A bump for the JtR Map

[The Rookie Detective]

Okay, I've removed the yellow route and cut the red one at the parting point. I have also removed the incorrect address for Lechmere's mother.

Also to reiterate; the map can now only be edited by me from now on. I'll keep it updated using only factual information and details that have been corroborated and confirmed as correct via these forums and the jtrforums.
If you see any inaccuracies or speculations please let me know via the form or this thread (the form is a better contact as I never seem to get email notifications for this thread!)
I'll add a 'corrections request' to the form.

thanks

An absolutely brilliant post.

Your work on this is exceptional and inspiring.

Thank you for sharing it with us


Regards

RD

[richardh]

Yes, the information is wrong.

The red route is confirmed as far as the point that Charles Lechmere and Robert Paul parted company just east of Spitalfield's Maeket. Both men testified to that. Everything west of that point is speculation - it shows one of several possible routes that Lechmere could have used.

The yellow route is complete speculation. Charles Lechmere could have used Montague Street to get to work, but there is no evidence that he ever did.

The 147 Cable Street address for Lechmere's mother is also wrong. Electoral Records show that she and her third husband Joseph Forsdyke lived at 1 Mary Ann Street from 1884 through 1889.

Okay, I've removed the yellow route and cut the red one at the parting point. I have also removed the incorrect address for Lechmere's mother.

Also to reiterate; the map can now only be edited by me from now on. I'll keep it updated using only factual information and details that have been corroborated and confirmed as correct via these forums and the jtrforums.
If you see any inaccuracies or speculations please let me know via the form or this thread (the form is a better contact as I never seem to get email notifications for this thread!)
I'll add a 'corrections request' to the form.

thanks

[The Rookie Detective]

To be clear, the JTR maps is Richard's work and Richard's website. He has the ability on his own site to make the necessary changes to permit or not permit speculative additions and I believe his post indicates he's already done this. He is choosing to share his work here, for which we are grateful. As with all tools, it is up to individual users how to do it, and we do not have a say in how Richard chooses to run or control his own website. We do not wish for it to be confused with "us" as it is HIS work, and his hard efforts involved, and we appreciate him sharing it with us.


And as for making it as accurate as possible, it seems that the current method can work. Inaccurate information was posted, the peer review process caught it, and steps can be taken to correct it. It is a shame that we have to be so vigilant against shady characters acting in bad faith to push their suspect zealotry in direct contradiction of facts, but that's the life. We encourage everyone to continue to participate in the vital function of peer review, on this site, and on all sites that add to the knowledge base.

Thanks for all everyone does.

Thank you kindly for clarifying my query.

I appreciate you taking the time to post and I am grateful for your prompt response.

I agree wholeheartedly with your post and concur with your kind comments regarding Richard.

Regards


RD

[Admin]

You really have something quite unique here and IMO you deserve better than someone adding incorrect data, because then it misleads those who aren't as knowledgeable in certain aspects of the case.

I would urge you to contact admin and see whether you could create a platform for YOUR map that runs through admin, so that your work is both protected, but also the integrity of this site.


Regards

RD

To be clear, the JTR maps is Richard's work and Richard's website. He has the ability on his own site to make the necessary changes to permit or not permit speculative additions and I believe his post indicates he's already done this. He is choosing to share his work here, for which we are grateful. As with all tools, it is up to individual users how to do it, and we do not have a say in how Richard chooses to run or control his own website. We do not wish for it to be confused with "us" as it is HIS work, and his hard efforts involved, and we appreciate him sharing it with us.


And as for making it as accurate as possible, it seems that the current method can work. Inaccurate information was posted, the peer review process caught it, and steps can be taken to correct it. It is a shame that we have to be so vigilant against shady characters acting in bad faith to push their suspect zealotry in direct contradiction of facts, but that's the life. We encourage everyone to continue to participate in the vital function of peer review, on this site, and on all sites that add to the knowledge base.

Thanks for all everyone does.

[The Rookie Detective]

Yes, the information is wrong.

The red route is confirmed as far as the point that Charles Lechmere and Robert Paul parted company just east of Spitalfield's Maeket. Both men testified to that. Everything west of that point is speculation - it shows one of several possible routes that Lechmere could have used.

The yellow route is complete speculation. Charles Lechmere could have used Montague Street to get to work, but there is no evidence that he ever did.

The 147 Cable Street address for Lechmere's mother is also wrong. Electoral Records show that she and her third husband Joseph Forsdyke lived at 1 Mary Ann Street from 1884 through 1889.

Fiver, this is a brilliant post and a very important one.

Richard, is there a version of the map that you've created, that can be run through the admin and moderators of this site, so that perhaps ANY data suggested to be included in the map needs to be verified through official data BEFORE being added to the map.
A non-editable version may be more effective and welcomed by the majority of the members of this site.

If for example, I requested to add an address/event/person of interest etc...that I wanted to add to the map, I personally would prefer that my request went through admin BEFORE it was permitted to be added.
That would then be of greatest help to the majority because then every single piece of data that is then seen on the map, has been verified and authenticated by the official admin of this site.
Otherwise, you run the risk of those who are pushing for a particular suspect to request you add data that is either not verifiable or is completely false.

In other words, no data is much better than false data.

Fiver makes an excellent point, and I support his view completely on this.

My concern is that your exceptional work and effort to create something remarkable, will be effectively highjacked by false or uncorroborated data, and then it just plays into the hands of those who are pushing their own agenda in one way of another.

You really have something quite unique here and IMO you deserve better than someone adding incorrect data, because then it misleads those who aren't as knowledgeable in certain aspects of the case.

I would urge you to contact admin and see whether you could create a platform for YOUR map that runs through admin, so that your work is both protected, but also the integrity of this site.


Regards

RD

[Fiver]

These annotations (the Lechmere routes) were not added by me, Is the information wrong?

Yes, the information is wrong.

The red route is confirmed as far as the point that Charles Lechmere and Robert Paul parted company just east of Spitalfield's Maeket. Both men testified to that. Everything west of that point is speculation - it shows one of several possible routes that Lechmere could have used.

The yellow route is complete speculation. Charles Lechmere could have used Montague Street to get to work, but there is no evidence that he ever did.

The 147 Cable Street address for Lechmere's mother is also wrong. Electoral Records show that she and her third husband Joseph Forsdyke lived at 1 Mary Ann Street from 1884 through 1889.

[richardh]

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Why are the red and yellow lines marked "Confirmed route to work"? I am unaware of any evidence of Lechmere using Montague Street. I am also unaware of any evidence about what route Lechmere took between the place he parted company with Robert Paul and Broad Street Station.

These annotations (the Lechmere routes) were not added by me, Is the information wrong?

[Fiver]

Awesome piece of work, totally amazing.

Just one small point from me and I presume I've either missed something or it's irrelevant. The two routes marked as Lechmere's in red and yellow state 'multiple murder sites enroute to work.' However the red one passes two and the yellow only one. Why stated as multiple? Thanks.

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Why are the red and yellow lines marked "Confirmed route to work"? I am unaware of any evidence of Lechmere using Montague Street. I am also unaware of any evidence about what route Lechmere took between the place he parted company with Robert Paul and Broad Street Station.

[richardh]

Hi Richard,
I have several suggestions to make, but they require expanding the scope of the map. However, they are important points. Perhaps it's worth considering integrating them.
What do you think?

1. City of London Cemetery
– Mary Ann “Polly” Nichols’ grave
– Catherine Eddowes’ grave
– Joseph Merrick’s (Elephant Man) grave

2. Manor Park Cemetery
– Annie Chapman's grave




3. St Patrick’s Catholic Cemetery
– Mary Jane Kelly's grave
– The Birbeck public house where Joseph Barnett and those who had attended Mary Jane's funeral went for a drink.






4. East London Cemetery
– Elizabeth Stride







Overview of cemeteries:






5. Shoreditch Mortuary
behind St Leonard's Church: where Thomas Bond and George Bagster Phillips examined the body of Mary Jane Kelly



PS: sorry my poor english !!!

Thanks for those.
I will have to expand the map and add them at some point.

[Charlie]

Hi Richard,
I have several suggestions to make, but they require expanding the scope of the map. However, they are important points. Perhaps it's worth considering integrating them.
What do you think?

1. City of London Cemetery
– Mary Ann “Polly” Nichols’ grave
– Catherine Eddowes’ grave
– Joseph Merrick’s (Elephant Man) grave

2. Manor Park Cemetery
– Annie Chapman's grave




3. St Patrick’s Catholic Cemetery
– Mary Jane Kelly's grave
– The Birbeck public house where Joseph Barnett and those who had attended Mary Jane's funeral went for a drink.






4. East London Cemetery
– Elizabeth Stride







Overview of cemeteries:






5. Shoreditch Mortuary
behind St Leonard's Church: where Thomas Bond and George Bagster Phillips examined the body of Mary Jane Kelly



PS: sorry my poor english !!!

[richardh]

Update:
I've embedded the map into the JtRmap website now.
It will make it easier to visit.
Also, the 'request annotation' form is on the website.

Just click the link in my signature to go to the JtRMap website. (or simply remember the link is jtrmap.com)
Thanks

[richardh]

UPDATE (Again)
I've decided NOT to allow contributing editor privileges for people to join and edit the map because I am worried that one wrong move and the map and all the annotations and details will be lost!

I was adding things today and accidentally did something that could have been a disaster! Fortunately, I sussed it before it was too late and fixed things.

So if/when you have suggestions for annotations or details to include on the map, please just use this thread OR the form.

I'll put the link to the form in my signature.
Thanks

[richardh]

Hi, Richard

An other adress:
– 147 Cable Street: where Lechmere's mother, Maria Louisa, and Charles Allen's daughter lived at the time of murders. Proponents of the Lechmere theory claim that it was on his way back from seeing his mother and daughter that he committed the crime on Elizabeth Stride in Dutfield's Yard.



To see this map: https://www.oldmapsonline.org/compar...2-0ce053a0581f
Thanks

Added

[Charlie]

Hi, Richard

An other adress:
– 147 Cable Street: where Lechmere's mother, Maria Louisa, and Charles Allen's daughter lived at the time of murders. Proponents of the Lechmere theory claim that it was on his way back from seeing his mother and daughter that he committed the crime on Elizabeth Stride in Dutfield's Yard.



To see this map: https://www.oldmapsonline.org/compar...2-0ce053a0581f
Thanks

[The Rookie Detective]

richardh...

Your skill and talent in this particular field are exceptional.

Absolutely brilliant work!



RD