Finance, Personal
Found in 68 Collections and/or Records:
13.8 Female, Single, 15-24 yrs, Dull and backward, Hysteria, September 1946
"This woman is a severe neurotic, has never felt able to work. Incomer - came with a certificate saying she was unfit to work owing to V.D.H and nervous debility. Takes stomach turns; complains about being dull about the head and unable to think. Gets 2/6 a week from a Friendly Society, helps at home. Nurse: never has anything to say, just laughs, looks defective."
Relatives in survey: aunt 13.7
14.5 Male, Single, 55-64 yrs, Alcoholism, Senile and Arterio-sclerotic psychoses, September 1946
16.2 Female, Single, 55-64 yrs, Undiagnosed, January 1947
"Just peculiar, defeicient." Has private means but is very parsimonious - will sit without a fire to save money. Dresses in an old-fashioned way. Lives alone, has been queer a long time. Fractured the neck of her femur recently but got over it. No relations in [area]. From Nurse. No Public Assistance. [Male informant] thinks there is not much wrong with her - she is Episcopalian. Dr: a bit eccentric and solitary."
2.16 Male, Single, 45-54 yrs, Manic depressive, May 1945
"This man is said to be depressed; he has a large prosperous farm but has too much to do, grumbles a lot. PC thinks he is all right but has been run down and suffering from boils. Dr confirms - very dull and stupid, expecting worst to happen, whole family is a "wee bit peculiar". Very mean with money. Registrar - says this man has a reputation for meanness. Is always a bit depressed."
2.46 Male, Married, 45-54 yrs, Dull and backward, April 1945
3.13 Male, Married, 15-24 yrs, Head injury, June 1947
3.37 Male, Single, 35-44 yrs, High grade mental defective, Physical illness or invalidism, June 1947
"Queer, deformed, can't work, but does a bit of fishing. At present convalescent owing to a breakdown in health. Lives alone, single. Father and mother dead. [Male informant] should not be living alone, definitely mental. Has £100 a year plus NHI. Keeps hens. Relatives help. Nurse confirms, defective. Fairly clean."
3.52 Female, Married, 35-44 yrs, Hysteria, July 1945
"This woman is a wee bit simple. Husband was a dairyman, also soft. There are one or two illegitimate children. [Male informant] says she was on PA 10 years ago. She was an awful woman, always having rows. Fieldworker, nobody ever saw her."
Relatives in survey: son 3.31
16.30 Female, Married, 25-34 yrs, Manic depressive, January 1947
"This woman committed suicide. Nurse thinks she must have been depressed but her husband hadn't noticed it. One child. Only been in the district since November. Thought to have money worries - rent of furnished rooms was £3.10/-. From nurse. has only heard rumours - that she was very lonely, and also that she was top dog in the house."