Daughter of William Clarke and Mary Ann Clarke Née Stroud, (M) 1875 Lambeth
Fostered by George and Ann Brandom of Leighton Buzzard, Bedfordshire.
Mary Ann Clarke 2nd (M) 1880 Lambeth, to George Gray.
Maria was was murdered by her husband, Alfred Chipperfield only 4 days after their marriage (18th December in Cork Ireland),
Burial date: 25 December 1895
Alfred Chipperfield was a young clerk who met up with a barmaid at Islington and persuaded her to elope with him. They went to Cork, and within a fortnight they had married. They returned to Islington, and while travelling together in a taxi, he cut her throat and then his own. He was tried at the Old Bailey and his defence claimed that she had committed suicide while of unsound mind. Evidence suggested otherwise and he was convicted.
He was hanged by James Billington & William Warbrick in Newgate on the 25th February 1896.
Fostered by George and Ann Brandom of Leighton Buzzard, Bedfordshire.
Mary Ann Clarke 2nd (M) 1880 Lambeth, to George Gray.
Maria was was murdered by her husband, Alfred Chipperfield only 4 days after their marriage (18th December in Cork Ireland),
Burial date: 25 December 1895
Alfred Chipperfield was a young clerk who met up with a barmaid at Islington and persuaded her to elope with him. They went to Cork, and within a fortnight they had married. They returned to Islington, and while travelling together in a taxi, he cut her throat and then his own. He was tried at the Old Bailey and his defence claimed that she had committed suicide while of unsound mind. Evidence suggested otherwise and he was convicted.
He was hanged by James Billington & William Warbrick in Newgate on the 25th February 1896.
Daughter of William Clarke and Mary Ann Clarke Née Stroud, (M) 1875 Lambeth
Fostered by George and Ann Brandom of Leighton Buzzard, Bedfordshire.
Mary Ann Clarke 2nd (M) 1880 Lambeth, to George Gray.
Maria was was murdered by her husband, Alfred Chipperfield only 4 days after their marriage (18th December in Cork Ireland),
Burial date: 25 December 1895
Alfred Chipperfield was a young clerk who met up with a barmaid at Islington and persuaded her to elope with him. They went to Cork, and within a fortnight they had married. They returned to Islington, and while travelling together in a taxi, he cut her throat and then his own. He was tried at the Old Bailey and his defence claimed that she had committed suicide while of unsound mind. Evidence suggested otherwise and he was convicted.
He was hanged by James Billington & William Warbrick in Newgate on the 25th February 1896.
Fostered by George and Ann Brandom of Leighton Buzzard, Bedfordshire.
Mary Ann Clarke 2nd (M) 1880 Lambeth, to George Gray.
Maria was was murdered by her husband, Alfred Chipperfield only 4 days after their marriage (18th December in Cork Ireland),
Burial date: 25 December 1895
Alfred Chipperfield was a young clerk who met up with a barmaid at Islington and persuaded her to elope with him. They went to Cork, and within a fortnight they had married. They returned to Islington, and while travelling together in a taxi, he cut her throat and then his own. He was tried at the Old Bailey and his defence claimed that she had committed suicide while of unsound mind. Evidence suggested otherwise and he was convicted.
He was hanged by James Billington & William Warbrick in Newgate on the 25th February 1896.
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