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RefNoKQ/SO/1/p69
AltRefNoQ/SO1 page 69
TitleLolworth beacon has blown down, and William Crosby, gent, has carried the timber to his house at Oakington for safe-keeping: a JP is to appoint 2 or 3 inhabitants ot Oakington to sell the timber and pay Mr Crosby the cost of carriage, delivering the rest of the money to the treasurer. John Moulton, gent, one of the constables of Northstow hundred, to be discharged from his office and replaced by William Barnes of Landbeach. In the dispute between the inhabitants of Great Shelford and Stapleford concerning the settlement of John Roper, it is ordered that he shall be settled at Stapleford.
Date14 January 1663/1664
CreatorNameCambridgeshire Quarter Sessions: entries in early Order Book
RepositoryCambridgeshire Archives
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