| Description | An abstract of inquisitions taken by John Wood esquire one of the coroners for the county of York between June and October 1842. With receipts for individual inquests
Six inquests are listed:
- William Cuthbert. Inquest held at Clifton on 29 June 1842. Verdict: hung and strangled himself, not being of sound mind
- a female child unknown. Inquest held at St Olave, Marygate, York, on 30 June 1842. Verdict: died by the visitation of God
- Robert Herbert. Inquest held at Sandhutton on 16 July 1842. Verdict: died by the visitation of God
- James Kemp. Inquest held at Newton on Ouse on 30 August 1842. Verdict: died suddenly by the visitation of God
- George Thorpe. Inquest held at St Olave, Marygate, York, on 28 September 1840 [sic]. Verdict: accidentally burnt
- Ann Williams. Inquest held at Sheriff Hutton on 30 September 1842. Verdict: found dead, having died suddenly by the visitation of God |