Recognizance of Frances Ashfield of Culham, turnpike gate keeper

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OXFORDSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS: 1852 SESSIONSQS1852

EPIPHANY SESSIONSQS1852/1

EASTER SESSIONSQS1852/2

TRINITY SESSIONSQS1852/3

SESSIONS PROCESSESQS1852/3/A1

JURY PANELS, BAILIFFS AND HIGH OR CHIEF CONSTABLESQS1852/3/A2

RETURNS OF FINES AND PENALTIESQS1852/3/A3

CALENDARS OF PRISONERSQS1852/3/A4

MINUTES OF EXTRA COURTQS1852/3/A5

APPEAL AND POOR LAW PAPERSQS1852/3/A6

RETURNS OF CONSTABLES AND WEIGHTS AND MEASURESQS1852/3/A7

CORN RENTSQS1852/3/A8

MISCELLANEOUSQS1852/3/A9

CASE COSTSQS1852/3/F1

BILLSQS1852/3/F2

CORONERS' BILLSQS1852/3/F3

CERTIFICATES OF CONVICTIONQS1852/3/L1

RECOGNIZANCESQS1852/3/L2

Recognizance of George Steptoe of Leafield, labourerQS1852/3/L2/1

Recognizance of Francis Griffin of Bicester, Thomas Worsley of Leighton Buzzard, Beds, policemanQS1852/3/L2/2

Recognizance of Charles Gardener of Bicester, innkeeperQS1852/3/L2/3

Recognizance of Charles Gardener of Bicester, innkeeperQS1852/3/L2/4

Recognizance of Thomas Rawlings of Enstone, labourerQS1852/3/L2/5

Recognizance of Henry Barnes of Enstone, constableQS1852/3/L2/6

Recognizance of Thomas Palmer, cordwainer, and John Waller, watchmaker, both of BurfordQS1852/3/L2/7

Recognizance of Sarah Franklin of Burford, widowQS1852/3/L2/8

Recognizance of Daniel Newton of Neithrop, constableQS1852/3/L2/9

Recognizance of Daniel Newton of Neithrop, constableQS1852/3/L2/10

Recognizance of Vincent Smith of Banbury, labourerQS1852/3/L2/11

Recognizance of Daniel Newton of Neithrop, constableQS1852/3/L2/12

Recognizance of Robert Francis Mitchell, superintending constableQS1852/3/L2/13

Recognizance of Benjamin Munday of Minster Lovell, farmerQS1852/3/L2/14

Recognizance of Benjamin Munday of Minster Lovell, farmerQS1852/3/L2/15

Recognizance of Daniel Tebby of Fritwell, innkeeperQS1852/3/L2/16

Recognizance of John Baylis of Somerton, labourerQS1852/3/L2/17

Recognizance of John Heath of Hethe, tailorQS1852/3/L2/18

Recognizance of James Goble of Bicester, gardener, Francis Griffin of Bicester, watchman, and Thomas Hall of Cottisford, labourerQS1852/3/L2/19

Recognizance of James Smith of Cottisford, farmerQS1852/3/L2/20

Recognizance of William Baylis of Fritwell, labourerQS1852/3/L2/21

Recognizance of Robert Heath of Fritwell, labourerQS1852/3/L2/22

Recognizance of John Wiggins of Fritwell, labourerQS1852/3/L2/23

Recognizance of Ann Davies of Shipton under Wychwood, singlewomanQS1852/3/L2/24

Recognizance of Mary Ann Berry, Caroline Haines, George Haines, John Luckett, and Charles Yates, all of Chipping NortonQS1852/3/L2/25

Recognizance of Thomas Bull of Chipping Norton, shopkeeperQS1852/3/L2/26

Recognizance of Charles Yates of Chipping Norton, police officerQS1852/3/L2/27

Recognizance of Thomas Mander of Chinnor, chair maker, Charles Mander of Chinnor, chair maker, Charles Quartermaine of Sydenham, chair maker, and John Holland of Sydenham, constableQS1852/3/L2/28

Recognizance of John Greenaway of Warborough, victualler, and John Greenaway on behalf of Keziah Croxford, wife of Henry of DorchesterQS1852/3/L2/29

Recognizance of Henry Barnes of Enstone, constable, and Henry Barnes for James Elton of Enstone, labourerQS1852/3/L2/30

Recognizance of John Symonds of Enstone, shepherdQS1852/3/L2/31

Recognizance of Thomas Williams of Swerford, labourerQS1852/3/L2/32

Recognizance of Robert Watson Sheppard of Charlbury, licenced victualler, for his wife HannahQS1852/3/L2/33

Recognizance of Ann Coombes, servant, William Turner, hostler, James Edwards, constable, and Charles Symonds, railway labourer, all of CharlburyQS1852/3/L2/34

Recognizance of Henry Golding of Swerford, farmerQS1852/3/L2/35

Recognizance of William Rose, John Rose, both of Swerford, both labourers, and Maria Rose of SwerfordQS1852/3/L2/36

Recognizance of Thomas Hickey of the City of Oxford, teal dealerQS1852/3/L2/37

Recognizance of Frederik Millard, innkeeper, and Thomas Tebby, butcher, both of FritwellQS1852/3/L2/38

Recognizance of George Painter of Bicester, horse dealerQS1852/3/L2/39

Recognizance of James Plant of Bicester, cordwainerQS1852/3/L2/40

Recognizance of George Painter of Bicester, horse dealerQS1852/3/L2/41

Recognizance of William Elliott, policeman, and Susannah Jagger, both of BicesterQS1852/3/L2/42

Recognizance of George Painter of Bicester, horse dealerQS1852/3/L2/43

Recognizance of James Wheeler of Merton, farmerQS1852/3/L2/44

Recognizance of Richard Taylor of Ambrosden, labourerQS1852/3/L2/45

Recognizance of James Wheeler of Merton, farmerQS1852/3/L2/46

Recognizance of Frederick Plumb of Steeple AstonQS1852/3/L2/47

Recognizance of John Louch of Steeple AstonQS1852/3/L2/48

Recognizance of Alban Samman of Deddington, draperQS1852/3/L2/49

Recognizance of Daniel Harwood of Deddington, superintending constableQS1852/3/L2/50

Recognizance of Alban Samman of Deddington, draperQS1852/3/L2/51

Recognizance of Thomas Blake of Stanton Harcourt, farmerQS1852/3/L2/52

Recognizance of Stephen Holloway of Stanton Harcourt, constableQS1852/3/L2/53

Recognizance of Thomas Blake of Stanton Harcourt, farmerQS1852/3/L2/54

Recognizance of William Akers of Black Bourton, labourerQS1852/3/L2/55

Recognizance of John Foreshew of Black Bourton, farmerQS1852/3/L2/56

Recognizance of Edward Foreshew of Black Bourton, yeomanQS1852/3/L2/57

Recognizance of William Gerring of Abingdon, Berks, turnkeyQS1852/3/L2/58

Recognizance of Frances Ashfield of Culham, turnpike gate keeperQS1852/3/L2/59

Recognizance of Thomas Pearce of Abingdon, Berks, police constableQS1852/3/L2/60

Recognizance of Ebenezer Iremonger of Abingdon, Berks, superintendent of policeQS1852/3/L2/61

Recognizance of Joseph Stallard of Culham, shepherdQS1852/3/L2/62

Recognizance of Joseph Harris of Culham, farmerQS1852/3/L2/63

Recognizance of John Perrin of Bix, constableQS1852/3/L2/64

Recognizance of William Messenger of Pyrton, gamekeeperQS1852/3/L2/65

Recognizance of Isaac Creswell of Caversham, labourerQS1852/3/L2/66

Recognizance of Edward Betts of Caversham, constableQS1852/3/L2/67

Recognizance of Thomas Johnson, farmer, William Spencer, baker, and James Jones, carpenter, all of ShiltonQS1852/3/L2/68

Recognizance of Edward James Hurdon of St Mary the Virgin, OxfordQS1852/3/L2/69

Recognizance of Henry Brown of St Mary the Virgin, OxfordQS1852/3/L2/70

Recognizance of Thomas Blakeman Brown, Marshall of the University of OxfordQS1852/3/L2/71

Recognizance of Thomas Blakeman Brown, Marshall of the University of OxfordQS1852/3/L2/72

Recognizance of Jeremiah Stevens of Shipton on Cherwell for his son William, William Hawkins of Shipton on Cherwell, John Fathers of Begbroke, and James RaceQS1852/3/L2/73

Recognizance of Thomas Toms of Tackley, labourer, George Thompson of Woodstock, glover, and James RaceQS1852/3/L2/74

Recognizance of Johannah Hawkins, Robert Faulkner of Headington, Isaiah Mayo of the City of Oxford, and George Mills of the City of OxfordQS1852/3/L2/75

Recognizance of Thomas Andrews of Summertown, Martha Smith of Summertown, and James Race of WoodstockQS1852/3/L2/76

Recognizance of John Tallott of Begbroke, James Nix of the City of Oxford, Thomas Timms of the City of Oxford, and Charles Grinham of Slough, BucksQS1852/3/L2/77

Recognizance of Robert Hitchman of Wheatley, superintending constable of Bullingdon DivisionQS1852/3/L2/78

Recognizance of Maria Cooper of Wheatley, spinsterQS1852/3/L2/79

Recognizance of William Saull of Wheatley, victuallerQS1852/3/L2/80

Recognizance of John Carter of Nuneham Courtney, labourerQS1852/3/L2/81

Recognizance of Job Solomon Smith of Watlington, superintending constableQS1852/3/L2/82

Recognizance of George Belcher of Nuneham Courtney, labourerQS1852/3/L2/83

Recognizance of Ann Baker of Nuneham Courtney, servantQS1852/3/L2/84

Recognizance of John Carter of Nuneham Courtney, labourerQS1852/3/L2/85

Recognizance of Job Solomon Smith of Watlington, superintending constableQS1852/3/L2/86

Recognizance of James Harris and Caleb Field, both of Headington, both labourersQS1852/3/L2/87

Recognizance of Robert Ward and Edward Smith, both of Headington, both labourersQS1852/3/L2/88

Recognizance of Henry Godfrey and George Louch, both of Headington, both labourersQS1852/3/L2/89

Recognizance of Adam Beesley of Headington, labourer, and William Harris of St Ebbes, Oxford, tailorQS1852/3/L2/90

Recognizance of Thomas Jacob, constable of HeadingtonQS1852/3/L2/91

Recognizance of George Hinton, constable of HorspathQS1852/3/L2/92

Recognizance of Crews Berry of Summertown, labourerQS1852/3/L2/93

Recognizance of John Dumbleton, cordwainer, and Edward Hanks, attorney's clerk, both of SummertownQS1852/3/L2/94

Recognizance of Arthur Newman of Neithrop, gamekeeperQS1852/3/L2/95

Recognizance of James Day (alias William Smith), and Thomas Day, both of Ampney Crucis, Glos, both labourersQS1852/3/L2/96

Recognizance of Samuel Still of Luggershall, Bucks, labourer, and William Cross of Chilson, faggot dealerQS1852/3/L2/97

Recognizance of John Harris (alias Thomas Smith), and Joseph Harris, both of Brill, Bucks, both labourersQS1852/3/L2/98

Recognizance of John Rumney of Hatfield, Hertford, labourerQS1852/3/L2/99

INDICTMENTSQS1852/3/L3

DEPOSITIONSQS1852/3/L4

MICHAELMAS SESSIONSQS1852/4