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| Richard James Sealey aged 99. Born 1882 in what became Trinity Hospital Taunton. His mother, Mary, died at his birth and he was brought up by his grandparents who lived in Chapel House. He left school at the age of 10, married at 24 and then lived in Bakers Cottage. He later lived in Jubilee Cottage. Richard left Halse after the death of his daughter, Dorothy, aged 4 (cross in churchyard). Richard Sealey died in Wellington aged 99 years 360 days in 1982. He carved three pew ends. As reported in the Somerset County Gazette, March 10 1900: A serious accident happened on Saturday last to a young man in the employ of Mr. Greenway, named Richard Sealey. While riding on a load of hay he slipped down between the horse and cart. The horse kicked him and the wheel of the cart went over him. He remained insensible for some considerable time. Dr. Bunny of Bishops Lydeard was sent for and under his care we hear the young man is getting on as well as the serious nature of the accident will permit |
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