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'''Princess Beatrice''' (born as Bertha Ritchie in [[1878]] in Newcastle, England) was a [[Tattooed lady]]. She was tattooed in Africa by John Clark (JT), who was a friend of her deceased husband. Clark would eventually become her husband and the father of her child, Francis John. In 1914, the family left Africa and moved to the States. | |||
She died in the 1950s in Brantford, Ontario. | |||
== External links == | |||
* [http://princessjudy.com/About%20Princess%20Beatrice.htm Princess Judy Historical Tattoo Art] | |||
Latest revision as of 10:11, 17 September 2023
Princess Beatrice (born as Bertha Ritchie in 1878 in Newcastle, England) was a Tattooed lady. She was tattooed in Africa by John Clark (JT), who was a friend of her deceased husband. Clark would eventually become her husband and the father of her child, Francis John. In 1914, the family left Africa and moved to the States.
She died in the 1950s in Brantford, Ontario.