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William
JOHNSON, was accidentally killed in the jet mines 1859.
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John
HARRISON, a promising youth, was unfortunately killed by a threshing
machine 1824.
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Robert
ROSAMUND, a constable for this township, has 3 wives laid here. He
afterwards married a fourth.
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Robert
BOOTH, John BOOTH and George BOOTH, brothers, were drowned,
the former two off Whitby out of the brig “Felicity” and the last off Greenwich.
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John
WHITE was drowned near Cape Horn.
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John
RODGERS, was 41 years in the employment of the MULGRAVE family.
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John
MOFFIT head gamekeeper to the Marquis of Normanby, was murdered in
Mulgrave Woods 1844.
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John
CHAPMAN drowned at DUNKIRK 1838.
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Alice
STOKES died at Port Royal, Jamaica, 1826.
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Geo
CHAPMAN was chief boatswain of HMS Wasp and died at Beyrout (sic) in Syria
1841.
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Robert
GARBUTT was lost in the barque “Ion” which sailed from Quebec 1868.
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Thomas
GARBUTT, his son, was drowned at Ibrail 1860.
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John
William GARBUTT, another son, was lost in the barque “Argosy” 1874.
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Thomas
PEARSON drowned at West Hartlepool 1863.
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John
PEARSON was registrar 1875.
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John
TAYLORSON died on board the barque “Ann Stephenson” on the Indian Ocean
on a voyage from Java to Falmouth 1876.
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Thos
PEARSON of East Row was a solicitor 1868.
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John
Shaw JACKSON was an MRCVS and Registrar of Births and Deaths for Lythe
district.
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Thos
LYNASS was accidently killed at Goldsbro’ 1879
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Ann
Scarr LANGSTAFF was for many years school-mistress at Sandsend 1869.
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Thos
HARLAND was drowned at Pillau while bathing 1871.
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Isaac
PEACOCK was an officer of Inland Revenue 1877.
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Wm
COOK was drowned at sea 1820.
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Ed
CORNEY was an Excise officer.
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John
STEPHENSON died at sea and was buried at Miramichi in America.
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Lieutenant Geo
ELLERBY was of His Majesty’s Royal Navy 1831.
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Mary
THOMPSON OF Pinner Middlesex came on a visit to her friends at Whitby and
died.
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John
OXLEY died at Carthagena 1812.
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Christopher
SWALES died at the Island of Guadaloupe.
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John
KNAGGS and Robert BOOTH were drowned at Sandsend from a pleasure
boat. “Firm friends in life, in death they were not divided” 1819.
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John
KERR land agent died 1871.
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John
KERR his son, land agent, died 1884.
