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Offline SamuelF992

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Re: Can anyone find my great-great-grandfather's death? (George Elsbury, 1867-?)
« Reply #18 on: Friday 06 September 19 22:55 BST (UK) »
Quote from: Mckha489 on Friday 06 September 19 22:52 BST (UK)
Quote from: Capetown on Friday 06 September 19 20:00 BST (UK)
The previously quoted Newspaper report (British Newspapers on Line) was Published, Tuesday 7 December 1909

Headed: Sad Case of Cruelty in Bristol.

The last child, Frederick Charles Elsbury's birth registered: D Quarter 1907


Oops, shouldn’t do these things too early in the am.  :)

Haha, no worries! Thank you for helping out.  :)
2nd generation - Fawcett, Elsbury, Sanders, Aldridge
3rd - as above, Hutchison, Babb, Enticott, Edwards
4th - as above, Turner, Bater, Marshall, Webb, Chick, Cottey, Tozer, Rowland
5th - as above, Broomfield, Fry, Wood, Clark, Baker, Boyland, Lane, Bryant, Pearce, Carey, Bailey, Freeman, Hill

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Re: Can anyone find my great-great-grandfather's death? (George Elsbury, 1867-?)
« Reply #19 on: Saturday 07 September 19 12:06 BST (UK) »
Hi
Regarding death certificates - by getting George's as a PDF from the GRO online this may produce answers. I got the death certificate for the husband of my great aunt ( my mother told me he had committed suicide after her death) and it did show this fact. It was put nicely as in " Died coal gas poisoning self administered whilst the balance of his mind was disturbed". So you may find something similar that proves it was him.
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