QSR1821/302

Examination of John Emery of Eaton Socon, farmer. He met Edward Richardson with another man; he had a donkey with a sack on it, there was another sack on the ground with something alive in it. He said it was a pig he had bought at Grant's sale. 'The donkey seemed tired, they had baited it with hay.'

1821

From: 1821 To: 1821

Examination of Samuel Marks of Eaton Socon, basket maker. He met Richardson with his donkey and asked him where he had been all night - Richardson said he had spent it at the Horse Shoes ale house at Colmworth. Examination of Hannah, wife of Reuben Banks, of Hail Weston, butcher. She saw Richardson come to Ashwell's house with a donkey loaded with 2 sacks.

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Emery, John,
Richardson, Edward,
Grant,
Marks, Samuel,
Banks, Hannah,
Banks, Reuben,
Ashwell

EATON SOCON, donkeys, pigs, COLMWORTH, Colmworth inns, Hail Weston, butchers