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Coroners' inquests index 1796-1824

Entries

Name	Surname	Place	Date	Remarks	Series	Item No	Page No	Reel No
John	McFARLANE		1823-1823	witness	NRS 5607	[2/8288]	p.45	Reel 2233	Details
	McGEE	McGee's farm, Appin	7 June 1822-7 June 1822	cross ref	NRS 5607	[2/8287]	pp.251-260	Reel 2233	Details
Thomas	MCKENNA	House of Thomas McKenna, Wilberforce	13 December 1823-13 December 1823	cross ref	NRS 5607	[2/8288]	pp.440-4	Reel 2233	Details
Thomas	McCAFFREY		1824-1824	witness	NRS 5607	[2/8289]	p.73	Reel 2233	Details
Michael	McALLUM	Liverpool 18 January 1823	1823-1823	deceased	NRS 5607	[2/8288]	pp.7-14	Reel 2233	Details
Henry	McCUDDEN		pre 1821-pre 1821	witness	NRS 5607	[2/8286]	p.27	Reel 2232	Details
Patrick	McDONALD		1824-1824	witness	NRS 5607	[2/8289]	p.65	Reel 2233	Details
William	McDONALD		pre 1821-pre 1821	witness	NRS 5607	[2/8286]	p.311	Reel 2232	Details
Mary	McDONALD	Sydney	24 December 1821-24 December 1821	deceased	NRS 5607	[2/8287]	pp.114-6	Reel 2233	Details
Mary	MARTIN	Field of Mars	15 June 1823-15 June 1823	deceased	NRS 5607	[2/8288]	pp.225-244	Reel 2233	Details

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The index records: inquest number, name, date, location and remarks note whether the person identified in the index is the deceased or is appearing as a witness in the inquest for 1796-1824 only.

Record series in the index: NRS 5607 (Reels 2232-2233)
Entries in the index: 800+

Reports from coroners on inquests held throughout the colony, including a few held in Van Diemen's Land. The deaths were mostly caused by drowning, apoplexy or a "Visitation of God". There are also occasional murders, thieves killed in the course of a robbery and spearings by Aboriginal people (mostly in the Bathurst district).

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Coroners' inquests index 1796-1824

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