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ID DATE PROVED PAGE NUMBER SURNAME FIRST NAME[S] ABODE TOWN/VILLAGE/PARISH DATE OF DEATH VALUE OCCUPATION NOTES 1 1898-12-06 693 ABBOT Ann 64,Churchway North Shields Widow 2 1893-08-25 470 ABBOT Sarah Ropery House,Albion Row Byker 1893-07-30 £74 Widow 3 1880-01-13 15 ABBOT William 31,Alexandra Place Newcastle upon Tyne 1879-06-06 £800 Gentleman 4 1892-10-03 814 ABBOTT Henry 33,Close Newcastle upon Tyne 1892-08-23 £31 Miller Amended to £293 5 1890-10-29 763 ABBOTT John William 34,Clayton Street West Newcastle upon Tyne 1889-03-23 £90 Waiter 6 1895-06-10 467 ABERNETHY James 39,Gardener Street North Shields Master Mariner 7 1891-06-10 393 ABSALOM Margaret Dixon Cowpen Quay Blyth 1891-04-30 £30 Wife Wife of Samuel George ABSALOM 8 1879-05-03 337 ADAM George Hall 11,Albert Tce,Westmoreland Rd Newcastle upon Tyne 1879-04-02 £300 Sewing Machine Agent Late of Birmingham,Warwick. 9 1882-09-26 612 ADAMS Ann High St West Wallsend 1882-06-26 £395 Widow 10 1889-07-19 458 ADAMS Henry 209,Westgate Rd Newcastle upon Tyne 1889-06-04 £145 Bar Manager 11 1889-02-16 115 ADAMS Jane 25,Oxford St Newcastle upon Tyne 1889-01-11 £457 Wife Wife of Andrew ADAMS 12 1883-10-18 656 ADAMS Robert 7,Percy Rd Whitley 1883-08-26 £1,189 Innkeeper/Wine/Spirit Merchant Late of 18,East Clayton St,Newcastle 13 1897-03-27 185 ADAMSON Catherine 10,Trinity Chare,Quayside Newcastle upon Tyne Married Woman 14 1895-01-02 001 ADAMSON Charles Murray - - Esquire 15 1892-04-26 401 ADAMSON Hannah Garden House Cullercoats 1891-12-26 £502 Wife Wife of William ADAMSON,Esquire.Amended to £518 16 1891-02-23 125 ADAMSON Henry Allison 42,Wharncliffe Street Newcastle upon Tyne 1891-02-02 £103 Compositor 17 1898-11-30 679 ADAMSON John Wark on Tyne Gamkeeper (Rtd) 18 1895-10-07 681 ADAMSON Sarah Mary 14,Lovaine Crescent Newcastle upon Tyne Spinster 19 1892-02-26 186 ADAMSON Thomas 1,Tankerville Terrace Newcastle upon Tyne 1892-01-16 £9,152 Wholesale Warehouseman Amended to £7.760 20 1893-01-28 046 ADAMSON William Garden House Cullercoats 1892-11-16 £3,138 Esquire Amended to £4,473 21 1882-02-11 056 ADDISON Berkeley (Rev) 14,Victoria Square Newcastle upon Tyne 1882-01-13 £4,247 Clerk in Holy Orders 22 1879-06-14 520 ADSHEAD George Whitley Tynemouth 1879-06-02 £200 Mechanical Engineer 23 1893-10-07 575 AFFLECK Mary Jane 8,Lovaine Place North Shields 1893-04-06 £1,059 Widow 24 1886-03-20 202 AGARS Margaret North View Heaton 1886-02-18 £290 Widow Late of Hexham 25 1891-04-23 271 AINSLEY James Brown 25,Ashfield Terrace East Newcastle upon Tyne 1891-04-01 £1,098 Hardwareman 26 1891-06-19 427 AINSLEY John Gilesgate Hexham 1891-05-30 £181 Cartman 27 1890-05-13 368 AINSLEY Thomas Liddle 55,Linskill Terrace North Shields 1890-02-04 £2,518 Optician/Printer/Stationer Etc Late of Durham.Died at Leeds,Yorkshire 28 1888-07-17 491 AINSLEY William Bridge Street Berwick upon Tweed 1888-06-23 £548 Tobacco Manufacturer 29 1898-02-23 118 AINSLIE George 12,West Street Spittal - 30 1889-09-23 588 AINSLIE Sarah Dunbar Norham 1889-04-21 £1,059 Widow 31 1881-07-20 406 AINSLIE Thomas 377,Westgate Rd Newcastle upon Tyne 1881-05-02 £200 Commercial Traveller 32 1885-05-18 299 AINSLIE William Spittal Berwick upon Tweed 1885-04-05 £94 Boat Builder 33 1893-02-21 104 AINSWORTH Catherine 15,Oxford Street Newcastle upon Tyne 1893-01-03 £589 Wife Wife of Robert Reay AINSWORTH 34 1880-07-10 410 AIRD William Thomas 28,Edwin St Heaton 1880-06-18 £100 Accountant 35 1881-05-20 333 AIREY John 1,Crown St,Elswick Rd Newcastle upon Tyne 1881-04-03 £2,000 Silversmith 36 1897-11-27 687 AIREY Robert 49,Paradise Row South Benwell Gentleman 37 1896-04-01 213 AISBITT Albert John Cleveland Arms,Royal Arcade Newcastle upon Tyne Bar Manager 38 1893-04-22 238 AISBITT Ann Shieldfield Newcastle upon Tyne 1893-03-05 £17 Widow 39 1889-11-18 692 AISBITT John 63,Canada St,Shieldfield Newcastle upon Tyne 1889-10-15 £29 Coach Smith 40 1897-08-05 416 AISTON Andrew 104,Shields Road Byker Fruiterer/Confectioner 41 1885-03-05 123 AISTON Edward 121,Pine Street Newcastle upon Tyne 1885-01-28 £662 Gentleman 42 1892-02-04 086 AITCHISON Charlotte Misltetoe Road Jesmond 1891-06-17 £506 Widow Died at 18,Beverley Terrace,Cullercoats 43 1885-03-21 174 AITCHISON James Park Villas,Wallsend Longbenton 1884-09-09 £5,917 Surgeon 44 1896-04-29 275 AITCHISON James Chester-le Street Co.Durham Station Master 45 1886-09-11 569 AITCHISON Robert Longbenton 1886-08-16 £370 Licensed Victualler 46 1896-09-01 523 AITCHISON Robert 18,Beaumont Street North Shields Merchant's Clerk 47 1884-01-17 030 AITKEN Andrew 65,Wellington St Newcastle upon Tyne 1883-11-06 £98 Licensed Victualler Late of Gateshead,Durham 48 1891-11-20 733 AITKEN Andrew 29,Panmure Street Newcastle upon Tyne 1891-10-26 £15 Machinist 49 1895-06-17 475 AITKEN Ellen Swan Felton Spinster 50 1884-10-04 537 AITKEN John 27,York St Newcastle upon Tyne 1884-09-05 £100 Gentleman 51 1893-09-28 557 AITKEN Robert Dawson Terrace North Shields 1893-08-28 £2,390 Licensed Victualler 52 1896-07-21 452 AITKEN Robert Felton Gentleman 53 1892-09-20 764 AITKENHEAD Thomas 82,Heaton Park Road Heaton 1892-08-06 £1,687 Master Mariner 54 1898-09-29 568 AKENCLOSE Thomas 66,Park Road Newcastle upon Tyne Innkeeper 55 1893-03-14 148 AKENHEAD Dorothy 21,Moor Street Newcastle upon Tyne 1893-02-22 £838 Wife Wife of George AKENHEAD 56 1893-08-19 457 AKENHEAD George 21,Moor Street Newcastle upon Tyne 1893-07-04 £1,881 Boiler Builder 57 1895-06-08 457 AKENHEAD Mary 59,Leazes Terrace Newcastle upon Tyne Spinster 58 1888-12-07 778 AKRILL Isabella 21,Picton Place Newcastle upon Tyne 1888-10-11 £74 Wife Wife of Jonathan George AKRIL 59 1894-01-27 064 ALCOCK Alexander 6,Pleasant Row Newcastle upon Tyne Clerk,North British Railways 60 1884-06-07 328 ALCOCK John Thomas 9,Percy Tce Newcastle upon Tyne 1884-05-24 £260 Gentleman 61 1897-07-13 350 ALDER Cuthbert Gibson Blyth Watchmaker/Jeweller 62 1890-12-08 870 ALDER Edward Stamp 14,William Street Newcastle upon Tyne 1890-10-26 £120 Printer 63 1893-04-01 194 ALDER James 5,Bath Lane Terrace Newcastle upon Tyne 1893-02-26 £185 Photographer 64 1887-09-27 637 ALDER Jane Ponteland 1887-09-05 £849 Widow/Farmer 65 1881-12-28 763 ALDER Joseph East Coldside Mitford 1881-10-26 £781 Farmer 66 1893-02-08 070 ALDER Margaret Howick Street Alnwick 1893-01-20 £2,051 Spinster 67 1881-07-14 390 ALDER Mary 15,Summerhill Tce Newcastle upon Tyne 1881-06-07 £3,322 Spinster 68 1897-09-03 474 ALDER Matthew Whitley Gentleman 69 1898-06-13 319 ALDER Robert Middle Coldside Mitford Farmer (Rtd) 70 1899-11-22 786 ALDER Thomas Ancrum Street Newcastle upon Tyne Whitesmith 71 1883-10-01 613 ALDER William Blyth 1883-08-10 £881 Printer/Tobacconist Amended to £1,080 72 1883-12-31 821 ALDER William 7,Nesham St Newcastle upon Tyne 1883-12-03 £108 Gentleman 73 1884-05-10 276 ALDER William Pickering Ponteland 1884-04-17 £707 Farmer Late of Fenham,Benwell,Newcastle. 74 1896-12-07 720 ALEXANDER Jane Forest Hall Longbenton - 75 1881-01-19 032 ALEXANDER John Spring Tce North Shields 1880-12-18 £2,000 Gentleman 76 1899-06-20 384 ALEXANDER John The Cottage Cornhill on Tweed - 77 1882-09-02 540 ALEXANDER John Bennett 7,North Tce Newcastle upon Tyne 1882-08-16 £12,501 Gentleman 78 1893-02-11 080 ALEXANDER Mary 69,Percy Road Whitley 1893-01-04 £568 Spinster 79 1892-02-12 119 ALEXANDER Robert 6,South View Forest Hall 1892-01-04 £69 Messenger/Porter Late of 35,Cambridge Street,Newcastle upon Tyne 80 1892-09-06 736 ALEXANDER Thomas Tynemouth 1884-05-05 £49 Innkeeper Proved 8 years after death 81 1898-02-05 069 ALEXANDER Thomas 39,Woodbine Road Gosforth Builder 82 1883-10-01 612 ALEXANDER William Hexham 1883-02-08 £783 Clock/Watchmaker 83 1891-06-03 370 ALLAN Agnes Castle Terrace Berwick upon Tweed 1891-04-03 £7,594 Widow 84 1890-03-05 157 ALLAN Elizabeth Bruce Newcastle upon Tyne 1890-01-21 £1,110 Spinster 85 1898-06-27 348 ALLAN George 9,Osborne Villas Newcastle upon Tyne - 86 1897-12-21 729 ALLAN Isabella Orchard House Wallsend Wife Wife of George Awburn ALLAN 87 1894-09-08 685 ALLAN James Ava Lodge Berwick upon Tweed JP/Timber Merchant 88 1899-08-30 574 ALLAN James Alnmouth Boot/Shoe Dealer 89 1891-05-28 361 ALLAN John Blagdon Old Lodge Stannington 1891-03-28 £213 House Carpenter 90 1892-07-18 621 ALLAN John 87,Harbottle Street Newcastle upon Tyne 1892-07-04 £151 Shipwright 91 1880-11-13 683 ALLAN John William Elswick Row Newcastle upon Tyne 1880-08-20 £450 Merchant/Commission Agent Amended to £1,500 92 1899-02-02 061 ALLAN Margaret Hawick Scotland - Late of Wark,Coldstream 93 1884-01-17 024 ALLAN Mary Northumberland St Newcastle upon Tyne 1882-12-15 £54 Wife Wife of Thomas ALLAN 94 1889-02-22 133 ALLAN Mary Warwick Rd,Waggon Way Wallsend 1889-01-07 £74 Wife Wife of James ALLAN 95 1894-04-28 392 ALLAN Mary 28,Eldon Street Newcastle upon Tyne Married Woman 96 1883-09-20 583 ALLAN May Norham 1883-09-02 £9 Spinster 97 1887-12-12 782 ALLAN Nicholas 9,Osborne Villas Newcastle upon Tyne 1887-09-26 £446 Bookseller 98 1881-11-19 663 ALLAN Robert Munro West Parade Newcastle upon Tyne 1880-05-05 £937 Solicitor Died at Lovaine Row,Newcastle.
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