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  • Name May / PERRY 
    Birth Abt 1920 
    Gender Female 
    Person ID I384  AHP
    Last Modified 27 Mar 2020 

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    HAYLE VIADUCT TRAGEDY YOUNG MAN'S 150-FEET DEATH FALL. OPEN VERDICT AT INQUEST | Cornishman - Wednesday 19 January 1944    		HAYLE VIADUCT TRAGEDY YOUNG MAN'S 150-FEET DEATH FALL. OPEN VERDICT AT INQUEST | Cornishman - Wednesday 19 January 1944
    How a brilliant young man crashed one hundred and fifty feet to his death, was told the County Coroner (Mr. Barrie Bennetts) at an inquest held at Hayle on Friday afternoon, when he returned an open verdict on Joseph Holman Barrington Sleeman, aged 18 of 11, Copper-terrace, Hayle, who was found dead on Tuesday morning at the foot of Angarrack…
    Western Morning News: PREACHER WHO HAD PASSION FOR CRICKET | 12 Feb 2004
    (At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.)



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