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My ancestor Jecoliah Coleman (nee Roberts) was admitted to the Chartham asylum in the late 1800's, and died here in 1915. She had a husband and 2 sons still alive so I wonder why she needed to be admitted, poor woman.

Written by Rebekah Markham. To send Rebekah Markham a private message, click here.

A memory of Chartham in Kent shared on Saturday, 17th January 2009.

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