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Burial Information
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John Henry Grigg |
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32 |
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31 May 1905 |
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4 Friends Cottages, Mayor's Lane,, Newbury |
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1899 |
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102 |
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8011 |
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Official at burial: |
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Clifford Freud |
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Burial Register |
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Obituaries and Newspaper announcements
OVER 100 YEARS SINCE A MAYOR DIED |
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Newbury Weekly News |
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OVER 100 YEARS SINCE A MAYOR DIED It is more than a hundred years since a Mayor of Newbury died during his year of office. This was in 1829, the year after the old Guildhall in the Market Place was pulled down. The happening is recorded in the minutes of the Town Council of the 15th of April 1929 [misprint for 1829], as follows:
“Edward Poynter Haskings was elected Mayor for the remainder of the year, in the room of Mr. John Grigg deceased.”
It is also recorded that there were present at the meeting, in addition to the Mayor elect and the Deputy Mayor, John Hasker, Edward Slocock, Samuel Slocock, Names Toomer, James Bodman, William Davis, Alfred Slocock, George Barnard, Benjamin Barnard, J.G. Marriner, William Mills, John Satchell, James Hazell, James Bodman junr., and W. N. Lamb.
The Town Clerk at the time was Robert Baker. |
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Deaths - John Henry Grigg |
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NWN |
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15 June 1905 |
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Newbury Weekly News
Dated 15th June 1905
GRIGG – May, 29, at 4 Friend’s-cottages, Market-street, Newbury, John Henry Grigg, eldest son of Sarah Woods, aged 32. |
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Education Act |
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Reading Mercury |
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17 November 1883 |
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Reading Mercury
Bated 17th November 1883
NEWBURY BOROUGH POLICE COURT
MONDAY NOV. 12
(Present: R. Johnson Esq., Mayor, T. E. Hawkins and J. Absalom, Esqrs.)
THE EDUCATION ACT. – The case of David Herbert, of Mayor’s-lane, who had been summoned for neglecting to send his two step-sons John and James Grigg to school regularly, was again brought on. It had been proved that the elder boy was a determined truant, and although taken to school would run away.
Mr. Cox, school attendance officer, now said that if the magistrates dismissed the summonses against Herbert, he would make an application under the 16th section of the Industrial Schools Act for the boy to be sent to an Industrial School.
The magistrates adopted this course, and an order for the eldest boy John to go to an Industrial School |
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NEWBURY BOROUGH POLICE COURT |
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NWN |
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15 December 1883 |
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Newbury Weekly News
Dated 15th December 1883
NEWBURY BOROUGH POLICE COURT
Upon the application of Supt. Bennett, an order of 1s 6d was made upon David Herbert, in respect of the maintenance of his stepson John Grigg, an inmate of the Somersetshire Industrial School at Bath. |
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