In March 1883, Patrick Hingerty of Toomevara (indexed as Hingarty) brought his son William to court, charging him with serious assault on 2,3 and 4 March. William Hingerty/Hingarty was committed to Clonmel District Lunatic Asylum as 'a dangerous lunatic during his Majestys pleasure'.
I have not found any death record for William in Ireland and the records for the asylum are not available online (?).
Is there any way to access the asylum records?
Did William ever leave the asylum? If he did leave the asylum, when? where did he go? When/where did he die?
Many thanks- any assistance appreciated.
Cheers
Chris Hingerty
Chris Hingerty
Sunday 28th Nov 2021, 09:22PMMessage Board Replies
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Chris,
You should direct your query to the National Archives in Dublin - www.nationalarchives.ie
Due to the Covid-19 virus and others in circulation presently, there may be a delay in receiving an answer.
Regards.
McCoy
Tuesday 30th Nov 2021, 04:08PM -
Many thanks.
Chris Hingerty
Wednesday 1st Dec 2021, 08:39PM -
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