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  • Here is the record showing Isenschmid's admittance and discharge - both on 12th September 1888 but untimed, from the Islington, the Liverpool Road, Workhouse.
    This was immediately prior to his admittance to the private Grove Hall Asylum.
    Chris Scott supplied this document.
    One interesting aspect about this entry is that the record for Iscenschmid is in different handwriting to all the other entries.
    Attached Files

    Comment


    • The signature looks a lot like Hutchinson's.


      Just saying....

      Mike
      huh?

      Comment


      • In the following posts are transcripts of some documents concerning Jacob Isenschmid, which Lynn Cates obtained from the London Metropolitan Archives and asked me to transcribe.

        First, an entry in the Islington Board of Guardians Register of admissions of alleged lunatics to Ishmael Ward (1886 Jun - 1891 Jun) [marked by the LMA as ISBG/262/002, but actually ISBG/264/002].


        Isenschmid Jacob.
        Mrs. Isenschmid (Wife)
        57, Elthorne. Road.

        43

        [Admission Date]
        23/9/87

        Clean

        [Bathed. Initial]
        [?]FN.

        [Bruises or Marks]
        None

        [Seen by Magistrate]
        24th
        Sept
        1887
        [Result]
        Order

        [Sent to Asylum]
        24/9/87

        Colney Hatch

        [Initials Chairman]
        [?]RW

        Comment


        • Next, Islington Board of Guardians Register of admissions of alleged lunatics to Ishmael Ward (1886 Jun - 1891 Jun) [ISBG/264/002].


          Isenschmid Jacob
          Mary Isenschmid (Wife)
          97, Duncombe Road

          44

          [Admission Date]
          12th
          Sept
          1888

          Clean

          [Bathed. Initial]
          GH

          Black eye &
          Bruise on [?]Forehead

          [Seen by Magistrate]
          12th
          Sept
          1888
          [Result]
          Order

          [Sent to Asylum]
          12.9.88

          Grove Hall Asylum

          [Initials Chairman]
          [?]JK

          Comment


          • Banstead Asylum Admission register, Males and Females (1889 Jul-1891 Jan) [H22/BAN/B/01/007].


            3269

            [Date of Admission]
            [1890 Feb] 4

            Jacob Isenschmid

            [Male]

            45

            [Married]

            Pork Butcher

            97 Duncombe Rd.
            Upper Holloway

            [Chargeable to]
            [Islington
            Parish]

            [By whose Authority]
            [Lord Monkswell]

            [Form of Mental Disorder]
            Demented
            Speech tremor

            [Supposed Cause of Insanity]
            [Unknown]

            [Bodily Condition]
            Fair.
            Traces of right

            [Not Epileptic, Suicidal or a Congenital Idiot, but Dangerous to others]

            [Duration of existing Attacks]
            1 [Year] 6 [Months]

            1 [previous attack]

            43 [on first attack]

            [Date of Discharge, Removal, or Death]
            1890
            May 19

            [Recovered]

            [OBSERVATIONS]
            [From Grove Hall
            Asylum, Bow]

            Comment


            • Westminster Board of Guardians Registers of lunatics in the workhouse (1890-1913) [marked as as WEBG/WM/06/005, but actually WEBG/WM/062/005].


              949

              [Date of Admission to Workhouse]
              May 27 [1899]

              Isenschmid
              Jacob

              [Under what Authority received and detained, and for what period]
              Police Mag:
              14 days

              [Date of expiry of authority for detention]
              9 June

              [Result of Examination on Admission]
              No Marks

              [Statement of opinion of Workhouse Medical Officer as to Lunatic not being, or having ceased to be, a proper person to be detained in a Workhouse, or as to fitness of Lunatic for discharge]
              [Tick]

              [Date of Notice to Relieving Officer with a view to the removal of the Lunatic to an Asylum]
              1.6.99.

              [Result of Examination on Removal]
              No Marks

              [Date of Removal or Discharge]
              5.6.99

              Colney Hatch

              [under whose order or authority]
              Mr Murray [?]Jr
              5.6.99.

              [OBSERVATIONS]
              In and Out of Asylums
              for 13 years -

              Comment


              • Westminster Board of Guardians Pauper settlement examinations book (1899-1903) [WEBG/WM/047/007].


                [Final Result of Enquiries]
                Islington (Fo. 1502.)

                [Date of Examination]
                3rd June 1899
                [Cause of Chargeability]
                Insane

                Isenschmid Jacob 56 Butcher

                [Relations or Friends]
                [D]aur Mrs. [Schipper - deleted] Chipper
                2 [3 - deleted] [?]Avery Row.
                W.
                [Admitted to Workhouse [(Infirmary) - deleted]
                1899
                May 27th
                [Sent to]
                Dis 5 June 1899
                To Colney Hatch

                [RESIDENCES OUT OF THE UNION]

                [Residence] 20 Cloudsley Place / [From / To] Liverpool Rd. / [Landlord or Witness] [([Landlord Berry - deleted]) / [Whether any Relief received during this period] 3 weeks.

                [Residence] 52 Kingsbury Road / [From / To] Balls Pond Rd Islington / [Landlord or Witness] Landlord Berry / [Whether any Relief received during this period] 7 or 8 yrs left in 1886 paid Rates & taxes

                [Pencil:] 52 Kingsbury Road / Balls Pond Road Islington / Landlord Berry / 7 or 8 yrs left in 1886. paid Rates & taxes


                3 June 99

                [EXAMINATION OF PAUPER AND WITNESSES]
                Mr Chipper Son in Law. states.
                Pauper been in asylum 5 times from Islington Union
                the first time was from Kingsbury Rd House & it was
                about the yr 1886. - Mrs. Isenschmid is living at
                42 Grovedale Rd Upper Holloway. - Pauper has
                lived in Islington parish a number of yrs & since
                yr 1886 had lived in various streets for a few mo[nths?]
                at a time. Once in Colney Hatch Asylum for
                about 2 1/2 yrs. - Well Known to Officials at Islington
                Union specially Mr Allan in Union Offices

                Comment


                • Islington Board of Guardians Particulars of lunacy cases (1902-1903) [ISBG/261/005, number 10].

                  [NB Initially I transcribed the year here as 82, and I still think it looks much more like 82 than 02. But the age recorded shows that it is indeed 02.]


                  24.10.02

                  [NOTES AS TO MENTAL CONDITION, &C]

                  Has a good chance [altered from change] of getting
                  the Chief [altered from C] Inspector of the Police's job,
                  he is to have the freedom
                  of the City & a Silver Key.
                  He is to get the parchment.

                  P.C. 619. N.
                  Pt. disorderly using threatening
                  language, arrested, he'd take
                  the lives of 4 women there.


                  [Date of Admission] 21.10.02
                  Jacob Isenschmidt
                  [Sex] M 59
                  [Married] Labourer
                  [Religion] R.C.
                  Mary Ann "wife"
                  14 Wedmore Gardens
                  C.P. [?]Court

                  [Justice of the Peace]
                  Mr R[u??y] Mr Ward
                  [Further orders and their dates]
                  31.10.[?]02 Reorder
                  [Date and Mode of Discharge]
                  24.10.02 Reception

                  Comment


                  • I notice there is no timing for his admission and discharge on the same day in 1888

                    Comment


                    • religion

                      Hello Chris. Thanks for this.

                      Say, what about the "RC" under religion? Most earlier ones indicate C of E.

                      Cheers.
                      LC

                      Comment


                      • 1886

                        Hello Chris. If Mr Chipper's story (post #112) is correct, this would be the first time that we have evidence of Isenschmid's detentions predating his 1887 Colney Hatch detention.

                        Cheers.
                        LC

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                        • Originally posted by lynn cates View Post
                          Hello Chris. Thanks for this.

                          Say, what about the "RC" under religion? Most earlier ones indicate C of E.

                          Cheers.
                          LC
                          Hi Lynn,thank's for the link. Congratulation's to you and Chris Scott for you work on this thread. In Isenschmid's admission it states his religious persuasion's as (Jewish crossed out) church of England.

                          From this I understand that Isenschmid first claimed to be Jewish, then Church of England and finally Roman Catholic, or am I wrong on this. All the best, Agur.

                          niko

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                          • religion

                            Hello Niko. Thanks.

                            The "Jewish" may have been a slip of the pen. He seems to have been C of E.

                            Cheers.
                            LC

                            Comment


                            • Hi Lynn

                              Originally posted by lynn cates View Post
                              As I stated above, this may provide a
                              link to the man with the foreign accent.

                              Trying to seduce a prostitute, using shiny trinkets, luring her into 29 Hanbury st.
                              All this just a few hours before Annie Chapman's death.

                              Fascinating!
                              Whilst checking up on the ankle injury we were discussing I saw this post.

                              It refers, as you know, to the Emily Walters incident.
                              Don`t you think it was William Piggot that she encountered?
                              The statement he later gave to the police tallies quite closely with this newspaper account.

                              Comment


                              • A couple of separate observations.
                                It's interesting that Joseph Hyam Levy was a pork butcher.
                                His committal in October 1891 was four months after the death of his son John, I've done some due diligence and searched the site but can't find a cause of death.

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