HSA1682/S/12

Constables Presentments: Redborne Stoacke Hundred: Ampthill petty sessions, 24 July 1682 [Petty constables' names are not given] Ampthill: We present Thomas Arnold senr Esquire for absenting from our parish church the three last Sundayes; John Impey shopkeeper for the like; John Tidd shopkeeper, Solloman Clipson hempdreser, William Skitteltharpe flaxdresser, Joseph Barber Grocer, Edward Pawlin clothworker, Richard Dix joiner, all for the like Millbrooke: We present Henry Rily & his wife, Francis Squire & his wife, Elizabeth Brace widd, Thomas Hunt & his wife, for not coming to Church the 3 last Sundays Lidlington: We present Nathaniell Sam & his wife, William Clarke, Thomas Hunt, John Bandy, Mathew Mason, for not comeing to Church 3 last Lords days Marston: Omnia bene Houghton: Omnia bene Stepingley: Omnia bene Wootton: Omnia bene Kempston: Omnia bene Elstoe: Omnia bene Flittwick: Omnia bene Cranfeild: Omnia bene Ridgment: Omnia bene Willshamsted: We present Thomas Fuller for entertaineing vagrants & idle persons contrary to Law Maulden: Omnia bene Henry Fowkes Jno Fowkes Cheife Constables

1682

From: 1682 To: 1682

No. of pieces: 1

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Arnold, Thomas,
Impey, John,
Tidd, John,
Clipson, Solomon,
Skittlethorp, William,
Barber, Joseph,
Pawlin, Edward,
Dix, Richard,
Rily, Henry,
Squire, Francis,
Brace, Elizabeth,
Hunt, Thomas,
Sam, Nathaniel,
Clarke, William,
Hunt, Thomas,
Bandy, John,
Mason, Matthew,
Fuller, Thomas,
Fowkes, Henry,
Fowkes, John

Redbournstoke Hundred, Petty Sessions, early constables, parish constables, Chief Constable, Recusants, Recusancy, nonconformity, shopkeeper, hemp dresser, flax dresser, clothworker, joiner, grocer, vagrancy, AMPTHILL, MILLBROOK, LIDLINGTON, MARSTON MORETAINE, HOUGHTON REGIS, STEPPINGLEY, WOOTTON, KEMPSTON, ELSTOW, FLITWICK, CRANFIELD, RIDGMONT, WILSHAMSTEAD, MAULDEN