QSR1828/366

Examination of Aaron Sinfield, accused of stealing mane and tail of mare belonging to Thomas Maynard.

1828

From: 1828 To: 1828

Left the Black Swan, Shefford and went with four of Mr Macqueen's servants 'as far as they went' and then continued on towards Clophill. Feeling sleepy he got over a gate and lay underneath a haycock. Next morning he set off for Shillington and went round the village to see if he could buy old rags or horse hair. As he was going from Shillington to Gravenhurst he met a man who sold him some horse hair for 8d. The man was dressed in a round frock and high shoes and looked like a horse keeper.

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Maynard, Thomas,
Sinfield, Aaron,
Macqueen

theft, Shefford Black Swan, CLOPHILL, SHILLINGTON, GRAVENHURST