Document referenceQSB 1808 4/16/2
TitleAbstract of coroner's inquests for the wapentake of Langbaurgh
DescriptionAn abstract of inquisitions taken by Thomas Smith of Stokesley coroner and given in at the Lammas Assizes 1808 held at the Castle of York

Nineteen inquests are listed:

- Margaret Williamson. Inquest held at Guisborough on 8 March 1808. Verdict: burnt

- Elizabeth Jeffills. Inquest held at Lythe on 20 March 1808. Verdict: visitation of God

- a man unknown. Inquest held at Redcar on 27 March 1808. Verdict: drowned

- J. Mather. Inquest held at Redcar on 27 March 1808. Verdict: drowned

- a man unknown. Inquest held at Redcar on 28 March 1808. Verdict: drowned

- a man unknown. Inquest held at Redcar on 29 March1808. Verdict: drowned

- a man unknown. Inquest held at Redcar on 29 March 1808. Verdict: drowned

- a man unknown. Inquest held at Redcar on 29 March 1808. Verdict: drowned

- a man unknown. Inquest held at Redcar on 29 March 1808. Verdict: drowned

- a man unknown. Inquest held at Redcar on 29 March 1808. Verdict: drowned

- a man unknown. Inquest held at Redcar on 29 March 1808. Verdict: drowned

- a man unknown. Inquest held at Redcar on 29 March 1808. Verdict: drowned

- Garbutt Heselton. Inquest held at Normanby on 30 March 1808. Verdict: by a mare

- Ann Bulmer. Inquest held at Coatham on 14 April 1808. Verdict: drowned

- Robert Harrison. Inquest held at Hutton Rudby on 24 April 1808. Verdict: found dead

- Elizabeth Whatt. Inquest held at Easby on 27 April 1808. Verdict: drowned

- Mary Jackson. Inquest held at Hutton Rudby on 17 May 1808. Verdict: visitation of God

- John Minnakin. Inquest held at Redcar on 28 June 1808. Verdict: hanged

- Mary Pennock. Inquest held at Staithes on 11 July 1808. Verdict: hanged
Date1 Aug 1808
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Catalogue statusCatalogued
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