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Death Information
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Harriet Gunter |
Death certificate for Harriet Gunter
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Harriet Gunter *
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09 March 1901 |
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60 |
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Female
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Union workhouse, Newbury |
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Union workhouse. The death of Harriet Gunter aged 60, 9th of March 1901 is recorded in the Newbury Union workhouse death records, shown as from Newbury, buried Newbury Cemetery |
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Widow of Richard Gunter - A bricklayer (Journeyman) of Newbury |
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Pthhisis |
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1901 |
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March
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Newbury |
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2c |
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178 |
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Burial Information
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Harriet Gunter |
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60 |
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13 March 1901 |
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Newbury |
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1899 |
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Richard Gunter (1813 – 1886)
Harriet Hawkins (1839 – 1901)
Sarah Jane Gunter (1872 - 1876)
Richard was born circa 1813 at Speen the son of Richard Gunter & Elizabeth Hughes. He married Emma Aldridge on 31 July 1836 at St Michaels in Inkpen. Emma was born circa 1811 in West Woodhay & died 30 June 1851 in Speenhamland, she was buried 3 July 1851 at St Mary the Virgin in Speen. Richard & Emma had five children.
Richard remarried on 7 October 1860 at St Mary the Virgin in Speen to Harriet Hawkins. Harriet was born 18 July 1839 in Compton the daughter of Charles Hawkins & Sarah Archer. Richard & Harriet had seven children between 1861 & 1876 all born in Newbury or Speenhamland.
The youngest daughter & sixth child Sarah Jane Gunter was born 19 December 1872 in Speenhamland. She sadly died October 1876 & was buried 25 October 1876 at Newtown Road Cemetery.
In the 1871 census Richard & Harriet with three children were living at Motlands Cottages in Greenham & Richard was recorded as a bricklayers labourer. In the 1881 census Richard & his daughter Mary Jane aged ten were both living in Newbury Union Workhouse with Richard recorded as a bricklayer. No trace of Harriet in the 1881 census.
Richard died 2 November 1886 at Newbury Union Workhouse from ulcer of leg & gangrene. He was buried 6 November 1886 at Newtown Road Cemetery after a service at St Nicholas in Newbury. The cemetery fees were 5s 6d & the clergyman's fee was 5s 0d.
Harriet died 9 March 1901 at Newbury Union Workhouse from phtisis (consumption of the lung or tuberculosis). She was buried 13 March 1901 at Newtown Road Cemetery. The cemetery fees were 6s 0d & the clergyman's fee was 5s 0d.
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