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Deaths Taken from Glamorgan Gazette 1885 Surname First Name/S Date Deaths taken from Glamorgan Gazette 1885 Surname First Name/s Date of Death Place of Death Age Cause of Death Other Information Date of Page Col Newspaper Andrews Mary 08/04/1885 Alma Road, 1 day Daughter of Richard Andrews. 17/04/1885 2 4 Maesteg Anthony Mary 18/04/1885 Coychurch 88 yrs Widow of Thomas Anthony - 24/04/1885 3 3 labourer. Arnold (Mrs) 20/02/1885 The Warren, Briton Wife of John Arnold. 27/02/1885 3 6 Ferry Arthur Thomas 02/05/1885 Colwinstone 66 yrs 22/05/1885 2 6 Ash 22/03/1885 High Street, Infant son of Mr. Henry Ash. 27/03/1885 3 2 Tynewydd Ashton Thomas 26/12/1884 Nolton Street, 80 yrs Tinker. 02/01/1885 3 7 Bridgend Austin John 10/11/1885 Bridgend 77 yrs Carpenter. 13/11/1885 2 7 Ayres Charles E. 14/06/1885 19, Aber Houses, 24 yrs Collier. 26/06/1885 2 7 Llandyfodwg Bagg Kezia 02/01/1885 Porthcawl 2 days Daughter of Mr. Thomas D. Bagg 09/01/1885 2 2 - coal trimmer. Ballard Thomas 31/12/1884 Merthyr 59 yrs "After a lingering "Connected in the leather trade 09/01/1885 2 2 illness". with Messrs Price". Funeral took place at Cefn Cemetery on Monday last. Batts Wm. 31/05/1885 Llwydarth Road, 56 yrs Labourer. 05/06/1885 3 4 Maesteg Baugh Mary 08/12/1885 Newcastle, 38 yrs Wife of Charles Baugh - general 11/12/1885 2 5 Bridgend labourer. Bawden Esther 14/03/1885 Bridge Street, 70 yrs Wife of Mr. John Bawden. 20/03/1885 3 5 Tynewydd Bawden John 22/09/1885 Bridge Street, 33 yrs 02/10/1885 3 4 Tynewydd Surname First Name/s Date of Death Place of Death Age Cause of Death Other Information Date of Page Col Newspaper Bennett Samuel 09/02/1885 10, Chapel Street, Approx. 50 Verdict: Hawker. Assaulted in Tynewydd 20/02/1885 4 5 & 6 Bridgend yrs "Manslaughter". by William Owen of Llampha, near Bridgend. Very long article including inquest report. Inquest held on Feb 14th. See also 27/02/1885, Pg 3, Col 4. Bethley Ann Louisa 21/11/1885 22, Temple Street, 4 yrs Daughter of Mr. George Bethley. 04/12/1885 3 5 Maesteg Bethley Henry 14/06/1885 22, Temple Street, 2 yrs Son of Mr. George Bethley - 26/06/1885 2 7 Maesteg painter. Bibble Francis 25/01/1885 Gelly (sic) Colliery, 52 yrs Centre arch gave way Mason. Came from Nottingham. 30/01/1885 1 7 Rhondda Valley and fell on him. Leaves wife and seven children. (supple ment) Boulton Robert 03/02/1885 Station Terrace, 3 wks Son of Mr. Robert Boulton - 06/02/1885 3 4 Pencoed brickyard labourer. Bowen Ann 12/04/1885 Lisworney 87 yrs Widow of Thomas Bowen. 17/04/1885 2 4 Brazel David John 8 wks Verdict: "Natural Inquest held at Maesteg Police 27/02/1885 3 5 causes". Station on 24/02/1885. Son of William Brazel, collier of 148, Bridgend Road, Maesteg. Brett 01/11/1885 Cwmavon 66 yrs Widow of the late Mr. Thomas 20/11/1885 3 5 Brett - tinworks superintendent at Cwmavon. Funeral held Wednesday, last week at Aberavon. Brigwood Henry 30/06/1885 Mitre Hotel, Approx. 73 Verdict: "Suffocation Lengthy inquest report. Had been 03/07/1885 3 6 Bridgend yrs caused by choking". an inmate of the workhouse for 3 weeks, a tailor by trade. Had food and drink at the hotel but then seemed to have a stroke. Doctor found mass of bacon in his throat. Inquest held. Surname First Name/s Date of Death Place of Death Age Cause of Death Other Information Date of Page Col Newspaper Brooke Margaret 16/02/1885 Fitzhamon Cottage, 61 yrs Congestion of the Widow of the late James Brooke - 20/02/1885 2 4 Church Street, lungs after a brief land and engineering surveyor. Bridgend illness. Interred at Coity on the 18th. Bryant Henry 14/01/1885 North Street, 5 wks Son of Thomas Bryant - labourer. 23/01/1885 2 3 Bridgend Bryant Rachel 23/04/1885 Ebenezer Terrace, 32 yrs Wife of Mr. Edwin Bryant. 01/05/1885 2 6 Blackmill Burnell Thomas 04/05/1885 New Road, 71 yrs Dock labourer. 08/05/1885 3 7 Porthcawl Butler Amelia 23/04/1885 Pontycymer 30 yrs Wife of Mr. Wm. Butler. 01/05/1885 2 6 Butler Mary (Mrs) 29/05/1885 Ynisbwt Cottage, 58 yrs Died suddenly. Verdict: Inquest held 01/06/1885 at the 05/06/1885 3 4 & 7 near Blackmill "Death came from Ogmore Junction Hotel, cause unknown but Blackmill. Wife of William Butler, probably heart married for 14 years. Further info disease". in article. Butler William 21/07/1885 Pontycymer 32 yrs 24/07/1885 2 4 Buttler Margaret Ann 25/07/1885 Pontycymer 11½ yrs Daughter of Willam Buttler 07/08/1885 3 6 (deceased). Cameron George 17/03/1885 Bridgend Typhoid fever. Draper. Of this town. Leaves a 20/03/1885 2 3 young wife. Interment this afternoon at Newcastle. See also Pg 3, Col 5 and 27/03/1885, Pg 2, Col 2: Funeral report. Cannard Richard 01/10/1885 Parc Gwynt, Coity 49 yrs 09/10/1885 2 6 Careless John 27/10/1885 Mason's Arms, Seized with a fit. Pig dealer of Grangetown, 30/10/1885 2 6 Cowbridge Cardiff. Chalk Charles 15/03/1885 24, Crockherbtown 47 yrs Late of the Cardiff and County 20/03/1885 3 5 Club. Chard Thomas 09/11/1885 Pontycymer 10 mths Son of Mr. Thomas Chard. 13/11/1885 2 7 Charles David Charles Pit, (Elderly) Killed by large falling Lived at Raven Hill. Deacon of 12/06/1885 3 7 Gendros, Swansea stone. Bethelem (sic) Independent Chapel. Leaves widow and seven children. Surname First Name/s Date of Death Place of Death Age Cause of Death Other Information Date of Page Col Newspaper Clarke G. T. (Mrs) Easter Monday Mr. Clarke's Of Dowlais. To be interred today. 10/04/1885 2 6 residence, Berkeley Body will be brought from London Square, London to Mr. Clarke's residence at Talygarne. See also Glamorgan Gazette supplement 17/04/1885, Pg 2, Col 3: Funeral report. Coates Sarah 02/03/1885 Maesteg "Ill only a few days". "An old inhabitant of Kenfig Hill". 06/03/1885 3 3 Buried at Siloan Churchyard, Cefn, on Thursday. Coates Sidney 11/11/1885 16, Park Street, 21 mths Son of Mr. Moses Coates. 20/11/1885 2 7 Maesteg Cockram George Yendall 04/10/1885 River Street, 6 mths Son of Mr. James Cockram. 09/10/1885 2 6 Tynewydd Collier Alfred James 23/05/1885 Bryncoch 2 days Son of Mr. Alfred Collier. 29/05/1885 3 4 Collier Catherine 13/03/1885 Sigginstone 18 yrs 20/03/1885 3 5 Collins Thomas 07/05/1885 Aberkenfig 85 yrs Labourer. 22/05/1885 2 6 Cooper Ann 10/02/1885 Brynglas, 55 yrs Wife of Mr. John Cooper - 13/02/1885 2 4 Coychurch woodward. Corns Ernest William 07/03/1885 Royal Oak, 7 mths Son of Mr. John Corns - fitter. 13/03/1885 2 6 Bridgend Cound Richard 71 yrs Interred at Chapel-of-Ease, 11/09/1885 4 4 Taibach on Monday. Engineer and architect to Messrs Vivian & Sons (47 yrs). A pupil of Mr. Heycock of Margam Abbey. Previously a building contractor. Courtis Mary Ann 17/10/1885 Sea View, "After a short illness". 23/10/1885 3 4 Aberavon Cox Samuel 15/06/1885 Brynsadler, Slashed his own Miner employed at Tydu Works. 19/06/1885 3 2 Llantrisant throat. Verdict: Been very ill of late which played "Suicide while in a on his mind. Inquest held. state of temporary insanity". Surname First Name/s Date of Death Place of Death Age Cause of Death Other Information Date of Page Col Newspaper Cox Samuel 17/12/1884 (sic) At his residence, Leaves a wdow and children. 18/12/1885 2 3 Lletai, Pencoed Cox Wm. Henry 13/12/1885 9, Princess Street, 7 mths Son of Mr. Francis Cox. 18/12/1885 2 3 Maesteg Cox 26/10/1885 North Street, 15 wks Infant daughter of Mr. William 30/10/1885 2 4 Bridgend Cox. Cross Frances Sarah 27/04/1885 Nantymoel 19 mths Daughter of Mr. A. Cross. 01/05/1885 2 6 Cross Richard Tout 06/06/1885 The Fountain, 6 yrs Fell into a boiler Inquest report. Was staying with 12/06/1885 3 6 Aberkenfig containing pig food aunt and uncle. Inquest held and was badly Thursday, 11th June. scalded. Verdict: "Accidental death". Cubitt Louisa Juliana 15/03/1885 W. P. Struvé's, Wife of William Cubitt, New 20/03/1885 3 5 Glenvellyn, Neath House, near Cardiff. Curry David 19/02/1885 Tymsen Street, 72 yrs Coal miner. 27/02/1885 3 6 Cwmavon Daniel Richard 25/04/1885 Rose and Crown, 9 yrs Son of Mr. G. Daniel. 01/05/1885 2 6 Maesteg Davey John Rails of the upline 35 yrs Verdict: "Accidental Single. Of 3, Groeswen Row, 20/02/1885 3 7 at Port Talbot death". While Taibach. Originally from Ferndale Station (GWR) trespassing on the in the Rhondda Valley. Inquest railway held on the 16th at the Police Station, Taibach. Buried same day at Chapel of Ease, Taibach. David Ann 30/03/1885 Park Street, 77 yrs Wife of Evan David. 03/04/1885 2 7 Bridgend David Catherine 27/12/1884 Wick 36 yrs Of Wick.
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