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U.S.A. Ohio Deaths of Cornish Born People, 1871-1954 U.S.A. OHIO DEATHS OF CORNISH BORN PEOPLE, 1871-1954 Images available on familysearch.com Source Data Sets USA, Ohio County Deaths 1840-2001 USA, Ohio Deaths 1908-1953 USA, Ohio, Church & Civil Deaths 1833-1967 Transcriber Julia Mitchell Mmn - Mother's maiden name DEATH DECEASED SPOUSE PARENTS (where given) NOTES m/ Place of death in Parish/ Status Father/Mother Register Transcriber Date Year Forename Surname f Ohio DOB/Age County of birth Occupation S/M/W/D Name /age Forename Surname Birthplace Cause of Death Other 22-Nov 1871 Robert HICKS m Bedford 69y 10m 10d Cornwall, Eng. M Tristrem Hicks Fever. Ann 1-Jun 1871 James HOCKING Zanesville 83yr Cornwall, Eng. Gangrene. 11-Oct 1872 James MAYER m Cleveland 54yr St Anthony None M James Epileptic fits. Susan 1-Feb 1873 John ROWE m Chagrin Village 50y 8m 28d Cornwall, Eng. Farmer M John Rowe Consumption. Elizabeth 15-Dec 1874 Harvey Walter SMITH m Mount Vernon 48y 6m 13d Cornwall, Eng. Physician M Paralysis of Brain 26-Feb 1875 Anna F. MARSHALL West Cleveland Vill. 40yr Cornwall, Eng. M James Olver Childbirth. C. 14-Aug 1876 Richard PARSONS m Warrensville 75y 1m 10d Tremaine, Cornwall Farmer M Sampson Parsons Cal. Morbus. Eng. Mary 26-May 1877 James G BUDD Chagrin Village 25y 2m 1d Medrose, Eng. Cheese maker M Richard Budd Ulcers. Nancy 28-Aug 1877 John MINHINNICK m Cleveland 33yr Cornwall, Eng. Farmer S Cancer. 10-Mar 1879 Annie GIBBONS Strongville 30yr Cornwall, Eng M John Robbins Pneumonia. Mary A. 05-May 1881 James MARTIN Cleveland 52yr Cornwall, Eng. Huxter M Apoplexy. 07-Jan 1882 Grace LOBB Cleveland 44yr Cornwall, Eng. M George Paul Inflamation of Grace bowels & womb 07-Sep 1884 Simon COLWELL Monroe Tp. 73y 11m 25d Cornwall, Eng. Farmer M Inflamation knee? 15-Nov 1884 Susan FRENCH Mount Vernon 60y 11m 15d Cornwall, Eng. Dressmaker W Cowling Lung trouble. Susan 11-Aug 1884 Tristram HICKS Hilliar 71y 10m 11d Cornwall, Eng. Farmer M Thomas Hicks Blood poison. Margaret 28-Aug 1884 Henry PEARCE m Cincinnati 60y 7m 19d Cornwall, Eng. Manfr. M Thomas Pearce Edith 17-Jul 1884 Samuel SNEAGLE Mt. Vernon 82yr Cornwall, Eng. W Old age. 26-Aug 1885 Thomas STEPHENS Cleveland 86y 11m 2d Cornwall, Eng. Farmer M Wm Stephens General debiity. 15-Apr 1891 Mary Ann HERBERT f Miamiville 57y 8m 4d Zelah, Eng. M Abcess. 06-May 1891 John ROWE m Porter Tp 79y 5m 16d Cornwall, Eng. Farmer W Bright's Disease. 01-May 1891 Thomas E WARD m Sun Tp. 53y 11m 18d Cornwall, Eng. Machinist M Consumption. 15-Dec 1892 James CARNSEW m Johnston Tp. 75yr Cornwall, Eng. Farmer M Diabetes. 12-Mar 1892 Ann Maria MARSH f Sylvania Tp. 43yr Cornwall, Eng. M Consumption DEATH DECEASED SPOUSE PARENTS (where given) NOTES m/ Place of death in Parish/ Status Father/Mother Register Transcriber 03-Jul 1892 Mary O MARSHAL f Howland 35y Cornwall, Eng. None M Blood poison. 27-Mar 1892 Wm G MOORE m Mount Vernon 66y 5m 27d Cornwall, Eng. Laborer M Cancer stomache 02-Jul 1893 Emma BENNETT f Akron 80y 8m Cornwall, Eng. Housewife W Old age. 08-Oct 1893 Jas. GEORGE m Cincinnati 87yr Cornwall, Eng. S Apoplexy. 11-Jul 1893 J. Drew SWEET m Waynesville 55yr Cornwall, Eng. Printer M Diphtheria. 02-Oct 1894 Anna M. BRADNER f Huntington 57y 11m 10d Cornwall, Eng. M Heart failure. 07-Feb 1894 Margaret HUMPHREYS Corwin 60yr Cornwall, Eng. M Paralysis. 08-Mar 1895 Amanda BLAKESLEY f Huntington 83yr Cornwall, Eng, W Organic heart trouble. 28-Nov 1895 Joanna HAYMES f Mount Vernon 62y 6m 18d Cornwall, Eng. M Jas French Bronc. pneu. 01-Feb 1895 A. W. JAMES m Zaleski 68y 0m 7d Cornwall, Eng. Physician M Paralysis. 18-Dec 1895 Ursula PIKE f Liberty Tp. 75y 8m 11d Cornwall, Eng. W Heart & lung trouble. 28-Mar 1896 Elizabeth CHAPMAN f Grafton 52y 1m 3d Cornwall, Eng. M Pneumonia. 09-Dec 1897 Hanah BUFFHAM f Harrisville Tp. 75yr St Clements, Eng. Farmers wife M Complication. 04-May 1897 Charles HICKS m Euclid 85y 11m 12d Cornwall, Eng. Farmer W Thomas Hicks Gangrene. Margaret 26-Dec 1897 Ann JACKET f Newman 70y 4m 4d Cornwall, Eng. M Old age. 22-Jun 1897 John STREET m Newman 47y 2m 3d Cornwall, Eng. Coal miner M Consumption. 24-May 1898 Charles HICKS m Porter Tp. 75y 2m 14d Cornwall, Eng. Farmer M Pneumonia. 15-May 1898 Elizabeth LUXON f Fitchville 65yr Cornwall, Eng. Farmer M Cancer. 06-Jun 1898 Thos. Henry MASTERS m Perry Tp. 67y 7m 20d Cornwall, Eng. Merchant M Paralysis. 27-Sep 1898 William RETALLICK m Township 91yr Cornwall, Eng. Mason & W Old age. plaster 25-May 1899 Joseph GROSE m Nelsonville 51y 9m 25d Cornwall, Eng. Miner M Consumption. 29-Nov 1899 Elizabeth Ann WHITNEY f Oberlin 47yr Cornwall, Eng. M Heart disease. 11-Jul 1900 Grace JACOBS f Elyria 38y 7m 4d Cornwall, Eng. Housekeeper M Cancer of stomach. 01-Feb 1901 Elizabeth MARTIN f Twinsburg 74y 26d Cornwall, Eng. None M La gripp. 01-Aug 1901 Jos. F. MARTIN m Columbus 71y 7m 22d Cornwall, Eng. Merchant M Chronic bronchitis. 04-Sep 1901 Samuel S. NORTON m Harrisville 75yr Paul, Eng. Farmer W Gangrene. 25-Jan 1902 Catherine BELLMAN f Nelsonville 72y 9m 20d Cornwall, Eng. W Heart disease. 09-May 1903 John PASSMORE m Scio 73y 1m 1d Cornwall, Eng. Farmer M Heart trouble. 31-May 1905 Henry Andrew GOAD m Columbus 19 Feb 1841 Cornwall, Eng. M Goad England Locomotor Mary Burns England ataxia. 23-Jan 1905 Jane BrokenshireHENDLEY f Cincinnati 23 Aug 1824 Cornwall, Eng. W 81 Digory Brokenshire Cornwall, Eng Cerebral 50yr in town DEATH DECEASED SPOUSE PARENTS (where given) NOTES m/ Place of death in Parish/ Status Father/Mother Register Transcriber Cornwall, Eng hemorrhage. 07-Jun 1906 James RUNDLE m Columbia 76y 3m 3d Cornwall, Eng. Farmer W Catarrh stomach. 09-Aug 1908 Peter KEAM m Cheviot 4 Aug 1834 Truro, Eng. W Reuben Keam Heart prostration index Triero. Mary 14-Feb 1908 Jabez W ROBERTS m Dayton 70y 5m 25d England Machinist M Abcess 23-Dec 1908 Henry WILLIAMS m Cincinatti 12 Jan 1830 Cornwall, Eng. Teamster M Humphrey Williams England General paralysis Grace England 3rd stroke. 04-Sep 1909 Martha CAWRSE f Rockport 21 Feb 1853 England Housewife M John Mottram England Shock due to body burns Nancy Crago England GRO Crage 04-Apr 1909 Sarah Ann CHAPPLE f Cleveland 12 Mar 1825 England Ministers wife W John BAILEY England Arterio sclerosis Johanna Routley England 20-Feb 1909 Mary Ann COBBLEDICK f Cleveland 16 Jul 1825 Trenaren, Cornwall Housewife M John Henwood England Paralysis. Eng. Mary Vivian England 06-May 1909 Fanny Olver DAVIS f Cleveland 24 Mar 1821 Cornwall, Eng Retired W Richard Trethewey Cornwall, Eng. Arterio sclerosis. Fanny Cornwall, Eng. 13-Mar 1909 Phillip HAWKE m Clearcreek 4 Nov 1828 Truro, England Farmer W Phillip Hawke Truro, Eng Pneumonia. Ann 17-Feb 1909 John HICKS m Cleveland 6 Mar 1832 Cornwall, Eng. Retired M Robert Hicks Cornwall, Eng. Cardiac Fibrosis. Anne Mewles Cornwall, Eng. 27-Jun 1909 Jane Ann MITCHELL f Trimble 1 Jun 1856 Cornwall, Eng. Housewife M Joseph Cook England Heart failure. Rebbeca Mutton England 03-Oct 1910 Caleb George JAGO m Grafton 28 Jun 1843 Cornwall, Eng. Farmer M Robert Jago Cornwall, Eng. Gastro enteritis. Mary See Cornwall, Eng. 09-Sep 1911 William Sowden BREWER m White Eyes 12 Jun 1848 Cornwall, Eng. Farmer S William Brewer England Tuberulosis of Ann Sowdan England the throat. 10-Jul 1911 John Common KNIGHT m Cleveland 22 Jun 1844 Cornwall, Eng. Retired M James Knight Cornwall, Eng. Acute endocarditis. Rosa Common Cornwall, Eng. 04-Oct 1912 Henry Fortescue HITCHINS m Napoleon 16 Mar 1860 Gwennap, Eng. Railway M Henry Hitchins England Acute indigestion. engineer Elizabeth Pearce England 01-May 1913 Elizabeth Ann MARSHALL f Cleveland 14 Oct 1860 Cornwall, Eng. Hwk. Home S William Marshall Cornwall, Eng. Acute appendicitis Mary Ann Bray Cornwall, Eng. general peritonitis. 04-Dec 1913 Eliza SYMONS f Neward 5 Mar 1838 Cornwall, Eng. Housework W Walter Staple Cornwall, Eng Organic heart disease. Eliza Hocking Cornwall, Eng. 23-May 1914 Nellie CHUBBUCK f Cleveland 15 Sep 1846 Cornwall, Eng. Housewife W Nathaniel Mill Cornwall, Eng. Chronic valvular Ann Sleep? Cornwall, Eng. heart disease. 25-Feb 1915 Wm. H. BURTON m Cleveland 25 Oct 1858 Cornwall, Eng Farmer M John Burton Cornwall, Eng. Myocarditis. Elizabeth Truscott Cornwall, Eng. 27-Mar 1915 John POLLARD m Toledo 16 Mar 1841 Cornwall, Eng. Retired farmer W James Pollard England Chronic Brights Disease. Elizabeth Glasson England 11-Mar 1916 John HAWKEN m Chagrin Falls 9 Aug 1827 Cornwall, Eng. Farmer M Peter Hawken England Chronic interstial Prudence Orchard England nephritis. 04-Jan 1916 Samuel JEFFERY m Berlin Twp 31 Jul 1827 Cornwall, Eng. Farming M George Jeffery England Apoplexy. Betsy Elizabeth Garland England 28-Apr 1916 Sarah Ann KNIGHT f Cleveland 19 Aug 1844 Cornwall, Eng. Retired W John James England Asthenia, old age. Mary Coleman England 11-Nov 1916 Eilene LEWARREN f Cleveland 15 Mar 1885 Cornwall, Eng Housewife M O'Connell England Typhoid fever. Honorah Dennis England 20-Dec 1916 Mary PROUT f East Cleveland 16 Jun 1854 Cornwall, Eng At home W Henry Short England Lobar pneumonia. England 12-Jun 1917 Thomas J EVANS m Granville Village 16 Nov 1843 Cornwall, Eng. Plasterer W James Cadwell England Probably France USA soldier 1862-1865 17-Oct 1917 Richard GRENFELL m Cleveland 9 Apr 1840 Cornwall, Eng. Iron miner, retired 6yrW Richard Grenfell England Tubercolosis in lungs England chronic bronchitis.
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