Edith Ellen Milne
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"OUT MIDDLE STUMP."
HARTLEPOOL DEFENDANT WHO SPOILT SOLICITOR'S PLEA."Your own client has knocked your middle stump," was the telling simile uttered from the West Hartlepool Bench yesterday, when, in a maintenance case, Mr. W. Bailey, for the husband, pleaded that no seperation order should be granted, as the man was willing to go back to his wife.
On being asked by the Bench if he was willing to go back he replied "No."
Edith Ellen Milne, 12, Gray-st., Hartlepool, the applicant, said her husband had only worked three months during the past two years, and she had had to keep him.
The Bench made an order for 30s per week.
(Published in the "Northern Echo" on August 21, 1921) |
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Probably:
Edith Ellen Plows was born in Hartlepool, Durham, England on 06 July 1880 and was baptised in the church of St. James in Hartlepool on 25 July 1880. Her parents were Thomas Edward Plows and Jane Isabel Plows, nee Chapman. Her marriage to George Milne was registered in Hartlepool, Durham, England during the first quarter of 1904. Following children are known: Doris (born 1904), Barbara (1905-2000), Jennie (1908-1985), Edith Ellen (1910-1992), and Frances (1914-1996). Edith Ellen Milne died in Finchley, Middlesex, England on 20 March 1959. |
Probably:
England Census 1911 about Edith Ellen Milne and family
Residence: 17, Brunswick Street, Stockton On Tees, Durham, England |
| Name |
Relation |
Marital
status: |
Age |
Birth |
Place of Birth |
George Milne
Edith Ellen Milne
Doris Milne
Barbara Milne
Jennie Milne
Edith Ellen Milne |
Head
Wife
Daughter
Daughter
Daughter
Daughter |
Married
Married
Single
Single
Single
Single |
28
30
7
5
3
10mo. |
abt. 1883
abt. 1881
abt. 1904
abt. 1906
abt. 1908
abt. 1910 |
Hartlepool, Durham
Hartlepool, Durham
Hartlepool, Durham
Hartlepool, Durham
Stockton On Tees, Durham
Stockton On Tees, Durham |
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