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News 24th Apr 2021 5:40 PM Premium Content   LATEST, 4.45pm: Targa Australia CEO Mark Perry said the past two days had been a tragic time. "This has been a devastating few days for the Targa family," he said. "We feel greatly for the family and friends who have lost those so precious to them." A further statement will be made once the next of kin process has been completed by police.   4.25pm: AN eyewitness to a tragic fatal crash during Targa Tasmania on Saturday has described the impact of the collision as sounding like an explosion. The resident of Lower...

News 24th Apr 2021 5:40 PM | Updated: 7:53 PM Premium Content   TARGA Tasmania's 620 competitors are coming to terms with the loss of three "family members" in 24 hours and pondering the future of the state's iconic event after a Porsche hit a tree at Cygnet on Saturday in what an eye witness said sounded like an explosion. Sadness at death of NSW driver Shane Navin on the state's West Coast on Friday was compounded by a double fatality on the final day on Saturday. All drivers and navigators ...

SUMMARY Sally Cottrell was an enslaved maid and seamstress. Born sometime around 1800, she served as a maid to Ellen Wayles Randolph at Monticello from 1809 until 1824, after which Randolph married and moved to Boston. Cottrell was then hired out to a University of Virginia professor, who later purchased her with the intention of freeing her. It is unclear whether Cottrell was ever officially freed, but by early 1828 she was working on her own as a seamstress. She was baptized in Charlottesville in 1841, married in 1846, and died in 1875. She had no children. Cottrell was born enslaved somet...