I may be able to help. In my HADDOCK notes I have a William Rollings HADDOCK who was buried at Cinderford St Johns on 9th March 1879, aged 32 years. I'm fairly certain that this William was the brother of Tom Watts HADDOCK, born 1845 Monmouth. The reference to phthisis, 2 months, could be that William had been suffering from tuberculosis for two months prior to his death. His brother Tom could be the person who registered the death.

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Barbara Lavender