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TitleConviction of Henry Gynn having been found guilty of causing a nuisance in keeping a disorderly house: committed to the Castle or Common Gaol for three months, to pay a fine of 6s 8d and a surety of £20 for good behaviour for one year before being discharged. Mary his wife committed for twelve months. Discharge of recognizance of William Dolby of Childerly to attend this court concerning a complaint of the Parish of Longstanton for begetting a child on the body of Ann Bidger, and an order of bastardy having been made on him.
Date16 June 1770
CreatorNameCambridgeshire Quarter Sessions: entries in Order Book
RepositoryCambridgeshire Archives
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