British flag   Lost Ancestors   UN flag

United Kingdom and the world




Richardson

First PageNewspapersGravestonesBack to the name index


William Bell Richardson and John Stephenson
Collision Sequel Collision Sequel
CLAIM AND COUNTER CLAIM
UPHELD AT DURHAM COURT

A sequel to a collision between a motor cycle and a motor car was heard at the Durham County Court yesterday, when Wm. Bell Richardson, colliery electrician, of Creaghead, claimed damages amounting to £100 from John Stephenson, of South Pelaw. There was a counter-claim for £39.
Mr. C. R. Fenwick stated that the plaintiff was proceeding on a motor cycle down Nettlesworth-bank, his brother being in the sidecar attached, and at the junction with the main road was run into by the defendant's motor car, which was plying for hire. The machine was damaged and the plaintiff and his brother were injured.
It was urged in defence that the plaintiff ran into the motor car.
His Honour held that there was negligence on both sides, and found for the plaintiff and the counter-claim.

(Published in the "Northern Echo" on December 7, 1921)
Probably: England Census 1901 (Sunderland, Durham, England)
Names Relation Age Place of Birth
William B. Richardson
Emily Richardson
William B. Richardson
Emily E. Richardson
Elizabeth Sykes
Head
Wife
Son
Daughter
Mother-in-Law
33
37
1
2/12
67
London, Middlesex
Kirkeaton, Yorkshire
Sunderland, Durham
Sunderland, Durham
Newsland, Yorkshire




To the Top

Do you miss a name? Tell us and let us add it.
Did you find a fault? Report it to the moderators.
Click here to send an email to Lost Ancestors.

Thank you.

Lost Ancestors: 30 January 2021