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Mel
PostPosted: Sat Apr 25, 2009 9:19 am 
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The Northern Echo

Tuesday August 2 1892

Married and Deserted

Vincent Coates, a young miner, was charged at Bishop Auckland on Monday with deserting his wife, who wanted a separation. They lived in Monkhouse Cottages. -Margt. Cook said it was fearful to hear complainants shouts. She heard defendant utter threats when going to Roughlee. -Sergt. Sharp corroborated. The woman's stae showed ill-usage. -Defendant wanted his wife to join him; but complainant, much distressed, said she dared not; and an order for 7s 6d per week was made by the Bench.

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PostPosted: Sat Apr 25, 2009 9:20 am 
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Is there another Roughlee or will this article be referring to the Roughlee in Lancashire?

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Bishop Auckland is in Durham as you probably know Mel, but I think there is only one Roughlee and that is in Lancashire.


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If you Google for Rough Lee Durham, there are references to a Rough Lee (or Roughlee) near Bishop Auckland.

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Thanks.

Probably not our Roughlee then.

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