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MEMORANDUM OF RECOGNIZANCE: Thomas Jones of Plas, parish Llechylched, farmer, for his own appearance at the next Q. S to prfer prefer a bill of indictment v. Jane Owen.

Attached:Bond in the sum of £20 for the appearance of T.J. in the above case.

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Anglesey Quarter Session Rolls, 1860 - 1869WQS8

Session PapersWQS8/1860

Session PapersWQS8/1861

Session PapersWQS8/1862

Session PapersWQS8/1863

Session PapersWQS8/1864

Easter 1864WQS8/1864/E

Hilary 1864WQS8/1864/H

Michaelmas 1864WQS8/1864/M

Nomina MinistrorumWQS8/1864/M/255

Writ of Venire FaciasWQS8/1864/M/256

Calendar of PrisonersWQS8/1864/M/257

List of Jury PanelWQS8/1864/M/258

List of Petty Jury PanelWQS8/1864/M/259

Letter: T.H. Lloyd M.D of Llangefni to [the High Sheriff] certifying that Hugh Morris of Garnog Groes is unable to serve as a juror because his wife is illWQS8/1864/M/260

MotionWQS8/1864/M/261

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS8/1864/M/262

Presentment: Jane Owen for stealing and receiving a pair of sheets and a table cloth, the property of Thomas JonesWQS8/1864/M/263

Summary Conviction: Alexander Jones at Brynsiencyn, for assaultWQS8/1864/M/264

Summary Conviction: Edward Joseph at Brynsiencyn, for assaultWQS8/1864/M/265

Summary Conviction: Jane Williams at Menai Bridge, for assaulting another womanWQS8/1864/M/266

Summary Conviction: John Williams at Beaumaris, for allowing the shoot in his chimney to catch fireWQS8/1864/M/267

Summary Conviction: John Williams at Menai Bridge, for assaulting a womanWQS8/1864/M/268

Summary Conviction: John Williams of New Street, Beaumaris, mariner, at Beaumaris, for assaulting a womanWQS8/1864/M/269

Summary Conviction: John Maitland at Beaumaris, for being drunkWQS8/1864/M/270

Summary Conviction: Owen Morris at Menai Bridge, for being drunkWQS8/1864/M/271

Summary Conviction: Hugh Williams at Menai Bridge, for being drunkWQS8/1864/M/272

Summary Conviction: John McFarlan, seaman on board the Nyanza, at Beaumaris, for refusing to proceed to seaWQS8/1864/M/273

Summary Conviction: William Evans, seaman on board the Nyanza, at Beaumaris, for refusing to proceed to seaWQS8/1864/M/274

Summary Conviction: Frederick Smith, seaman on board the Nyanza, at Beaumaris, for refusing to proceed to seaWQS8/1864/M/275

Summary Conviction: Thomas Fisken, seaman on board the Nyanza, at Beaumaris, for refusing to proceed to seaWQS8/1864/M/276

Summary Conviction: Arthur Fairfoot, seaman on board the Nyanza, at Beaumaris, for refusing to proceed to seaWQS8/1864/M/277

Summary Conviction: John McDonald, seaman on board the Nyanza, at Beaumaris, for refusing to proceed to seaWQS8/1864/M/278

Summary Conviction: Robert White, seaman on board the Nyanza, at Beaumaris, for refusing to proceed to seaWQS8/1864/M/279

Summary Conviction: John Thomas, seaman on board the Nyanza, at Beaumaris, for refusing to proceed to seaWQS8/1864/M/280

Summary Conviction: James McDonald, seaman on board the Dumfries, at Beaumaris, for refusing to proceed to seaWQS8/1864/M/281

Summary Conviction: John Ransom, seaman on board the Dumfries, at Beaumaris, for refusing to proceed to seaWQS8/1864/M/282

Summary Conviction: John Benson, seaman on board the Dumfries, at Beaumaris, for refusing to proceed to seaWQS8/1864/M/283

Summary Conviction: Charles Wilson, seaman on board the Dumfries, at Beaumaris, for refusing to proceed to seaWQS8/1864/M/284

Summary Conviction: Henry Myers, seaman on board the Dumfries, at Beaumaris, for refusing to proceed to seaWQS8/1864/M/285

Summary Conviction: John Hovington, seaman on board the Dumfries, at Beaumaris, for refusing to proceed to seaWQS8/1864/M/286

Summary Conviction: William Daldry, seaman on board the Dumfries, at Beaumaris, for refusing to proceed to seaWQS8/1864/M/287

Summary Conviction: Ben Anderson, seaman on board the Dumfries, at Beaumaris, for refusing to proceed to seaWQS8/1864/M/288

Summary Conviction: William Thomas of the Marquis of Anglesey, parish Llangefni, at Llangefni, for opening his house for sale of drinks out of hoursWQS8/1864/M/289

Summary Conviction: Thomas Parry at Beaumaris, for stealing apples of the value of 3dWQS8/1864/M/290

Summary Conviction: Lewis Williams at Beaumaris, for aiding and abetting Thomas Jones to assault another manWQS8/1864/M/291

Summary Conviction: William Williams at Llangefni, for assaultWQS8/1864/M/292

Summary Conviction: Owen Roberts at Llangefni, for assaultWQS8/1864/M/293

Summary Conviction: Evan Owen at Llangefni, for assaultWQS8/1864/M/294

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS8/1864/M/295

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS8/1864/M/296

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS8/1864/M/297

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS8/1864/M/298

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS8/1864/M/299

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS8/1864/M/300

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS8/1864/M/301

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS8/1864/M/302

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS8/1864/M/303

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS8/1864/M/304

Summary Conviction: John Frier at Beaumaris, for assaulting a womanWQS8/1864/M/305

Summary Conviction: James Davies of Menai Bridge, at Menai Bridge, for being drunkWQS8/1864/M/306

Summary Conviction: Peter Ellis at Beaumaris, for assault. Imprisoned in Beaumaris H.O.C. for two months hard labourWQS8/1864/M/307

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS8/1864/M/308

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS8/1864/M/309

Summary Conviction: Henry Jones of Church Street, Llangefni, at Llangefni, too being drunkWQS8/1864/M/310

Summary Conviction: Thomas Jones at Beaumaris, for assaultWQS8/1864/M/311

Summary Conviction: David Rees at Beaumaris, for assaulting a womanWQS8/1864/M/312

Examination and Deposition: Sir Richard Bulkeley Williams Bulkeley Bart. of Baron Hil and Hugh Jones of Wrexham Street, BeaumarisWQS8/1864/M/313

Examination and Deposition: Sir Richard Bulkeley Williams Bulkeley Bart. of Baron Hill, Hugh Jones of Wrexham Street, labourerWQS8/1864/M/314

Examination and Deposition: Sir Richard Bulkeley Williams Bulkeley, Bart of Baron Hill and Hugh Jones of Wrexham Street, labourerWQS8/1864/M/315

Examination and Deposition: Ann Morgan, widow, Jane Williams and Elizabeth Jones of Bryn clyni, all of parish LlanfechellWQS8/1864/M/316

Examination and Deposition: Owen Hughes, police constable and Thomas Lewis of Tymawr, farmer, both of AberffrawWQS8/1864/M/317

Examination and Deposition: Mary Jones of Logad, Trewalchmai, John Hughes of Redhorse Bach, Gwalchmai, William Jones, police constableWQS8/1864/M/318

Examination and Deposition: Jane Owen wife of Edward Owen of Logad, Trewalchmai, John Hughes of Red horse bach, GwalchmaiWQS8/1864/M/319

Examination and Deposition: Ann Jones, [domestic servant] Owen Roberts [servant], William Williams [servant] and Thomas JonesWQS8/1864/M/320

Examination and Deposition: John Roberts of Pen y Lon, Llangwyllog, Michael Roberts of Pen-y-bont, Coedand and William EvansWQS8/1864/M/321

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS8/1864/M/322

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS8/1864/M/323

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS8/1864/M/324

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS8/1864/M/325

Summary Conviction: Thomas Rogan at Holyhead, for being drunkWQS8/1864/M/326

Summary Conviction: William Naylor at Holyhead for being drunkWQS8/1864/M/327

Summary Conviction: James Halligan at Holyhead, for being drunkWQS8/1864/M/328

Summary Conviction: William Jones at Holyhead, for being drunkWQS8/1864/M/329

Summary Conviction: Ann Roberts at Holyhead, for wilful damage to corn, the property of Richard ThomasWQS8/1864/M/330

Summary Conviction: Elizabeth Jones at Holyhead, for wilful damage to corn, the property of Richard ThomasWQS8/1864/M/331

Summary Conviction: James Martin at Holyhead, for beggingWQS8/1864/M/332

Summary Conviction: George White at Holyhead, for being drunkWQS8/1864/M/333

Summary Conviction: John Price at Holyhead, for being drunkWQS8/1864/M/334

Summary Conviction: Robert Edwards at Holyhead, for being drunkWQS8/1864/M/335

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS8/1864/M/336

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS8/1864/M/337

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS8/1864/M/338

Summary Conviction: William Williams of Black Bridge, parish Holyhead at The Valley Hotel, for stealing apples pf the value of 1/-WQS8/1864/M/339

Summary Conviction: William Hughes of Black Bridge, parish Holyhead at The Valley Hotel, for stealing applesWQS8/1864/M/340

Summary Conviction: Jane Thomas of Groesfryn, parish Trewalchmai, at The Valley, for assaultWQS8/1864/M/341

Summary Conviction: Margaret Thomas of Groesfryn, parish Trewalchmai, at the Valley Hotel for assaulting a manWQS8/1864/M/342

Certificate of Conviction: George Williams at BeaumarisWQS8/1864/M/343

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS8/1864/M/344

Examination and Deposition: James Thompson of Nassau Street, Dublin, cutler, Joseph Whitley of Sheffield, cutler's assistantWQS8/1864/M/345

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS8/1864/M/346

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS8/1864/M/347

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS8/1864/M/348

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS8/1864/M/349

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS8/1864/M/350

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS8/1864/M/351

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS8/1864/M/352

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS8/1864/M/353

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS8/1864/M/354

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS8/1864/M/355

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS8/1864/M/356

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS8/1864/M/357

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS8/1864/M/358

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS8/1864/M/359

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS8/1864/M/360

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS8/1864/M/361

Summary Conviction: Margaret Lloyd aged 15yrs, at Llanerchymedd, for stealing a gold ringWQS8/1864/M/362

Presentment: George Williams for stealing and receiving a shift and pillow case, the property of Mary JonesWQS8/1864/M/363

Presentment: Griffith Ellis for using a dredge to take oysters, property of Menai Straits Oyster Fishery Co. Ltd. and of William Tuxford and othersWQS8/1864/M/364

Presentment: James Morgan, John Lloyd, Lewis Ellis and John Jones for using a dredge to take oystersWQS8/1864/M/365

Presentment: Thomas Williams for stealing and receiving a box of cutlery, property of the London and North Western Railway CompanyWQS8/1864/M/366

Presentment: Richard Hughes, Owen Owens and William Jones for using a dredge to take oysters, the property of Menai Straits Oyster Fishery Co. LtdWQS8/1864/M/367

Summary Conviction: John Wynne of Amlwch Port, at Llanerchymedd, for assaulting his wifeWQS8/1864/M/368

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS8/1864/M/369

Summary Conviction: John Evans of Cefn gwyn, parish Coedane, at Llanerchymedd, for riding a horse furiouslyWQS8/1864/M/370

Summary Conviction: James Gray of the Britannia Vaults, Holyhead, at The Valley Hotel, for allowing drunkeness in his ale houseWQS8/1864/M/371

Summary Conviction: John Thomas of parish Trewalchmai, at the Valley Hotel, for assaultWQS8/1864/M/372

Summary Conviction: William Thomas of Holyhead, at the Valley Hotel, for being drunkWQS8/1864/M/373

Summary Conviction: Patrick Clancy at The Valley, for being drunkWQS8/1864/M/374

Summary Conviction: Owen Rowland of Treban, parish Llanbeulan, at Llanerchymedd, for being drunkWQS8/1864/M/375

Summary Conviction: William Owen of Gronant, parish Llanfachraeth, at The Valley Hotel, for malicious damage to a windowWQS8/1864/M/376

Summary Conviction: William Nayloir of Holyhead, at The Valley Hotel, for malicious damage to a windowWQS8/1864/M/377

Summary Conviction: Hugh Thomas of Jew Street, Holyhead, at The Valley Hotel, for being drunkWQS8/1864/M/378

Summary Conviction: Owen Jones of The Cross Foxes, parish Holyhead at The Valley Hotel, for selling beer in his alehouse out of licenced hoursWQS8/1864/M/379

Summary Conviction: James Rowland of Menai Bridge [police] at the Valley Hotel, for being drunkWQS8/1864/M/380

Summary Conviction: William Davies of Gaerwen, potter, at the Valley Hotel, for being drunkWQS8/1864/M/381

Summary Conviction: William Jones of Llaingoch, Holyhead, at the Valley Hotel, for being drunkWQS8/1864/M/382

Summary Conviction: John Keating of Holyhead, at the Valley, for being drunkWQS8/1864/M/383

Summary Conviction: William Jones of Glangorsddu bach, parish Trewalchmai, at Llanerchymedd, for entering land in search of gameWQS8/1864/M/384

Summary Conviction: Andrew Turner of Holyhead, at The Valley Hotel, for assaulting a police constable and resisting arrestWQS8/1864/M/385

Presentment: George Williams for stealing and receiving a handkerchief, property of Edward Owen. G. WWQS8/1864/M/386

Presentment: George Williams for stealing and receiving a wheelbarrow, property of John RobertsWQS8/1864/M/387

Bill of Costs: The prosecution of the Menai Straits Oyster Fishing co. v. Richard Hughes and others for misdemeanorWQS8/1864/M/388

Bill of Costs: The prosecution of the Menai Straits Oyster Fishery Co. v. Griffith Ellis for misdemeanorWQS8/1864/M/389

Bill of Costs: The prosecution of the Menai Straits Oyster Fishery Co. v. James Morgan and others for misdemeanorWQS8/1864/M/390

Bill of Costs: The prosecution of John Roberts v. George Williams for larcenyWQS8/1864/M/391

Trinity 1864WQS8/1864/T

Session PapersWQS8/1865

Session PapersWQS8/1866

Session PapersWQS8/1867

Session PapersWQS8/1868

Session PapersWQS8/1869