Document referenceQSB 1819 2/16/1
TitleAbstract of coroner's inquests for the liberty of Langbaurgh
DescriptionAn abstract of inquisitions taken by George Brigham of Rudby coroner and given in at the Lent Assizes 1819 held at the Castle of York

Thirteen inquests are listed:

- Ann Herling. Inquest held at Middleton on 15 July 1818. Verdict: visitation of God

- John Urwin. Inquest held at Loftus on 21 July 1818. Verdict: accidentally drowned

- John Ramshaw. Inquest held at Stokesley on 23 July 1818. Verdict: found drowned

- Thomas Wilson. Inquest held at Low Worsall on 25 July 1818. Verdict: accidentally drowned

- Jos[eph] Gailes. Inquest held at Little Ayton on 18 September 1818. Verdict: found drowned

- Jane Swinstone. Inquest held at Linthorpe on 13 October 1818. Verdict: accidentally burnt

- William Pitcher. Inquest held at Great Ayton on 14 October 1818. Verdict: shot himself

- Simon Smith. Inquest held at Stokesley on 28 October 1818. Verdict: visitation of God

- Thomas Mead. Inquest held at Glaisdale on 2 December 1818. Verdict: stone falling upon him

- Thomas Snaith. Inquest held at Stokesley on 12 December 1818. Verdict: accidental death falling down a pair of stairs

- Jane Hutton. Inquest held at Marske on 28 December 1818. Verdict: visitation of God

- John Smith. Inquest held at East Rounton on 4 January 1819. Verdict: visitation of God

- John Skinfield. Inquest held at Staithes on 18 January 1819. Verdict: drowned by the upset of a cobble

Also - "January 8 - sundry expenses in procuring evidence respecting the death of David Slater's sister at Lealholm Bridge"
Date6 Mar 1819
LevelItem
Extent1 piece
Catalogue statusCatalogued
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