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TitleLabourer John Beavis of Hadstock, Essex appeared on recognizance to answer the complaints of the overseers of the poor and church wardens of Castle Camps for producing with Sarah Hills a child likely to be born a bastard and chargeable to the Parish. Mary Mills delivered the child which died shortly after. Beavis agreed to pay the officers of the Parish of 20 shillings for their costs in this matter and the court, on motion of Robert Graham, Counsel for Beavis, released him from recognizance.
Date6 October 1775
CreatorNameCambridgeshire Quarter Sessions: entries in Order Book
RepositoryCambridgeshire Archives
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