Memorandum of Recognizance

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MEMORANDUM OF RECOGNIZANCE: William Jones of New Street, Beaumaris and Henry Hughes of Townsend, are bound for £10 each that Jane, wife of William Jones shall keep the peace especially to Alice Jones of New Street, Beaumaris for 6 months.

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Anglesey Quarter Session Rolls, 1840 - 1849WQS6

Session PapersWQS6/1840

Session PapersWQS6/1841

Session PapersWQS6/1842

Session PapersWQS6/1843

Session PapersWQS6/1844

Session PapersWQS6/1845

Easter 1845WQS6/1845/E

Hilary 1845WQS6/1845/H

Michaelmas 1845WQS6/1845/M

Writ of Venire FaciasWQS6/1845/M/167

Nomina MinistrorumWQS6/1845/M/168

List of Jury PanelWQS6/1845/M/169

List of Petty Jury PanelWQS6/1845/M/170

Order: Appointing Superintending Constables to various Lock up HousesWQS6/1845/M/171

Note: To move for an order to pay the Coroner's billWQS6/1845/M/172

Note: To move for an order to pay the Coroner's billWQS6/1845/M/173

Presentment: John Williams late parish Newborough, tailor, for stealing one yard of woollen clothWQS6/1845/M/174

Presentment: John Williams late parish Newborough, tailor, for stealing one yard of woollen clothWQS6/1845/M/175

Order of Removal: Ann Allen, widow, and her two children from parish Llandeilian to parish AmlwchWQS6/1845/M/176

Order of Removal: Mary Allen, widow, from parish Llaneilian to parish AmlwchWQS6/1845/M/177

Summary Conviction: Samuel Jones for being idle and disorderly in begging alms parish LlangristiolusWQS6/1845/M/178

Summary Conviction: John Wood for being idle and disorderly in begging alms parish LlangristiolusWQS6/1845/M/179

Summary Conviction: William Smith for being idle and disorderly in begging alms parish LlangristiolusWQS6/1845/M/180

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS6/1845/M/181

Summary Conviction: John Owen of John Owen of Tafarn Tywysog parish Llangeinwen for assault of Margaret JonesWQS6/1845/M/182

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS6/1845/M/183

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS6/1845/M/184

Presentment: Alexander Leech and Henry Prosser both late parish Penmynydd for stealing articles of clothing from Evan HughesWQS6/1845/M/185

Order of Removal: John Roberts from parish Llanfihangeltrerbeirdd to parish LlanfairmathafarneithafWQS6/1845/M/186

Presentment: William Brocklebank late parish Holyhead, mariner, for stealing articles of clothing belonging to David MorganWQS6/1845/M/187

Presentment: William Bricklebank late parish Holyhead, for stealing 2 pairs of boots, the property of John JonesWQS6/1845/M/188

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS6/1845/M/189

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS6/1845/M/190

Deposition: Evan Hughes of Plas Penmynydd parish Penmynydd in the case Evan Hughes v. Alexander Leech and Henry Prosser for larcenyWQS6/1845/M/191

Deposition: Elizabeth Owen of Plas Penmnydd parish Pennmynydd, in the case of Evan Hughes v. Alexander Leech and Henry Prosser for larcenyWQS6/1845/M/192

Examination and Deposition: Henry Prosser late parish PenmynyddWQS6/1845/M/193

Examination and Deposition: Alexander Leech late parish PenmynyddWQS6/1845/M/194

Note: To Owen Owens relating to the case John Jones v. William BrocklebankWQS6/1845/M/195

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS6/1845/M/196

Examination and Deposition: William Brocklebank now of Holyhead marinerWQS6/1845/M/197

Examination and Deposition: William Brocklebank now of Holyhead, marinerWQS6/1845/M/198

Deposition: John Jones of Holyhead, master of the ship 'Echo' in the hearing of William Brocklebank of Holyhead, mariner, accused of larcenyWQS6/1845/M/199

Deposition: Owen Lewis, mate of the ship 'Echo' of Holyhead, in the presence of William Brocklebank accused of larcenyWQS6/1845/M/200

Deposition: John Foulkes, seaman on board the (boat) 'Experiment'WQS6/1845/M/201

Deposition: Thomas Rees, mate of the smack 'Ocean' of CardiganWQS6/1845/M/202

Deposition: Enoch Williams of Holyhead, police officer against William BrocklebankWQS6/1845/M/203

Deposition: David Morgan, master of the ship 'Ocean' of Cardigan, against William Brocklebank for larcenyWQS6/1845/M/204

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS6/1845/M/205

Summary Conviction: John Jones of Cerrig y Bouth parish Llandesilio for assault of David JonesWQS6/1845/M/206

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS6/1845/M/207

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS6/1845/M/208

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS6/1845/M/209

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS6/1845/M/210

Summary Conviction: Mary Hughes wife of Hugh Hughes of Pen Nebo parish Llandesilio for assault of Catherine HughesWQS6/1845/M/211

Deposition: Samuel Owen of Tyn y Coed parish Llanbedr Newborough stating that he gave John Williams,tailor, some clothWQS6/1845/M/212

Deposition: William Rowlands of Tan y Graig, Newborough, tailor that he was employed by Samuel Owens to make him two coats and a waistcoatWQS6/1845/M/213

Deposition: Hugh Williams parish Llanbedr Newborough re. clothWQS6/1845/M/214

Deposition: Margaret Owens of Tan y Coed parish Llanbedr Newborough that she purchased 7 yards of cloth from Samuel OwensWQS6/1845/M/215

Deposition: William Pritchard of Pen y Bont parish Llangeinwen, tailor, stating hat he has measured the cloak produced by Margaret OwenWQS6/1845/M/216

Deposition: William Rowland of Tan y Graig, Newborough, that he measured a cloak for Margaret OwensWQS6/1845/M/217

Order of Removal: Ellin Rowland, widow, from parish Amlwch to parish LlaneilianWQS6/1845/M/218

Presentment: Mary Williams late parish Holyhead for stealing 5 silver pieces, the property of James GrayWQS6/1845/M/219

Summary Conviction: John Williams for being idle and disorderly in begging alms parish LlandegfanWQS6/1845/M/220

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS6/1845/M/221

Notice: Churchwardens and Overseers of parish Llaneilian to the same, parish AmlwchWQS6/1845/M/222

Notice of trail of appeal between parish Llabeblig, Carnarvon, appellant and parish LlandyfrydogWQS6/1845/M/223

Summary Conviction: William Roberts of New Street, Beaumaris for assault of John MorganWQS6/1845/M/224

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS6/1845/M/225

Deposition: Francis Williams of Holyhead in the case of James Gray, engineer v. Mary Williams for larcenyWQS6/1845/M/226

Deposition: Margaret Owen of Holyhead in the case of James Gray v. Mary Williams for larcenyWQS6/1845/M/227

Deposition: Ann Williams of Holyhead in the case James Gray v. Mary Williams for larcenyWQS6/1845/M/228

Deposition: Ellen Gray of Holyhead in the case James Gray v. Mary Williams for larcenyWQS6/1845/M/229

Deposition: James Gray of Holyhead, engineer, in the case of James Gray v. Mary Williams for larcenyWQS6/1845/M/230

Deposition: Mary Williams of Holyhead in her own defence, states that she is not guiltyWQS6/1845/M/231

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS6/1845/M/232

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS6/1845/M/233

Bill of Costs: The prosecution of Evan Hughes v. Alexander Leech and Henry Prosser for larcenyWQS6/1845/M/234

Bill of Costs: The prosecution of Thomas Rees and another v. William Brocklebank for larcenyWQS6/1845/M/235

Bill of Costs: The prosecution of John Jones v. William Brocklebank for larcenyWQS6/1845/M/236

Bill of Costs: The prosecution of James Gray v. Mary Williams for larcenyWQS6/1845/M/237

Bill of Costs: The prosecution of Samuel Owen v. John Williams for larcenyWQS6/1845/M/238

Bill of Costs: The prosecution of Margaret Owen v. John Williams for larcenyWQS6/1845/M/239

Note: To enter the appeal Llaneilian v. AmlwchWQS6/1845/M/240

Note: To move to lodge an appeal and adjourn to next Q.S., Llaneilian v. AmlwchWQS6/1845/M/241

Note: To move for adjourning the hearing of the appeal in the case of Ann Jones, between Amlwch and LlaneilianWQS6/1845/M/242

Note: To enter the appeal Llanbeblig v. LlandyfrydogWQS6/1845/M/243

Trinity 1845WQS6/1845/T

Session PapersWQS6/1846

Session PapersWQS6/1847

Session PapersWQS6/1848

Session PapersWQS6/1849