warwickshire deaths

[judi2632]

Hi Kerry

Thankyou so much for your reply, much appreciated

King Regards Judi

[maggib]

Wow you have been working hard!
If I could have all the Davis' or Davies' on your list  that would be great!
Maggib

[Sunnee_Dee]

Hi Kerry,

Please could I ask for the info on Hannah Gibbs?

Many Thanks.

[kerry1212]

hi maggi

16 October 1837

William Davis, prisoner in Warwick Gaol for debt; fever by Visitation of God. Deposition: Henry Holland, prisoner in County Gaol.

18 June 1838

Elizabeth Davis, prisoner in the House of Correction, Warwick, died by Visitation of God of an apoplexy.
Deposition: Mary Morgan, nurse.


20 October 1838

George Davis, 4 months, son of Richard, Snitterfield, died of mortification of foreskin by Visitation of God at Snitterfield.
Deposition: David Rice, Stratford-upon-Avon, surgeon.

2 April 1847

William Davis, 14, accidentally caught in a threshing machine at Ingon.
Depositions: Henry Cross, Ingon, farmer; Frederick Pritchard, Stratford-upon-Avon, surgeon; Richard Davis, Snitterfield, labourer, father of deceased.

10 February 1849

Bethnill Davis, died from burns sustained while intoxicated at Tysoe.
Depositions: Richard Fessey, Tysoe, labourer; Jeremiah Henry McGreal [?], Ilmington, surgeon; Moses Walker, Tysoe, labourer.

kerry

[kerry1212]

hi sunny

2 December 1848

Hannah Gibbs, wife of Thomas, Moreton Morrell, died from burns at Moreton Morrell.
Deposition: Elizabeth Nash, wife of John, Moreton Morrell, labourer.


kerry

[rosiemagic]

Hi Kerry,

Is it possible to have details of the Taylors in your list?

Thanks, RM :-)

[kerry1212]

hi rm

9 February 1835

Ann Taylor, found dead in a privy at Alcester; Visitation of God.

15 December 1836

Thomas Taylor: apoplexy by Visitation of God at Bidford.

16 July 1839

Daniel Taylor, 6, run over by a timber waggon from which he had fallen at Henley-in-Arden.
Depositions: Ann Blake, wife of Thomas, labourer; Charles Reading, son of Charles, Wootton, coal dealer; Thomas Wowen Jones, Henley-in-Arden, surgeon; Mary Taylor (stepmother to deceased).

29 June 1848

Emma Taylor, junior, daughter of Charles, Birmingham, bone button maker, of erysipelas and typhoid in the County Gaol, Warwick, staying with her mother Emma.
Deposition: Mary Ann Team


kerry

[maggib]

Hi Kerrry,
Many thanks for that...I felt quite sick after reading it! Poor things!
However, very interesting
Maggi

[rosiemagic]

Hi Kerry,

Thanks for the info,

RM :-)