Database: Nellie (Surname Unknown) - Revision history

imported>Darman36 at 15:12, 15 May 2023

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	"I saw a brave girl today... She did not hesitate to defend one of her 'sisters' working Dorset Street, racing up, screaming like a madwoman, and grabbing away the cane of a brutal client ... I offered to buy them both a glass of gin, but Nellie refused. So I bought us all some dinner at the [[Frying Pan]] and Nellie and I have been friends ever since."		"I saw a brave girl today... She did not hesitate to defend one of her 'sisters' working Dorset Street, racing up, screaming like a madwoman, and grabbing away the cane of a brutal client ... I offered to buy them both a glass of gin, but Nellie refused. So I bought us all some dinner at the [[Frying Pan]] and Nellie and I have been friends ever since."

	Jacob's last entry in 1888 before his disappearance mentions only: "I gave Nellie some money and told her to flee [[Whitechapel]]. [[Evie Frye\|Evie]] will find her, but I fear she'll go back to Lady O looking for work when the money runs out. The Ripper must not find her!"		Jacob's last entry in 1888 before his disappearance mentions only: "I gave Nellie some money and told her to flee [[Whitechapel]]. [[Evie Frye\|Evie]] will find her, but I fear she'll go back to [[Olwyn Owers\|Lady O]] looking for work when the money runs out. The Ripper must not find her!"
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imported>Lady Kyashira at 15:25, 27 June 2020

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	[[File:ACS DB Nellie.jpg\|~~thumb~~]]		[[File:ACS DB Nellie.jpg\|right\|250px]]
	Date of Birth: Between 1863 and 1865, month unknown.		Date of Birth: Between 1863 and 1865, month unknown.

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	[[Jacob Frye\|Jacob]] had made Nellie into an invaluable ally, one who would be key to helping put an end to the [[Jack the Ripper\|Ripper]]'s reign of terror.		[[Jacob Frye\|Jacob]] had made Nellie into an invaluable ally, one who would be key to helping put an end to the [[Jack the Ripper\|Ripper]]'s reign of terror.

	Jacob wrote in March 1888:<br />		Jacob wrote in March 1888:<br>
	"I saw a brave girl today... She did not hesitate to defend one of her 'sisters' working Dorset Street, racing up, screaming like a madwoman, and grabbing away the cane of a brutal client ... I offered to buy them both a glass of gin, but Nellie refused. So I bought us all some dinner at the [[Frying Pan]] and Nellie and I have been friends ever since."		"I saw a brave girl today... She did not hesitate to defend one of her 'sisters' working Dorset Street, racing up, screaming like a madwoman, and grabbing away the cane of a brutal client ... I offered to buy them both a glass of gin, but Nellie refused. So I bought us all some dinner at the [[Frying Pan]] and Nellie and I have been friends ever since."

imported>Sadelyrate at 09:08, 28 July 2018

2018-07-28T09:08:47Z

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	Jacob wrote in March 1888:<br />		Jacob wrote in March 1888:<br />
	"I saw a brave girl today... She did not hesitate to defend one of her 'sisters' working Dorset Street, racing up, screaming like a madwoman, and grabbing away the cane of a brutal client ... I offered to buy them both a glass of gin, but Nellie refused. So I bought us all some dinner at the Frying Pan and Nellie and I have been friends ever since."		"I saw a brave girl today... She did not hesitate to defend one of her 'sisters' working Dorset Street, racing up, screaming like a madwoman, and grabbing away the cane of a brutal client ... I offered to buy them both a glass of gin, but Nellie refused. So I bought us all some dinner at the [[Frying Pan]] and Nellie and I have been friends ever since."

	Jacob's last entry in 1888 before his disappearance mentions only: "I gave Nellie some money and told her to flee [[Whitechapel]]. [[Evie Frye\|Evie]] will find her, but I fear she'll go back to Lady O looking for work when the money runs out. The Ripper must not find her!"		Jacob's last entry in 1888 before his disappearance mentions only: "I gave Nellie some money and told her to flee [[Whitechapel]]. [[Evie Frye\|Evie]] will find her, but I fear she'll go back to Lady O looking for work when the money runs out. The Ripper must not find her!"

imported>Crookandcharlatan at 13:11, 21 October 2017

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	Jacob wrote in March 1888:<br />		Jacob wrote in March 1888:<br />
	"I saw a brave girl today... She did not hesitate to ~~defned~~ one of her 'sisters' working Dorset Street, racing up, screaming like a madwoman, and grabbing away the cane of a brutal client ... I offered to buy them both a glass of gin, but Nellie refused. So I bought us all some dinner at the Frying Pan and Nellie and I have been friends ever since."		"I saw a brave girl today... She did not hesitate to defend one of her 'sisters' working Dorset Street, racing up, screaming like a madwoman, and grabbing away the cane of a brutal client ... I offered to buy them both a glass of gin, but Nellie refused. So I bought us all some dinner at the Frying Pan and Nellie and I have been friends ever since."

	Jacob's last entry in 1888 before his disappearance mentions only: "I gave Nellie some money and told her to flee [[Whitechapel]]. [[Evie Frye\|Evie]] will find her, but I fear she'll go back to Lady O looking for work when the money runs out. The Ripper must not find her!"		Jacob's last entry in 1888 before his disappearance mentions only: "I gave Nellie some money and told her to flee [[Whitechapel]]. [[Evie Frye\|Evie]] will find her, but I fear she'll go back to Lady O looking for work when the money runs out. The Ripper must not find her!"

imported>Cococrash11 at 08:59, 15 December 2015

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	Date of Birth: Between 1863 and 1865, month unknown.		Date of Birth: Between 1863 and 1865, month unknown.

	Nellie was a 'Lost Woman', an 'Unfortunate', one of a thousand prostitutes who 'plied their trade' in [[London]]'s most impoverished boroughs.		[[Nellie]] was a 'Lost Woman', an 'Unfortunate', one of a thousand prostitutes who 'plied their trade' in [[London]]'s most impoverished boroughs.

	[[Jacob Frye\|Jacob]] had made Nellie into an invaluable ally, one who would be key to helping put an end to the [[Jack the Ripper\|Ripper]]'s reign of terror.		[[Jacob Frye\|Jacob]] had made Nellie into an invaluable ally, one who would be key to helping put an end to the [[Jack the Ripper\|Ripper]]'s reign of terror.

imported>Amnestyyy at 07:53, 15 December 2015

2015-12-15T07:53:49Z

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			[[File:ACS DB Nellie.jpg\|thumb]]
	Date of Birth: Between 1863 and 1865, month unknown.		Date of Birth: Between 1863 and 1865, month unknown.

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	[[Jacob Frye\|Jacob]] had made Nellie into an invaluable ally, one who would be key to helping put an end to the [[Jack the Ripper\|Ripper]]'s reign of terror.		[[Jacob Frye\|Jacob]] had made Nellie into an invaluable ally, one who would be key to helping put an end to the [[Jack the Ripper\|Ripper]]'s reign of terror.

	Jacob wrote in March 1888:<br>		Jacob wrote in March 1888:<br />
	"I saw a brave girl today... She did not hesitate to defned one of her 'sisters' working Dorset Street, racing up, screaming like a madwoman, and grabbing away the cane of a brutal client ... I offered to buy them both a glass of gin, but Nellie refused. So I bought us all some dinner at the Frying Pan and Nellie and I have been friends ever since."		"I saw a brave girl today... She did not hesitate to defned one of her 'sisters' working Dorset Street, racing up, screaming like a madwoman, and grabbing away the cane of a brutal client ... I offered to buy them both a glass of gin, but Nellie refused. So I bought us all some dinner at the Frying Pan and Nellie and I have been friends ever since."

imported>Amnestyyy: SPOILERS

2015-12-15T06:50:11Z

SPOILERS

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Date of Birth: Between 1863 and 1865, month unknown.

Nellie was a 'Lost Woman', an 'Unfortunate', one of a thousand prostitutes who 'plied their trade' in [[London]]'s most impoverished boroughs.

[[Jacob Frye|Jacob]] had made Nellie into an invaluable ally, one who would be key to helping put an end to the [[Jack the Ripper|Ripper]]'s reign of terror.

Jacob wrote in March 1888:<br>
"I saw a brave girl today... She did not hesitate to defned one of her 'sisters' working Dorset Street, racing up, screaming like a madwoman, and grabbing away the cane of a brutal client ... I offered to buy them both a glass of gin, but Nellie refused. So I bought us all some dinner at the Frying Pan and Nellie and I have been friends ever since."

Jacob's last entry in 1888 before his disappearance mentions only: "I gave Nellie some money and told her to flee [[Whitechapel]]. [[Evie Frye|Evie]] will find her, but I fear she'll go back to Lady O looking for work when the money runs out. The Ripper must not find her!"
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