QSR1721/13

Judicial Business - Notes of recognizances and sureties. - Elizabeth Woodstock of Cranfield, bound to appear to answer for assaulting Henry Maine of the same parish, who is bound to appear to prosecute. September 22 1721.[see also QSR1721/36] - Ann Wiseman of Houghton Regis, bound to appear to answer for assaulting Elizabeth Dymock of the same parish, who is bound to appear to prosecute. September 8 1721. [see also QSR1721/34] - Francis Yarrow of Lidlington, bound to appear to answer for assaulting John Stringer of the same parish, who is bound to appear to prosecute.. [see also QSR1721/24] - John Stringer of Lidlington, bound to appear [surety of ten pounds] to answer for theft of hens from Sarah Aberry, who is bound to appear to prosecute. All of the above are bound to appear at the next General Quarter Sessions, signed by Maurice Abbott, Justice of the Peace.

September 1721

From: 1721 To: 1721

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Woodstock, Elizabeth,
Maine, Henry,
Wiseman, Ann,
Dymock, Elizabeth,
Yarrow, Francis,
Stringer, John,
Aberry, Sarah

assault, theft, CRANFIELD, HOUGHTON REGIS, LIDLINGTON