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TitleOrdered on motion of Barham Rushbrook Esq that escheating the recognizance of William Rumbleow of Chippenham, farmer, £10 penalty for the appearance of John Howlet at Michaelmas sessions for an indictment of petty larceny be respited to allow Rumbelow to lock up Howlet who has absconded. Order that the recognizance of Brummit Senior and James Senior, bakers for the appearance of James Senior, upon the complaint of the Parish of Granchester for making Hannah Johnson pregnant, the child likely to be a bastard and a charge to the parish - be respited, Hannah not yet being delivered. Order to the County Treasurer to pay: William Mott, gentleman, coroner, £3 5s 3d. Isaac Linton, Constable of Fenary for maintaining vagrants, £3 14s 6d. William Haslock, glazier, work at Castle and Shire Hall, £1 9s 1/2d. Thomas Prince, apothecary, £2 2s 2d for attending Beny Wright an John Proverst when that had smallpox at the Castle. William Thompson, bricklayer, £1 7s 2d work at Castle/house of correction. John Cobb, carpenter, work at Castle 17s 0d. Samuel Patton, whitesmith, for work at the Castle £5 3s 5d. William Jennings, 1/2 years salary for looking after Shelford Bridge 13s 4d. Samuel Fellow, the expenses of the day £4 8s 6d.
Date13 January 1769
CreatorNameCambridgeshire Quarter Sessions: entries in Order Book
RepositoryCambridgeshire Archives
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