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RefNoKPSE/A/D/25/123
AltRefNoPS/E/D25/123
TitleClement Porter, shoemaker of Haddenham against the Friendly society called the Amicable and brotherly society established at Hilrow in the said parish. The informant being sick and disabled and being unable to work for one week expected the society to pay the informant seven shillings for his sickness benefit, but the society still refuse to pay
Date7 Jul 1841
CreatorNameEly and South Witchford Petty Sessions Division
RepositoryCambridgeshire Archives
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