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HF147/31/6
Title
Report of PC Thomas Woods stationed at Blunham who was on duty at Blunham when he went into an outhouse, the property of William Clarke, Farmer of Blunham, and saw George Lewis, Tramp, lying there asleep with his shoes off.. When asked why he didn't go to the Union, he replied that he would rather die than go to the Union.
Date free text
28 February 1884
Production date
From: 1884 To: 1884
Level of description
item

Persons/institution keyword
Lewis, George,
Clarke, William,
Woods, Thomas
Keywords
BLUNHAM, vagrancy

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Archives of Hooper & Fletcher, Solicitors
fonds | HF
- Various mambers of the firm as clerks to Biggleswade Petty Sessions
  sub-fonds | HF141-147
  1871-1938
  - Clerk to the Magistrates of Biggleswade Magistrates' Court: Depositions and other papers. The numbe...
    series | HF147
    1874-1938
    
    Cases Relating to Vagrancy
    file | HF147/31
    1880 - 1884
    Report of PC Thomas Woods stationed at Blunham who was on duty at Blunham when he went into an outho...
    item | HF147/31/6
    28 February 1884