William Jump

William Jump

Died on 28th June 1862
Constable Jump was on duty at Smallshaw on 28th June 1862 where he was dealing with an affray involving 7 or 8 men. He was shot by one of the men, sustaining injuries which resulted in his death.
He was 29.

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