Here is the link to Jon Crispin’s beautiful new website, Willard Suitcases.
Jon Crispin Suitcase 6 – http://joncrispin.wordpress.com/
Jon Crispin Suitcase 2 – http://joncrispin.wordpress.com/
Jon Crispin – Willard Suitcases
The Inmates of Willard 1870 to 1900 / A Genealogy Resource
The Inmates of Willard 1870 to 1900 / A Genealogy Resource 
I’ve been following the Suitcase Project for a long time. It is amazing!
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I agree! Jon has done a fabulous job. I am so glad that I had the opportunity to meet him. He is one of the nicest men I have ever met.
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I had a feeling he would be. I must admit to being a bit jealous of the access to all those suitcases. My interest is a bit different as I would like to write the stories/poems they tell… They do provide powerful inspiration!
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Thank you for sharing..I will definitely check it out. I do enjoy your posts on the Willard updates. I find your information on other topics so interesting. The poorhouse information was so interesting! Thanks for sharing.
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Thank you, Barbara! I’m glad you like all the different articles. You will enjoy Jon’s photos. They are very moving!
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My mother was patient late 1960s can not find any record would like find them for medical reasons how can I find out tried links even Albany records dead end
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I tried this with my mother but it didn’t work. She had dementia. I asked her doctor if he would fill out the paperwork to send to the Office of Mental Health so we could see if my great-grandmother, who died at Willard in 1928, also was diagnosed with dementia. He refused. I got another doctor to fill out the paperwork but the OMH said they had no info on my great-grandmother. Big Lie! Good luck to you!
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