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Public Health Funerals Public Health Funeral Records (2017-2019) Tendring District Council, England Date of Marital TSOL any known Name Date of Birth Last known Address Death Status referral NOK Gay HAMMOND 16/01/2017 14/08/1951 Single Clacton on Sea No No John JEFFERS 30/01/2017 19/10/1929 Single Clacton on Sea No No Edwward WARD 05/01/2017 01/07/1945 Single Clacton on Sea No No Neil William CLARKE 14/04/2017 26/08/1961 Married Clacton on Sea No Yes Roy Peter LITTLECHILD 14/04/2017 16/05/1938 Single Clacton on Sea No No John Francis MORGAN 01/05/2017 18/03/1931 Single Clacton on Sea No No Terrance COPPERWHEAT 08/05/2017 16/12/1939 Married Frinton on Sea No No Anthony Mark Edward CANSDALE 01/01/2017 03/01/1976 Single Clacton on Sea No Yes Michael Andrew ROONEY 15/05/2017 05/07/1941 Single Clacton on Sea No No William POULSON 22/05/2017 05/07/1941 Married Clacton on Sea No Yes Cynthia Gwendoline JONES 15/05/2017 05/07/1941 Single Clacton on Sea No Yes Barrington Charles ARMSTRONG-THORPE 27/07/2017 19/12/1948 Single Clacton on Sea No No Paul Barry MANWIN 02/07/2017 22/05/1958 Single Clacton on Sea No No Norman WANSTALL 04/07/2017 25/07/1924 Single Clacton on Sea No No James Mclaughlin SNEDDON 15/07/2017 25/05/1937 Divorced Dovecourt Yes No Jane Anne KEAR 02/08/2017 11/12/1959 Divorced Clacton on Sea Yes yes Martin Robert QUINN 14/09/2017 11/01/1947 Single Harwich No No Brian Arthur MEEKINGS 18/09/2017 01/02/1953 Single Merivale Road, Clacton No yes Derick Alan WISE 03/12/1942 01/10/2017 Divorced Park Square East, Jaywick No No Peter ASHTON 02/11/2017 27/07/1948 Divorced Clacton on Sea No No Peter BURRUP 02/11/2017 08/08/1935 Single Tendring No No Colin Campbell ROUSE 12/11/2017 06/12/1953 Single Clacton on Sea No No John BURCH 04/07/2017 13/08/1954 Single Harwich No no Terance Victor HOLT 28/11/2017 23/03/1933 Single Walton on the Naze Yes No Published by Interment.net http://www.interment.net/data/eng/essex/tendring-public-health-funerals/index.htm Public Health Funeral Records (2017-2019) Tendring District Council, England Date of Maiden TSOL any known Name Date of Birth Last known Address Death Names referral NOK Frances Patricia LANGLEY 05/01/2018 23/11/1935 Morgan Walton on the Naze No John Collin MUNNINGS 27/12/2017 21/06/1941 NA Jaywick N No Rygina HANLEY 09/01/2018 09/05/1956 NA Clacton on Sea N No Michael John FOX 26/01/2018 17/07/1943 NA Dovercourt N No Eleonor Mary TAYLOR 10/02/2018 11/03/1950 NA Clacton on Sea yes No Pamela WING 18/02/2018 28/05/1937 NA Clacton on Sea No Robert Alexander DAVIDSON 10/03/2018 09/07/1939 NA Clacton on Sea No No Denis Frederick CUSHWAY 17/03/2018 12/08/1951 NA No Fixed Abode No Yes James DUNN 13/03/2018 13/01/1936 NA Clacton on Sea No No Malcolm Francis FAGAN 25/03/2018 26/10/1946 NA Tendring No No Gary HANCOCK 19/03/2018 14/04/1943 NA Clacton on Sea No No Gerard ILES 02/04/2018 24/04/1925 NA Clacton on Sea No No Leslie Ronald PLUCKNETT 18/04/2018 26/05/1957 NA Clacton on Sea No Yes Katheen SMITH 28/04/2018 10/04/1937 NA Clacton on Sea No No Perry Martin TWINBERROW 07/05/2018 07/10/1970 NA Dovercourt No Yes Paul Graham TETLOW 29/04/2018 13/04/1955 NA Clacton on Sea No No Frederick Henry WOOD 22/05/2018 12/07/1940 NA Walton on the Naze No John William ALLEN 22/05/2018 09/05/1940 NA Clacton on Sea No yes Alan Paul STRATFORD-JOHNS 18/05/2018 08/11/1962 NA No Fixed Abode No No Peter Gerald MARTIN 27/07/2018 04/02/1946 NA Clacton on Sea No No William Thomas BAILEY 13/08/2018 21/02/1949 NA Clacton on Sea No No Michael Norris DUNSBY 18/08/2018 27/03/1940 NA Thorpe Le Soken No Yes Peter FYFE 03/09/2018 23/02/1947 NA Clacton on Sea No Philip ZIOLKOWSKI 22/07/2018 02/06/1953 NA Dovercourt No No Victoria MALTBY 20/09/2018 29/05/1971 UK Frinton on Sea No Yes Stefan BEESON 17/10/2018 22/07/1948 NA Alresford No Yes Roy SMITH 25/10/2018 17/04/1930 NA Clacton on Sea No No Elliott Travers LINDEN 03/11/2018 23/06/1954 NA Clacton on Sea yes No Susan Magaret MEEKINGS 01/12/2018 28/03/1929 UK Clacton on Sea Yes No Henry MCBRIDE 24/10/2018 29/01/1936 NA Harwich No Yes Published by Interment.net http://www.interment.net/data/eng/essex/tendring-public-health-funerals/index.htm Public Health Funeral Records (2017-2019) Tendring District Council, England Douglas George PETTITT 04/12/2018 20/08/1948 NA Kirby Cross Yes No Derek Charles GEE 14/12/2018 15/07/1956 NA Clacton on Sea No No John Lennard CRICK 31/12/2018 31/12/1925 NA Clacton on Sea No Yes Published by Interment.net http://www.interment.net/data/eng/essex/tendring-public-health-funerals/index.htm Public Health Funeral Records (2017-2019) Tendring District Council, England Age at Name Date of Death Date of Birth Maiden Names Last known Address TSOL referral any known NOK Death Jean BROOKS 19/01/2019 07/12/1957 61 EKEL Agate Road, Clacton No Yes Craig FIELD 27/01/2019 18/04/1964 55 NA Talbot Avenue, Clacton No Yes Jane Marie SELF 12/02/2019 14/04/1969 50 NA Vanssittart Street, Harwich No No Peter COOPER 20/02/2019 29/07/1944 75 NA Hayes Road, Clacton No Yes Ian CLAUSING 08/04/2019 25/01/1952 67 NA Marine Parade, Harwich No No Derek AUSTIN 16/04/2019 31/07/1939 80 NA Blenheim House, Kirby Road, Walton Yes No Audrey SMITH 07/04/2019 25/06/1939 80 NA Beaumont Manor, Kirby Road, Holland No Yes John LAWSON 12/04/2019 09/02/1938 81 NA Poplar Close, Great Bentley No NK Colin STROUD 22/04/2019 05/12/1935 83 NA Edensor, Orwell Road, Clacton No Yes Christopher DEAN 23/04/2019 03/02/1935 84 NA Thorpe Road, Clacton No No June Margaret STOKES 01/06/2019 22/04/1932 87 Light Mead House, Clacton No Yes Mr Gerald NEAL 17/06/2019 17/06/1953 66 NA Orwell Road, Harwich No Yes Nathaniel James SMITH 05/07/2019 08/02/1929 90 NA Saxmuundhum Way, Clacton Yes No Kenneth William GANE 10/07/2019 08/05/1936 83 NA Acorn Walk, Thorrington Yes no Nellie TILLETT 29/06/2019 20/11/1921 98 NA Skelmersdale Road, Clacton No yes Henry James KEARNEY 28/07/2019 31/07/1933 86 NA High Street, Brightlingsea Yes Yes Albert COLLETT 07/10/2019 10/01/1931 89 NA orwell Road, Clacton No yes David READ 24/08/2019 01/10/1938 81 NA Maldon Way, Clacton No yes Linda MATTIN 04/10/2019 05/02/1936 84 NA Fronks Road, Dovercourt No yes Stephen TILBURY 24/10/2019 05/06/1954 65 NA Wolseley Avenue, Jaywick No UK Dennis CAPSTICK 07/12/2019 07/12/1934 85 NA Colne Road, Clacton No Yes Andrew WOOD 17/12/2019 14/03/1975 45 NA orwell Road, Clacton No Yes Published by Interment.net http://www.interment.net/data/eng/essex/tendring-public-health-funerals/index.htm.
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