| Description | An abstract of inquisitions taken by William Dinsdale of Aiskew one of the coroners for the county of York and given in at the Spring Assizes held at the Castle of York on 10 March 1848
Fifty-one inquests are listed:
- William Haw pauper. Inquest held at Yafforth on 17 July 1847. Verdict: accidentally suffocated
- Ann Sibbitt aged 64 years singlewoman. Inquest held at Aiskew on 19 July 1847. Verdict: skull accidentally fractured
- Margaret Place aged 10 years daughter of Francis Place. Inquest held at Melbecks on 21 July 1847. Verdict: accidental death
- Rosamond Elgie aged 6 years daughter of Henry Elgie. Inquest held at Yafforth on 30 July 1847. Verdict: accidentally burned to death
- Joseph Banks aged 80 years butcher. Inquest held at Aiskew on 2 August 1847. Verdict: found dead
- William Binks aged 66 years farmer. Inquest held at Ellington on 9 August 1847. Verdict: apoplexy
- Isabella Dawson aged 34 years wife of John Dawson. Inquest held at Carlton on 15 August 1847. Verdict: found dead
- Philip Thornton aged 66 years cartwright. Inquest held at Ainderby Quernhow on 20 August 1847. Verdict: found dead in bed
- William Jefferson aged 35 years cattle dealer. Inquest held at Croft on 23 August 1847. Verdict: accidental death
- John Corsan aged 55 years surgeon. Inquest held at Reeth on 1 September 1847. Verdict: died in a fit of apoplexy
- Mary Longstaff aged 66 years wife of Thomas Langstaff [sic]. Inquest held at East Harlsey on 11 September 1847. Verdict: apoplexy produced by excitement
- Frederick Ward aged 54 years labourer. Inquest held at Northallerton on 11 September 1847. Verdict: died of a diseased liver and viscera generally
- William Suffield aged 76 years labourer and pauper. Inquest held at Thirsk on 14 September 1847. Verdict: found dead in bed
- Ephraim Walker aged 17 years joiner. Inquest held at Skipton on 21 September 1847. Verdict: bladder ruptured by a beam accidentally falling upon him
- Martin Walker aged 51 years labourer. Inquest held at Carlton on 23 September 1847. Verdict: accidentally killed by two railway waggons passing over him
- Joseph Long aged 23 years butcher. Inquest held at Barningham on 2 October 1847. Verdict: died of an effusion of blood on the brain
- Hannah Place aged 2 months daughter of John Place. Inquest held at Feetham on 2 October 1847. Verdict: found dead in bed
- Mary Bearpark aged 37 years daughter of John Bearpark. Inquest held at Constable Burton on 6 October 1847. Verdict: apoplexy
- Elizabeth Storrah aged 63 years widow. Inquest held at Exelby, Leeming and Newton on 7 October 1847. Verdict: found dead in bed
- John McKenzie aged 40 years labourer. Inquest held at Catton on 11 October 1847. Verdict: accidentally drowned
- Teresa Sherwood aged 35 years singlewoman. Inquest held at Northallerton on 13 October 1847. Verdict: died of weakness and debility
- Jane Rymer aged 72 years widow. Inquest held at East Witton on 14 October 1847. Verdict: found dead
- John Wilkinson aged 86 years butcher. Inquest held at Masham on 27 October 1847. Verdict: found dead in bed
- James Hugill aged 43 years labourer. Inquest held at Northallerton on 28 October 1847. Verdict: head accidentally fractured
- Ann Collins aged 49 years widow. Inquest held at Baldersby on 29 October 1847. Verdict: found dead in bed
- Margaret Lobley aged 70 years widow. Inquest held at Preston on 2 November 1847. Verdict: by the visitation of God
- Robert Webster aged 46 years farmer. Inquest held at Pickhill on 3 November 1847. Verdict: accidentally killed by a wall falling upon him
- Ralph Pamley aged 70 years collier. Inquest held at Hornby on 12 November 1847. Verdict: by the visitation of God
- Elizabeth Frankland aged 71 years widow. Inquest held at Hunton on 13 November 1847. Verdict: died of a diseased heart
- Thomas Wheldon aged 8 years son of Thomas Wheldon. Inquest held at Northallerton on 18 November 1847. Verdict: accidentally killed by a carriage
- John Hodgson esquire aged 45 years gentleman. Inquest held at Norton Conyers on 20 November 1847. Verdict: by shooting himself in a fit of temporary insanity
- Joseph Sunter aged 56 years mining agent. Inquest held at Feetham on 23 November 1847. Verdict: by the visitation of God
- Thomas Metcalfe aged 5 years son of Jonas Metcalf [sic]. Inquest held at Langthorne on 2 December 1847. Verdict: accidentally burned to death
- Christopher Parkinson aged 36 years labourer. Inquest held at North Cowton on 3 December 1847. Verdict: by the visitation of God
- Thomas Goldsborough aged 70 years farmer and gamekeeper. Inquest held at Northallerton on 16 December 1847. Verdict: died of a diseased heart
- James Russell aged 34 years miner. Inquest held at Castle Bolton on 26 December 1847. Verdict: accidental death
- George Alderson aged 82 years labourer. Inquest held at Morton on 27 December 1847. Verdict: by the visitation of God
- David Ellerton aged 67 years schoolmaster. Inquest held at Brompton on Swale on 30 December 1847. Verdict: by the visitation of God
- Maria Baines aged 2 years daughter of Robert Baines. Inquest held at Patrick Brompton on 31 December 1847. Verdict: found dead in bed
- Richard Oastler aged 60 years farmer. Inquest held at Thrintoft on 3 January 1848. Verdict: hanged himself in a fit of temporary insanity
- Mary Ann Middleton aged 8 weeks daughter of John Middleton. Inquest held at Northallerton on 3 January 1848. Verdict: by the visitation of God
- Arthur Iveson aged 26 years woolcomber. Inquest held at Hawes on 7 January 1848. Verdict: manslaughter against John Iveson
- Thomas Tennant aged 52 years farmer. Inquest held at Stalling Busk on 21 January 1848. Verdict: found dead in bed
- John Cleasby aged 44 years farmer. Inquest held at Arkengarthdale on 7 February 1848. Verdict: by rupturing a blood vessel
- John Mawson aged 70 years farmer. Inquest held at Topcliffe on 16 February 1848. Verdict: by the visitation of God
- Judith Pickard aged 78 years wife of Francis Pickard. Inquest held at Carlton on 19 February 1848. Verdict: by rupturing a blood vessel
- Christopher Beckwith aged 70 years labourer. Inquest held at Catton on 20 February 1848. Verdict: accidentally killed by a horse and cart passing over him
- John Whiteley aged 33 years cotton spinner. Inquest held at Northallerton on 21 February 1848. Verdict: by the visitation of God
- Esther Varo aged 20 years singlewoman. Inquest held at Ellington on 23 February 1848. Verdict: found dead in bed
- John Pawson aged 47 years innkeeper. Inquest held at Dishforth on 24 February 1848. Verdict: accidental death
- a new born male child. Inquest held at Northallerton on 8 March 1848. Verdict: found dead |