What's going on - Walton Park, Liverpool Cemetery Burial Records - 1915
Posted: 09 Aug 2018 16:22
A George Lober of 9 Everton Crescent Liverpool died in March 1915 and was buried in Walton Park Cemetery on 1st April, aged 52.
The two-page scan of the burial record (which I accessed on ancestry) shows he was the only person out of 16 who died at home. Everyone else was a workhouse or hospital death /plus/ four individual burial records on those pages have Coroners Order by the name including George Lober.
All of this is over a space of 3 weeks but the pattern of hospital/workhouse deaths and coroners orders continues.
I've never seen any burial records so dominated by workhouse/hospital deaths and coroners records.
Can anyone shed any light on why this is the case (eg are these just the records of paupers graves?) and how I might find out more in terms of coroners reports, etc..
Tx
The two-page scan of the burial record (which I accessed on ancestry) shows he was the only person out of 16 who died at home. Everyone else was a workhouse or hospital death /plus/ four individual burial records on those pages have Coroners Order by the name including George Lober.
All of this is over a space of 3 weeks but the pattern of hospital/workhouse deaths and coroners orders continues.
I've never seen any burial records so dominated by workhouse/hospital deaths and coroners records.
Can anyone shed any light on why this is the case (eg are these just the records of paupers graves?) and how I might find out more in terms of coroners reports, etc..
Tx