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|    Jenny M Benson to Ian Goddard    |
|    Re: Comparing Death records    |
|    14 Aug 22 23:43:49    |
      From: NemoNews@hotmail.co.uk              On 14/08/2022 23:22, Ian Goddard wrote:       > On 14/08/2022 17:50, Peter Johnson wrote:               >>        >> It would be very unusual in 1838 for there to be such a long gap        >> between death and burial, although January in 1838 (and until recent        >> times) would have been cold enough to freeze the corpse.        >>        > It might be worth inspecting the original records to determine whether        > there isn't a 2 to 1 ot 1 to 2 error in the date recording. Are they in        > sequence with the adjacent records?       Burial definitely on 28th Jan, one of several that day, - which, come to       think of it, might suggest that bodies had been "accumulating" because       freezing weather had been holding up burials,              The gap between death and burial was one of the reasons I thought maybe       it wasn't the same person. Also the fact that the DC says "Pauper" and       no mention of the husband, who I am fairly certain died later that year.              On the other hand, I thought they were perhaps the same person because       there doesn't seem to be a corresponding burial for the Workhouse death       nor a corresponding death registration for the St Luke's burial.                     --       Jenny M Benson       Wrexham, UK              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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