Coroners" records in England and Wales

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Coroners' records in England and Wales. Birmingham: Federation of Family History Societies, (OCoLC) Document Type: Book: All Authors / Contributors: Jeremy Coroners records in England and Wales book Wycherley Gibson; Colin Darlington Rogers; Federation of Family History Societies.

ISBN: OCLC Number: Notes: Previous edition: Birmingham: Federation of Family History Societies, Description. Welcome to the Coroners’ Society of England & Wales.

Full access to the site is limited to the members of the Society, who are Coronial Office holders in England and Wales. Corresponding membership is available to Judicial Office holders who hold equivalent positions elsewhere around the world.

Coroners' Records in England and Wales on *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. Coroners' Records in England and WalesFormat: Paperback. England and Wales. The coroner service in England and Wales is supervised by the Chief Coroner, a judge appointed by the Lord Chief Justice after consulting the Lord Chancellor.

He provides advice, guidance and training to coroners and aims to secure uniformity of practice throughout England and Wales. The post is currently part-time. Search The National Archives’ bookshop to see whether any of the publications below may be available to buy.

Alternatively, look in The National Archives’ library catalogue to see what is available to consult at Kew. J Gibson and C Rogers, ‘Coroners’ records in England. CORONERS' RECORDS IN ENGLAND AND WALES by Gibson, Jeremy; Rogers, Colin and a great selection of related books, art and collectibles available now at The Chief Coroner, an office created by the Coroners and Justice Actis head of the coroner system, providing national leadership for coroners in England and Wales.

The appointment of the Chief Coroner is made by the Lord Chief Justice in consultation with the Lord Chancellor. On 18 August the Lord Chief Justice, after consultation. Coroners are independent judicial officers in England and Wales who must follow laws which apply to Coroners and inquests.

Each Coroner has a deputy and one of them must be available at all times to deal with matters relating to the inquests and post mortems. The Coroner for Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire is Mark Layton.

BOOK - Discover English Census Records By Paul Milner Published by Unlock the Past, Australia, In this detailed guide, family historian Paul Milner explains how and why census records were created inexpanding to an every-name format inand following every 10 years since.

Abstract. English coroners originated in the twelfth century. This chapter summarises the subsequent development of their different legal and administrative roles over time in England, Wales and Ireland, charting how a figure with high social status and broad judicial functions, who helped the flow of justice and protected the king’s financial interests, gradually became confined to Author: R.

Houston. If you want to become a member and have access to our member's area please use the link below to apply. Application for Membership. By Cassie Watson; posted 30 July The Coroner’s Inquest: A Brief History By the nineteenth century coroners had been investigating sudden or unexplained deaths for over six centuries.

In a legal inquiry known as an inquest, a coroner and jury viewed the body of the deceased, examined witnesses, and reached conclusions about the cause. coroner in England and Wales, circa ’, from which this article arises.

Introduction Coroners’ records and newspaper reports of inquests are essential sources for local studies of homicide, suicide or fatal accidents, but in some parts of the country violent deaths that occurred in File Size: KB. They will know, for example, how important it is in Welsh research to have some understanding of the social, cultural, religious, and economic background of the communities in which those ancestors lived.

This book attempts to broaden that understanding, especially for the period prior to when most researchers begin to experience difficulties. Manorial court records began about (earliest records usually survive from s in Wales) and ended in the early s.

Some of Wales was not under manorial tenure. More detail is given in: Watt, Helen. Welsh Manors and Their Records. Aberystwyth, Wales: National Library of Wales, (Family History Library British book N2w.). Coroners’ Records in England and Wales Bishops’ Transcripts and Marriage Licences, Bonds and Allegations The Hearth Tax, Other Later Stuart Tax Lists, and Assn Oath Rolls\ Lists of Londoners Local Census Listings – Poll Books c The Protestation Returns – Record Offices: How to Find ThemAuthor: Steve Walker.

Coroners Court – History and Functions. The role of the coroner is an independent judicial office held in England and Wales. Coroners are appointed and paid for by the relevant local authority. Coroners preside over inquests taking place at the Coroners Court.

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A book by David T. Hawkings. Dictionary of English Surnames. A book by R. M. Wilson, Percy H. dict Reaney. English Churchyard Memorials.The volumes contain reports from coroners on inquests held throughout the Colony, including a few held in Van Diemen's Land and one at Port Macquarie.

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 Aborigines (mostly in the.Date of report: 28 January Ref: Deceased name: Beryl Fricker Coroners name: Brendan Allen Coroners Area: Dorset Category: Road (Highways Safety) related deaths This report is being sent to: BCP Council.

Date of report: 6 February Ref: Deceased name: David Clark Coroners name: Neil Cronin Coroners Area: Lancashire.