Inquest Huddersfield in the Leeds Mercury newspaper Wed Oct 8th 1884
Inquest Huddersfield-At the Sportsman's arms (Corner of John William street/St John's road and Fitzwilliam Street Huddersfield behind the old railway goods yard) regarding the death of Adam Saville aged 55 a cart driver, Saville went to the station to load bran, and 15 sacks had already been loaded on the cart from the upper room in the goods warehouse at the Lancashire & Yorkshire station (Huddersfield), when he had been noticed to fall from a landing about 8 ft from the ground. He died in about 5 to 10 minutes before the arrival of a medical man. As Mr Currie, surgeon at the infirmary could not say whether death arose from dislocation of the neck or natural causes, there was an adjournment to enable a post-mortem to be made. Mr Currie having made the examination, found death had arisen from dislocation of the neck and a verdict of 'Accidental death' was returned.
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With the inquest held in Huddersfield and GRO registered death in Huddersfield, his address Paddock Huddersfield - Longwood cemetery, or St Marks Church graveyard Longwood, Paddock Church graveyard, St Luke's church graveyard Milnsbridge or Baptist chapel graveyard also in Milnsbridge are the likely places Adam is buried
