The Determined Suicide of Sarah Ann Williams (1889) | Helmshore | Flaxmoss House

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In this video, we re-tell the tragic circumstances surrounding the suicide of a young lady called Sarah Ann Wlliams. She was an employee of Samuel Storer Stott and his wife, Emily, within Flaxmoss House, Helmshore.

Sarah was just 22 years old when she sadly took her own life, but why would she do this?

Photo’s of Flaxmoss Houe (c) Robert Wade
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