mugwortismy cat
Tenacious to the End!
Thank you so much everyone
what great sleuthing
What do you think?
Sun News Pictorial Friday 8th December 1933 page 32
'Man, About to Breakfast, Drops Dead
JUNEE (N.S.W.), Thursday.—Just be
fore having breakfast this morning Atf.
Ackerman. 50. dropped dead. Acker
man had a wife and children in Liver
pool (England), and had served 12
years in the Royal Navy. He was plan
ning to return to England next year '.......
Named as Alf but registered and buried as Walter.....The reference to 12 years in the Royal Navy decides it for me.
There must have been some kind of post-mortem or inquiry as his death wasn’t registered until about 4 weeks later. I fail to see how he could have been buried the same day and had a post-mortem. Why was he using Alf? I feel some more sleuthing coming on.Me too - an excellent find - although it would be good to see what the death certificate says too.
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