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Offline Humphreyjohn

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Middlesex Coroner's Report 1870
« on: Friday 25 November 11 15:00 GMT (UK) »
The 16/10/1870 Holborn death certificate of my 3 x greatgrandmother Elizabeth Piguet [nee Allcorn] states that she died following a fall in the street. The certificate adds: "Information received from Edwin Lankester Coroner for Middlesex 23 Gt. Marlboro Street W Inquest held 18th Octr 1870"
Does anyone know if such coroner's reports are available, and where from?
I'm in Canada, so I would have to apply for it by mail or email.
Best regards -  John Humphrey

Offline nanny jan

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Re: Middlesex Coroner's Report 1870
« Reply #1 on: Friday 25 November 11 17:24 GMT (UK) »
Hi,

If the papers have survived the London Metrpolitan Archives might have them or know where they might be.

Email the details you have included in the posting.

ask.lmaATcityoflondon.gov.uk            replace AT with @

I've emailed a few times regarding Inquests and found the staff to be very helpful.

Good luck!

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Re: Middlesex Coroner's Report 1870
« Reply #2 on: Friday 25 November 11 20:22 GMT (UK) »
Hi

The LMA have a leaflet on Coroners' records they hold.

http://217.154.230.218/NR/rdonlyres/B4AD8012-54EA-4A38-BD3D-273ABB331498/0/41CORONERSRECORDSFORLONDONANDMIDDLESEX.pdf


The survival of Coroners' records can be poor. If a local newspaper covered the inquest that is often the best source for surviving information.


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Valda
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