Deaths
ASPINALL, March 18th, 32 Scarfield St, Edge Hill, John, aged 24
BROMLEY, March 17th, 13 Morpeth St, John aged 7mths, infant son of Henry.
GIBSON, March 18th, Oak Bank Roby, Edith Margaret M, aged 8mths, daughter of Capt John GIBSON
GRENFELL, March 20th, at his residence, Princes Park, aged 68, John Pascoe GRENFELL, Grand Cross of St Bonto a’Avis, Grand Cross of the Imperial Order of the Rose, dignity of the Order of the Southern Cross, Admiral of the National and Imperial Navy, and Consul General of Brazil in Great Britain and Ireland.
OWEN, March 19th, 6 Prospect Vale, Fairfield, Edith Margaret, aged 6, second daughter W. T. OWEN
PEMBERTON, March 11th, suddenly on board the ship ELLEN LAMB, in the Salthouse Dock, John Johnson, aged 25, eldest son of Mr John PEMBERTON, Mill Lane, Liscard
PIGOTT, March 13th, aged 31, Philip, joiner of Hulme, Manchester
SCOTT, March 18th, The Poplars, Quarry Bank, Tranmere, Mabel Martha, infant daughter of Maxwell SCOTT
WATSON, March 16th, at his residence in Aberdeen, aged 47, from disease of the heart, Dr James P. WATSON. When the steamship Great Eastern was about to sail on her first voyage Dr WATSON received the appointment of senior surgeon on board that vessel a position he held for some time, and in which he gained the friendship and confidence of the officers and crew. Dr WATSON was in the boat with Capt HARRISON the commander of the Great Eastern when the sad accident occurred which resulted in the death of that gentleman. Dr WATSON was a man of great self-possession, professional, devotedness intelligence and a personal courage, and the heroic exertions he made at the time of the disaster to save the life of his gallant commander and the lives of others in jeopardy at the imminent risk of his own formed a theme of universal praise at the time. About nine years ago Dr WATSON settled in Aberdeen as a medical practitioner where he not only gave his professional services freely amongst the poor but in many cases where nourishing food was as much required as medicine he generously supplied from his own means what was needed.
WOORE, March 19th, at the residence of his brother, 143 Richmond Row, John, aged 67.
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Liverpool Mercury, April 24th, 1869
Deaths
ARROWSMITH, 22 Highpark St, John, aged 70, eldest son of Joseph ARROWSMITH, Whitby, Cheshire
ASHWORTH, Apr 21st, Kinglake St, Edge Hill, George Esq, aged 78
ATKIN, Apr 23rd, Woolton, Frederick William, only son of William ATKIN, of 33 Hanover St
COTTRELL, Apr 23rd, 27 Norwood Grove, George Henry, aged 2, 5th son of Samuel A. COTTRELL
CROWTHER, Apr 22nd, Wavertree, Robert Livingston, aged 6, eldest child and only son of Joseph CROWTHER
FOX, Apr 22nd, 11 Young St, Kensington, London, Eliza, aged 77, widow of W. J. FOX, formerly M.P for Oldham
HOLMES, Apr 20th, John, aged 16, 2nd son of the late John HOLMES, stonemason, Wavertree.
HORNBY, Apr 23rd, at the residence of Mr William HUGHES, 5 Plan St, John aged 82, late of St Pauls Square
HUGHES, Apr 18th, Plas Chambres, infant son of Henry HUGHES [see births]
HUGHES, Apr 10th, Kelsall nr Chester, Thomas aged 69, late of this town
JONES, Apr 18th, Rownall, nr Chirbury, Salop, Elizabeth aged 49, widow of John
JONES, Apr 3rd, accidentally killed on board the screw steamer City of New York, at New York, Thomas, aged 35 of this town
JONES, Apr 21st, 38 Spring Place, Christian St, William aged 16, son of Edward
JUMP, Apr 23rd, 29 Oxford St, Ann aged 81
KELLY, Apr 20th, mother’s residence, 32 Greek St, Joseph aged 24
LINSLEY, March 28th, 29 Grange Rd, Birkenhead, George William aged 10, youngest son of John Atha LINSLEY, also Apr 16th, Mary Elizabeth Frances, aged 8, eldest daughter of John Atha LINSLEY
PETERSON, Apr 18th, 20 Blackstone St, Barbara Caroline aged 18 days, only child of J. R. PETERSON
PHILLIPS, Apr 22nd, Bay Mount, Breeze Hill, Mary aged 68, relict of Thomas PHILLIPS Esq of Manchester
RAWLINSON, Apr 18th, Bridgewater St, Runcorn, James aged 37
ROBERTSON, Apr 20th, 27 Fountain Rd, Kirkdale, Agnes aged 23, 3rd daughter of James ROBERTSON, engineer
SMITH, Apr 21st, 89 Windsor St, Mary aged 45, wife of James, car proprietor
TODHUNTER, Apr 15th, Hesketh St, John aged 83, son of the late Lancelot TODHUNTER of Jericho, nr Whitehaven
WALKER, Apr 19th, Anson Terrace, Anson St, Joseph, aged 40
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Liverpool Mercury, May 8th 1869
Deaths
ATKINSON, May 6th, 31 Union St, William Charles, Parker, aged 11mths, only surviving child of William ATKINSON
CANNELL, Charlestown, I.O.M, William, aged 49, shoemaker, late of 13 Beloe St, Toxteth Park.
CAULDWELL, April 24th , Brownlow Hill, James, aged 57, clogger
DAVIES, May 6th, 140 Windsor St, John aged 69
DAWSON, April 27th, at his residence Waterloo House, Kendal, Westmoreland, Edward, aged 59.
ECHMAN, May 5th, Pilch Lane, Roby, Florence infant daughter of J. F.
FINLAY, May 2nd, 2 Tynemouth St, Mary aged 51 wife of Samuel FINLAY, Exchange Rooms.
FITZSIMON, April 30th, 18 Botanic St, Edge Hill, Rose Ann, aged 65, wife of James
HALSALL, May 4th, Rose Vale, William, aged 73
HEPPLE, May 2nd, 126 Breck Rd, Mary Ann aged 32, wife of Edmund
KELLY April 17th, Cronk Chule, Laxey, I.O.M, John, aged 76, farmer
MASON, May 4th, 50 Upper Hill St, James aged 26, son of Mrs MASON.
NEWLAND, April 30th, 62 Gregson St, James William, late of the Prince of Wales Theatre Liverpool, [Dublin papers copy]
OKLESHAW, May 4th, 23 Fairview Place, Toxteth Park, Thomas aged 1yr, youngest son of Thomas
PARLEY, May 5th, Elizabeth Gertrude, aged 59, wife of Thomas, this town
SIMPSON, May 4th, residence of brother-in-law, 21 Glover St, Oxton, Birkenhead, Isabella, aged 67, late of Urswick nr Ulverston
STALKER, May 6th, Wrexham, James, late manager of the North and South Wales Bank, in that town.
STREET, May 5th, at his residence, 42 Caird St, Joseph, aged 62
TAYLOR, April, 30th, Ashby-de-la-Laund, Lincolnshire, the wife of William TAYLOR, 51 Beaufort St, Toxteth Park
TWEEDIE, May 6th, Hoylake, Jemima Lindsay, aged 19 days, daughter of James.
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