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Coroner cases are inquests into violent or suspicious deaths or deaths from unknown causes. These files are currently housed at the Cuyahoga County Archives in Cleveland, Ohio, and are available there on microfilm as well as the originals. The listing on these pages has been constructed primarily from the films with some reference to the boxes. Adding and checking details is an ongoing process and includes checking newspapers and other records so check back once in a while if you find something here. If you get a copy of a case file or have additional information on any of these cases or incidents, please share the information on it with us at [email protected] so we can add it to the site. The index to the case files does not include 'Files Not Found', 'Files Noted as Missing', or unidentified individuals although all cases are listed on the case file pages in order to account for all case numbers and have places for any case discovered as further research is conducted. There is an additional box with some cases from 1905 and 1906 that we will be adding soon.
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Lorraine "Sunny" Newsome, my co-coordinator, passed away recently. Shortly afterwards this site was attacked by a MALWARE. When it was discovered, the site was appropriately shut down by Rootsweb. Non-infected files have been uploaded but in the process some files were lost as they were ones Sunny had worked on and I did not have copies at all or have outdated copies. Please let me know about any missing or broken links. | |
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