Cause of death?

[JulesT]

Can anyone decipher what is in the cause of death column?  Also the son-in-law's name?

My attempt is:
Acute Enteritis ??
Sudden
as certified by
George
MBCM
who examined? the body after death

Son in law's name: M. McF?

[Roger in Sussex]

Looking at the word Street in the next column I think perhaps it was George Storer.

Roger

[Alexander.]

I think the son in law is M. McFetridge.

I agree with your transcription on the cause of death, and George Storer as Roger suggested.

Alexander

[JulesT]

Thanks.  Amazing what people actually died from in those days!

Jules

[Billyblue]

Not only 'in those days' (whenever they were)

Can be a cause of death today, especially in poorer countries, or in infants.

Dawn M

[JulesT]

  I never thought of it like that - that's my problem, sometimes my mouth works before my brain engages.

Jules

[halpark]

I think there is a mistake here. George Storer (I would agree with the name) was the medical attendant who certified the death, not the son-in-law whose name appears in the next column as the informant and whose name was asked for. He lived at Tennant Street, Coatbridge (I think I have that right!) - but his name looks like Fetbridge. I really cannot make it out but perhaps someone else can?

[halpark]

Apologies - I did not read the question carefully to see that all the columns were asked for - but the son-in-law's name is still a puzzle.

[1pds]

Yes, I make it Acute Enteritis Sudden too...