"This man had catalepsy (or cataplexy?) but is now OK. He worked at the canteen during the war. Was all right as a youngster, now is queer. Suffers from pure laziness. Dr: Used to take fits years ago - cataplexy. None for several years. Now working in the munition factory. House fairly clean."

"Used to be hysterical, a bit of a randy, now in the Land Army. A rough diamond, wild, high-spirited, a good woker. Very touchy and sulky, of average ability."

Sibling: 30.24 Mother: 30.109

"This woman is asthmatical, unable to have children, very smart. Is she neurotic? PC says she was ill for a very long time. They are all alike - suffer from everything including lack of energy and sense."

Brother: 30.22

"Peculiar, simple, definitely neurotic, is said to have made passes at the doctor. Had menorrhagia."

Husband: 30.48 Children: 30.52, 30.50, 30.51

"This woman was nearly brought into Crichton. She had been playing around with a soldier, thought she was pregnant and developed an acute anxiety state; threatened to throw herself in the river. Always rather simple. She is a maid."

"This woman is excitable and highly strung - has had a nervous breakdown and was treated in Edinburgh. Keeps very much to herself. Dr - has a a+ W.R.; septum of the nose affected. Decent people, reconditioned house."

"Dr says this woman is an hysteric with "cardiac dissociative and other conversions". She used to be a barmaid or a cook. Divorced by husband on account of infidelity. Well known figure, as fly as a fox and a bad egg. Gets 30/- alimony and OAP. Husband has an army pension."

"This woman has bouts of hysteria - has had them since childhood. Dr thinks it has something to do with sex. She had an illegitimate child when her husband was in the army; it was killed by a lorry when about 3 years old - she had a very bad hysterical attack for about 2 weeks; now all right. House practically a slum but clean. Family relationships harmonious - the matter of the illegitimate child has been overlooked."

"This lad has an O.T. score of 19 in the navy selection test. He was then a Bevan boy, down the mine. Was not bright at school but is very shrewd where money is concerned. No flies on him but bone lazy. R.C. Minister says this boy is pleasant, normal, looks older than he is. Dr confirms - he had an accident some years ago, was concussed, kept complaining of fainting fits afterwards. Probably hysterical continuation to avoid working in the mines."

"Not much of a scholar, a very bad speaker - says "there is something in my heid I can't fathom" - has had an x-ray. Speaks very well when addressing a revivalist meeting. Hot-Gospellers. Soft and morbidly interested in religion. Dr - no signs of a brain tumour, symptoms psychogenic."