Database: Annie Chapman - Revision history

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	[[Annie Chapman]] (born Eliza Ann Smith, c. 1841 - 8 September 1888), was the second victim of the notorious unidentified serial killer '[[Jack the Ripper]]'.		[[Annie Chapman]] (born Eliza Ann Smith, c. 1841 - 8 September 1888), was the [[Whitechapel murders\|second victim]] of the notorious unidentified serial killer '[[Jack the Ripper]]'.

	Born Eliza Ann Smith, Annie married her maternal relative John Chapman, a coachman, at All Saints Church in the Knightsbridge district of [[London]] on 1 May 1869.		Born Eliza Ann Smith, Annie married her maternal relative John Chapman, a coachman, at All Saints Church in the Knightsbridge district of [[London]] on 1 May 1869.

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	Like [[Mary Ann Nichols\|Mary Nichols]], Annie Chapman, led a nomadic existence around East London. For four or so months prior to her death had been living at Crossingham's lodging house at number 35 Dorset Street where she paid eight pence a night for a double bed.		Like [[Mary Ann Nichols\|Mary Nichols]], Annie Chapman, led a nomadic existence around East London. For four or so months prior to her death had been living at Crossingham's lodging house at number 35 Dorset Street where she paid eight pence a night for a double bed.

	We cannot know for sure that the woman killed by Jack the Ripper was indeed Annie Chapman, or another of [[Jacob Frye\|Jacob]]'s [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Assassin apprentice\|initiates]] who disguised herself as a prostitute in order to spy on 'the Ripper'.		We cannot know for sure that the woman killed by Jack the Ripper was indeed Annie Chapman, or [[Annie Chapman (Assassin)\|another]] of [[Jacob Frye\|Jacob]]'s [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Assassin apprentice\|initiates]] who disguised herself as a prostitute in order to spy on 'the Ripper'.
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	Annie Chapman moved to [[Whitechapel]], in 1886. When her husband died, she lost any hope of income outside of prostitution in one of the many [[brothel]]s run by [[Olwyn Owers\|'Lady O']], and her friends testified that she seemed to give up on life.		Annie Chapman moved to [[Whitechapel]], in 1886. When her husband died, she lost any hope of income outside of prostitution in one of the many [[brothel]]s run by [[Olwyn Owers\|'Lady O']], and her friends testified that she seemed to give up on life.

	Like [[Mary Nichols]], Annie Chapman, led a nomadic existence around East London. For four or so months prior to her death had been living at Crossingham's lodging house at number 35 Dorset Street where she paid eight pence a night for a double bed.		Like [[Mary Ann Nichols\|Mary Nichols]], Annie Chapman, led a nomadic existence around East London. For four or so months prior to her death had been living at Crossingham's lodging house at number 35 Dorset Street where she paid eight pence a night for a double bed.

	We cannot know for sure that the woman killed by Jack the Ripper was indeed Annie Chapman, or another of [[Jacob Frye\|Jacob]]'s [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Assassin apprentice\|initiates]] who disguised herself as a prostitute in order to spy on 'the Ripper'.		We cannot know for sure that the woman killed by Jack the Ripper was indeed Annie Chapman, or another of [[Jacob Frye\|Jacob]]'s [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Assassin apprentice\|initiates]] who disguised herself as a prostitute in order to spy on 'the Ripper'.

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	Born Eliza Ann Smith, Annie married her maternal relative John Chapman, a coachman, at All Saints Church in the Knightsbridge district of [[London]] on 1 May 1869.		Born Eliza Ann Smith, Annie married her maternal relative John Chapman, a coachman, at All Saints Church in the Knightsbridge district of [[London]] on 1 May 1869.

	Annie Chapman moved to [[Whitechapel]], in 1886. When her husband died, she lost any hope of income outside of prostitution in one of the many ~~brothels~~ run by 'Lady O', and her friends testified that she seemed to give up on life.		Annie Chapman moved to [[Whitechapel]], in 1886. When her husband died, she lost any hope of income outside of prostitution in one of the many [[brothel]]s run by [[Olwyn Owers\|'Lady O']], and her friends testified that she seemed to give up on life.

	Like Mary Nichols, Annie Chapman, led a nomadic existence around East London. For four or so months prior to her death had been living at Crossingham's lodging house at number 35 Dorset Street where she paid eight pence a night for a double bed.		Like [[Mary Nichols]], Annie Chapman, led a nomadic existence around East London. For four or so months prior to her death had been living at Crossingham's lodging house at number 35 Dorset Street where she paid eight pence a night for a double bed.

	We cannot know for sure that the woman killed by Jack the Ripper was indeed Annie Chapman, or another of [[Jacob Frye\|Jacob]]'s [[Assassins\|Assassin]] initiates who disguised herself as a prostitute in order to spy on 'the Ripper'.		We cannot know for sure that the woman killed by Jack the Ripper was indeed Annie Chapman, or another of [[Jacob Frye\|Jacob]]'s [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Assassin apprentice\|initiates]] who disguised herself as a prostitute in order to spy on 'the Ripper'.
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Annie Chapman}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Annie Chapman}}
	[[Category:Database: People]]		[[Category:Database: People]]
	[[Category:Helix database entries]]		[[Category:Helix database entries]]

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	Annie Chapman (born Eliza Ann Smith, c. 1841 - 8 September 1888), was the second victim of the notorious unidentified serial killer '[[Jack the Ripper]]'.		[[File:ACS DB Annie Chapman.jpg\|thumb]]
			[[Annie Chapman]] (born Eliza Ann Smith, c. 1841 - 8 September 1888), was the second victim of the notorious unidentified serial killer '[[Jack the Ripper]]'.

	Born Eliza Ann Smith, Annie married her maternal relative John Chapman, a coachman, at All Saints Church in the Knightsbridge district of [[London]] on 1 May 1869.		Born Eliza Ann Smith, Annie married her maternal relative John Chapman, a coachman, at All Saints Church in the Knightsbridge district of [[London]] on 1 May 1869.

	Annie Chapman moved to [[Whitechapel]], in 1886. When her husband died, she lost any hope of income outside of prostitution in one of the many brothels run by 'Lady O', and her friends testified that she seemed to give up on life.		Annie Chapman moved to [[Whitechapel]], in 1886. When her husband died, she lost any hope of income outside of prostitution in one of the many brothels run by 'Lady O', and her friends testified that she seemed to give up on life.

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Annie Chapman (born Eliza Ann Smith, c. 1841 - 8 September 1888), was the second victim of the notorious unidentified serial killer '[[Jack the Ripper]]'.

Born Eliza Ann Smith, Annie married her maternal relative John Chapman, a coachman, at All Saints Church in the Knightsbridge district of [[London]] on 1 May 1869.

Annie Chapman moved to [[Whitechapel]], in 1886. When her husband died, she lost any hope of income outside of prostitution in one of the many brothels run by 'Lady O', and her friends testified that she seemed to give up on life.

Like Mary Nichols, Annie Chapman, led a nomadic existence around East London. For four or so months prior to her death had been living at Crossingham's lodging house at number 35 Dorset Street where she paid eight pence a night for a double bed.

We cannot know for sure that the woman killed by Jack the Ripper was indeed Annie Chapman, or another of [[Jacob Frye|Jacob]]'s [[Assassins|Assassin]] initiates who disguised herself as a prostitute in order to spy on 'the Ripper'.
{{DEFAULTSORT:Annie Chapman}}
[[Category:Database: People]]
[[Category:Helix database entries]]