Document referenceQSB 1848 2/16/8
TitleAccount of expenses for holding coroner's inquests
DescriptionAmount of sums paid by William Dinsdale of Aiskew coroner for inquests held between January and March 1848. With accounts of expenses for holding individual inquests

Fourteen inquests are listed:

- Arthur Iveson aged 26 years. Inquest held at Hawes on 7 January 1848. Verdict: manslaughter against John Iveson

- Thomas Tennant aged 52 years. Inquest held at Stalling Busk on 21 January 1848. Verdict: found dead in bed without mark of violence

- John Cleasby aged 44 years. Inquest held at Arkengarthdale on 7 February 1848. Verdict: by rupturing a blood vessel

- John Mawson aged 70 years. Inquest held at Topcliffe on 16 February 1848. Verdict: by the visitation of God

- Judith Pickard aged 78 years. Inquest held at Carlton on 19 February 1848. Verdict: by rupturing a blood vessel

- Christopher Beckwith aged 70 years. Inquest held at Catton on 20 February 1848. Verdict: accidentally killed by a horse and cart passing over him

- John Whiteley aged 33 years. Inquest held at Northallerton on 21 February 1848. Verdict: by the visitation of God

- Esther Varo aged 20 years. Inquest held at Ellington on 23 February 1848. Verdict: found dead in bed

- John Pawson aged 47 years. 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

- Hannah Percival aged 2 years. Inquest held at Carperby on 11 March 1848. Verdict: accidentally burned to death

- a man unknown. Inquest held at Catterick on 13 March 1848. Verdict: found dead upon Leeming Lane without marks of violence

- William Relham aged 32 years. Inquest held at Northallerton on 20 March 1848. Verdict: by the visitation of God

- Frederick Smith aged 32 years. Inquest held at Northallerton on 31 March 1848. Verdict: by the visitation of God
Date1848
LevelItem
Extent24 pieces
Catalogue statusCatalogued
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