Parish Notes Northumberland
Howick St Michael & All Angels
[Population 1911: 198]
Parish Notes Northumberland
[Population 1911: 198]
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EP 56/7 Burials 1813-1900
| Page | Name | Abode | Date | Age |
| 1/6 | A man about the age of 30 found drowned on Howick Beach Jany 31st. Stout made about 5ft 8in. with dark brown hair and red whiskers. | A Mariner, the ship at present unknown. He had on when found a pair of new boots, part of a striped shirt, white canvas trowsers. | Feb 1st 1815 | about 30 |
| 1/8 | The Body of a tall man found on the beach on the 8th of March, very much disfigured, supposed to belong to the crew of the Lark of Lynn wrecked on Barmoor point 27th Jany 1815 | Found drowned on Howick Beach. Probably one of the crew of the Lark Collier of Lynn all drowned axcept one on the 27th Jany | March 9th 1815 | not known |
| 2/9 | The body of a mariner washed up on Howick beach supposed one of the same crew as the last named corpse | Found drowned 17th March 1815 | 17th March 1815 | supposed from his size about 16 |
| 11/85 | The body of a man much disfigured cast on shore | Unknown | April 15th 1837 | Unknown |
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