Personal information about Susannah Newth

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Burial Information

Name on burial register:
    Susannah Newth
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Age at death:
    80
Date of burial:
    27 September 1882
Abode at death:
(according to burial register)
    Newbury
Burial register information:
   
Book number: 1868
Page number: 258
Record number: 4461
Official at burial:
    The Rev'd. Richard Williams,Curate.
     
Comments:
    Not sure about surname
Source of information:
   Burial Register
* This entry is awaiting verification.

Memorial Details

No memorial information available at this time.

 

 

Obituaries and Newspaper announcements

DEATHS Susannah Newth
Article source:    NWN
Date of source:    28 September 1882
Copyright:    © 

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NEWTH  -  Sept. 24, at the workhouse, Newbury, Susannah Newth, aged 80

 

The Newbury Union Workhouse death records also record the above information but add that Susanna was from Newbury buried at Newbury Cemetery
 
 
 
THREATINING LANGUAGE
Article source:    Reading Mercury
Date of source:    08 July 1871
Copyright:    © 

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Reading Mercury

Dated 8th July 1871

BOROUGH MAGISTRATES’ OFFICE

Friday 7th July

(Present: The Mayor, J. F. Hickman, & J. H. Mason Esqrs.)

THREATINING LANGUAGE – Harry Hill, omnibus conductor was summoned, on the information of Susannah Newth, for having threatened to kill her, on the 24th ult. Mr. C. Lucas appeared for the defence. Complainant, an elderly widow, living in Staple’s Yard, deposed, that on Saturday night, 24th ult., the defendant rushed into her house and holding up his fists, threatened to kill her for having said something respecting his wife. She “drove him out with her tongs.” In cross-examination, the complainant said a quarrel had taken place between her and the defendant’s wife. The Magistrates considered that complainant had used very improper language towards Mrs. Hill, and dismissed the case.
This obituary entry is awaiting verification.
 
 

Biographies & History

Susannah Newth c1802-1882

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