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'''Dr. Loud''' (fl. 1886) was a general practicioner based in [[Whitechapel]].{{Bookref|Medievil-Times}}{{Bookref|Medievil-Times|1}} On April 20, 1886, he was called upon by [[Police-Constable Haylock]] to examine the body of a dead woman found on Cudworth Street who would later be identified as [[Mary Swinton]]. He would examine her body a second time at the mortuary. However, he could not carry out a post-mortem until he received permission from the Coroner.{{Bookref|Medievil-Times|1}} | '''Dr. Loud''' (fl. 1886) was a general practicioner based in [[Whitechapel]].{{Bookref|Medievil-Times}}{{Bookref|Medievil-Times|1}} On April 20, 1886, he was called upon by [[Police-Constable Haylock]] to examine the body of a dead woman found on Cudworth Street who would later be identified as [[Mary Swinton]]. He would examine her body a second time at the mortuary. However, he could not carry out a post-mortem until he received permission from the Coroner.{{Bookref|Medievil-Times|1}} | ||
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===Name=== | |||
[[wiktionary:Loud|Loud]] is an English and Scottish surname. It has several possible origins, such as being derived from the adjective loud, or derived from the place name Lyde. It may be a spelling variant of Louth in Lincolnshire, itself related to the aforementioned adjective. Finally, it can be a variant of the Irish surnames McLeod and McLouth. | |||
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