Unsolved 1919

by Pat Finn

A list of unsolved murders from 1919.Contains 65 cases (30 babies) including Elizabeth McDermott who was found dead and naked in Liverpool, Joseph Dean who was stabbed outside the Rossuth Tavern, Thomas Rowland who died after a scuffle in Walworth Road, William Fennell who was found dead in his bed with a head wound, Mamie Stuart who was found dismembered at the bottom of a mineshaft, Florence Reeves who was shot, Anne Wright who was found shot in a country lane, Thomas Green who was killed in a riot at a police station, Mabel Greenwood who died from arsenic poisoning, Charles Wotten was found dead in the Liverpool docks following a race riot, Nellie Rault who was stabbed to death in Welstead Wood, Mary Evans and Samuel Evans who were each shot in the head at their farm and Elizabeth Ridgeley who was found beaten to death in her shop. Contains all known unsolved murders and mysteries from England, Scotland and Wales in 1919.Resourced from old newspapers, court files, police files and other varied sources.The most authoritative resource for unsolved murders and mysteries from 1919 in the UK on the market.Cases include: Elizabeth McDermott Joseph Dean Thomas Rowland Thomas Hollis Baby Baby Baby Frederick Roalfe William Fennell Baby Baby Baby Baby Mamie Stuart Baby Baby Baby Baby Baby Baby Phoebe Amelia Stokes Baby Twin A and Baby Twin B Baby Anne Manns Baby Florence Victoria Reeves Baby Rashleigh George White Baby Anne Bella Wright John Thomas Gregory Kuno Eversberg Thomas Green Mabel Greenwood Jane Derbyshire Fleetwood Willats Male Child Charles Wotten Baby Baby Baby Baby Edith Shepherd Nellie Florence Ruby Rault Baby Baby Mary Evans and Samuel Evans Baby Baby Albert Birt Child Edward Jenkins Charlotte Emma Jordan Kathleen Keller Horace Walter Ash Jessie Wright Baby Billie Carleton Baby John Bianchi Elizabeth Ridgeley James Campbell Baby Baby Baby

153 pages, Paperback

Published September 10, 2016

About the author

I write true crime books based on a chronological structure and divided between Unsolved and Homicide.

My website is here:

https://www.truecrimeuk.co.uk

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Reviews

[brian pendergest · Rating 5 out of 5]

Good read

Very interesting read.so sad to hear about so many babies dying,it kept my interest up,I recommend it very highly.reading the next book now