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Title: Help with 3 death certificates - cause of death
Post by: Sally Brealey on Friday 07 July 23 20:13 BST (UK)
Hi

Wonder if anyone can help with these cause of deaths

https://imgur.com/a/R5eW9TX

Thanks
Title: Re: Help with 3 death certificates - cause of death
Post by: osprey on Friday 07 July 23 20:27 BST (UK)
first one is Morbus Brightii - Bright's Disease

Title: Re: Help with 3 death certificates - cause of death
Post by: osprey on Friday 07 July 23 20:35 BST (UK)
second one
Febris Rubra Anginosa
and third one
Anginosa

Scarlet fever? Scarlatina?

 :-\
Title: Re: Help with 3 death certificates - cause of death
Post by: Sally Brealey on Friday 07 July 23 20:46 BST (UK)
first one is Morbus Brightii - Bright's Disease

Thanks. I thought it was bright disease but couldn't figure out how it was worded.
Title: Re: Help with 3 death certificates - cause of death
Post by: Sally Brealey on Friday 07 July 23 20:47 BST (UK)
second one
Febris Rubra Anginosa
and third one
Anginosa

Scarlet fever? Scarlatina?

 :-\

I know some of the other children died from this.

Poor woman had 14 children and 10 died in childhood
Title: Re: Help with 3 death certificates - cause of death
Post by: Treetotal on Friday 07 July 23 22:27 BST (UK)
I think Anginosa is what we now know as Angina. There was also an Epidemic of Scarletina Anginosa in 1831.
Carol
Title: Re: Help with 3 death certificates - cause of death
Post by: Isabel H on Saturday 08 July 23 08:02 BST (UK)
I found this re scarlet fever:
VARIETIES. I. S. Simplex. A scarlet rash with moderate fever, redness, but no ulceration of the throat. 2. S. Anginosa. Ulceration of the throat, with tendency to the formation of abscess in the neck; the temperature is high, and the circulatory disturbance great