Recognizance of Richard Weaver the younger, and Richard Weaver the elder, both of Ascott, both labourers

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defendant: Richard Weaver the younger to keep the peace

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OXFORDSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS: 1844 SESSIONSQS1844

EPIPHANY SESSIONSQS1844/1

SESSIONS PROCESSESQS1844/1/A1

ESTREAT ROLLSQS1844/1/A2

SESSION OATHSQS1844/1/A3

JURY PANEL, BAILIFFS AND CHIEF OR HIGH CONSTABLESQS1844/1/A4

JURY PANEL, BAILIFFS AND CHIEF OR HIGH CONSTABLES -ADJOURNED SESSIONSQS1844/1/A5

HIGH CONSTABLES' CERTIFICATES FOR PAYMENT OF COUNTY RATEQS1844/1/A6

RETURNS OF FINES AND PENALTIESQS1844/1/A7

PROCEEDINGS IN EXTRA COURTQS1844/1/A8

APPEAL AND POOR LAW PAPERSQS1844/1/A9

ROADS AND BRIDGES PAPERSQS1844/1/A10

MILITIAQS1844/1/A11

MISCELLANEOUSQS1844/1/A12

MISCELLANEOUS - ADJOURNED SESSIONSQS1844/1/A13

MISCELLANEOUS 2QS1844/1/A14

CASE COSTSQS1844/1/F1

BILLSQS1844/1/F2

CORONERS' BILLSQS1844/1/F3

CERTIFICATES OF CONVICTIONQS1844/1/L1

RECOGNIZANCESQS1844/1/L2

RECOGNIZANCES - ADJOURNED SESSIONSQS1844/1/L3

Recognizance of William Tripp of Lyneham, labourerQS1844/1/L3/1

Recognizance of Joseph Ellis, contractor, and John Thomas Taylor, clerk, both of Appleford, BerksQS1844/1/L3/2

Recognizance of John Taylor of Bladon, publicanQS1844/1/L3/3

Recognizance of David EatonQS1844/1/L3/4

Recognizance of Matthew Young of BegbrokeQS1844/1/L3/5

Recognizance of William Faulkner of KidlingtonQS1844/1/L3/6

Recognizance of John Taylor of Bladon, publicanQS1844/1/L3/7

Recognizance of Charlotte Harper of Bladon, singlewomanQS1844/1/L3/8

Recognizance of John Taylor of Bladon, publicanQS1844/1/L3/9

Recognizance of Charlotte Harper of Bladon, singlewomanQS1844/1/L3/10

Recognizance of Matthew Young of BegbrokeQS1844/1/L3/11

Recognizance of William Faulkner of KidlingtonQS1844/1/L3/12

Recognizance of Charles Collins of Tackley, farmerQS1844/1/L3/13

Recognizance of Charles Rowles of KidlingtonQS1844/1/L3/14

Recognizance of Thomas Neville of Crawley, victuallerQS1844/1/L3/15

Recognizance of Edward Bradshaw of Lew, farmerQS1844/1/L3/16

Recognizance of Thomas Smith of Brize Norton, watchmanQS1844/1/L3/17

Recognizance of Sarah Slatter of Ducklington, spinsterQS1844/1/L3/18

Recognizance of Thomas May of Ducklington, spinsterQS1844/1/L3/19

Recognizance of John Smith of Standlake, labourerQS1844/1/L3/20

Recognizance of Amos Smith, igler and Jethro Smith, farmer, both of BrighthamptonQS1844/1/L3/21

Recognizance of John Williams of Witney, victuallerQS1844/1/L3/22

Recognizance of William King Crump of Witney, ironmongerQS1844/1/L3/23

Recognizance of Charles Collier of Witney, constableQS1844/1/L3/24

Recognizance of John Ward of Wickham, shepherdQS1844/1/L3/25

Recognizance of David Newton of Neithrop, constableQS1844/1/L3/26

Recognizance of William Lines of Banbury, boatman, and Samuel Fawdry of Westcott Barton, carrierQS1844/1/L3/27

Recognizance of James Matthews Greaves of North NewingtonQS1844/1/L3/28

Recognizance of Arthur Newman of Wroxton, gamekeeperQS1844/1/L3/29

Recognizance of William Mills of Lower Caversham, labourerQS1844/1/L3/30

Recognizance of William Mills of Lower Caversham, labourerQS1844/1/L3/31

Recognizance of James Clark of Reading, Berks, labourerQS1844/1/L3/32

Recognizance of Henry Houlton of Reading, Berks, superintendent of policeQS1844/1/L3/33

Recognizance of John Readings of Reading, Berks, Bridewell keeperQS1844/1/L3/34

Recognizance of William Watts of Neithrop, boatmanQS1844/1/L3/35

Recognizance of Daniel Newton, constable, and William Stone, boatman, both of NeithropQS1844/1/L3/36

Recognizance of Thomas Ell of BloxhamQS1844/1/L3/37

Recognizance of James Taplin of BloxhamQS1844/1/L3/38

Recognizance of Robert Stokes of Milton, farmerQS1844/1/L3/39

Recognizance of John Foden of Milton, farmerQS1844/1/L3/40

Recognizance of Thomas Radban of Milton, labourerQS1844/1/L3/41

Recognizance of William Groves, stone mason, William Hawkes, horse dealer, and Philip Groves, stone mason, all of MiltonQS1844/1/L3/42

Recognizance of William Baughan, labourer, and William Sharman the younger, dealer, both of MiltonQS1844/1/L3/43

Recognizance of Samuel Slatter of Combe, labourerQS1844/1/L3/44

Recognizance of Benjamin Phipps of Comber, tailorQS1844/1/L3/45

Recognizance of William Eeley of Horspath, farmerQS1844/1/L3/46

Recognizance of Esther Saunders, servantQS1844/1/L3/47

Recognizance of Robert Bowell of Cowley, labourerQS1844/1/L3/48

Recognizance of Richard Keary, labourer, and Richard King, pig killer, both of CowleyQS1844/1/L3/49

Recognizance of Francis Polly, labourer, and Richard King, pig killer, both of CowleyQS1844/1/L3/50

Recognizance of Richard Wootten of Iffley, bankerQS1844/1/L3/51

Recognizance of William Slatter of Iffley, gentlemanQS1844/1/L3/52

Recognizance of Thomas Lucas, city Marshal of OxfordQS1844/1/L3/53

Recognizance of John Burborough, servantQS1844/1/L3/54

Recognizance of Thomas Carter of Abingdon, Berks, poulterer, and William Fisher of St Thomas, Oxford, victuallerQS1844/1/L3/55

Recognizance of Richard Belcher of Lower Heyford, carpenterQS1844/1/L3/56

Recognizance of William Coles and John Fruin, both of Little Milton, both labourersQS1844/1/L3/57

Recognizance of Christopher Faulkner Allen Faulkner of Burford, gentlemanQS1844/1/L3/58

Recognizance of Joseph Webb, labourer, and John Faulkner Mills, farmer, both of BurfordQS1844/1/L3/59

Recognizance of Charlotte Groves of MiltonQS1844/1/L3/60

Recognizance of Hannah Groves of miltonQS1844/1/L3/61

Recognizance of Richard Claridge, and Susannah Claridge, both of Chilson, both labourersQS1844/1/L3/62

Recognizance of William Moss the younger, and William Moss the elder, both of Ascott, both labourersQS1844/1/L3/63

Recognizance of Richard Weaver the younger, and Richard Weaver the elder, both of Ascott, both labourersQS1844/1/L3/64

Recognizance of Thomas Lardner and William Moss the elder, both of Ascott, both labourersQS1844/1/L3/65

Recognizance of Richard Chapman of CharlburyQS1844/1/L3/66

Recognizance of James Peachey of CharlburyQS1844/1/L3/67

Recognizance of William Hall of CharlburyQS1844/1/L3/68

Recognizance of Abram Lindow Rawlinson of Chipping Norton, solicitorQS1844/1/L3/69

Recognizance of Henry Widdows of Charlbury, solicitorQS1844/1/L3/70

Recognizance of Richard Coggins and John Belcher, both of Lower HeyfordQS1844/1/L3/71

Recognizance of William King of Lower Heyford, farmerQS1844/1/L3/72

Recognizance of Thomas Hogg and William Elliott, both of BicesterQS1844/1/L3/73

Recognizance of Lydia Hadland of WendleburyQS1844/1/L3/74

Recognizance of Thomas Berry of WendleburyQS1844/1/L3/75

Recognizance of Thomas Curle Blick of IslipQS1844/1/L3/76

Recognizance of Thomas Curle Blick of IslipQS1844/1/L3/77

Recognizance of William Simms of KirtlingtonQS1844/1/L3/78

Recognizance of George Townsend of KirtlingtonQS1844/1/L3/79

Recognizance of William Allen of Upper HeyfordQS1844/1/L3/80

Recognizance of Francis French, John Bolton, and George King Pearson, all of Upper HeyfordQS1844/1/L3/81

Recognizance of James AmosQS1844/1/L3/82

Recognizance of Ann IzzardQS1844/1/L3/83

Recognizance of Ann IzzardQS1844/1/L3/84

Recognizance of George King PearsonQS1844/1/L3/85

INDICTMENTSQS1844/1/L4

INDICTMENTS - ADJOURNED SESSIONSQS1844/1/L5

DEPOSITIONSQS1844/1/L6

DEPOSITIONS - ADJOURNED SESSIONSQS1844/1/L7

CASE PAPERSQS1844/1/L8

EASTER SESSIONSQS1844/2

TRINITY SESSIONSQS1844/3

MICHAELMAS SESSIONSQS1844/4