QSR1828/417

Information of William Bennett [no parish given]. His gardener informed him that his 'orchard was all cut up' and that George Monk's garden had also been damaged and his bees destroyed.

1828

From: 1828 To: 1828

The footmarks in both gardens agreed. Suspecting John Dowdy they removed his shoes and found they fitted the footmarks. John Webb, constable, Mr William Franklin, Mr Geoffrey Hawkins and George Mark were all of the opinion that they were the same shoes that made the marks 'from tree to tre in the orchard.'

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Bennett, William,
Monk, George,
Dowdy, John,
Webb, John,
Franklin, William,
Hawkins, Geoffrey,
Mark, George

orchard, bees, garden, malicious damage, early constables