This press cutting details the inquest of the sister of Harriet Crisp of the Three Tuns Inn Summer Lane. The deceased was Mrs Harvey, wife of James Harvey. Verdict was given of accidental death.
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Crisp family of Erdington
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The pub is now the New inns and the Road was obviously renamed because it is Summer Road now.
Verified it is the correct one by following the neighbours in 1891 and the 3 Tuns was close to Poplar Avenue and Oxford Road exactly the position of the New Inns.
When The crisp family moved to the Three Tuns Summer road was Brick kiln Lane and Station road Erdington was sheep street,
William died on 5th October 1882
Eliza died 8th July 1885 her assets, £285,12s.
When Harriet died in 1894 her effects were £171 but the pub must have been sold because the probate was resworn and her assets were £1173.9s12s 9d.todays buying power of about £160,000
Verified it is the correct one by following the neighbours in 1891 and the 3 Tuns was close to Poplar Avenue and Oxford Road exactly the position of the New Inns.
When The crisp family moved to the Three Tuns Summer road was Brick kiln Lane and Station road Erdington was sheep street,
William died on 5th October 1882
Eliza died 8th July 1885 her assets, £285,12s.
When Harriet died in 1894 her effects were £171 but the pub must have been sold because the probate was resworn and her assets were £1173.9s12s 9d.todays buying power of about £160,000
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