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Hi all i have found some coroners deaths from warwickshire if you recognise any of the names let me know and i will tell you how the person died and when, the list is quite long so will keep adding to it today, some are children so if you recognise the name but haven't got them on census it may be because they had died, it does give names of mother father or wife or husbnd
William Todd
Richard packwood
isaac sproston
james faulkner
samuel grove
john tims
henry raven
michael mcgavin
william thornett
francis chattaway
andrew brookes
anne gardner
thomas pool
elizabeth simker
esther gibbins
mary ann white
mary hale
thomas haines
james carpenter
thomas holton
sarah skey
william hemming
thomas casey
william jackson
elizabeth rutter
john jesson
thomas howes
hannah herbert
eliza hunt
ann griffin
kitty sheridan
thomas dee
priscilla gibbins
sarah blundell
ruth hodges
sarah edden
ann bayliss
richard such
martha houghton
susannah wilkins
richard reading
james neal
william sisam
george yardley
elizabeth bentley
william barnacle
george jobson
ann jackson
john johnson
william hill
ann taylor
john reeve
patrick marlin
ann jeffs
henry harcourt
thomas chatterly
william smallwood
joseph keyte
walter golby
john rose
joseph burns
george hambridge
thomas witherington
samuel baker
charles heritage
sarah dace
benjamin horton
mary eden
thomas hunt
mary stanley
charles tanner
joseph robbins
mary ann partington
elizabeth tyler
elizabeth mills
sarah smith
george pitcher
martha bullivant
john chambers
sarah gardner
rev. thomas chambers
charles upfield
thomas horne
elizabeth weaver
thomas huband, son of elizabeth salmon
walter dance
john dyde
william hunt
james edge
henry edge
elizabeth townsend
edward hurlstone
james campbell
hannah smith
william wyatt
sarah worrall
william braine
charles crow
thomas abbott
ann smith
charles greenaway
george spicer
thomas taylor
william warum
william plasters
george richmond
john gold
eleanor emms
avery edwards
thomas ross
john britain
william green
george charles cooper
abel bustin
harriet baker
john robbins
william chambers
william smith
john joiner
william wilson
john phipps
george craddock
hannah smith nee dale
joseph gardner
thomas woodward
thomas watson
william davis
william cluff
george turner
susannah robbins
william fletcher
edwin lunn
james york
benjamin chambers
new born daughter of sarah edkins
elizabeth knight
john kettle
thomas farr
thomas heritage
thomas spencer
edward clark
mary padbury
elizabeth gaskin
joseph maycock
george martin
thomas dale
morris worrall
robert roberts
louise adkins
elizabeth hadland
mary ann jelfs
bernard steward
sarah parsons
thomas neale
richard gilbert
richard windsor
samuel ivins
william simpson
sarah harvey
william collins
william minors
elizabeth davis
james price
thomas bonell
thomas white
joseph lamb
henry hancox
giles edwards
richard wightman
john powell gardner
margaret jones
hannah rawbone
john vale
john edwards
sarah baker
elizabeth bell
james harris
george davis
john sims
john durham
john hiron
enock horton
Infant daughter of Frederick and Eliza Hayes
john tilley
richard clark
sarah hedges
thomas lamb cartwright
mary ann tenant
susannah chapman
john elvins
susannah parsons
john truss
charles mchew
jane callow
mary paddock
john wills
Infant daughter of Jane Sammons
benjamin george
esther skidmore
elizabeth steedman
thomas cowling
phoebe canning
reuben page
wiliam rotherham
william lloyd
frederick rollason
william sumner
daniel gardner
john grice
william hunt
john ellis
john hodgkins
george barnett
daniel taylor
sarah harrison
rosanna blundell
samuel edkins
thomas womans
john edwards
sarah brain
joseph astley
judy vincent
George Bolton Ladbury
william morris
joseph buggins
john farr
sarah may
daniel woodfield
elizabeth mander
joseph england
daniel day
richard bust
ann hannah holtom
william pride
charles nicholls
elizabeth hiron
charlotte rogers
ann sharman
james smith
william newton
jane hayward
john heming
mary wilkes
william haines
francis wooton
hannah lily
henry oliver
james hughes
robert green
ann hunt
william massy
william tinsen
henry lancaster
william robins
james gubbins
william slingsby
thomas gardiner
thomas lattimer
william atkinson
william mercer
sarah white
mary whorral
samuel jordan
mary sumner
joseph tarver
ellen hawkins
mary fletcher
william twinham
mary knowles
daniel haselwood
francis grant
edward middleton
edward thomas bray
sarah page
philip parsley
william barnacle
james mills
harriet durham
martha butcher
john hodgkins
william job
ellen salmon
william dennis
elizabeth sale
william ward
henry malins
mary giles
george hamp
william davis
richard boulton
susannah hughes
Infant daughter of James Knowles
william wheatley
william workman
ellen worall
thomas anderton
Male child of Hannah Bradshaw
samuel finday
william young
leonard court
Male infant of Eliza Hyatt
frances lamb
peter o'neale
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Hi Kerry
There's a Thomas Holton and Ann Hannah Holtom which may both be mine.
Many thanks
Pam
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Hi,
I'll try the Henry Hancox, please
thanks
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had to start a new page
zachariah harwood
john bradley
sarah hanson
alfred whitlock
hannah wright
ann hartwell
moses smith
John Donoughoe
thomas bishop
james faulkes
ann wilkins
Infant son of Catherine Harris
ann wright
james carpenter
ann slatter
john holmes
william canning but says john?
john hayes
valentine cannon
mary hirons
thomas powell
sarah bradshaw
solomon wilkes
frederick holtom
john harding
william jones
mary holland
thomas green
james smith
elizabeh hollis
thomas hemmings
joseph cross
mary day
emma taylor
emma taylor also mother of above
james ward
fanny philips
harriet beal
robert pardey
elizabeth hopkins
hannah gibbs
hannah smith
james tomes
Martha Eliza Tatham
george keen
elizabeth paine
Infant daughter of George Field
thomas green
Daughter of Mary Brown
abel warren
eliza crann
john halford
ann sturch
Newborn son of Esther Partington
bethnill davis
edmund parr
mary ann hunt
george harrison
edward neal
joseph yardley
Francis Turner Brown Dumelow
william smith
fanny wagstaff
william lamb
john harris
mary bull
mary webb
john roberts
william dyer
john wood
john horn
benjamin sale
sarah fry
phoebe ashfield
maria cook
emma wood
william day
mary fullard
thomas clark
david gregory
elizabeth england
sarah whale
ellen gilks
sarah clark
ann parker
Infant daughter of Sarah Hazlewood
james archer
timothy smith
ann wigget
john pitts
ann maria price
sarah quiney
ann helen westbury
thomas smith
thomas penn
john powell
jesse haynes
Stillborn daughter of Elizabeth Read
thomas barnacle
elizabeth rees
mary ann smith
sarah ann garner
margaret smith
abigail such
david french
john philips
ellen sealey
william smiles
insull burman
john ball
robert ashfield
Thomas William Hutchings
charlotte jelfs
edward goad jr
edward baldwin
kerry
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hi pam
henry hancox aged 81 in 1838 19th july,founddrowned in a ditch at ettington, by thomas hill,
son of henry was william hancox shipson on stour he was a brickmaker
kerry
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26 February 1840
Ann Hannah Holtom, 3, daughter of Richard, accidentally burnt at Loxley.
Hannah Holtom, wife of Richard, labourer, mother of deceased; Mary Manners.
kerry
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Thanks Kerry
I've also noticed a frederick holtom in your second list
Pam :)
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15 August 1833
Coroner's warrant and inquest verdict in re Thomas Holton, died of cerebral haemorrhage at Shotteswell.
kerry
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17 March 1848
Frederick Holtom, 6, fell under the wheels of a cart at Stratford-upon-Avon.
Depositions: George Hathaway, Welford, under carter to Mr. (J) Tomes, Welford Hill; William Cockbill, cart driver; Frederick Pritchard, Stratford-upon-Avon, surgeon.
kerry
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Thanks Kerry
Pam :)
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Thanks, Kerry
Much appreciated....
.....and if you could check that Fanny Wagstaff
*minds punctuation*
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hi viv lol
7 July 1849
Fanny Wagstaff, 18, suffocated during an epileptic fit at Preston Bagot.
Depositions: Maria Perks, Preston Bagot; Susannah White; John Ings, Henley, surgeon.
kerry
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Thanks, Kerry
These are quite fascinating (even if its in a morbid sort of way)
;)
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are these from a newspaper - would there be extra information somewhere else - please?
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hi lemontree i have some of the info on disc and some is from going to warwickshire records office over the years, its bits i have collected
yes viv it is fascinating although has you say morbid, there is quite a few children on the list, the worst i think is a baby a few weeks old that died from shock?
kerry
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can I ask where the information is at the records office? Is the information in the newspaper or is it actually coroners records?
Would be great to know where to look ;D ;D
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i think when i went i asked to look at the death records
kerry
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Could you give me any information on Thomas Hunt, William Hunt and Jane Callow please, thanks
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Hi Kerry
Would it be possible to have the info on Thomas Woodward please!
Sarah :)
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hi jones
18 October 1831
Draft complaint of Thomas Hunt, Coroner v. Henry Harper, St. Mary's, Warwick, druggist, Francis King, upholsterer and John Power, pawnbroker, for failing to answer summons to sit as jurors at the inquest upon Charlotte Ladbrooke.
there is also a few other hunts so thought i would add it too
18 December 1834
Eliza Hunt, aged 4, accidentally burnt to death at Kinwarton.
4 July 1836
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William Hunt, died while bell-ringing at Long Compton by Visitation of God.
Deposition: William Wheeler, Long Compton, labourer.
kerry
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hi sem,
quite sad really
20 September 1837
Thomas Woodward, 13, hung himself at Haselor, being of unsound mind.
Depositions: William Parker, servant to Mr. Richard Greenhill, Haselor, farmer; Mary Tilley, servant to Richard Greenhill; Richard Greenhill, Haselor, farmer; Thomas Evetts, carter to Richard Greenhill; George Woodward, Alne Hills, farmer, father of deceased.
kerry
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Hi Kerry
Cheers for info ...... how sad :'( .....and so young
Sarah :)
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Thank you Kerry for info on Hunts, your time much appreciated
jones
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Kerry
Many thanks for your efforts.
Thomas Neale may be one of mine.
Yours jana
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hi jana
another sad one i'm afraid
24 April 1838
Thomas Neale, 5, son of Richard, accidentally burnt at Tanworth. Depositions: John Blockley, Henley-in-Arden, baker; Maria Neale, wife of Richard, labourer, mother of deceased.
kerry
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Hi Kerry,
I find your list most interesting,will you be adding to it,if so i will be keeping a close eye on it for,-Mary Marston (Taberer) died Dec 1894 and her son Charles Marston died Dec 1894. looks like he died at birth as his age given as 0yrs.They both died in Warwickshire and have the same number death record.(I have not sent for it yet)
Graham.
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Many thanks Kerry.
Thomas Neale not one of mine but it was worth trying. Odd connections often give remarkable results.
Cheers jana
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hi graham sorry these are all i have at the moment
kerry
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Thanks Kerri,
Still very interesting reading.
Graham.
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Hi Kerry
Could I please have the details for Frederick Rollason and George Bolton Ladbury?
Regards
Sammi
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Hello
Sarah Page and William Hemming Please.
Regards Pam
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hi sammi
18 June 1839
Frederick Rollason, prisoner in House of Correction, Warwick, of chronic asthma.
Deposition: James Southam, prisoner.
4 December 1839
George Bolton Ladbury, Tardebig, farmer, run over by a waggon at Ipsley.
Depositions: George Ladbury, son of deceased; Alexander Pratt, Redditch, surgeon.
kerry
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hi pam
23 August 1833
William Heming, drowned in the Avon at Stratford, with depositions of William Pearson, Stratford-upon-Avon, coal heaver and Joseph Hemming, Alveston, carpenter, uncle of deceased.
this is the son of sarah page, may be different but added it just in case
15 May 1839
Reuben Page, 4 months, son of William, died of suffocation at Alveston.
Deposition: Sarah Page, wife of William, Alveston, labourer, mother of deceased.
19 December 1840
Sarah Page, accidentally burnt at Alcester.
Depositions: Susan Baldwin, singlewoman, Alcester, daughter of deceased; John Smith, assistant to Mr. (George) Wyman, Alcester, surgeon.
kerry
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Thank you very much.
Pam
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Thank you! ;D
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Hi Kerry,
May i Have the info on the Hunts Please.There are
Eliza, Thomas,William, William, Ann, & Mary ann.
Many thanks for what you are doing.
Margaret
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I am interested in Thomas Clark and Sarah Clark
also Emma Taylor and baby emma taylor
thank you
xin
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hi margaret.
19 March 1833
T. Bate, Compton House to T[homas] Hunt, Stratford-upon-Avon, with his account of accident.
18 December 1834
Eliza Hunt, aged 4, accidentally burnt to death at Kinwarton.
there are 2 william hunts
4 July 1836
William Hunt, died while bell-ringing at Long Compton by Visitation of God.
Deposition: William Wheeler, Long Compton, labourer.
1 July 1839
William Hunt, died of apoplexy by Visitation of God at Studley.
Depositions: William Young, Beoley, Worcs., labourer; William Hunt, Beoley, labourer, son-in-law (?stepson) of deceased; Henry Morris, Studley, surgeon.
8 June 1840
Ann Hunt, servant, 17, of heart attack at Alcester by Visitation of God.
Depositions: Richard Jephcott, Alcester, grocer, master of deceased; William Phillips, Alcester, surgeon.
17 March 1849
Mary Ann Hunt, 7, accidentally burnt at Alcester.
Depositions: Ann Burnett, Alcester Heath, wife of William, sawyer; Mary Hunt, wife of John, needle scourer, mother of deceased.
kerry
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hi xin,
29 June 1848
Emma Taylor, junior, daughter of Charles, Birmingham, bone button maker, of erysipelas and typhoid in the County Gaol, Warwick, staying with her mother Emma.
Deposition: Mary Ann Team
emma's mother died the next day of the same thing, whilst in prison.
30 June 1848
Emma Taylor, wife of Charles, Birmingham, bone button maker, prisoner in Warwick Gaol, of Erysipelas and typhoid by Visitation of God.
Depositions: Mary Ann Team; Harry Adkins, Governor of Gaol.
3 November 1849
Thomas Clark, 8, caught in a cement mill at Wilmcote.
Depositions: Henry Carpenter, Wilmcote, labourer; William Clark, Wilmcote, labourer, father of deceased; David Rice, Stratford-upon-Avon, surgeon.
15 January 1850
Sarah Clark, 19 months, at Bidford by Visitation of God.
Depositions: Edward Clark, Bidford, labourer, father of deceased; William Pearcy, Bidford, surgeon.
kerry
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Thank you... how awful.... poor young Thomas bless them all.
xin
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hi xin, yes it is awful, there are quite a few children on the list, the worst one is a 19 week old baby dying of shock, such a shame
kerry
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Hi!
John Hiron and Mary Hirons please.
Liz
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hi liz there was also a elizabeth hirons so added that one too
1 April 1840
Elizabeth Hiron, accidentally burnt at Stratford.
Depositions: Louisa Maynard, wife of Thomas, Stratford-upon-Avon, shoemaker; Hannah Hiron, mother of deceased; William Edkins, Stratford-upon-Avon, labourer; Thomas Taylor, policeman; Richard Tustin, porter at workhouse.
3 February 1848
Mary Hirons, singlewoman, died at Warmington of heart disease by Visitation of God.
Depositions: John Cambray, Warmington, brother-in-law of deceased; Sarah Hazlewood, Warmington; Robert--, Banbury, surgeon.
1 December 1838
John Hiron, boatman, found drowned in the Stratford canal at Lapworth.
Depositions: Richard Rogers, Lapworth, stonemason; Isaac Barnett, Stratford-upon-Avon, boatman; William Kimbell, Tanworth, surgeon.
kerry
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Not my lot but thankyou.
Liz
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no problem
kerry
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Hi Kerry,
Could I have the info on charles nicholls? thanks
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hi nick
28 March 1840
Charles Nicholls, run over by a railway waggon at Bickenhill.
Depositions: Thomas Parkes, Tamworth, labourer; James Clark, Meriden
kerry
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Gosh, a lot of accidental burnings!
Please may I have the details of Henry Raven and Abel Bustin?
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hi
19 May 1837
Abel Bustin, killed at Binton by a cart going over his neck.
Deposition: George Moss, Binton, blacksmith.
henry raven didn't die but was a witness to the death of a neighbour
kerry
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Thank you :)
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Hi,Could I please have a look up on Joseph Keyte and Thomas Ross,Many thanks
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Hi, Could you please do a look up on Joseph Keyte and Thomas Ross ? Thanking you.
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Sorry,The site said busy after 1st one so thought it didn't go through.
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hi ricoba,
24 July 1835
Joseph Keyte, Bishops Itchington; died by Visitation of God.
4 February 1837
Thomas Ross, 4 months, accidentally burnt at Great Alne.
kerry
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Hi Kerry,Thanks so much for the info,not sure about the Keyte yet but Thomas Ross looks correct.IGI have him Christ Nov6 1836 and death Feb 1837.
Parents are correct but I have found Another Thomas Ross same parents Christ
8 Nov 1836 and died July 1876??It is too early to check the births on free reg so will do more digging.
Thanks for your help and finding me less time for gardening.Regards Ricoba
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Me again,Just had a look at deaths on Ancestry and they have a Thomas born c1844 and died 1876,so maybe IGI have DOB wrong.This has nothing to do with the topic..sorry ::)
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hi ricoba just checked 1841 census and the thomas ross who died 1876 was born in 1844
kerry
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Thanks for your help,sorry to hog your topic.I thought IGI might have it wrong.
Cheers Ricoba
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hi nick
28 March 1840
Charles Nicholls, run over by a railway waggon at Bickenhill.
Depositions: Thomas Parkes, Tamworth, labourer; James Clark, Meriden
kerry
Thanks for that kerry, not sure yet if he's one of mine. could I be cheeky and ask for a look up on Walter Dance.
TIA Nick
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hi nick
30 June 1836
Walter Dance, 5, son of John, Bidford, stonemason, accidentally drowned at Bidford while fishing. Deposition: William Dance, brother of deceased.
kerry
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Many thanks Kerry
Am interested in William Ward, mine died 1916 in Coventry, burial 9th Mar
Elaine
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Hi Kerry,
Can you tell me about Thomas Howes and Hannah Herbert? Thank you!
Jennifer
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hi jen
7 December 1833
Thomas Howes, who hung himself at Hatton, being of unsound mind.
9 December 1833
Hannah Herbert, wife of William, who cut her throat with a razor at Wolford while of unsound mind.
kerry
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Thanks Kerry :)
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Hi Kerry,
Could I please have the info on Mary Eden?
Thank you.
Joan
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hi joan
29 December 1835
Mary Eden, accidentally suffocated by the fumes from a chafing dish at Alveston
kerry
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Thanks a lot Kerry!
Joan
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Hi
I can see a Thomas Penn on there. Could you tell me what's down for him please?
Thanks!!!
Ann-Marie
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hi ann
22 April 1850
Thomas Penn, shot himself at Grafton while of unsound mind.
Depositions: Charles Haycock, Grafton, servant to Mr. Hutchings; George Haynes Fosbroke, Bidford, surgeon; Thomas Hutchings, Grafton, farmer.
kerry
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oh blimey! ok thanks a lot for that!! your doing a great service!!
Thanks again
Ann-Marie
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Hello, Kerry
My friend is looking for Barnacles & I see William & Thomas on your list. Could I have your info, please?
Judy
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hi judy,
20 December 1834
William Barnacle, Stratford-upon-Avon, died by Visitation of God. With depositions of John Barnacle, Stratford-upon-Avon, baker, son of deceased and Samuel Mills, Stratford-upon-Avon, surgeon.
4 January 1841
William Barnacle, boatman, accidentally killed by fall from 'Crown Prince' boat into Seventh Lock on Warwick/Birmingham canal at Hatton.
Deposition: Arthur Thomas Justice, Oxford, boatman; Henry Willington, Warwick, surgeon
kerry
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hi lemontree i have some of the info on disc and some is from going to warwickshire records office over the years, its bits i have collected
kerry
Hello Kerry
Do you have any slightly later coroner's records? I am stumped with finding the death of Charles Smith, joiner =Eliza Whitehead at Westwood (Canley nr Stoneleigh) in 1857, By 1866 in his father in law's will he is mentioned as being deceased. At time of marriage he lived at St Luke's Chelsea and married by licence. Not located him in a Census. Could have been working in London at time of marriage. More likely to have been from Warwicks.
Even a clue might help. Thanks a lot.
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hi graham if you could send me dates or parents of charles i will look for you
kerry
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Thank you Kerry.
Unfortunately I only know that his father was Thomas Smith, farmer,
and that Charles, bachelor,aged 27 married Eliza, spinster, aged 28, by Vicar General's Licence (Records at Lambeth Palace Library) on 23 Feb 1857 which puts Charles birth at 1830.
The Whitehead family originated from Baxterley, N. Warwicks, and there is om tje Return of owners of Land 1871 mention of a Thomas Smith of Baxterley, farmer of 726 acres. However I still have not found Charles in any Census.
In 1861 Census Eliza is listed (married (sic) and living with her father Joseph, now retired in Corley. This couple are the most elusive of all my paternal line which goes back to 1600s in Warwickshire. Sorry no more info on Charles.
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Hi Kerry,
Could you check out William Slingsby for me, please?
Mary
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hi mary
11 July 1840
William Slingsby, found dead in bed at Bulkington by Visitation of God.
Depositions: Elizabeth Butcher, Ryton, Bulkington, widow; Charles Henry Parsons, Ansty, surgeon.
kerry
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Hi Kerry
Could you check out Thomas White for me please.
Thanks
Sue ;)
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hi sue
11 July 1838
Thomas White, 14 months, son of William, found drowned in a pit at Tanworth.
Deposition: Ann Swadkins, wife of Thomas, Beoley, labourer.
kerry
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Goodness, that was quick!
Thanks very much indeed. :)
Mary
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Thank you Kerry
Don't think he is mine, but checking him out now.
Sue
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Hi Kerry, Is to late to ask if you would check out Edward Baldwin, on your second list. not sure if he is the right one, but i would like to know. Thank you in advance. Jackie
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H I Kerry
just read your list of deaths in Warwickshire, but no Eric Edward James Smith born 1908 Hockley Heath, drowned Hockley canal 21 Aug 1913, Inquest held 22 AUG 1913, Father James mother Ellen.
This was my wife's uncle.
Tried to get Coroner's report but told it was to far back.
Thank you for any info you can find on Eric
Regards
johntoday
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Hi kerry
many Thanks
Could you possibly give me James Faulkner details
I have James Faulkner 1790 on my tree he's from my boating family .
I would very much appreciate it .
Best wishes Jean
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hi hartland
27 December 1850
Edward Baldwin, 4, son of Charles, Wilmcote, labourer, accidentally scalded at Wilmcote.
Depositions: Elizabeth Randle, wife of Joseph, Wilmcote; David Rice, Stratford-upon-Avon, surgeon
john today sorry havent got anything
jean i have looked for a faulkener but cant seem to see him?
kerry
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sorry jean found him
30 March 1833
Coroners warrant and inquest verdict in re James Faukner [sic] burnt to death at Morton Morrell.
kerry
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Many Thanks Kerri
eweee what a bad end . How awful .
Thanks again kerri
Regards Jean x
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Hello again Kerry
In your second list of names please could you give the details for:
John Halford; Ellen Gilks; and Thomas Smith. Thank you.
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hi graham
15 January 1849
John Halford, farmer, found drowned in River Stour at Halford.
Depositions: Thomas Wilkins, Halford, labourer; Richard Gardner, Newbold, carpenter; Walter Tyrell, Constable of Halford; William Thomsett, Halford, surgeon.
5 January 1850
Ellen Gilks, 18 months, accidentally burnt at Ettington.
Deposition: Ann Gilks, wife of William, Fulready, Ettington, labourer, mother of deceased.
22 April 1850
Thomas Smith, found dead in Fish Pool Wood, Salford, by Visitation of God.
Depositions: Thomas Ballard, Abbots Moreton, labourer; Joseph Freeman, Dunnington, labourer; George Wyman, Alcester, surgeon; William Smith, father of deceased.
kerry
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I have been fascinated by this thread and would like to pause to say a huge thank you to you Kerri f from us all or your very kind help . You are a Star
Jean xx
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Just looked up my James Faulkner Kerri and it seems thank god I got the wrong one . Mine lived on to have children in 1855 so it must be another guy . My Faulkners are all Boat people BTW .
That's your other hat :)
Regards Jean x
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Many thanks Kerry. It was a long shot but unfortunately none of these are from my ancestors, or maybe I should be grateful! Best wishes.
P.S. Would you or anyone know if there are coroner's records extant for Baxterley in Warwickshire in 1732? Both father and son John Whitehead. farmers, were buried on Christmas day. No clue in the parish register or BTs and it always looked to me that they were tragic deaths, perhaps a farm accident.
Best wishes
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Thank you kerry for the Baldwin reply. not the right family, but worth a try. Hartland
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Hello
I haven't been on here for a while, but was pleased to see this topic. Thomas Woodward who hanged himself at 13 was one of my family. (My g-grandmother's uncle I think)
Thanks Kerry for all the work.
Best wishes
Ellen
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Hi Kerry
Dont know if you can help.
I have James Morris age 34 died august 1849 Death cert says accidental death, do you know if there would be more information in the coroners report?
Thank you so much
Gilly1
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hi gilly i am sorry i dont have your james on my list but it will be in the coroners reports what happened to him, when i am up there next i will have a look.
hi elliebob, glad i could be of help ;D
kerry
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Hi Kerry
Could I request information on the Thomas Farr you have in the list please?
Many thanks
Dorothy
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Hi Kerry,
Could i ask for the information regarding the death of William Newton please.
Thanks
Gerard
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hi dorothy
30 December 1837
Thomas Farr, 2, son of Robert, Old Stratford carman, died by drinking boiling water at Old Stratford.
Depositions of Charlotte Farr, mother of deceased and James Pritchard, Stratford-upon-Avon, surgeon
hi gerard
13 April 1840
William Newton, of natural causes by Visitation of God at Kineton.
Depositions: Sarah Wilkins, wife of John, Kineton, labourer; John Mavor Brown, Kineton, surgeon.
kerry
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Thank you very much for that Kerry
Don't think he was one of mine but what an awful death for the wee mite :(
Best wishes
Dorothy
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Looks a very long list had a good look and three names are of interest to me, they are, James Edge, Henry Edge and Sarah Edge
Lammy Rider
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Hi Kerry,
Could I have the information on Walter Golby please?
Di
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hi di
28 July 1835
Walter Golby, Long Compton; Visitation of God
hi lammy
4 August 1836
James Edge, footman to Rev. Mr. Knottesford, found drowned at Alveston. Deposition: Joseph Jackson, Stratford-upon-Avon, innholder.
kerry
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hi again di
4 August 1836
Henry Edge, found drowned at Alveston with James Edge.
kerry
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Thanks kerry,not sure whether they are mine or not yet
, but thanks for the reply.
Lammy Rider ;D
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I am interested in Harriet Baker. Thanks for your work!
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Hi Kerry
Could you please give me information on the following:-
Mary Stanley Frances Lamb William Lamb
Thanks for your work.
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Hi Kerry, I know its been a long time since this post but I wonder if you could still give me some info please on John Hayes also of the infant of Eliza and Frederick Hayes?
You did a fantastic job there and I'd like to say a big thankyou anyway.
Thanks Ann
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Hi Kerry,
Any signs of any Marston.Shore or Shore-Marstons yet.
Graham
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Hello,
Could I trouble you for the James Carpenter record?
I note James Carpenter appears twice in the listing or are there two records?
Thanks
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Hi Kerry,
I am really interested in Mary Stanley and any of the Smith's you have.
Thanks
Emma
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Hi Kerry,
The name of William Ward is familiar to me. Could you give me more information about him? Many thanks, Willemine
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Hello from NZ, I am interested in any info re the two SUMNER names mentioned please.
Mary Sumner and William Sumner.
Hello again, were you able to find anything on the above 2 persons please?
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Kerry, if you are still happy to provide this information I would appreciate what you have on
Mary Ann White
Thanks
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hi all sorry have been busy moving
carol
January 1836
Mary Stanley, accidentally suffocated by fumes from a chafing dish at Stratford-upon-Avon.
12 July 1847
Frances Lamb, 10 months, accidentally died when given an overdose of Godfrey's Cordial by her mother Charlotte, by mistake at Studley.
Depositions: Henry Morris, Studley, surgeon; George Pope Garlick, Studley, chemist; Charlotte Lamb, wife of Benjamin, Studley, bricklayer, mother of deceased.
18 July 1849
William Lamb, drowned in the Arrow at Studley while swimming.
Depositions: William Morris, son of [Henry] Morris, Studley, surgeon; Thomas Bray, Studley, needle pointer; John Lamb, brother of deceased.
kerry
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hi fay
22 May 1837
Harriet Baker, infant, killed by falling from a stile at Oversley, Alcester.
kerry
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hi ann
26 January 1848
John Hayes, Oversley Green, cooper, at Stratford-upon-Avon by Visitation of God.
Depositions: William Hayes, Oversley Green, baker, son of deceased; Mary Ann Miles, servant at Rose & Crown, Stratford-upon-Avon; David Rice, Stratford-upon-Avon, surgeon
kerry
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I can't thank you enough, Kerry. She isn't the Harriet I'm searching for.
Your help is invaluable.
Fay
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Hi Kerry
Could you give me the information on william wilson please
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hi lemontree i have some of the info on disc and some is from going to warwickshire records office over the years, its bits i have collected
yes viv it is fascinating although has you say morbid, there is quite a few children on the list, the worst i think is a baby a few weeks old that died from shock?
kerry
I am looking for information on my grandfather Samuel Ingram, born in Birmingham on October 8, 1894, son of Frederick and Harriet ingram, he traveled to Argentina in 1911 or so, I can appreciate help in the search of a family member thank you very much.
omar
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Kerry,
Have you any information on James Charles Butler b Aston 1888 and died Birmingham 1963.
Graham.
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Hi Kerry
Sorry I have only just found this reply from you.
Not my Hayes I dont think but thank you very much for the info.
Ann
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Hi Kerry,
Have you come across Mary Marston b 1853
Charles Marston b 1894
They both died in Nuneaton in 1894 , Charles was Marys son may have died at birth.
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Hi Kerry,
I'm interested in William Todd, thanking you, Rebecca :)
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Hi Kerry
Please could I have information on the following people, all of which could be mine.
George Richmond
John Harding
Thanks
Em ;D
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hi seuro
25 February 1833
William Todd, drowned from a boat at Alveston.
kerry
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Kerry, I notice from your list that you have information for the following
Mary Ann White (may also be known as Bowr*n or Pimlott)
Sarah White
If you have time could you pass the information on please
W
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hi w
10 July 1833
Mary Ann White, aged 5 months, daughter of James, died of natural causes at Stratford-upon-Avon.
19 August 1840
Sarah White, 3, of convulsions by Visitation of God at Stretton-on-Fosse.
Depositions: Emma White, wife of Isaac, Stretton-on-Fosse, labourer, mother of deceased; William Smiles, Shipston-on-Stour, surgeon.
kerry
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Thanks Kerry, much appreciated.
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Thank you very much Kerry -
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I do hope that it is not too late to ask for information of George Hambridge which was on the first list.
I have enjoyed reading this thread and what a great source of information.
Thank you
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Hi, this is my first ever post so please be gentle with me!
Please could you give details of Hannah Wright and Ann Wright.
Ta from Carol
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hi itsy
23 August 1835
George Hambridge, found drowned in the Warwick & Birmingham Canal at Budbrooke.
kerry
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hi carol
28 October 1847
Hannah Wright, 15 weeks, died of lung disease by Visitation of God at Oversley, Alcester.
Depositions: Ann Wright, wife of George, labourer, mother of deceased; George Wyman, Alcester, surgeon.
30 December 1847
Ann Wright, 8, daughter of William, blacksmith, accidentally burnt at Stratford-upon-Avon.
Depositions: Agnes Sanders, Stratford-upon-Avon; William Wright, Stratford-upon-Avon, blacksmith, father of deceased.
kerry
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hi em,
6 April 1848
John Harding, labourer, of heart attack at Solihull by Visitation of God.
Depositions: Peter Garrett, labourer, on Birmingham & Oxford Junction Railway; Mary Harding, wife of deceased; Thomas Lowe, Solihull, surgeon.
4 January 1837
George Richmond, son of William, Stratford-upon-Avon, gardener; Joseph Reason, Stratford-upon-Avon, policeman; James Pritchard, Stratford-upon-Avon, surgeon.
kerry
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Thanks so much Kerry, really appreciate this.
Wish there had been a bit more info...... but this is good to know.
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Hi Kerry,
Many thanks, much appreciated - and so quick! RC really does work.
Carol
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Hi Kerry,
I have a Joseph Buggins who died in 1939 when he was in his eighties but I do not know the cause of his death and was not aware of any need for a coroner's report. I also have an Arthur Joseph Buggins who also died in 1939, when he was only fifteen and I know that a coroner's report was involved in this death. Could the details you have relate to Arthur Joseph rather than Joseph? I would be very grateful for any information that you may have.
Magpie
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Hi Kerry
Could I have any information for Judy Vincent from your list please? This is a very sad but fascinating thread. I have joined today to find info on Judy if possible. Many thanks
Regards
Elle :)
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hi elle
31 October 1839
Judy Vincent, drowned herself at Binton, being of unsound mind.
Depositions: William Vincent, Welford, fisherman; John Hanks, Welford, labourer; Charles Vincent; Frederick Pritchard, Stratford-upon-Avon, surgeon; Charlotte Betteridge, wife of George, Grafton, labourer; Mary Harris, Welford, singlewoman; Thomas Jeffs, Grafton, labourer; Mary Treaves, servant to Mr. Adkins, Milcote; John Cabel Adkins; Thomas Harward, Grafton, farmer.
kerry
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Hi Kerry,
Got to say your doing great work - much appreciated.
Do you have any info on the following people who all died in Warwickshire
Thomas Henry Lee died Birmingham 1890 age 2
Thomas Lee died Birmingham 1901 age 33
Ann Maria Lee (formally Parker) died Birmingham 1908 age 42
My Great Grandad was left an Orphan and we can't find any record of their burials
Many thanks
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Hi Kerry,
Have you any information on Mary Marston who was buried 29/12/1894 at Oaston Road cemetary in a 1st class plot, with her baby boy Charles who died with her.
Graham.
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sorry all only got info on names i have listed :(~
kerry
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Hi Kerry,
Only just seen your thread. Is it possible to have information on the Taylors on your list?
Thanks RM :-)
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HI Sorry to do this very late but I see you have a James Faulkner on here . My Grt grt grt grandad was James Faulkner and Im wondering if this is the same one . Could I please trouble you to have a look for me please . I would be so grateful . many thanks Jean x
Hi all i have found some coroners deaths from warwickshire if you recognise any of the names let me know and i will tell you how the person died and when, the list is quite long so will keep adding to it today, some are children so if you recognise the name but haven't got them on census it may be because they had died, it does give names of mother father or wife or husbnd
William Todd
Richard packwood
isaac sproston
james faulkner
samuel grove ....etc
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So Sorry Kerry .. I have had a senior moment and was about to ask you to provide this again , My apologies :) regards Jean .
Ps Keep up the good work .. i find reading it so moving .. Notice Culpability was a lot to do with God so No Insurance Claims .. theyd have a field day these days :P
sorry jean found him
30 March 1833
Coroners warrant and inquest verdict in re James Faukner [sic] burnt to death at Morton Morrell.
kerry
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hi could i have any info you have on the jacksons and is there anything on the darlingtons.
Thank you in advance Sharon
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Hello Kerry
Thank you so much for this info about Judy, I really appreciate it.
Kindest Regards, Elle
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Hi,
Just noticed that you have a Ann Parker on your list. Think this may have been my a member of our family. Could you give me any info on this death.
Kind Regards
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Hi Kerry
Just to say great work on your part and appreciated by all those you have given great information too.
Please could I ask for the details of Ellen Gilks thats on your list please
kind regards Judi
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hi judi
5 January 1850
Ellen Gilks, 18 months, accidentally burnt at Ettington.
Deposition: Ann Gilks, wife of William, Fulready, Ettington, labourer, mother of deceased.
kerry
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hi lankyloo
26 January 1850
Ann Parker, accidentally burnt at Shottery, Old Stratford.
Depositions: Richard Parker, Shottery, labourer, husband of deceased; Charlotte George, Shottery.
kerry
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Many thanks this info is going to be really useful.
Kind Regards
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Hi Kerry
Thankyou so much for your reply, much appreciated
King Regards Judi
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Wow you have been working hard!
If I could have all the Davis' or Davies' on your list that would be great!
Maggib
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Hi Kerry,
Please could I ask for the info on Hannah Gibbs?
Many Thanks.
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hi maggi
16 October 1837
William Davis, prisoner in Warwick Gaol for debt; fever by Visitation of God. Deposition: Henry Holland, prisoner in County Gaol.
18 June 1838
Elizabeth Davis, prisoner in the House of Correction, Warwick, died by Visitation of God of an apoplexy.
Deposition: Mary Morgan, nurse.
20 October 1838
George Davis, 4 months, son of Richard, Snitterfield, died of mortification of foreskin by Visitation of God at Snitterfield.
Deposition: David Rice, Stratford-upon-Avon, surgeon.
2 April 1847
William Davis, 14, accidentally caught in a threshing machine at Ingon.
Depositions: Henry Cross, Ingon, farmer; Frederick Pritchard, Stratford-upon-Avon, surgeon; Richard Davis, Snitterfield, labourer, father of deceased.
10 February 1849
Bethnill Davis, died from burns sustained while intoxicated at Tysoe.
Depositions: Richard Fessey, Tysoe, labourer; Jeremiah Henry McGreal [?], Ilmington, surgeon; Moses Walker, Tysoe, labourer.
kerry
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hi sunny
2 December 1848
Hannah Gibbs, wife of Thomas, Moreton Morrell, died from burns at Moreton Morrell.
Deposition: Elizabeth Nash, wife of John, Moreton Morrell, labourer.
kerry
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Hi Kerry,
Is it possible to have details of the Taylors in your list?
Thanks, RM :-)
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hi rm
9 February 1835
Ann Taylor, found dead in a privy at Alcester; Visitation of God.
15 December 1836
Thomas Taylor: apoplexy by Visitation of God at Bidford.
16 July 1839
Daniel Taylor, 6, run over by a timber waggon from which he had fallen at Henley-in-Arden.
Depositions: Ann Blake, wife of Thomas, labourer; Charles Reading, son of Charles, Wootton, coal dealer; Thomas Wowen Jones, Henley-in-Arden, surgeon; Mary Taylor (stepmother to deceased).
29 June 1848
Emma Taylor, junior, daughter of Charles, Birmingham, bone button maker, of erysipelas and typhoid in the County Gaol, Warwick, staying with her mother Emma.
Deposition: Mary Ann Team
kerry
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Hi Kerrry,
Many thanks for that...I felt quite sick after reading it! Poor things!
However, very interesting
Maggi
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Hi Kerry,
Thanks for the info,
RM :-)
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Thank you Kerry, much appreciated.
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Hi Kerry
Keep up the good work!
So far I have four on your list. I would be very greatful for the details.
William Jones
Margaret Jones
William Rotherham
Elizabeth Mander
Looking forward to hearing your results,
EPC
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Hi Kerry could i have any info on any jacksons you have on your list.
Many thanks Sharon
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Hi Kerry, I'd be very interested in details for Ann, Hannah & Sarah Smith. With thanks, Mel
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hi epc
28 August 1838
Margaret Jones, died of natural causes at Willington, Barcheston.
Depositions: William Smiles, Shipston-on-Stour, surgeon; Alice Petty, wife of William, Willington, labourer.
15 May 1839
William Rotheram; Visitation of God at Ipsley.
Depositions: Joseph Rickman, son of William, Ullenhall, labourer; William Howard, Tanworth, labourer.
5 February 1840
Elizabeth Mander, wife of Charles, died at Radway of an epileptic fit by Visitation of God.
Depositions: Sarah Pheasey, daughter of William, Radway, labourer; John Mavor Brown, Kineton, surgeon.
11 April 1848
William Jones, of inflammation of lungs at Mickleton Tunnel by Visitation of God.
Depositions: William Ford, (Chipping) Campden, labourer; William Jones, sub contractor; William Smiles, Shipston-on-Stour, surgeon; James Charles Pritchard, Campden, surgeon; Joseph Hands, landlord 8 Bells, Chipping Campden.
kerry
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hi satchwell, there are a couple of hannah smith's
9 December 1848
Hannah Smith, 9, daughter of Job, accidentally burnt at Tysoe.
Depositions: Bridget Hanson, Tysoe; Caroline Smith, wife of Job, labourer, mother of deceased.
27 September 1836
Hannah Smith accidentally killed in Union Street, Stratford-upon-Avon, being run over by wagon belonging to Earl of Warwick.
1 December 1836
Ann Smith, wife of Edward, died of heart attack at Studley by visitation of God.
1 March 1836
Sarah Smith; apoplectic fit at Arrow.
Deposition of daughter-in-law, Mary, wife of Joshua, labourer.
kerry ;D
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hi sharon
23 January 1835
Ann Jackson, died by Visitation of God at house of her husband John, Norton Lindsey. With depositions of William Pratt, Budbroke, farmer; Susannah Court, Norton Lindsey, widow; Elizabeth Garfield, Honeybourne, Glos; Joseph Willcox, Warwick, surgeon.
10 September 1833
William Jackson, killed in a fight at Stratford-upon-Avon. Verdict of manslaughter against William York, George Morris and Isaac Barnett, all Stratford-upon-Avon, labourers.
23 January 1835
Ann Jackson, died by Visitation of God at house of her husband John, Norton Lindsey. With depositions of William Pratt, Budbroke, farmer; Susannah Court, Norton Lindsey, widow; Elizabeth Garfield, Honeybourne, Glos; Joseph Willcox, Warwick, surgeon.
kerry
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Kerry, many thanks for your time & effort to reply with this info. Every little bit of info helps build the family tree. Mel
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Hi Kerry,
I'm interested in Elizabeth Hollis and any other Hollis you have.
Penny xx
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Hello, Don Smith from Canada....you note a William Smith....could be my great grandfather, whose father Nathan Smith was born in Tachbrook and grandfather Thomas was born Harbury in 1792.
Just starting out and any help would be appreciated
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hi penny
21 April 1848
Elizabeth Hollis, 6, found drowned in a clay pit at Stratford-upon-Avon.
Depositions: Charles Blunn, Stratford-upon-Avon, servant; Sarah Hollis, singlewoman, mother of deceased; James Pritchard, Stratford-upon-Avon, surgeon; John Perks, Stratford-upon-Avon, labourer.
kerry :D
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hi don
5 June 1837
William Smith, died in Shottery Workhouse by Visitation of God.
kerry :)
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Thank you Kerry and all the other respondents, I am starting to get a better picture and will share what I have....I have discovered another cousin who may have more details as well.....last week I new very little about my grandfather....this week I can to back over 200 years thanks to all of you....here is what I have so far. From a variety of sources
It seems like I may have found a close cousin who shares the same grandfather as well through these links
Post 1: Don, I am pleased that what I have found is correct..If I am right as the Smith surname is so difficult..I have got back from Wilfred Bertie Smith whose father was William Smith who married Louisa Bayliss on my previous email I got her name wrong and named her Laura..and William's father was Nathan Smith who was born in Tachbrook a village near Leamington, Warwickshire..., and Nathan Smith's father was Thomas Smith born in Harbury, Warwickshire in 1792...I have also found the parents of Louisa Bayliss...I am not sure if this could be our link as I have a John Smith who married Charlotte Mills in Warwick, Warwickshire..But I am not sure if Charlotte's daughter Eliza Mills was his daughter....I can't find out anymore information as there are so many John Smiths..but it seems he came from Warwickshire so I don't know if it is our link..
Post 2: Hi Don, I have found the marriage GRO number for the marriage of Wilfred Bertie Smith and Florence Annie Knott 1907 Aston, Warwickshire which is now part of Birmingham..(still waiting for this) I have checked out ancestry and found two photographs of Florence Annie Knott...and one of Wilfred Bertie Smith..and also a son Harold who married Hilda Helen White...Harold was born 13th Jun 1910 in Birmingham...I have searched the 1911 census but not found him yet...I also checked out a birth for Wilfred Bertie and found one in Gloucester in 1881..I searched teh census returns and found a Wilfred Bertie was the son of William Smith and Laura. Both William and Laura were born in Leamington, Warwickshire..I will see if I can find a marriage reference for William and Laura....My 3rd great grandmotehr Eliza Mills who married a Tallis was illegitimate..But her mother Charlotte Mills married a John Smith in Warwick, Warwickshire c. 1817, after her baptism..Warwick is a few miles from Leamington... It was Eliza's daughter Eliza who married a John Smith and they moved to Aston, Birmingham...I don't think your Smith's link in with teh ones I sent earlier, and I have no idea how we are matched..but it does seem coincidental they are all in the same area...If you would like to send your email address I will send the photo's to you... It's not a problem for me to help in any way I can...
There's 1 Thomas Smith born Harbury.
Thomas Smith Christened/Feb.7 1793.parents:Thomas & Susanna.
Siblings:
Sarah.Ch.Aug.7 1796
Susanna Ch.Nov.13 1803
John Ch.May 24 1809
There's also this marriage:
Oct.18 1790 Harbury Thomas Smith=Susanna Allen.
Details:
Thomas Smith/of this Parish signed own hand
Susanna Allen of the Parish of Lighthorne signed X
Witnesses:William Biddle
William Beck
William Biddle appears on a number of marriages as a witness so probably a Church Warden.
jim
1851 Census
Nathan Smith 43 occ Plumber b Tachbrook Warks
Hannah 34 Wife b Tachbrook
Elizabeth 14 Daughter b Mallory Southam
Nathan 12 Son b Leamington
William 9 b Leamington
Benjamin 5 b Leamington
Helen 2 b Leamington
Fanny S 4 months b Leamington
Thomas 59 Father/Widower occ Tallow Chandler b Harbury
Joseph 19 Nephew occ Plumbers Apprentice b Barford
John C Grose 27 Lodger occ Curate of St Marys b Bodigen Cornwall
Residing at Clarendon Street, Leamington Priors, Warwickshire
Census Ref HO107/2072/574/6
Keyboard86
and as a visitor to ancestors.com perhaps the next level deeper
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Thomas Smith
PJJ SmithShortJordanHarrild PJJ 20110629_AncestryBIRTH: dd mm 1772 - Warwickshire, England
MARRIAGE: date - city, Bedfordshire, England
PARENTS: name surname, name surname
SPOUSE: name surname
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thanks Kerry xx
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Kerry can you tell me if there are later Coroner's death in Warwickshire late 1850's 60s.70s, I am looking for a Charles Smith, carpenter joiner with wife Eliza, married at St John Westwood in 1857. He is said to have died by 1866 so between those dates most likely. He is very elusive before and after the marriage. Not found in a Census. Any help much appreciated. Thank you
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hello could i have the following please
benjamin horton
hannah rawbone
thank you.
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hi megan
22 December 1835
Benjamin Horton, died at Henley-in-Arden; Visitation of God.
30 August 1838
Hannah Rawbone by Visitation of God at Alveston.
Depositions: David Rice, Stratford-upon-Avon, surgeon; William Rawbone, Alveston, labourer, husband of deceased.
kerry
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thank you not the ones for me though mine died barston solihull. but thank you so much for going to the trouble to look for me i really do appreciate it.
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Hi Kerry,
I'm interested in Sara Baker, samuel Baker,and Harriet Baker .
cheers
Dean
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Hi Kerry,
I'm interested in Joseph Gardner, Daniel Gardner and Thomas Gardiner .
cheers
Dean
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Hi Kerry,
I'm interested in Joseph Gardner, Daniel Gardner and Thomas Gardiner .
cheers
Dean
Wow! Snap - so am I! Thanks Kerry.
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hi dean
17 September 1835
Samuel Baker, found drowned in a well at Farnborough.
22 May 1837
Harriet Baker, infant, killed by falling from a stile at Oversley, Alcester.
13 September 1838
Sarah Baker, died at Luddington by Visitation of God.
Depositions: William Baker, Luddington, labourer, husband of deceased; Thomas Southam Burman, Stratford-upon-Avon, surgeon.
kerry ;D
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hi snowy, hi dean
14 June 1833
Anne Gardner, accidentally drowned in a well at Wasperton.
21 March 1836
Sarah Gardner, 18 months, daughter of William, cordwainer; accidentally scalded at Oversley.
18 September 1837
Joseph Gardener, Old Stratford, labourer; Charles Overton, Stratford-upon-Avon, carpenter; Mary Dale, wife of Charles, Stratford-upon-Avon, labourer; Ann Wright, wife of John, Stratford-upon-Avon, barber; David Rice, Stratford-upon-Avon, surgeon.
8 August 1838
John Powell Gardner, Pillerton Hersey, farmer; apoplexy by Visitation of God.
Depositions: Martha England, wife of John, Brackley, Northants., stone mason, sister of deceased; Mary Hancox, daughter of deceased; John Mavor Browne, Kineton, surgeon.
19 June 1839
Daniel Gardner, 18, son of John Powell Gardner, Oxhill, baker; shot himself while of unsound mind.
Depositions: John Powell Gardner, Oxhill, baker, father of deceased; Job Allitt, Oxhill, farmer; John Charles Burrows, Halford, surgeon; Robert Harris, Oxhill, cordwainer.
i know you didn't ask for sarah and ann but they have same surname so i thought i would add them just in case :)
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Hello. I am a bit late to this thread, sorry, but was googling for an ancestor Edward Neal(e) and this thread came up.
Would you still be able to send me any info from your list for Edward Neal who I think died in 1848/9 in Solihull. Don't worry if you are not doing this any more, but thanks very much.
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hi kerry i think that george hambridge could be a family member as my great grandad name was william hambridage who married sarah ann thompson in nuneaton and william hambridge dad was heoman hambridge they worked as boatman so they had a burge. william hambridge died in ealing i have no idea of what happen to sarah ann thompson
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hi kirsty
23 August 1835
George Hambridge, found drowned in the Warwick & Birmingham Canal at Budbrooke
kerry
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hi ardchronie
9 April 1849
Edward Neal, hit by a runaway horse and cart at Solihull.
Depositions: Ann Henson, Solihull; Joseph ---, servant to Mr. [John] Skinner, Solihull, builder.
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Hi Kerry,
Would kindly let me know what info you have on Joseph Kyte and William Workman.
Thank you.
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hi kerry could you please tell me any think about heaman hambridge he was my great great grandad and no nothink about him and where he was from as i was told there is irish in my family
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hi kerry could you please tell me any think about heaman hambridge he was my great great grandad and no nothink about him and where he was from as i was told there is irish in my family
Sorry kerry slight off topic
Kirsty you ov never got my p.m. 1967 Percy Hambridge steerer of Badsey & paired with w/wrens Greenshank carried grain & tomato puree from Brentford to Birmingham . he also carried cocoa beans from limehouse to cadburys . Badsey was paired with Alperton in 1968 still with sreerer Percy Hambridge.
(Thanks Kerry hope you & family are all well)
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Info on Thomas HAINES please :)!
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Hi Kerry - I think Charles Heritage is one of mine. If you're still around could you tell me what happened to him? Thank you :)
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Hi Kerry,
Ive only just come across RC and joined today. This is my first post !
I found this thread with the search facility and have read through the whole lot, your work is tireless and never ending. May i just say thank you on behalf of myself and everyone else.
Right thats the grovelling over ;D ;D ;D
I would very much appreciate it if you could give me the details of ....
JOHN DYDE
..from your list.
Many thanks in advance
Graham
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Hi, I see on your list there is a Richard Such, I believe this to be one of mine and would greatly appreciate any info you might have on him
Many thanks
Bumblemum
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Kerry, what a wonderful job. Unfortunately, I didn't recognize any names. thanks
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hi can you please tell me where Percy Hambridge was born thanks
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Have a Richard Gilbert in my family born around 1800 or earlier.
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Hi Kerry - I'll try the James Archer please :)
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Kerry can please see if you have anything for Taylor, Stringer or Hall? Many thanks.
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Your list show a Richard Gilbert on it. Is there any more information you can give me. Thanks
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Hi, Could you please let me know about the Heritages on your list, thankyou x Jo
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Your list shows Joseph Buggins, have you any info for me please :)
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Please send me the information on Ellen Gilks
Thanks
Christine
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Hi Kerry, would appreciate a look up for William Green and Thomas Green..... Thanks....Maza
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Hi Kerry,
Apologies for having come to the party late but I would be very interested to learn more of both Thomas Chatterly and Elizabeth Townsend.
Thanks in advance.
Keith
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3 June 1835
Thomas Chatterley, died by Visitation of God at Snitterfield.
23 August 1836
Elizabeth Townsend, servant to William Jones, died of an apoplexy at Alcester.
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William Morris may be mine - can you please advise on that please.
thanks
TB
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Kerry,
Many thanks. Not ny Elizabeth Townsend but Thomas Chatterley looks promising. Don' suppose there was any indication of age at death in those documents?
Keith
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Hi Kerry,
I think William Morris might be an ancestor of mine. The story passed down from my mother is that he apparently suicided by throwing himself in the canal.
Would love to know if you can confirm this or not.
regards
John
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William Clarke died 1849 in Warwick and also his grandad William Clarke died 1844 in Warwick.
Many thanks
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Hi could you please supply details on Daniel Haselwood and Infant daughter of Sarah Hazlewood.
Thanks
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Sarah White please if you are still able to provide further information for the names on this list. Thanks so much. Particularly hoping she proves to be the wife of William White and dying somewhere between 1836 and 1851 possibly in the Knowle area.
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Would you happen to still have any information on Mary Fletcher, d. 1896, and possibly William Fletcher (or a John William Fletcher, aged 13 months, d. 1887)? Thank you.
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hi,
realise this is an old thread but im interested in john elvins if anyone is still replying
thank you
racheal
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Would it be possible to have the information for Timothy Smith, also each of the Hannah Smiths on the list. Thank you
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Hi Kerry, I've just had your site recommended to me and hope you can help. I'm trying to discover more about the death of THOMAS ETCHES who died in 1836 and was buried on the 6th November at St. Philip's Cathedral, Birmingham. He was 35 and a stonemason. If his death was accidental and as he was quite young I'm hoping that there is a coroner's report available. Many thanks.
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Hello, I see this is an old thread but if you’re still around then I’d be very interested in the infant daughter of James Knowles please.
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Hello Gemma, Welcome to RootsChat :)
Although this topic is 10 years old, the poster was active a few days ago and will be notified of your reply to their topic.
Regards
Sarah
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Hi Gemma
Infant daughter of James Knowles, Alcester, needlepointer, died of suffocation.
Depositions: Sarah Walker, Alcester, widow; William Haywood, Alcester, sexton; George Wyman, Alcester, surgeon; Jeremiah Spooner, Alcester, constable; Henry Overbury, Registrar of Births & Deaths; Elizabeth Hawkins, wife of William, Alcester, mason, mother of Mrs. Knowles.
Date: 17 April 1847
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Thank you very much Kerry
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Hello Kerry, I've just come across your fascinating thread. Thank you for all your work. I see a Samuel Jordan listed and I wonder if you might be able to tell me something about him, please.
Thanks, Bill
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Thomas Huband and Sarah Harvey would be of interest to me. Thanks !