Editing Mary Ann Nichols (section)

===Mary Ann After 1881===
[Documentation is needed for this section, information comes from various modern sources] - 1881 is believed to be the last time she left her family, having previously left 4 to 6 times. In 1882 William discovered that his wife was living as a prostitute and discontinued support payment to her.  She may have been living with a man named Thomas Dew.

Mary Ann was then in and out of various workhouses: 

* 24 Apr 1882 to 18 Jan 1883: Lambeth Workhouse
* 18 Jan 1883 to 20 Jan 1883: Lambeth Infirmary
* 20 Jan 1883 to 24 Mar 1883: Lambeth Workhouse
* 24 Mar 1883 to 21 May 1883: With father in Camberwell - father would later testify she was "a dissolute character and drunkard whom he knew would come to a bad end."  They did not get along and she left on her own accord.
* 21 May 1883 to 2 Jun 1883: Lambeth Workhouse
* 2 Jun 1883 to 25 Oct 1887: Possibly living with Thomas Dew, a blacksmith, in Walworth.
* 25 Oct 1887: One day at St Giles Workhouse, Endell ST
* 26 Oct 1887 to 2 Dec 1887: Strand Workhouse, Edmonton
* 2 Dec 1887: [documentation needed] is noted as "sleeping rough" in Trafalgar Square, destitute, was sent to the Lambeth Workhouse
* 2 Dec 1887 to 29 Dec 1887: Lambeth Workhouse
* 29 Dec 1887 to 4 Jan 1888: unknown
* 4 Jan 1888 to 16 Apr 1888: Mitcham Workhouse, Holborn and Holborn Infirmary
* 16 Apr 1888 to 12 May 1888: Lambeth Workhouse
* 12 May 1888 to ?July: domestic at the home of Samuel & Sarah Cowdry, Rose Hill Road, Wandsworth.
* 1 Aug 1888 to 2 Aug 1888: Grays Inn Temporary Workhouse
* Aug 1888: Wilmott's Lodging House, 18 Thrawl St, Spitalfields.  Shares a room with 4 other women
* 24 Aug 1888: a room at White House, 56 Flower and Dean Street