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~ Paupers of the Cleobury Mortimer Union ~

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Surname	Firstname	Parish	Date	Reference	Doc type	Role	Status	Person	Entry
Carter	James	CM	1805.02.07	QS/10/2	JHC	prisoner	aged 20, born in the pari	PR001030	IMAG0085
Hirons	John	CM	1805.02.07	QS/10/2	JHC	prisoner	aged 30, born at Stourbri	PR001032	IMAG0085
Daulton	Lucy	CM	1805.02.07	QS/10/2	JHC	prisoner	aged 27, born I the paris	PR001029	IMAG0085
Wilcox	Thomas	CM	1805.02.07	QS/10/2	JHC	prisoner	aged 40, a shoemaker and	PR001033	IMAG0085
Daulton	William	CM	1805.02.07	QS/10/2	JHC	prisoner	aged 30, born in the pari	PR001028	IMAG0085
Shields	William	CM	1805.02.07	QS/10/2	JHC	prisoner	aged 24, a native of Irel	PR001031	IMAG0085

The said William Dalton charged upon the oath of Charles Williams, shopman to Mr John Herbert of the parish of Cleobury Mortimer, mercer, on suspicion of being guilty of a felony and burglary, at Mr John Herbert's, of Cleobury Mortimer aforesaid, on the ninth day of January last past, and the said Lucy his wife, of being an accessory to two persons not yet taken, namely Launcelot Cooper, and James Rollaston, who were principals in the said offence, and James Carter, William Shields, John Hirons, and Thomas Wilcox, with being accessaries after the fact: committed until the next assizes to be holden in and for the County of Salop and until they shall be discharged by due course of law, the 7th day of February, 1805, by Thomas Mytoon, Esq
No prosecution