CLRO has a complete series of Coroner’s inquests and depositions for the City of London 1788-1992, and for the ancient Borough of Southwark 1788-1932 (all available inquests are indexed). These records are closed for 75 years (...)
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Ignore the 75 years thingy. I looked up an inquest at the London Metropolitan Archives recently for an FTF member from the 1930s. The staff member who found it for me told me that the rules about them had been changed recently.
Worth inquiring, anyway.~ with love from Little Nell~Chowns, Dunt, Emms, Mealing, Purvey & Smoothy
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Originally posted by kathyhpink View Post(looks like) S. O. Oddie, Coroner for London.
According to the "Jack the Ripper" casefile of 1941, he worked for Hutchinson & Company.
Sounds like quite a 'famous' guy. There might be something hidden in Google about Ralph. I'll see if I can find anything.Tracy
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