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QSR1843/1/5/33/b
Title
Deposition of William Cheshire of Stopsley in the parish of Luton, labourer, against Edward Young
Date free text
21 November 1842
Production date
From: 1842 To: 1843
Scope and Content
On 17 october he was at the Jolly Toper at Round Green. John Jackson asked him to go out to see how Master Young was going on with him. He went into the yard and saw Jackson and Edward Young standing together. He heard Young ask Jackson to go up in a corner aginst the privy. He went into the house again and Jackson was not long after him. Jackson later went home with him.
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item

Persons/institution keyword
Young, Edward,
Jackson, John,
Cheshire, William
Keywords
STOPSLEY, sex crimes, assault, Round Green Jolly Toper

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    Depositions and examinations
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    Depositions - Edward Young charged with attempting to commit an unnatural crime with John Jackson an...
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    21 November 1842
    Deposition of William Cheshire of Stopsley in the parish of Luton, labourer, against Edward Young
    item | QSR1843/1/5/33/b
    21 November 1842