Personal information about James Quinton

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Burial Information

Name on burial register:
    James Quinton
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Age at death:
    71
Date of burial:
    18 September 1903
Abode at death:
(according to burial register)
    Union Workhouse, Newbury
Burial register information:
   
Book number: 1899
Page number: 071
Record number: 7762
Official at burial:
    G Daysfield
     
Comments:
    Not sure about officials name
Source of information:
   Burial Register

Memorial Details

No memorial information available at this time.

 

 

Obituaries and Newspaper announcements

DEATHS -- James Quinton
Article source:    NWN
Date of source:    24 September 1903
Copyright:    © 

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Newbury Weekly News

Dated 24th September 1903

QUINTON – Sept. 14, at the Workhouse, James Quinton, of Newbury, aged 71.
This obituary entry is awaiting verification.
 
 
Article source:    NWN
Date of source:    20 May 1886
Copyright:    © 

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The Newbury Weekly News dated 20th May 1886 reported the following:

 

BOROUGH POLICE COURT

FRIDAY

Before the Mayor (R. Ravenor Esq), J. H. Mason, and J. Absolom Esqrs.

 

CHARGE OF ASSAULTING WIFE.

James Quinton was charged with assaulting his wife, Sarah Ann Quinton, on the 8th May.

Complainant said she went to the “Robin Hood” to speak to her husband, when he abused her and struck her.

They had been married five-and-twenty years.

The Bench fined defendant £1 and 9s costs or 14 days hard labour. Defendant expressed himself unable to pay, but his son offered to find the money.

 
This obituary entry is awaiting verification.
 
 
THE CASE OF DESERTION
Article source:    NWN
Date of source:    19 August 1886
Copyright:    © 

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Newbury Weekly News dated the 19th August 1886 reported the following:

 

BOROUGH POLICE COURT

FRIDAY

Before the Mayor (R. Ravenor Esq), J. P. Jackson, and S. Hemsted Esqrs.

 

THE CASE OF DESERTION

Mr. Scard, solicitor, of Greenwich, made an application to the Bench in the matter of James Quinton, who was recently summoned for deserting his wife, and ordered to pay 6s a week towards her maintenance. Mr. Scard applied that the case should be re-heard, urging that the conduct of the wife had driven Quinton from home. The Bench declined to grant the application.
This obituary entry is awaiting verification.
 
 

Biographies & History

James Quintin/Quinton 1833-1903

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