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RefNoKHCP/1/10/10
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TitleDeposition before J.P.: William Cheney of Hamerton, husbandman, deposed that a quantity of partly dressed wheat had been stolen from his barn. He had sent samples of the wheat to neighbouring mills and William Coates, a miller, had shewn him wheat tallying with his own, sent to Coates for milling by John Wright. Corroborating information from William Coates Richard Hughes, Cheney's labourer. Wright accused John Brickstock of Sawtry of complicity. Brickstock, arrested by the Constable, John Haynes, said he had no work, could get no relief, and had no bread.
Date1824
CreatorNameHuntingdonshire Quarter Sessions records
RepositoryHuntingdonshire Archives
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