QSR1839/1/5/13b

Deposition of James Anderson of the Crown at Little End in Eaton Socon - case of John Endersby, charged with stealing clover seed.

30 October 1838

From: 1838 To: 1838

On the night Mr Wilson's clover seed was stolen, as he arrived home from Wyboston he followed Joseph Walker the younger. Walker was on the road with a cart and horse, coming from Colmworth towards his [Public] House.Walker put his horse and cart in the shed by his House and went inside. John Yarrill and John Endersby were there, and all three each had a beer. He never knew Walker to come to his House with his horse and cart. Yarril and Endersby were not in the habit of coming to his House, and he had never seen them there since.

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Endersby, John,
Anderson, James,
Walker, Joseph,
Yarrill, John

EATON SOCON, Wyboston, COLMWORTH, Eaton Socon Little End, Eaton Socon Crown, stealing, clover