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RefNoKHCP/1/19/13
AltRefNoHCP/1/19/13
TitleDeposition: Sarah Jodrell, wife of the Revd.Philip Nevile Jodrell of Yelling charged Charles Bosworth, a former servant, with stealing jewellery (gold watch, two diamond rings etc.) one sunday afternoon, when family and servants were at church, the house being entered from an adjoining knife place. Dennis Berry, jeweller, Huntingdon and his nephew Robert, deposed to buying one ring from Bosworth for 3/- at St.Neots Fair and to communicating with the Jodrells. John Dixie, St.Neots, deposed (whilst at play) to finding jewellery hidden in a hole in a corn shop; Charles Oliver, servant to the Jodrells, to Bosworth's suspicious behaviour. Bosworth's denial and alibi.
Date1835
CreatorNameHuntingdonshire Quarter Sessions records
RepositoryHuntingdonshire Archives
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