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This looks quite likely to be your Henry Grainger:
Sunderland Daily Echo & Shipping Gazette
21 Jan 1895 page 3 col 1
STRANGE DEATH AT HOUGHTON
Yesterday morning, a man was found in a dying condition at Houghton limeworks, and being
removed to the workhouse there died very shortly afterwards. He was heard to say something about "Roker", which caused the county police to forward a description of the deceased to the Sunderland Authorities, with a view to identification.
The man is stated to be apparently from 50 to 55 years old, 5ft 4in. high, of fair complexion, with brown eyes, hair, whickers and moustache, turning grey; he was dressed when found in a blue reefer jacker, grey tweed trousers and waistcoat, grey tweed trousers and waistcoat, grey and white striped flanne shirt, fur cap, with blue cotton lining, grey worsted stiockings and old elastice sided boots.
The latest information is the the deceased is Henry Grainger, of 3 Zetland-street, Monkwearnouth. Grainger was recently fined half a crown at the Sunderland Poloce Court in a School Board prosecution case, and failing to pay was sent to Durham gaol for three days. He was liberated last Friday morning and it is supposed that he was tramping back to Sunderland when found, and had become exhausted.
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