John Sanderson, Norman Greenwood, Jonathan Woodrow, Richard Cluley
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Alleged Theft at Saltburn
At Gisborough Police Court yesterday, John Sanderson, fish dealer, Lingdale, and Norman Greenwood, window cleaner, Saltburn, were commited for trial on a charge of breaking into Jonathan Woodrow's Cat Nab pavilion, Old Saltburn, and stealing cigarettes, matches and chocolate, to the value of £2 5s, on 25 November. Police Sergt. Keown, Brotton, said Greenwood told him that half of the missing articles were at his house. Later Sanderson was arrested. At the police station Greenwood said, "We both broke into the shop and stole the articles." Sanderson had nothing to say to the charge. Greenwood was fined 10s for having stolen a sack of coal from Richard Cluley, at Old Saltburn, on 24 November. (Published in the "Northern Echo" on December 7, 1921) |
Probably: England Census 1911 about John J. Sanderson and family Residence: 1, Dixon Street, Lingdale, Boosbeck, Yorkshire, England |
Name |
Relation |
Marital status: |
Age |
Birth |
Place of Birth |
William Sanderson John J. Sanderson Charlotte M. Sanderson Charles Sanderson Maria E. Thurlow |
Head Son Daughter Son Granddaughter |
Widowed Single Single Single Single |
65 24 18 13 7 |
abt. 1846 abt. 1887 abt. 1893 abt. 1898 abt. 1904 |
Upleatham nr. Guisbro, Yorkshire Stanghow, Skelton, Yorkshire Stanghow, Skelton, Yorkshire Stanghow, Skelton, Yorkshire Lingdale, Boosbeck, Yorkshire |
The occupation of the above John J. Sanderson is described with "Ironstone face miner under ground". |
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