Haddock

That is a coincidence also.

My mother's cousin's name is Haddock.

Oh, this is my friend Broadway.

Broadway, meet Mr. Caswell Fish.

Carl Du Prell gives several instances of this.

Haddock quotes, among other cases, that of Admiral Beaufort.

During two minutes' loss of consciousness in a drowning condition he saw again every detail of his life, all his actions, including their causes, collateral circumstances, their effects, and the reflections of the victim on the good and evil that had resulted therefrom.

Purdy's account of Catherine Emmerich, the somnambulist nun, who, when dying, saw again the whole of her past life, would incline one to think that this strange phenomenon, which traditional Catholicism appears to have called the private judgment, and which Theosophy defines with greater preciseness, is not limited to asphyxia by submersion, but is the regular accompaniment of life's ending.