The 1891 census page is from Sheffield Union, though she could have spent time at Wadsley Asylum. I think there's some wishful thinking with the age. It may begin with '4' but the second digit is just about completely obliterated by later marks. (Piece: 3836; Folio 137; Page 33) This is a Catholic family: Holland, Mary Ann (of ~, born 1849-09-19). Baptised September 23, 1849, by William Parsons at St Maries RC Church, Sheffield Centre. Parents name(s) are Mary Malone & Peter (~). ( from http://www.sheffieldindexers.com ) I think her parents are also listed in burials on that site, buried in the Catholic section of City Road. If so, her mother died in Sheffield Union in 1895. Another HOLLAND (brother?) died in the Asylum in 1890. Can't see a burial for Mary Ann at the moment. Hugh