Mr Dead, The Coroner

[SteH]

Sometimes you just couldn't make it up, but it seems Liverpool's Coroner during the 1930s and 1940s was Mr G C Mort, the surname translating into from French as 'dead'

[burkhilly]

Just had a look at your website Steve...........excellent!

[DKL]

Lol, how apt!

[collegepudding]

Sometimes you just couldn't make it up, but it seems Liverpool's Coroner during the 1930s and 1940s was Mr G C Mort, the surname translating into from French as 'dead'

Ste, I believe he was also a very inflexible sort of a fella, in fact he was known to many as a bit of a Stiff....

collegepudding

[lindylou]

Sometimes you just couldn't make it up, but it seems Liverpool's Coroner during the 1930s and 1940s was Mr G C Mort, the surname translating into from French as 'dead'

Ha,ha, funny you should mention that -- only today my dad was talking about a consultant doctor called Mr Bone.

I've heard of a surname Death, but pronounced 'Deeth'

[grekko]

David John Nutt (born 16 April 1951) is a British psychiatrist.....honestly,check it out.

This is too good to be true, but it's for real:

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[ChrisGeorge]

There's a Washington D.C. metro area plumber named John C. Flood.

[Doris Mousdale]

There was a doctor in London who shopped at Lewis Medical Bookshop his name was Dr. Doctor.
De'Ath is another way of writing Mr and Mrs Death. Liverpool phonebook used to have Tickle, the Misses (two sisters) and there is a TV producer Lavender Hankie

[lindylou]

One that amuses me is Terry Nutkins - he's a nature and wild life expert on tv, and his name is very apt. Terry Nutkins .. reminds me of Beatrix Potter's Squirrel Nutkin .. he must get a bit of stick over it!

[SteH]

Currently reading Billy Butler's autobiography, his headmaster at school was the aptly named Mr Caine.

[collegepudding]

Currently reading Billy Butler's autobiography, his headmaster at school was the aptly named Mr Caine.

Ste. thats a Whacky sort of a name.

collegepudding

[Spider-Man]

What about Thomas Crapper - he was associated with the widespread use of the flush toilet?!! Apparently the term 'crap' has nothing to do with his name - purely coincidental

[collegepudding]

What about Thomas Crapper - he was associated with the widespread use of the flush toilet?!! Apparently the term 'crap' has nothing to do with his name - purely coincidental

Spider-Man mate, that was a Sh*te post !

collegepudding

[az_gila]

The baker at the Kings Head English shoppe in Santa Monica was named Mr Crum.

He made our wedding cake, one layer English style and one layer American sponge cake style...

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What about Thomas Crapper - he was associated with the widespread use of the flush toilet?!! Apparently the term 'crap' has nothing to do with his name - purely coincidental

I always thought it was too...

But some interesting information on him, and the name, here -

http://www.theplumber.com/crapper.html

...still learning stuff...