nursing

Monmouth Abercarn

WALKE, Mary

Nurse

Single

F

29

1882

Sick Nursing

Kilkenny Kilkenny Resident

MOSES, Glwadys M

Nurse

Single

F

22

1889

Sick Nursing

Glamorgan Pat

PILL, Mary M

Nurse

Single

F

20

1891

Sick Nursing

Glamorgan Cardiff

GREAVES, Maud L

Nurse

Single

F

21

1890

Sick Nursing

Durham Marly Hill

HOLDEN, Ethel

Cook General

Single

F

20

1891

Domestic Service

London London

SANBRACK, Gwen

Kitchen Maid

Single

F

21

1890

Domestic Service

Glamorgan Cardiff

DICKENS, Gwen

Cook

Single

F

22

1889

Domestic Service

Glamorgan Penarth

PRICE, Lousia

Housemaid

Single

F

19

1892

Domestic Service

Glamorgan Brecon

GODET, Joseph

Workman

Single

M

59

1852

Seafaringman Rtd

Nova Scotia Visitor

LLEWELLYN, Arthur C

Night Porter

Married

M

70

1841

Mate Rtd

Glamorgan Bridgend

DACEY, Ellen

Laundress

Single

F

25

1886

Laundry Work

Glamorgan North Tyrone

TENNYSON, Joseph

Patient

Widower

M

50

1861

Ship’s Carpenter

Lanarkshire Mary Hale

BROWN, Colin

Married

M

47

1864

Ship’s Cook

Glasgow

COLQUHORN, William

Single

M

26

1885

Marine Engineer

Dumbarton Dumbarton

BOUGNERT, Carl

Single

M

32

1879

Marine Stoker

Sweden

JOHNSON, Adolf

Patient

Single

M

40

1871

Seaman

Sweden

SANG, Ah

Patient

Single

M

26

1885

Marine Stoker

China

ALLEN, Edward

Patient

Single

M

39

1872

Seaman Coloured

Demarara W Indies

THOMANAN, Thomas

Patient

Single

M

49

1862

Seaman

Norway

OSWELL, Patrick

Patient

Married

M

55

1856

Marine Stoker

Waterford Waterford

MAGGI, Emilie

Patient

Married

M

37

1874

Ship’s Steward

Italy

MULLER, Paul

Patient

Single

M

18

1893

Ordinary Seaman

Germany

BEST, Nathaniel

Patient

Single

M

29

1882

Marine Stoker Coloured

Jamaica

BARRY, Thomas

Patient

Widower

M

41

1870

Marine Stoker

Cardiff Glamorgan

GHOULED, Hassan

Patient

Single

M

22

1889

Marine Stoker

Berbeva

ALI, Abdullah

Patient

Single

M

26

1885

Marine Stoker

Berbeva

CERCE, Mariana

Patient

Single

M

32

1879

Seaman

Manella

TOWLEY, William

Patient

Married

M

65

1846

Marine Stoker

Kent Deptford

LARSEN, Albert

Patient

Single

M

56

1855

Ship’s Carpenter

Finland

WILLIAMS, Thomas

Patient

Single

M

59

1852

Mate

Pwllelli Carnavon

EMAKE, Welholm

Patient

Married

M

63

1848

Ship’s Cook

Germany

ALI, Abraham

Patient

Single

M

19

1892

Seaman

Egypt

OOSEPHACLI, Hadgai

Patient

Single

M

35

1876

Seaman

Calcutta

JENSEN, Peter

Patient

Single

M

20

1891

Seaman

Denmark

GAROSACH, Otto

Patient

Single

M

20

1891

Seaman

Germany

WILSON, Thomas

Patient

Single

M

39

1872

Seaman

Jamaica

DOWNS, Charles

Patient

Single

M

25

1886

Fisherman In Crawley

London

JUGEMAN, Igdrerlen

Patient

Single

M

22

1889

Ships Steward

Norway

SCHNEIDER, Arno

Patient

Single

M

19

1892

Ordinary Seaman

Germany

OLSEN, Trygve

Patient

Single

M

22

1889

Marine Stoker

Norway

HANSEN, Trygve

Patient

Single

M

21

1890

Seaman

Norway

HANSEN, Carl

Patient

Single

M

20

1891

Seaman

Norway

JOHANSES, Samuel

Patient

Single

M

21

1890

Marine Stoker

Norway

, Ramily

Patient

Married

M

32

1879

Seaman

Calcutta


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9 comments

  1. Pam Noble says:

    thanks Tim I never realised that there were three ships. How forward thinking those people were all that time ago to set it all up . Will now sit and have a nice read

  2. Admin says:

    Thanks Pam, good to hear from you

    Gwawr

  3. Steve Maddern says:

    Sister Elisabeth Wilkins included on the regsiter was a contemporary of British nurse Edith Cavell, who of course, was shot for being a spy.
    Sister Wilkins was in regular communication with Edith Cavell. Who knows what they discussed!

  4. Admin says:

    Hi Steve

    Thanks for your comment, very interesting indeed. Are you looking into the history of the Hamadryad Hospital?

    Regards

    Gwawr

  5. Bev Rees says:

    I can think of two wards Seager and Turnbull but can`t remember the third one…..

  6. Admin says:

    Thanks Bev,

    Does anyone else remember the names of the wards in the Hamadryad Hospital?

    Gwawr

  7. Elaine Newman says:

    The hamadryads old patients records were given to the museum of Wales for archiving, there was also a visitors book with Royal signatures in it including that of Edward V111. And his parents, this was given to what was the public relations office at UHW when the RHH closed, I may have some pictures and information on the RHH as I led the decommissioning team, I also was ward manager on Turnbull for a few years. The wards were named after people /companies involved in shipping the brass plaques were on the walls of the main corridor in Whitchurch just outside finance office and medical records.

  8. Admin says:

    Hi Elaine
    Thank you so much for your comments and huge apologies for taking this long to reply.
    Its very interesting indeed to hear where the old patient records from the Hamadryad went and the visitors book sounds very interesting indeed.
    We would be very interested to see the photos of the Hamadryad Hospital, I visited a few times before it closed but have very little memory of the building when it was a hospital.
    Regards
    Gwawr

  9. kathy talbot says:

    hello
    am looking for someone with an interest in the hospital ship hamadryad as I have a relative shown on the 1891 as a patient .. but a bit unusual as she is ( 1) female (2) a child any help would be most welcome – thanks

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