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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Pam Noble says:

October 11, 2011 at 2:54 pm

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
Admin says:

October 11, 2011 at 9:47 pm

Thanks Pam, good to hear from you

Gwawr
Steve Maddern says:

January 11, 2012 at 2:44 pm

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!
Admin says:

January 11, 2012 at 10:58 pm

Hi Steve

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

Regards

Gwawr
Bev Rees says:

January 31, 2014 at 1:43 pm

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

February 3, 2014 at 9:57 pm

Thanks Bev,

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

Gwawr
Elaine Newman says:

June 29, 2016 at 3:54 pm

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.
Admin says:

November 1, 2016 at 11:34 pm

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
kathy talbot says:

August 23, 2017 at 9:18 am

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

Whitchurch Hospital

The Hamadryad Hospital

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