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The walls of the house at 20 Johnson Terrace, West Auckland, and County Durham had seen the recent deaths of four people.

It was the house where Mary Ann Cotton sat by her husband Frederick's bedside

as his health deteriorated rapidly before his death in September 1871.

By March the next year, her stepson Frederick Jr. as well as her own baby Robert had also

perished.

She had taken in a lodger, a lover whom she had known for many years, Joe Natress. Before long, Joe became sick too.

Mary Ann was a trained nurse intended to him with the greatest of care and affection.

Neighbors came around every day and helped Mary Ann.

The poor woman had lost so much already.

Dr Richardson visited every day and diagnosed Joe's condition as typhoid fever.

This deadly disease caused the deaths of many people living in the impoverished mining villages

of England's Northumberland.

Joe knew he was probably going to die.

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