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Amy Bock

Amy Maud Bock (18 May 1859 – 29 August 1943) was a New Zealand confidence trickster. Her usual pattern involved making emotional claims to her employer or other acquaintances in order to obtain money or property, or committing some other petty scam like taking watches for "repair" and then claiming to have lost them, making purchases under her employer…

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Further criminal career

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"Percy Redwood" affair

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Move to New Zealand

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Legacy

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Known for
Confidence trickster and male impersonator
Born
(1859-05-18)18 May 1859 Hobart, Tasmania
Died
29 August 1943(1943-08-29) (aged 84) Auckland, New Zealand
Other names
Percival Leonard Carol Redwood · Amy Christofferson · Mary Shannon · Amy Chanel · Agnes Vallance
Resting place
Pukekohe Cemetery
Years active
1884–1931

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Early life

Teaching in Victoria

Move to New Zealand

Further criminal career

"Percy Redwood" affair

Later life

Legacy

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Amy Bock

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Amy Bock

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related to Later life · 21
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related to Teaching in Victoria · 16
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related to Public reaction · 10
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Other names · 6
Amy Bock → Agnes Vallance, Amy Chanel, Amy Christofferson, Charlotte Skevington, Mary Shannon, Percival Leonard Carol Redwood
related to External links · 6
Amy Bock → An Encyclopaedia, Con-artist, McLintock, New Zealand, Radio New Zealand, The Notorious Amy Bock
Born · 1
Amy Bock → (1859-05-18)18 May 1859 Hobart, Tasmania
Died · 1
Amy Bock → 29 August 1943(1943-08-29) (aged 84) Auckland, New Zealand
Known for · 1
Amy Bock → Confidence trickster and male impersonator

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Amy BockBorn(1859-05-18)18 May 1859 Hobart, Tasmania1.00infobox
Amy BockDied29 August 1943(1943-08-29) (aged 84) Auckland, New Zealand1.00infobox
Amy BockKnown forConfidence trickster and male impersonator1.00infobox
Amy BockOther namesPercival Leonard Carol Redwood1.00infobox
Amy BockOther namesAmy Christofferson1.00infobox
Amy BockOther namesMary Shannon1.00infobox
Amy BockOther namesAmy Chanel1.00infobox
Amy BockOther namesAgnes Vallance1.00infobox
Amy BockOther namesCharlotte Skevington1.00infobox
Amy BockResting placePukekohe Cemetery1.00infobox
Amy BockYears active1884–19311.00infobox
Amy Bockrelated to External linksCon-artist0.60section

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