Life History

Notes

• Birth registered in the East Sculcoates sub-district.
  1881 census: age 5 born Hull, living with her parents in New George St.
  1891 census: age 15, living with her parents in Lawson's Court, occupation "Starch Box Maker, Paper B".
  She is presumably the Sarah Shoson, Domestic Servant, who was called as a witness at the Coroner's Inquest into the death of Thomas Hinagan (held at the Friendly Societies Hall, Albion Street, on 21 Aug 1895). Sarah was employed as a Domestic Servant
  at the Malt Shovel and on the 19th she saw Hinagan, who had been employed to whitewash houses in the Malt Shovel Yard, fall from a ladder and fracture his skull; he died later in hospital.

Sources

• 1. YorkshireBMD website.