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TitleInformation of John Parish, pig jobber of Southoe that he had caused two men (one Thomas Smith, Peterboro') to be arrested at St. Neots' on suspicion of having stolen four hogs; of William Cooper of Barnwell, Lodge, Northants, farmer, that he had lost 13 hogs, had found them in St. Neots, Southoe and Little Paxton and suspected William Cotton and Thomas Cooper of the theft; of William Simpson, St. Neots, publican, that he had been entrusted by John Parish with the custody of eleven hogs pointed out in St. Neots market as stolen and that he Simpson had given the hogs to - Cowper of Barnwell who identified them as his.
DateOct 1822- Nov 1822
CreatorNameHuntingdonshire Quarter Sessions records
RepositoryHuntingdonshire Archives
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