Johann Christoph BROCKMANN

Brockmann Johann Christoph 26 Landmann 179/2 Hanover Germany

His sister Anne Marie Brockmann, followed him...

1. Brockmann, Anne Marie, Vorbleckede 2. über 14 Jahre 3. Dienstmagd 7. Port Adelaide 8. 1859 10. folgt ihrem Bruder

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Name: John Christoff Brookman

Death Date: 2 Dec 1868

Age: 52

Residence Place: Stepney

Registration Place: Adelaide, South Australia

Page Number: 138

Volume Number: 29

Estimated Birth Year: abt 1816

Name: Johann Christoph Brookmann

Spouse Name: Anna Margareth Prahm

Marriage Date: 5 May 1850

Marriage Place: Res Of Mr Dorney Norwood

Registration Place: Adelaide, South Australia

Page Number: 160

Volume Number: 11

a SIX-ROOMED HOUSE, with Garden. Apply to J. C. Brockmann, Nelson- street, Stepney

r. Ingleby, the Coroner, held an. in quest on the body of J. C. Brookman, at the Alma Inn, Norwood, on Thursday afternoon, December 3, before a Jury of 13, of whom Mr. Jas. Zimri Sellar was chosen Fore man. The body was lying at the deceased's late residence, where it was viewed by the Jury, and, after their return to the inn, the followingevidence was taken : — Alfred Championdeposed to being with the deceased about 5 o'clock on the previous afternoon, and to assist ing him in catching a colt, which having been done, the deceased put a rope round its neck to lead it to the Maid and Magpie. After proceeding as far as the Buck's Head, Stepney, the animal became restive and bolted into a yard in Os mond-terrace, where the deceased caught it, and on taking it out of the yard it bolted a second time, but was again secured. Deceased then threw a long rope round its neck, and whilst leading the colt it attempted to bite him, when he kicked it. After going a few yards it again started off, and deceased having the rope wound several times round his wrist, he was thrown to the ' ground, and dragged some 200 or 300 yards along the road and then against a fence, where the colt com menced kicking, and s'ruck the deceased twice on the head. It then dragged bim against another post, and afterwards against a brick pier, where the rope broke, and. the colt, on being ' released, galloped off. Assistance was procured, but the deceased died before being removed. Henry Scott, medical practitioner, deposed to arriving just after the deceased had expired. There was a pool of blood under his head, and his face was very much grazed, and

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there were wounds in his head very deep. He died from injuries received to the temple bone just above the light ear, caused by a blow or a kick. The Jury returned a verdict of accidental death.

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