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Beginners => Family History Beginners Board => Topic started by: blackbird1 on Wednesday 05 April 06 17:52 BST (UK)
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hi im trying to find out which newspaper would likely carry an inquest report on the death of henry tarbottom who died aged 42 in the hull asylum, willerby east yorkshire on the 12th july 1885. his death was reported as due to inflammation of the brain following a fall on the 9th july 1885
can anyone help
thankyou
mary
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If you PM me on Friday I will try to look it up for you at the weekend. But I wouldn't be too confident that there was actually an inquest - have you got the death certificate? It usually says on that whether there was an inquest. Even if there was, it may not have been reported.
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hi there,
thanks for replying. Yes i have death certificate and it states that an inquest was held on the 12/13th july 1885. I was interested in the main hull newspapers of that day. Only know of the Hull Daily Mail but dont know that first appeared in print
Mary
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Hi
You could contact East Riding Archive and ask whether they have survivng coroners inquests for 1885. If they have survived and are indexed they may be able to copy them for you, although I would expect there would be a fee for this.
http://www.eastriding.gov.uk/libraries/archives/index.html
They may even still have the asylum records which may cover admission, it may be worth asking them whether they have these records as your Henry Tabottom may be included here.
Ask them whether they know where they are kept if they don't hold them
Good luck
lemon
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to lemon
brilliant idea, will do that today
thanks
mary