- Joan Copeland 1927 -
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In 1911 the family are living at 33 Gravel Lane, Salford, Manchester, England. The property no longer exists
In 1957 the family are living at 29 Knowsly Rd, Southport, England
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Jacob Levi is my maternal 1st cousin 3x removed. Rosenberg family tree Here
Parents: Samuel Levi and Rachael Rosenberg
LEVEN MAN SENT FOR TRIAL ON TWENTY-NINE-YEAR- OLD CHARGE
Allegations in Manchester Court
Arrested over a week ago in Methil on a twenty-nine-year-old
warrant granted by a dead Stipendiary, Aaron Fox, furniture dealer, of Glebe
Street, Leven, was committed for trial at Manchester yesterday charged with
stealing money and jewellery, the property of a Manchester baker by when he was
employed. He was charged on a warrant granted by the late Mr Francis J. Headlam
in May, 1890, with the theft of £20 in cash, two watches, and other jewellery
of the total value of £100 from Mr Samuel Levi who, at the time of the alleged
offence, was a baker in Cheetham Hill Road.
Fox, it was stated, was Mr Levi's only employee, and worked
nightly as a baker, leaving the premises in Cheetham Hill Road about 8 a.m.
each day. On May 14, 1898, Mr and Mrs Levi instead of rising early as usual,
slept until about 9 am Upon awakening, Mr Levi could not find his trousers. He
went downstairs and found them in a dough mixing tub in the bakehouse in the
basement. The pockets had been rifled.
Later it was found that some bread in the oven had been
burnt to a cinder, while pieces of dough were scattered about the bakehouse. A
safe in the sitting-room had been rifled. Fox was missing, and was not traced
until last Saturday week. Mr and Mrs Levi said that their late rising on the
day in question was due to their having been drugged.
30-YEAR-OLD CHARGE FAILS.
LEVEN MAN FOUND NOT GUILTY OF THEFT.