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Jennifer D. Pegg
Inspector
Username: Jdpegg

Post Number: 181
Registered: 2-2003

Posted on Saturday, January 03, 2004 - 6:55 am:

after reading something about rippers court in the current ie issue 50 of ripperologist i had a look on the 1901 and came up with this

John Ripper 17 Middlesex Tambeth London Private 3Rd Middlesex
John Ripper 23 Kent Bexley Kent Crayford Farm Labourer
John Ripper 26 Yorks Sheffield Brightside Brightside Bierlow Cab Driver
John Ripper 30 Essex Colne Essex Ilford Labourer
John Ripper 40 Suffolk Gislingham Suffolk Old Newton Railway Signalman
John Ripper 46 Cornwall Stithians Cornwall Gwennap Engine Driver Stationary In Tin Mine
John Ripper 54 Norfolk East Bradenham Essex Colne Engaine Entire Horseman On Farm
John Ripper 63 Gislingham Sfk East Suffolk Cotton Farmer
John Ripper 65 Germany British Subject London Mile End Old Town Foreman Baker
John Ripper 72 Cornwall St Austell Devonport Devonport Retired Marine Engineer

here a some likely suspects
no jacks though but jack is short for john!

jennifer

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