Discovery. On the morning of 9 November 1888, the day of the annual Lord Mayor's Day celebrations, Kelly's landlord, John McCarthy, sent his assistant, ex-soldier Thomas Bowyer, to collect the rent. Kelly was six weeks behind on her payments, owing 29 shillings.
I have taken plenty of photo's in loads of Cemeteries. There is no law prohibiting photography in UK cemeteries and the scenarios you describe are almost unheard of. Again, you may not have heard of them, but a simple Google search indicates that they do happen a lot.
As we entered in the cemetery there was 2 guys I assumed were local groundsmen, They was quite friendly and asked if I needed help, They saw I had a camera and asked if I was looking for Mary Kelly so I said I was and they pointed me in the direction, They said filming not usually permitted there without permission but on this occasion they let me through. Just something to note for next time I suppose.
@Rickyivesofficial And baby. As you face the building go to the left then it's either the 1st or second path to the left, about half way down turn left, he has green glass pieces on his grave. My partner & I left a cart with my phone number on it, a production team were doing documentaries on miscarriages of justice & gave our card to his great Nephew & Timothy's duster (aged 97 at the time) h he phoned me a few times, spent ages on the phone, gave me a load of background information.
Good video sadly Mary Gillette wasn’t the landlord of Mary kelly .it was john McCarthy he died in 1934 .he identified Mary kelly at the inquest by her ear lobs .
Very interesting! Well done!❤️
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Thank you!!!!! 🙏🙏🙏
Great video, thanks 👍
+@clarekelly6129 thank you 🙏
A better more in depth video coming later in the week by next Sunday
Good video 😊
Thanks 😁
Discovery. On the morning of 9 November 1888, the day of the annual Lord Mayor's Day celebrations, Kelly's landlord, John McCarthy, sent his assistant, ex-soldier Thomas Bowyer, to collect the rent. Kelly was six weeks behind on her payments, owing 29 shillings.
I have taken plenty of photo's in loads of Cemeteries.
There is no law prohibiting photography in UK cemeteries and the scenarios you describe are almost unheard of. Again, you may not have heard of them, but a simple Google search indicates that they do happen a lot.
As we entered in the cemetery there was 2 guys I assumed were local groundsmen, They was quite friendly and asked if I needed help, They saw I had a camera and asked if I was looking for Mary Kelly so I said I was and they pointed me in the direction, They said filming not usually permitted there without permission but on this occasion they let me through. Just something to note for next time I suppose.
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I've been there quite a few times. Did know Timothy Evens is there too?
Yes I had previously heard that he wrongfully was accused of murdering his wife and he was hung and then burried here. :(
@Rickyivesofficial And baby. As you face the building go to the left then it's either the 1st or second path to the left, about half way down turn left, he has green glass pieces on his grave. My partner & I left a cart with my phone number on it, a production team were doing documentaries on miscarriages of justice & gave our card to his great Nephew & Timothy's duster (aged 97 at the time) h he phoned me a few times, spent ages on the phone, gave me a load of background information.
Mary “Jane” Kelly 👍
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Yes my apologise I don’t know where or why I kept saying Mary Jane I did explain in the description.
Good video sadly Mary Gillette wasn’t the landlord of Mary kelly .it was john McCarthy he died in 1934 .he identified Mary kelly at the inquest by her ear lobs .