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Old 01-07-11, 13:34
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I have received the death cert this morning for OH's 5 x great grandmother. It says:
2nd May 1843 at the Parish of Draycott in the Moors - Elizabeth Perry a widow aged 80. Cause of death - Burning. The informant is John Cattlow, the Coroner for Cheadle, Staffordshire.

I am hoping for a newspaper report. Does anyone know which paper would cover the Cheadle / Draycott in the Moors area for 1843 and is anything online?

I am useless at searching online newspapers.
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Old 01-07-11, 13:38
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Well I'll have a go Marg but I expect Merry and Kiterunner to get there before me.

I'm a bit gauche with them too but here goes.
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I can't see any Staffordshire papers on the 19th Century British Newspapers search, and I can't find anything about her on there.
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According to GENUKI,

•The major county newspaper for Staffordshire was the weekly Staffordshire Advertiser. The William Salt Library holds a complete run of the newspaper from 1795-1973.


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oh well there you go.
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According to GENUKI,

•The major county newspaper for Staffordshire was the weekly Staffordshire Advertiser. The William Salt Library holds a complete run of the newspaper from 1795-1973.


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I thought it might mean a trip to Stafford. grrrr

I'll try emailing them. Thanks Kate
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Do let us know when you find out. Perhaps she was one of the many victims whose dresses accidentally caught light, either from being too close to the fireplace or a candle.
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Do let us know when you find out. Perhaps she was one of the many victims whose dresses accidentally caught light, either from being too close to the fireplace or a candle.
Will do Nell. Yes you could be right.
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My friend's G grandmother died from burning. According to family legend she had an epileptic fit and fell in the fire although it doesn't mention that on her death certificate. What a horrible way to die.
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