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    1. Dartmoor prison escapees Alfred James Healey and Halliday (nicknamed) 'razor slasher'
    2. pogmothoinsoith via

    3. Alfred James Healey and Halliday (nickname) 'Razorslasher' who escaped Dartmoor prison in the mid 1900's I have looked everywhere but the records can anyone help? or anything on Alfred James Healey. thankyou

    02/04/2015 10:19:07
    1. Re: Dartmoor prison escapees Alfred James Healey and Halliday (nicknamed) 'razor slasher'
    2. pogmothoinsoith via

    3. On Thursday, 5 February 2015 01:19:10 UTC, [email protected] wrote: > Alfred James Healey and Halliday (nickname) 'Razorslasher' who escaped Dartmoor prison in the mid 1900's I have looked everywhere but the records can anyone help? or anything on Alfred James Healey. thankyou Albert*

    02/04/2015 11:10:56
    1. Re: Dartmoor prison escapees Alfred James Healey and Halliday (nicknamed) 'razor slasher'
    2. Charles Ellson via

    3. On Wed, 4 Feb 2015 18:10:56 -0800 (PST), [email protected] wrote: >On Thursday, 5 February 2015 01:19:10 UTC, [email protected] wrote: >> Alfred James Healey and Halliday (nickname) 'Razorslasher' who escaped Dartmoor prison in the mid 1900's I have looked everywhere but the records can anyone help? or anything on Alfred James Healey. thankyou > >Albert* > Re the escape or the man ? This one maybe :- Albert James HEALY b abt 1862 Soberton, Hampshire d. Chester 22 Oct 1951 (from wills index) married to Jane BUT the 1911 census shows him as a civil assistant in the Ordnance Survey which seems a bit unlikely for an ex-prisoner. There are about 7 plain Albert HEALYs in the 1891 census in England. There is an Albert HEALEY b abt 1882 in Harrogate shown in the Wakefield prison register, committed in 1900 in York for theft. He was a tailor who had previously been in Newcastle prison with a note which seems to read "5 years a del reformatory school".

    02/04/2015 10:10:57
    1. Re: Dartmoor prison escapees Alfred James Healey and Halliday (nicknamed) 'razor slasher'
    2. Anne Chambers via

    3. [email protected] wrote: > Alfred James Healey and Halliday (nickname) 'Razorslasher' who escaped Dartmoor prison in the mid 1900's I > have looked everywhere but the records can anyone help? or anything on Alfred James Healey. thankyou > From The Times January 24 1955, page 4 "RECAPTURED PRISONERS "COMFORTABLE" INJURED IN ESCAPE ATTEMPT Two Dartmoor prisoners who were recaptured early on Saturday morning when a lorry in which they were attempting to escape crashed, and who were taken to hospital in Plymouth, were stated yesterday to be "fairly comfortable" They are John Thomas Halliday and James Healey. They were at liberty for about 13 hours after escaping on Friday from a working party and scaling the prison wall. The lorry crashed into the Devon side of a bridge over the river Tamar after a police car had given chase." -- Anne Chambers South Australia anne dot chambers at bigpond dot com

    02/05/2015 09:18:23
    1. Re: Dartmoor prison escapees Alfred James Healey and Halliday (nicknamed) 'razor slasher'
    2. CWatters via

    3. On 05/02/2015 01:19, [email protected] wrote: > Alfred James Healey and Halliday (nickname) 'Razorslasher' who escaped Dartmoor prison in the mid 1900's I have looked everywhere but the records can anyone help? or anything on Alfred James Healey. thankyou > http://search.lma.gov.uk/LMA_DOC/ACC_3444.PDF LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES WANDSWORTH, HM PRISON ACC/3444 Page 43 Reference Description Dates ACC/3444/PD/01/0468 not available for general access Halliday, John Thomas 1 file 1959

    02/09/2015 04:29:43