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12 - Deposition: James Bull: Statements from Edward Smith, Needingworth, butcher and Sarah Carter, wife of John Carter, labourer about the violent assault on Smith by Bull, egged on by two women with whom he cohabited; testimony of a surgeon at St. Ives, Henry Manning.
13 - Deposition: Grey of Glatton (John and his sons Thomas, William and Robert): Statements by Richard Shawley, Sawtry St. Andrews, tailor, about a very considerable robbery in his shop; Mary Shawley, his aunt-in-law proprietress of the Chequers Public House, Sawtry All Saints; Thomas Batson Journey an tailor: Ann Hatton, James Allen, pawn-broker, Mary Ireland, all of Stamford, about goods bought from Grey; Algernon Smith, Police Constable, Queens Square, Westminster, who employed to discover the perpetrators of sundry offences in Hunts, had traced goods stolen from Shawley to Conington and to Stamford. No witness identified the prisoner Vinter. (Thomas Grey's alibi was proved).
16 - Deposition: Adams: Statements by Edmund Climenson, St. Ives, carrier, London to Wisbech Isle of Ely, accusing Robert Adams, Hemingford Grey, employed by Climenson and his partner, William Day, for stealing beer from barrel: in their firm's charge.
18 - January Gaol Calendar: Flanders John, labourer, 24; Stealing watch (20/-) from Stafford Clark - laying the same to be the property of William Clark, St. Ives, Watchmaker. 9 months hard labour
19 - January Gaol Calendar: Jeffs Samuel, 47; Stealing fat (1 lb) and suet (1 lb) from Messrs. Waddelow Nix and Matthew Waadale (St.Ives). 6 weeks hard labour
20 - January Gaol Calendar: Newitt Joseph; Stealing 1 crown, 2 half crowns, 5 shillings and 10 sixpences from Sir Thomas Gery Cullum and Richard Francklin laying the money to be property of John Hobson and William Coote. 6 weeks hard labour
21 - January Gaol Calendar: Adams Robert (labourer), 32; Stealing 1 gallon beer 1/- from Edward Climenson and William Day, Carriers, St. Ives and laying the same to be the property of John Coote. Bill ignored.
22 - January Gaol Calendar: Allen William (labourer), 64; Stealing a goose (5/-) from George Skins at Somersham. 3 mos. hard labour
23 - January Gaol Calendar: Bull James, 24; Assaulting Edward Smith and stealing one half crown and one sixpence. Bill ignored
24 - January Gaol Calendar: Bull James (labourer), 24; Assaulting Edward Smith at St.Ives. 6 mos.
25 - January Gaol Calendar: Harvey Joseph (labourer), 23; Assaulting at Warboys John Fisher. Acquitted
26 - January Gaol Calendar: Darby Charles Briggs Joseph; Compounding a felony (Furness case). Fined one shilling
27 - January Gaol Calendar: Mooney William (Blacksmith), 18; Stealing brass (10 lbs 3/-) Samuel Goodes. Bill ignored
28 - January Gaol Calendar: Edwards George (Footman), 24; Stealing one half crown from James Burnett the younger (Huntingdon). 7 years transportation
29 - January Gaol Calendar: Stratton William (Jobbing Carter), 30; Stealing at Huntingdon hay (20 lbs) from the Rev. John Fell. 2 mos hard labour
30 - January Gaol Calendar: Burbidge Mary, 19; Stealing at Pletton 100 pence and 200 half pence from Charles Ibbott. One months hard labour-7 days in solidary confinement
31 - January Gaol Calendar: Prose George (Willwright), 34; Stealing one linen shirt (5/-) from Thomas Adams at Water Newton. 9 months hard labour
32 - January Gaol Calendar: John Cullup, (Cord Wainer), 21; Stealing at Brampton 10 fowls from General John Greenstreet. 3 mos hard labour
33 - January Gaol Calendar: Eaton Joseph, (Labourer), 49; Receiving the stolen fowls. Acquitted
34 - January Gaol Calendar: John Joyce, (Labourer), 20; Stealing a mare (£5) 8 pigs (7/- each) one cart (40/-) Allen Symonds. 10 years' transportation
35 - January Gaol Calendar: Ruff King, (Labourer) (Stilton), 25; Stealing a watch (20/-) 5 crowns, 10 half-crowns 25 shillings, 50 sixpences one tobacco box from James Smith at Stilton. One year's hard labour
36 - January Gaol Calendar: Savage Hayes, (Labourer), 32 and Quincey Wm., (Labourer), 36; Stealing one ewe (20/-) from John Parnell at Old Weston. 10 years' transportation
37 - January Gaol Calendar: Ilett John, Skeeles John; Stealing one peck oats (6d) from Robert Whetham Allpress. Bill ignored
38 - January Gaol Calendar: Lawson James (Labourer), 20, Billings John (Labourer), 20, Chessum Wm., Pedly Wm.; Committing a riot at St. Neots. All acquitted
39 - January Gaol Calendar: John Gray, (Tailor), 50, Wm. Gray, Robt. Gray, (Labourers), 13 and 19; Burgling Mary Shawley's house and stealing goods (£50) from Richard Shawley of Sawtry, St. Andrews). John Gray transported for life. William and Robert 10 years transportation
40 - January Gaol Calendar: Vinter John (Tailor), 32; Receiving the goods. Vinter acquitted.
41 - Midsummer Gaol Calendar: Tibbs John, labourer, 26; Stealing 3 bushels barley (5/-) from Thomas Smith Mawdesley at Ramsey. 2 months hard labour.
42 - Midsummer Gaol Calendar: Stubbins William, labourer, 19; Stealing 5st. barley flour (5/-) and 5st. barley meal (5/-) from Chas Green at Alconbury. acquitted.
43 - Midsummer Gaol Calendar: Luff William, labourer, 21; Stealing coal (100lbs 1/-) 20 pennies and 20 halfpence from John Burder Squire and George Squire at St. Neots. 3 months hard labour.
44 - Midsummer Gaol Calendar: Birch Hannah, 20; Stealing 2 sovereigns and 3 half sovereigns from Elizabeth Nicholls at Huntingdon.. acquitted.
45 - Midsummer Gaol Calendar: Saddington Ann, 20; Stealing a silk neckerchief (1/-) and 1 oz. tea (6d.) from William Smith at Hemingford Grey. No true bill.
46 - Midsummer Gaol Calendar: Abbott William Ward, auctioneer, 45; Assaulting George Hare Collector of Taxes, at Eynesbury. acquitted.
47 - Midsummer Gaol Calendar: Freeman Benjamin, Cherry Orton, labourer, 29; 1. obstructing the constable William Wright, whilst dispersing a crowd during a riot at Cherry Orton (Overton Waterville) 2. Assaulting Thomas Newton who was aiding Wright. 2 months hard labour and to give recognizances for good behaviour.
48 - Midsummer Gaol Calendar: Denny Thomas, Peterborough, labourer, 20, Richards John, 20, P'boro' labourer, Rowell William, 24, Warwicker Charles, 24, Crick John, 24, Crick Thomas, recruit, 21, Freeman Benjamin, 29; Rioting assembling and assaulting William Wright and Chas Jenkins, William Newton and Thomas Newton. 1-4, 6 weeks hard labour and recognisances, 5-6, 14 days hard labour and recognizances.
49 - Michaelmas Gaol Calendar: Darwood John, Blacksmith, 32; Wounding William Jolley with intent to maim him at Ramsey. Transportation for life.
50 - Michaelmas Gaol Calendar: Sansum John, labourer, 18; Wounding William Jolley with intent to maim him at Ramsey. 15 years transportation
51 - Michaelmas Gaol Calendar: Sansum Hannah, wife of Joseph Sansum, 50; Wounding William Jolley with intent to maim him at Ramsey. 1 year's hard labour.
52 - Michaelmas Gaol Calendar: Smith John labourer, 23; Stealing brass from a watermill at Ramsey, property of the commissioners of the Stocking Fen District. Smith serving 10 years transportation for sheep stealing (see below)
53 - Michaelmas Gaol Calendar: Wilson William, linen draper, 25; Embezzling money from his master John Nicholson. 6 months - three with hard labour.
54 - Michaelmas Gaol Calendar: Smith John, 23, Darwood John, 32; Stealing a sheep (20/-) from Thomas Ekins the younger. 10 years transportation. Darwood-sentenced on another (see above)
55 - Michaelmas Gaol Calendar: Manfield William labourer, 30; Stealing two caps (2/-) from Thomas Conham at Needingworth. 3 days' solitary confinement.
56 - Michaelmas Gaol Calendar: 1. Freeman James, labourer, 23, 2. Smith John, nail maker, 19; 1. Stealing from William Smith a purse, key and 3 shillings. 2. Receiving the goods. 7 years transportation.
57 - Michaelmas Gaol Calendar: Thody Ambrose; Stealing 13 live fowls (13/-) from Richard Wilmer. Acquitted.
58 - Michaelmas Gaol Calendar: Stretton Rebecca; Stealing beans (one bushel 3/-) from John Dean at Yaxley. No true bill.
59 - Michaelmas Gaol Calendar: Sutton John, (H. William); Stealing barley and straw from John Coote at St. Ives. No true bill.
60 - Michaelmas Gaol Calendar: Hitchcock Joseph; Stealing prunes dried plums, oranges from Joseph Taylor at Old Hurst. 21 days
61 - Michaelmas Gaol Calendar: Laurence Thomas; Stealing prunes dried plums, oranges from Joseph Taylor at Old Hurst. 14 days.
62 - Michaelmas Gaol Calendar: Earl Joseph labourer, 23; Stealing 20 oysters (6d.) from William Coote at St. Ives. 10 days hard labour and solitary confinement.
63 - Michaelmas Gaol Calendar: Saunders John, glazier, 17, Ball Joseph labourer, 21, Chelvers Robert brickmaker, 21, Bridges William painter, 21; Breaking into and stealing clothing from house of William Green, Woodhurst. 10 years' transportation.
64 - December Gaol Calendar: Coles. John, labourer, 16; Stealing a pair of spurs (6d.) and hat (2/-) from William Parsons at Huntingdon. 6 months hard labour.
65 - December Gaol Calendar: Coles. John, labourer, 16; Stealing waistcoat (2/-) a pair of shoes two shillings from James Earl. not tried - sentenced on last indictment.
66 - December Gaol Calendar: Addington [Aldington] Thomas, vocalist, 22; Stealing 3 halfcrowns, 3 shillings, 3 sixpences, glass bottle 6d. and pair of braces (6d.) from Charles Benson in Huntingdon. 6 months hard labour.
67 - December Gaol Calendar: Ephraim Westneat, labourer, 21; Stealing promissory notes and securities from William Atkinson. Laying the same to be the property of William Norman at St. Neots. seven years' transportation.
68 - December Gaol Calendar: Woolley Joseph, labourer, 34; Stealing clothing from Joseph Layton at Ramsey. seven years transportation not [ ] (see item above)
69 - December Gaol Calendar: Tibbles Thomas Junior, labourer, 17, Williamson William labourer, 17; Stealing fowls and ducks from Edward Johnson at Pidley. each acquitted.
70 - December Gaol Calendar: Scott Octavins, labourer, 20, Neale George, labourer, 20; Stealing 3 live tame turkeys from Michael [ ] at Farcet. Turned Queens evidence 3 months hard labour.
71 - December Gaol Calendar: Deacon John, pig jobber, 27; Receiving in the above case. Acquitted.
72 - December Gaol Calendar: Ward John 1. Goodfellow 2. Mason Charles 3.; Committing a riot and tumult at Sibson cum Stibbington. (1)&(2) 3 months hard labour and recognizances (3) no true bill.
73 - Deposition: Freeman and John Smith: Statements by William Smith, Gt. Stukeley, labourer, accusing Freeman of stealing and John Smith of stealing a purse from his pocket whilst he, William Smith, was assisting two friends of his at a fight on Portholme: George Hardwich Huntingdon, tailor (account of detection and pursuit, the crowd joining in); James Beecher, Hemingford Abbots, farmer; James Smith, police officer, Huntingdon.
74 - Deposition: Denny - Richards - Rowell - Warwicker - Crick - Freeman (The Cherry Orton riot case).: Statements by:- William Wright, Constable, Cherry Orton - (account of his attempts to prevent Thomas Crick (a recruit) and Charles Warwicker, Long Orton from fighting. The interference of the other accused, hostility of the crowd) Charles Jenkins, shoemaker, Cherry Orton, about a quarrel in his father's public house the Windmill; George Farmer, miller, William Palmer, labourer, Thomas Newton, brickmaker, William Newton, miller, who assisted the law.
75 - Deposition: Sansum and Darwood: Statements by:- Abraham Jolly, Bury, Labourer and his son William Jolly about the attack on the latter by the two Sansums of Ramsay and Darwood of Chatteris; John Maltman, Henry Rootham of Bury, labourers; the accused - describing a free fight at night; Hicks Ridlington, Ramsey, a surgeon.
76 - Deposition: John Smith: Statements by:- William Flowers, Ramsey, officer of the Ramsey second District called Stocking Fen, having care of the water mill used for draining the sand district, about a theft of coupling brass which threw the mill out of gear; William Beaumont, Ramsey mill wright gave a report of the damage and spoke of tracing the brass to shops of Samuel Langford, ironmonger, Ramsey and Abraham Armitage, a machine-maker, Bury; Langford, Armitage and Armitage's man, Daniel Wheatley, Bury, identified John Smith as the man from whom they had bought the brass.
77 - Deposition: Voluntary confessions of John Smith and John Darwood to various robberies Entering and robbing a house near March; Stealing brass from Ramsey Watermill; a sheep from near Warboys; carrots, parsnips, potatoes and onions from a field near Bury; a skip of bees: fowls.
78 - Deposition: Darby Briggs.: Statements by John Furniss of Woodhurst about the agreement over the stolen gun (Return 1830); John Austen, publican, Woodhurst, who advanced the £1 peace offering, Elizabeth wife of William Furniss, labourer, who offered to repay Austen on behalf of her son.
79 - Deposition: Jeffs.: Statement by James Aveling Loomes, St. Ives a tallow chandler employed by Messrs Nix and Wasdale about the stealing of mutton fat by Samuel Jeffs, an employee.
80 - Deposition: Harvey: Statements by John Fisher, Warboys, labourer about an assault (for which William Bedford had already been sentenced.)
81 - Deposition: Ilett and Skeeles.: Statements by Robert Whetham Allpress, St. Ives, gentleman, accusing Ilett and Skeeles of Old Hurst of stealing oats; William Eason, employed by Allpress; Thomas Cave, foreman.
82 - Deposition: Allen: Statement by Richard Bedford, Somersham, agricultural labourer to Mr. George Ekins, Somersham, Joseph Skeeles, Chatteris, Watchman; William Allen, Chatteris, labourer, who confessed.
83 - Deposition: Ward and others, riot at Sibson.: Statements by;- Charles Palmer, Sutton, Northants farmer, about a disturbance in the house of his mother, Elizabeth Palmer, the Wheat Sheaf Sibson cum Stibbington, at the time of Sibson Feast; Hugh Boor of Sibson who tried to control the rioters; Thomas Scotney, Sibson, labourer; Samuel Medburn, Barnack, labourer, William Biggs, Water Newton labourer, describing the piching that took place.
84 - Deposition: Tibbs: Statements by:- Thomas Smith Maudesley, farmer, Ramsey, accusing John Tibbs of stealing barley; James Clements, miller; John Castledine:
85 - Deposition: Saunders, Ball, Chelvers, Bridges.: Statement by:- William Green, Woodhurst, labourer accusing John Saunders of Lynn, glazier, Joseph Ball, Cole Orton, Leicestershire, earthenware dealer, Robert Chelvers, Westham, Essex Brickmaker, William Bridges, Lynn, painter, of stealing clothing and a watch from his house; John Cox, Woodhurst, carpenter; Susan, wife of William Green James Key, Woodhurst, labourer; Thomas Sarrington, Old Hurst, labourer.
86 - Deposition: Sutton: Statement by;- John Coote, Fenstanton, farmer, charging John Sutton, Sg. Ives, labourer with stealing barley and straw; witness William Barton, Wiggan Fram, St. Ives.
87 - Deposition: Coles.: Statement by:- James Earl, Huntingdon, boots at the Fountain Inn, accusing John Coles of stealing clothing; Richard Nearl, constable, Stilton.
88 - Deposition: Scott, Neale, Deacon.: Statement by:- Michael Wells, Farcet, farmer accusing Octavius Scott and George Neale, Farcet, labourers of stealing three live turkeys and John Deacon, Stanground, yeoman, of receiving one; William Bannister, Farcet innkeeper; Hugh Norcott, Stanground, yeoman. (George Neale who was sentenced, apparently less guilty than Scott who turned Queen's evidence of Return)
89 - Deposition: Luff: Statements by:- John Burder Squire and George Squire, coal merchants, St. Neots, accusing their labourer, William Luff of stealing coal (1½cwt. cost 1/9)
90 - Deposition: Thody: Statement by Richard Wilmer, Little Raveley, Francis Whiteman, Wennington; accusing Ambrose Thody of Bury of fowl stealing.
91 - Deposition: Birch: Statements by Elizabeth Nicholls, Alconbury Weston, spinster, accusing Hannah Birch of stealing sovereigns from her pocket at the Butter Market, Huntingdon; William Howsden, tax collector, Huntingdon, John Mann, police officer, Huntingdon.
92 - Deposition: Earl: Statement by William Coote, Colne, yeoman accusing Thomas Earl of stealing oysters from his stall at St. Ives fair.
93 - Deposition: Wilson: Statement by John Nicholson, St. Ives, draper, accusing William Wilson his assistant of robbing him, Richard Sheeles the younger, apprentice to William Gifford, saddler, neighbour to Nicholson who saw Wilson hiding money in a waterspout.
94 - Deposition: Stretton.: Statement by John Dean, Yaxley, farmer, accusing Rebecca Stretton, Yaxley, widow and Sarah, wife of Perkins. Stretton, Yaxley, labourer of stealing beans; Seagrave Langford, Yaxley, labourer.
95 - Deposition: Manfield: Statement by Ann wife of Thomas Canham, Needingworth, carpenter, accusing William Manfield of stealing four caps; Thomas Hicks, constable, Needingworth.
96 - Deposition: Stubbins.: Statement by:- Charles Green of Alconbury and his servants, James Smith, William Ellet, Philip Papworth, about barley meal stolen from his granary by William Stubbins.
97 - Deposition: Coles: Statements by William Parsons, Huntingdon accusing John Coles of stealing a hat and a pair of spurs, his property from the Fountain Inn stable; Thomas Rolls, postboy, Stilton to whom Coles sold the spurs for 1/-; Richard Neail, constable.
98 - Deposition: Aldington: Statements by Charles Benson, lodging in the Waterloo Public House, St. Mary's; Huntingdon, accusing Thomas Aldington, a room-companion of stealing 2 halfcrowns and a shilling; William Favell, Landlord, Robert Baker Garner, policeman.
99 - Deposition: Wrench, Hallet, Staughton: Statements by John Gammons, Gt. Staughton, labourer accusing Mary, wife of John Wrench and Ann Hallet, spinster, Eaton Socon of stealing and Ann Staughton, Gt. Staughton receiving fowls.
100 - Deposition: Saddington.: Statement by Elizabeth wife of William Smith, Hemingford Grey, farmer, accusing her servant Ann Saddington of stealing tea, sugar, eggs etc.
101 - Deposition: Hitchcock, Lawrence.: Statements by Joseph Taylor, St. Ives, confectioner, accusing Joseph Hitchcock of Broughton, labourer and Thomas Lawrence of upsetting his stall at Old Hurst feast, stealing prunes and oranges and assaulting; Maria wife of Joseph Beutley, Old Hurst, labourer.
102 - Deposition: Hall, Ball, Gutteridge: Statement by Jane Jenkins, widow, proprieters of Three Horses Inn accused Joseph Hall, William Ball and James Guttridge, earthware men of vidence and indecent behaviour; James Mutton, tailor, Huntingdon and George Maile, drover, Alconbury Weston corroborated.
103 - Deposition: Cope: Statement by Anne Burford, wife of James Burford the younger, St. Neots, accusing James Cope of stealing a waistcoat. Henry Minney, Little Staughton, farmer accusing James Cope of stealing sacks from him at St. Neots market - corroborated by Harriet Palmer, St. Neots, proprietress of the Half Moon public House and by William Cross, draper's assistant.
104 - Deposition: Cope: John Nottingham, St. Neots, draper and tailor, accusing Cope of stealing a pair of trousers.
105 - A return of the state of the Gaol and House of Correction at Great Stukeley: An interesting document giving numbers of prisoners and officers, dietary (weekly cost per head 2/7½ - mainly bread and oatmeal), hours, punishments etc.)
106 - Summary Gaol report: visiting justices, Surgeon, Chaplin, Gaoler and Gaoler's certificate.
107 - Gaoler's reports, certificates and list of fines
108 - Surgeon's Gaol reports
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110 - Visiting Justice's Gaol reports
111 - Returns to the secretary of state of prisoners tried and convicted
112 - April Gaol Calendar
113 - Presentment: James Gutteridge, Great Stukeley, labourer, On prosecution of Ann Jenkins - indecent exposure of his person and making a riot and disturbance
114 - Conviction at Godmanchester: James Papworth asaaulting William Blandy - 2/- + 9 pence
115 - Conviction at Fletton.: Robert Stuart assaulting Henry Andrews (5/- fine + 16/- costs) Joseph South depasturing a black mare on public road in Yaxley - 6d fine + 19/6 costs.
116 - Conviction at Fletton.: John Blackman assaulting Rebecca Bryan - 2/6 fine + 16/6 costs. William Smith cutting saplings, property of William Tookly, Elton - 2/- fine + 18/6 costs.
117 - Conviction at Fletton.: Richard Jinks, Washingley, labourer, deserting his family and leaving them chargeable to Washingley.
118 - Conviction at Fletton.: Joshua Goodfellow, Wansford, Northants, labourer, trespassing in pursuit of game on property of John Boyal, Sibson-cum-Stibbington. Fine £1 + 13/6d costs.
119 - Conviction at Fletton.: Robert Watts assaulting Thomas Ayers, Fletton. Fined 6/6 + £1.3.6 costs.
120 - Conviction at Fletton.: Edward Redhead and William Timson - removing goods from Stanground to Oundle to prevent James and Thomas Hill from distraining for rent.
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122 - Examination of George Bott, once stable hand at Hinchingbrooke, in connection with a removal order (from St. Benedict, Huntingdon to Hemingford Grey), against himself, wife and child.
123 - Application by William Bowker, his guardians and by his uncle George Page, St. Neots, Fishmonger and his Aunt Lydia to have his indentures with Samuel Tomblin, St.Neots, wheelwright, cancelled because of Tomblin's cruelty.
124 - Constable's Presentments and Magistrates' certificates for payment of bills, witnesses' expenses etc.
125 - Testimonials as to character of John Sansom from Samuel Abraham and James Southwell of Ramsey.
126 - A letter to Neville Day Esq. from N. Wilkinson, Peterborough, deals with John Deacon (1838 Return) - saying that without him there would have been no robbery. He had been indicted for highway robbery March Assizes 1835, but the prosecutor had not appeared and had forfeited his recognisances
127 - Two abstracts of Indictments
128 - Resignation letter of David Veasey Esq. from the post of treasurer.
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130 - Treasurer's quarterly statements of account: January, April, July, October, December
131 - Circular as to prisons from the magistrates of the County of Sussex
132 - Letter from [Jn] Warsop to Neville Day Esq asking for permission to miss the next sessions on account of him having to attend a Railway meeting.
133 - Conviction at Fletton.: William Smith of Elton for cutting and damaging two saplings, belonging to William Tookey, to the value of 2 shillings
134 - Conviction at Fletton.: Jospeh Louth of Yaxley who depastured a black mare on the public turnpike road within the said parish of Yaxley
135 - Conviction at Fletton.: Elizabeth Henery for stealing part of a dead [fence] in an inclosed field
136 - Agenda for the Christmas Sessions business
137 - Summary return of recognizances
138 - Uncatalogued papers including: correspondence between local solicitors and the court; bill for works on Peterborough bridge by John Royce; bill from the executors of the late William Clark, bricklayer; note excusing Benjamin Peace of Needingworth from jury duty; magistrates oaths, attendance and writ.
139 - Deposition: Ephraim Westneat , labourer, 21 accused of Stealing promissory notes and securities from William Atkinson. Laying the same to be the property of William Norman at St. Neots
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90 - Boxed Papers: Box no. 90
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West Wickham parish inclosure map, 1812
West Wickham parish inclosure map, 1812
Men with chickens at Papworth
Men with chickens at Papworth
Photograph of an unidentified woman, Papworth, 1930s
Photograph of an unidentified woman, Papworth, 1930s
St Ives cattle market, c. 1886
St Ives cattle market, c. 1886
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