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Depositions of John Inskip, labourer of Blunham, John Stevens, tanner of Campton in Shefford, and John Pilgrim, skin trader of Wootton, in the case of John Robinson, of Cardington, accused of stealing a horse hide,

3 November 1849

From: 1849 To: 1850

John Inskip: was coming from Blunham to Bedford by wagon and had a horse skin in the back. On arriving in Bedford he missed the skin. John Stevens: was employed by Robert Gresham of Shefford & bought a horse hide from John Pilgrim at Ampthill. He placed it in Mr Gresham's pits. John Pilgrim: he bought the horse hide from John Robinson in his yard at Wootton. He then sold the hide to John Stevens at Ampthill.

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Robinson, John,
Inskip, John,
Stevens, John,
Pilgrim, John,
Gresham, Robert

KEMPSTON, CARDINGTON, stealing, skin dealer, tanner, BLUNHAM, CAMPTON, WOOTTON, AMPTHILL