finding a death

[emmsthheight]

Hi again 

1901  Anno 1901 die 16 mensis Julii  Sarah Fagan ex Workington

aetatis 31 in……[ Sacramento munit crossed out]

, die 19 Julii sepultum,........................................., publico

Joannes Standish          Mis Coady

I've missed out the long pretyped latin, but the bit in brackets basically means she didn't receive the final sacraments of the church.  Literally fortified by the rites of the church and then known as last rites or Extreme Unction.

Basically though:

Sarah Fagan, aged 31 from Workington died 16th Jult 1901 and was buried on the 19th following a service in the Roman Catholic Church at Workington.There's a similar entry for the little girl Rose Anna:

1901  Ano 1901 die 6 mensis Octobris Rosa Anna

Fagan ex Workington eatatis infant………..,,…..

Die 8 Octobris sepultum……………in cemeterio publico

Franciscus Hutchinson OSB MissApso

ie. An infant Rose Anna Fagan of Workington died 6th October 1901 and was buried the 8th October in the public cemetery, following a ceremony at Workington RC Church.

This was Our Lady Star of the Sea, and until very recently it was run by priests from the Benedictine order.  There was also a hospital.

Then they were both buried in the public cemetery.

It was these cemetery records I didn't find.

I'll double check though.  I didn't have time to ask or look on the shelves at transcripts.

Best wishes

Emms   

[cass]

Many thanks Emms for this - certainly looks like them. Cass

[emmsthheight]

Hi

You're welcome

I'll see what else I can see when I go in again.

Best wishes

Emms