Builder Found Baby Skeleton Under Floorboards
David Dent discovered a baby's skeletal remains wrapped in 1910 newspaper under floorboards. The father-of-six now suffers from PTSD and plans to visit the child's grave.
David Dent discovered a baby's skeletal remains wrapped in 1910 newspaper under floorboards. The father-of-six now suffers from PTSD and plans to visit the child's grave.
A baby boy's skeletal remains, found wrapped in a 1910 newspaper in Bishop Auckland, have been buried. The identity and cause of death remain unknown.
A small, respectful funeral was held for Baby Auckland, whose remains were discovered in 2024 wrapped in a 1910 newspaper. The infant was laid to rest in Bishop Auckland.
A baby boy found wrapped in 1910 newspaper under floorboards was finally laid to rest in a dignified funeral, up to 300 years after his death.
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An inquest hears the remains of 'Baby Auckland', discovered under floorboards in Bishop Auckland in 2024, may date back to the 18th century, wrapped in a newspaper from 1910 with twine around the neck.
Skeletal remains of a baby boy discovered under floorboards in Bishop Auckland could date back to the 1700s, with carbon dating revealing a tragic historical mystery.
An inquest has begun into the death of a baby boy whose skeleton was discovered wrapped in a 1910 newspaper under floorboards during renovations in Bishop Auckland.
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