Sudden Death William Harrison 1837 of Newnham (Inquests)

by ChrisW @, Thursday, April 10, 2008, 08:52 (5854 days ago) @ ChrisW

Jun 3. INQUESTS. MELANCHOLY INSTANCES OF SUDDEN DEATH.

Inquests have been taken this week before John Cooke, Esq. Coroner, under the following rather appalling circumstances: At Newnham, on the body of WILLIAM HARRISON, of the Unicorn public house in that town, who, on Saturday last, went into a shop for the purpose of being shaved, and while in the act of preparing for that operation, he fell to the ground, and in a moment breathed his last. He was 57 years of age, and it was ascertained that his death was occasioned by an attack of apoplexy. Verdict, Died by the Visitation of God.

Record_ID: 32753
Entry Number: 438
Year: 1837
Month: May
Day: 31
Surname: HARRISON
Forenames: William
Place of Residence: Newnham
Age at death: 65
Officiating Minister: Rob[ert] Rashdall
Event: Burial
Cause of death:
Memoranda:
Notes:
Register Reference: P228 IN 1/8
Page No: 55
Parish_Chapel: Newnham
Soundex: H625


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