| Description | Account for inquisitions held by John Plowman coroner for the liberty of St Peter of York in 1833
Three inquests are listed:
- Thomas Richardson of Helperby. Inquest held at Helperby on 8 March 1833. Verdict: death by a cart drawn by one horse passing or going over the body on Tuesday 5 March, from which accident he languished until Wednesday 6 March when he expired
- Robert Archer. Inquest held at Warthill on 26 May 1833. Verdict: by the visitation of God in a natural way
- George Dobson of Haxby. Inquest held at Haxby on 21 June 1833. Verdict: death caused by an empty waggon drawn by three horses at Marton cum Moxby on Tuesday 18 June, from which accident he languished until Friday 21 June when he expired |