Gas Poisoning

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Member Since: January 2003 Posts: 167 Send Message	Julia	Report	15 Aug 2008 14:49
Member Since: January 2003 Posts: 167 Send Message	Thank you! I'll give those ideas a go. I guess gas poisioning was a real hazard back in those days. I'm glad the death certificate said accidental rather than suicide, but what a shame. Julia
Member Since: November 2006 Posts: 505 Send Message	Merlin38	Report	15 Aug 2008 06:45
	Hello Julia It is just possible the inquest was reported on in The Times newspaper. The newspaper has just put all their archive material on line (free to view at present), so it might be worth taking a look there. Best of luck David
	Researching: Barratt, Brownhill - Nottinghamshire Brittain - Massachusetts and NY State
Member Since: January 2003 Posts: 167 Send Message	Julia	Report	15 Aug 2008 06:09
Member Since: January 2003 Posts: 167 Send Message	Does anyone know how I go about finding information regarding the accidental death of my Gt Grandfather from gas poisioning. It happened in Leyton, Esex, and there was an inquest held on 19 April 1911, but I'm in America and really don't know where to start. Thanks.