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RefNoKHCP/1/24/44
AltRefNoHCP/1/24/44
TitleDeposition in the cases of William Butler of Little Stukeley: 2. by:- Sarah Dobbs (widow of William Dobbs, Gt. Raveley, farmer who died Jan. 1839) describing her husband's loss in October 1833 of a bay nag horse, supposed to be stolen. Handbills had been circulated offering a reward. Butler was a relative of her husband's and a native of Gt. Raveley; James Clifton, Warboys, shopkeeper stating he had recently seen the horse in the possession of Mrs Borreston, Swann Inn, Rickmansworth, Herts, whose late husband had bought it from 'Sir Joshua Brown' - no doubt the save man as William Butler; corroboration from William Judd, Mr. Bobbs' servant and Mrs Lydia Borraston.
Date1840
CreatorNameHuntingdonshire Quarter Sessions records
RepositoryHuntingdonshire Archives
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