HSA1680/W/16

Clifton Hundred: 16 March 1679 The returns of they petty constables to the Cheefe Life Constables of the Hundred aforesd, as followeth [All the petty constables present omnia bene] Clifton: Will Swinglehurst & Will Franling Henlowe: Tho Samm & Rich Berry Arlesey: Tho Crouch & Tho Balsock Sheford: Will Mansfield & Will Trustrum Statfoold: Tho Sprigins & John Phillips Campton: John Endersbee & Steven Greene Mepershall: Thomas Tomson Overstondon: Isarell Renolds Shitlington & Neither Stondon: Jeames Crouch & John Flinte Hollowell: William Austin John Haggis Will Burre I present the inhabitants of Astwick for not mending there highwayes leading from Baldocke to Biggleswade. Likewise I present the inhabitants of Holme in parish of Biggleswade for not mending there highwayes leading from Biggleswade to Baldocke I present the Inhabitants of Henlowe for not scowring of comon water scourse lying in the dane in the parish of Henloe. John Haggis Likewise I present Robt Chambers of Henlowe for killing the Kings game with dogs and othere engins hauving not estate to keepe grayhounds by me John Haggis

1679

From: 1679 To: 1680

No. of pieces: 1

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Swinglehurst, William,
Franling, William,
Samm, Thomas,
Berry, Richard,
Crouch, Thomas,
Balsock, Thomas,
Mansfield, William,
Trustram, William,
Sprigins, Thomas,
Phillips, John,
Endersbee, John,
Greene, Steven,
Tomson, Thomas,
Renolds, Iserall,
Crouch, James,
Flinte, John,
Austin, William,
Haggis, John,
Burre, William,
Chambers, Robert

Chief Constable, parish constables, early constables, Clifton Hundred, repair of highway, water, poaching, Game Laws, dogs, CLIFTON, HENLOW, ARLESEY, SHEFFORD, STOTFOLD, CAMPTON, UPPER STONDON, SHILLINGTON, Lower Stondon, STONDON, ASTWICK, Baldock, BIGGLESWADE, Holme, HENLOW