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  •   KQ - Cambridgeshire Quarter Sessions Court
    •   SO - Order Books
      • 7 - Order Book: Quarter Sessions. Old Series
RefNoKQ/SO/7/p274
AltRefNoQ/SO7 page 274
TitleIndictment preferred against Wilson Whitechurch, yeoman, by Robert Crippen for assault. Appeal returned ignoramus. Appearance of William Stacey of Trumpington in connection with a charge of begetting a bastard child with Sarah Hook. Dismissed as child now dead.
Date15 January 1773
CreatorNameCambridgeshire Quarter Sessions: entries in Order Book
RepositoryCambridgeshire Archives
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