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Unsolved 1906
Unsolved True Crime Cases from 1906.
Contains 64 cases (17 babies) including the murder of the sisters Mary Hogg and Caroline Hogg who were killed in their home by a horrid man, William Bliss, the manager of the Banbury Savings Bank who died under mysterious circumstances, Mary Whiteside who died after an illegal operation, Edith Wall who was found dead near New Tredegar and Richard Phillips and his wife Mary Phillips who were found dead at their cottage.
Contains all known unsolved murders and mysteries from England, Scotland and Wales in 1906.
A fantastic resource for people that need a categorical reference for all unsolved murders and mysteries from 1906.
Resourced from old newspapers, court files, police files and other varied sources.
The most authoritative resource for unsolved murders and mysteries from 1906 in the UK on the market.
Cases
InfantEliza ClarkWilliam BlissJames BerryLouisa MerrittAnnie FitzhughJoyce ButlerSquire KynstonGirlWilliam Redmayne KnipeMartha Ellen HoughHenry FosterBabyBabyBabySidney LipecombeAlexander NashBabyDavid ThomasChildJames Thomas LasslettPeter SpilsburyAlice WigginsTertius HargreavesIsabella MullenJames Bradley WhiteSarah Ann StaggBabyHerbert BennettHilda ArbuthnotMargaret FarringtonAnn PowellWilliam MillerBabyChildChildUriah CottleMary Anne Hogg and Caroline Gwinnell HoggJessie MoranPhilip Herman ChancellorMary Ellen WhitesideArchibald WakeleyElizabeth L ShrieferJane Elizabeth MarriottJames Ashburner StoreyWilliam Stanley Baxter and Leslie BaxterMadeline Sara WellsChildPatrick ConnerBabyEdith WallBertha Mabel FarmereyBabyBabyBabyAlfred George BessemerChildAda FenwickLillie Yolande Marie RochaidOsborne Paul HartRichard Phillips and Mary PhillipsHenrietta TweedieBabyMaria Sarah Laurie
Contains 64 cases (17 babies) including the murder of the sisters Mary Hogg and Caroline Hogg who were killed in their home by a horrid man, William Bliss, the manager of the Banbury Savings Bank who died under mysterious circumstances, Mary Whiteside who died after an illegal operation, Edith Wall who was found dead near New Tredegar and Richard Phillips and his wife Mary Phillips who were found dead at their cottage.
Contains all known unsolved murders and mysteries from England, Scotland and Wales in 1906.
A fantastic resource for people that need a categorical reference for all unsolved murders and mysteries from 1906.
Resourced from old newspapers, court files, police files and other varied sources.
The most authoritative resource for unsolved murders and mysteries from 1906 in the UK on the market.
Cases
InfantEliza ClarkWilliam BlissJames BerryLouisa MerrittAnnie FitzhughJoyce ButlerSquire KynstonGirlWilliam Redmayne KnipeMartha Ellen HoughHenry FosterBabyBabyBabySidney LipecombeAlexander NashBabyDavid ThomasChildJames Thomas LasslettPeter SpilsburyAlice WigginsTertius HargreavesIsabella MullenJames Bradley WhiteSarah Ann StaggBabyHerbert BennettHilda ArbuthnotMargaret FarringtonAnn PowellWilliam MillerBabyChildChildUriah CottleMary Anne Hogg and Caroline Gwinnell HoggJessie MoranPhilip Herman ChancellorMary Ellen WhitesideArchibald WakeleyElizabeth L ShrieferJane Elizabeth MarriottJames Ashburner StoreyWilliam Stanley Baxter and Leslie BaxterMadeline Sara WellsChildPatrick ConnerBabyEdith WallBertha Mabel FarmereyBabyBabyBabyAlfred George BessemerChildAda FenwickLillie Yolande Marie RochaidOsborne Paul HartRichard Phillips and Mary PhillipsHenrietta TweedieBabyMaria Sarah Laurie
172 pages, Kindle Edition
Published April 20, 2016
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Pat Finn
154 books3 followersI write true crime books based on a chronological structure and divided between Unsolved and Homicide.
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My website is here:
https://www.truecrimeuk.co.uk
It shows a full list of books with blurb and some videos in which I read some of the entries.
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