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Living at 5, Belsize Park, Hampstead, London. Murdo MacDonald, 47yrs, Commercial Agent, Colonial, wife, Laura, 36yrs, 3 children, Flora, 15yrs, Somerled, 9yrs, Kingsborough, 7yrs, plus 3 domestic servants.
Living at 5, Belsize Park, Hampstead, London. Kingsborough MacDonald, 17yrs, son, Studying Science, Charles P. Bathurst, 16yrs, solicitors clerk, visitor, plus 1 domestic servant.
Living at 26, Fortune Green Road, Hampstead, London. Flora MacDonald, 34yrs, sister, Kingsborough MacDonald, 26yrs, Stockbrokers Clerk, brother, plus 1 domestic servant.
Living at 18, Windsor Road, Finchley, London. Kingsborough MacDonald, 37yrs, Stockjobber, wife, Mary Louisa, 30yrs, plus 1 domestic servant.
Living at 137, Rowlands Road, Worthing, Sussex.
First name(s) | Last name | Relationship to head | Sex | Birth year | Age in years | Birth place | Occupation | Employer |
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Margaret | Donnal | Head | Female | 1866 | 54 | Hawick, Roxburghshire, Scotland | Household Duties | - |
Fred J | Donnal | Son | Male | 1903 | 17 | Ayrshire, Scotland | Student Teacher | F P Bird Esq |
Kingsburgh | Macdonald | Boarder | Male | 1873 | 47 | Cape Town, South Africa | Stockbroker | Own Account |
Louise | Macdonald | Boarder | Female | 1880 | 40 | Hampstead, London, England | Home Duties |
Hendon & Finchley Times – Friday 8th March 1912
RAILWAY FRAUD. Charles Kingsborough Macdonald, of Windsor-road. Church-end, Finchley, was summoned for travelling on the Great Northern Railway without having previously paid his fare and with intent to avoid payment. Mr. R. Hill Dawe, for the railway company, said defendant was a stockbroker’s clerk, and on February 19th travelled from Broad-street to Church-end. On that date there was special examination of tickets at the stations. Defendant arrived at Church-end on the 6.42 p.m. train, and, on reaching the barrier, tendered twopence, saying he had come from East Finchley. The collector, knowing of the special examination there, and that it was impossible for him to have got through without showing a ticket, asked him whether he had a ticket to East Finchley. He said No. I came in there, and, hearing a train in, rushed through the barrier, not having time to get ticket." Defendant afterwards repeated this statement and being asked for his name and address said Charles Martin, Beresford-road, East Finchley." Subsequently he said that he came from Broad-street, and that his name and address were wrong, and that he had made a fool of himself. Mr. Reynolds: a very disgraceful thing. You must pay 40s. and costs. Defendant said it was case of not having any money upon him. Mr. Reynolds: That would not prompt you to give a wrong name and address. Defendant: I was feeling very ill at the time and thought they were going to "claim" me.
The fine and costs amounted to £2 14s. 6d. (Approx. £325. 2022 value)