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Coroners Records and Trial Records
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Jean | Report | 13 Dec 2004 22:52 |
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Does anyone know where I can find coroners reports annnd records of trials in Suffolk in 1870?--Jean Thanks for the info. I tried Colindale, but there were so many nos., I didn't know where to start--but will perservere.--jean |
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Phoenix | Report | 13 Dec 2004 22:58 |
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If the coroner's records survive - and many don't - they should be in the county record office. Trial records would depend on the court they were held in. Newspapers usually cover such things: either held in local studies libraries, or at Colindale. Juicy trials may be reported in the Times, which some libraries have online. B |
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