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Offline kob3203

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Can you read the cause of death ?
« on: Friday 09 December 22 13:35 GMT (UK) »
I can't make head or tail of the first two lines, although I'm fairly sure that the last two are "Six months certified". Can anybody help ?

Here's the link to the original document at Irish Genealogy if you need to see more of the handwriting. It's the first entry, number 432

https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/deaths_returns/deaths_1906/05545/4555321.pdf
Most roots researched back to the early/mid 1800s. Years noted as 'pre' refer to my direct ancestors, although I'm interested in any relatives:
Mitchelstown, Co.Cork: CORBETT (pre1935), SWEENEY  (pre1935), CUSACK? (pre1894), KEYS? (pre1894)
Mallow, Co.Cork: BROWNE (1895-1935)
Caher, Co.Tipp: BROWNE (pre1895), PURTELL(pre1895)
Cashel, Co.Tipp: FANNING (pre1886)
Llanelly, Carms: GRIFFITHS (pre1934), REYNOLDS (pre1901), WILLIAMS (pre1934)
Ton Pentre, Glams: LEWIS (pre1901)

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Re: Can you read the cause of death ?
« Reply #1 on: Friday 09 December 22 13:43 GMT (UK) »
I think it is epithelioma of upper maxilla

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Re: Can you read the cause of death ?
« Reply #2 on: Friday 09 December 22 13:47 GMT (UK) »
Quote from: BumbleB on Friday 09 December 22 13:43 GMT (UK)
I think it is epithelioma of upper maxilla



Agree  :)

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Re: Can you read the cause of death ?
« Reply #3 on: Friday 09 December 22 14:11 GMT (UK) »
Quote from: BumbleB on Friday 09 December 22 13:43 GMT (UK)
I think it is epithelioma of upper maxilla

...and another one to agree  :)


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Re: Can you read the cause of death ?
« Reply #4 on: Friday 09 December 22 14:38 GMT (UK) »
Epithelioma = abnormal growth or tumour.

Upper maxilla = upper jaw.
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Re: Can you read the cause of death ?
« Reply #5 on: Saturday 10 December 22 16:10 GMT (UK) »
Thanks everybody - I can see it now
Most roots researched back to the early/mid 1800s. Years noted as 'pre' refer to my direct ancestors, although I'm interested in any relatives:
Mitchelstown, Co.Cork: CORBETT (pre1935), SWEENEY  (pre1935), CUSACK? (pre1894), KEYS? (pre1894)
Mallow, Co.Cork: BROWNE (1895-1935)
Caher, Co.Tipp: BROWNE (pre1895), PURTELL(pre1895)
Cashel, Co.Tipp: FANNING (pre1886)
Llanelly, Carms: GRIFFITHS (pre1934), REYNOLDS (pre1901), WILLIAMS (pre1934)
Ton Pentre, Glams: LEWIS (pre1901)
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