Gipsy Dan Boswell

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Derbyshire Times and Chesterfield Herald 


Derbyshire Times and Chesterfield Herald Derbyshire, England

2 Mar 1912

 
  gipsy   their race  tombstone of ■King  Dan Boswell.  Boswell in and Jus wife, who are, living
 

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Derby Mercury Derbyshire, England

29 Nov 1876


THE CHARGE OF MURDER AT DERBY

not understand. Prisoner said to witness ,pily 1,My name is Nelson Boswell if you want that. ptnin Elizabeth Oaks was called again, and she stated that she n to heard Mary Boswell say with an oath, If you strike my ;er a husband again -1 will have

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Derby Daily Telegraph Derbyshire, England

16 Feb 1910


TOWN AND COUNTY GOSSIP

history has just discovered the fact that the Boswell family have completed hundred years' association with i the place. The Boswells are, of course, acknowledged to be one of the foremost, if not the foremost, gipsy family the United Kingdom,

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Derbyshire Times and Chesterfield Herald Derbyshire, England

2 Dec 1876


NOTES FROM DERBY

inquest held over the battered STof Ride, a verdict of Manslaughter was returned against BoswelL The Boswells are, bv-the-way! an ancient gipsy family. Their gipsy geneaology extends, I am told, several centuries back. Your deadly-lively contemporary.

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Derby Mercury Derbyshire, England

14 Jul 1875


Local Topics

terrible affray took place between a lot-  of gipsies at Baslow, and bad it not been) for the timely in- terference of  police-sergeant Speck a man named Oarmsnd lera Boswell, king of the Gipsies, must have bean kicked to death.  It is alleged

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Derbyshire Advertiser and Journal Derbyshire, England

9 Oct 1863


PETTY SESSIONS, Tuesday, Sept. 29

recollect anything that occurred, was fined 20s. and costs, or default imprisoned for days. Vaobanct.—lsiah Boswell and Uriah Boswell, two gipsies, were charged 

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Derby Mercury Derbyshire, England

22 Nov 1876


CHARGE OF WILFUL MURDER AT DERBY

father residing at Shottle. He had formed a con- d nection with the gipsy Boswells, and was the father of three - children by one of the tribe. Early on Sunday morning r Nelson Boswell, brother to the woman who passes as Mrs. Ride, came to the police station

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Derby Mercury Derbyshire, England

20 Feb 1839


MISCELLANEOUS

sum has been lodged in her name with Sir R. C. Glyn and Co., bankers in London. AN AGED Gipsy.-On Mlonday week, Dinah Boswell, one of a numerous tribe of gipsies of that name, was buried at Bury, who had attained the good old age of 101. She was attended

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Derby Mercury Derbyshire, England

6 Dec 1876


DERBYSHIRE AND LEICESTERSHIRE ASSIZES

special attention, was somewhat singular in its circumstances. It was a charge of manslaughter against Nelson Boswell. He belonged to a tribe of gipsies, and was accused of causil)g the death of another person who was connected with them. At the time of the