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Catherine Buck, arrested for stealing sheets

  • optimal chicken said:
    Hmm. Another name which links to Seaton Sluice, New Hartley and Seaton Delaval. I know there will be clans dotted about but still - may be a link. Her tartan - I've seen several like that and wonder if they'd drifted down from Scotland with the boats?

Louisiana Flood - refugees cook government rations (LOC)

  • skillful north said:
    My how times have changed! NOT
  • Randy Reiss said:
    a result of The Mississippi River Flood of 1912.
  • Alysha Jordan said:
    Most likely this hails from post mid April 1912 when over a thousand square miles of active plantation land went under six plus feet of water.

Kate Stobbs, arrested for stealing from her landlady

  • Brenda Anderson said:
    "ALLEGED LARCENY AT NORTH SHIELDS -- To-day at North Shields, Kate Stobbs and Robert Stobbs, 73 Howdon Road, were charged with stealing, or receiving the same, well knowing them to be stolen, a quilt, two blankets, a pair of boots, a plane, saw, vest, and other articles valued at £3 9s, from a dwelling house, 73 Howdon Road, the property of Barbara J. Bowman, on June 8th. -- The evidence showed that the defendants had furnished apartments from the prosecutrix, and the female defendant pawned the goods mention. -- The male defendant, who denied any knowledge of the thefts, was cautioned and dismissed, and the female defendant was committed for fourteen days." --- Shields Gazette, 11 Jun 1903, page 3.
  • gwen Kubberness said:
    They had 2 daughters Elizabeth and Sarah according to census records