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Anna Maria O'dell, the 2nd wife of William O'dell gives birth to a stillborn child in the Marshalsea debtors prison, where she had accompanied her husband

On May 19, 1821 in Celtic History

Anna maria o'dell, the 2nd wife of william o'dell gives birth to a stillborn child in the marshalsea debtors prison, where she had accompanied her husband

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Sat 19 May 1821

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