Person Wheeldon; Alice Ann (1866-1919); Mrs; pacifist, anti-war and universal suffrage campaigner DS/UK/1789 Wheeldon Alice Ann nee Marshall 1866-1919 pacifist, anti-war and universal suffrage campaigner Female Derby 1917 convicted, along with one of her daughters and her son-in-law, of conspiracy to kill the British Prime Minister David Lloyd George Dec 1918 released on licence from Aylesbury gaol Member of the Independent Labour Party. She was convicted in 1917, along with one of her daughters and her son-in-law, of conspiracy to kill the British Prime Minister David Lloyd George, though much of the evidence may have been fabricated by MI5.

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Daughter of William Marshall, an engine tenter, and his wife, Ann, née Elliott Having begun at the Guildhall in Derby, the 1917 trial was relocated to the Old Bailey. Neither was a local court and the records are held at The National Archives, see REFERENCE DESCRIPTION ASSI 11 Derbyshire Assizes - Crown and Gaol Books ASSI 12 Derbyshire Assizes - Indictments ASSI 13 Derbyshire Assizes - Depositions ASSI 15, 88 Derbyshire Assizes - Other records J 81 Old Bailey - Appeals and criminal petitions CRIM 1 Old Bailey - Witness statements: depositions (notably CRIM 1/166) J 82 Old Bailey - Shorthand notes from trials CRIM 5 Old Bailey - Charges, verdicts and sentences HO 140 Old Bailey - Details of prisoners in after-trial calendars HO 144/13338 CRIMINAL CASES: WHEELDON, Alice Convicted at Central Criminal Court (CCC) on 27 February 1917 for conspiracy to murder (plot to kill Lloyd George and Arthur Henderson) Improve Yes Oxford Dictionary of National Biography (2008), accessed online 28 July 2022 International Standard Archival Authority Record for Corporate Bodies, Persons and Families - ISAAR(CPF) 2nd edition - ICA 2004 ISBN 2-9521932-2-3 National Council on Archives, Rules for the Construction of Personal, Place and Corporate Names, 1997 A7003503 05/01/2016 DERBYSHIRE\a7005277 28/07/2022 e0ea9030-02e8-4349-8160-51b7396b6f3f