Martha Sutherland died on 17th September 1908 aged 77.
Douglas Sutherland died on 6th April 1918 aged 77.
Derby Daily Telegraph, Monday 8th April 1918
A verdict of ‘Accidental Death' was returned at an inquest held at the Police Station this (Monday) morning by the borough coroner respecting the death of James Douglas McKie Sutherland (75), formerly an advertising agent of St Giles Road. Mrs James Sutherland, compositer, 54 Moore Street, son, spoke to seeing his father after the accident occurred. The deceased told him he had been knocked down by a horse and dray in Victoria Street. The witness added that his father was very deaf and stooped a good deal. Charles Frederick Hall, 56, Leonard Street, who was driving a dray belonging to the Derby Co-operative Society, said that he saw the deceased standing on the tramlines facing Messrs Woolworth's shop in Victoria Street. The deceased walked into the horse and was knocked down. Police Constable Talbot spoke to seeing the deceased fall. No blame attached to the driver of the dray and the latter was proceeding at a walking pace. Dr Iliffe attributed death to bronchitis accelerated by injuries sustained in the accident.
Sarah Elizabeth Johnson died at her residence, 38 Shardlow Road, Derby, on 26th November 1936 aged 74. She was headmistress of St Thomas' School for 28 years and became headmistress of Reginald Street Girls' School when it opened in 1913. She retired in 1922. Her funeral was held at 11:30am on Monday 30th November at St Thomas' Church.
Douglas Sutherland died on 6th April 1918 aged 77.
Derby Daily Telegraph, Monday 8th April 1918
A verdict of ‘Accidental Death' was returned at an inquest held at the Police Station this (Monday) morning by the borough coroner respecting the death of James Douglas McKie Sutherland (75), formerly an advertising agent of St Giles Road. Mrs James Sutherland, compositer, 54 Moore Street, son, spoke to seeing his father after the accident occurred. The deceased told him he had been knocked down by a horse and dray in Victoria Street. The witness added that his father was very deaf and stooped a good deal. Charles Frederick Hall, 56, Leonard Street, who was driving a dray belonging to the Derby Co-operative Society, said that he saw the deceased standing on the tramlines facing Messrs Woolworth's shop in Victoria Street. The deceased walked into the horse and was knocked down. Police Constable Talbot spoke to seeing the deceased fall. No blame attached to the driver of the dray and the latter was proceeding at a walking pace. Dr Iliffe attributed death to bronchitis accelerated by injuries sustained in the accident.
Sarah Elizabeth Johnson died at her residence, 38 Shardlow Road, Derby, on 26th November 1936 aged 74. She was headmistress of St Thomas' School for 28 years and became headmistress of Reginald Street Girls' School when it opened in 1913. She retired in 1922. Her funeral was held at 11:30am on Monday 30th November at St Thomas' Church.
Martha Sutherland died on 17th September 1908 aged 77.
Douglas Sutherland died on 6th April 1918 aged 77.
Derby Daily Telegraph, Monday 8th April 1918
A verdict of ‘Accidental Death' was returned at an inquest held at the Police Station this (Monday) morning by the borough coroner respecting the death of James Douglas McKie Sutherland (75), formerly an advertising agent of St Giles Road. Mrs James Sutherland, compositer, 54 Moore Street, son, spoke to seeing his father after the accident occurred. The deceased told him he had been knocked down by a horse and dray in Victoria Street. The witness added that his father was very deaf and stooped a good deal. Charles Frederick Hall, 56, Leonard Street, who was driving a dray belonging to the Derby Co-operative Society, said that he saw the deceased standing on the tramlines facing Messrs Woolworth's shop in Victoria Street. The deceased walked into the horse and was knocked down. Police Constable Talbot spoke to seeing the deceased fall. No blame attached to the driver of the dray and the latter was proceeding at a walking pace. Dr Iliffe attributed death to bronchitis accelerated by injuries sustained in the accident.
Sarah Elizabeth Johnson died at her residence, 38 Shardlow Road, Derby, on 26th November 1936 aged 74. She was headmistress of St Thomas' School for 28 years and became headmistress of Reginald Street Girls' School when it opened in 1913. She retired in 1922. Her funeral was held at 11:30am on Monday 30th November at St Thomas' Church.
Douglas Sutherland died on 6th April 1918 aged 77.
Derby Daily Telegraph, Monday 8th April 1918
A verdict of ‘Accidental Death' was returned at an inquest held at the Police Station this (Monday) morning by the borough coroner respecting the death of James Douglas McKie Sutherland (75), formerly an advertising agent of St Giles Road. Mrs James Sutherland, compositer, 54 Moore Street, son, spoke to seeing his father after the accident occurred. The deceased told him he had been knocked down by a horse and dray in Victoria Street. The witness added that his father was very deaf and stooped a good deal. Charles Frederick Hall, 56, Leonard Street, who was driving a dray belonging to the Derby Co-operative Society, said that he saw the deceased standing on the tramlines facing Messrs Woolworth's shop in Victoria Street. The deceased walked into the horse and was knocked down. Police Constable Talbot spoke to seeing the deceased fall. No blame attached to the driver of the dray and the latter was proceeding at a walking pace. Dr Iliffe attributed death to bronchitis accelerated by injuries sustained in the accident.
Sarah Elizabeth Johnson died at her residence, 38 Shardlow Road, Derby, on 26th November 1936 aged 74. She was headmistress of St Thomas' School for 28 years and became headmistress of Reginald Street Girls' School when it opened in 1913. She retired in 1922. Her funeral was held at 11:30am on Monday 30th November at St Thomas' Church.
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