Presentment: Ellin, wife of Owen David, late parish Amlwch, labourer, for stealing oats and corn from Owen Jones

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PRESENTMENT: Of Ellin, wife of Owen David, late parish Amlwch, labourer, for stealing oats and corn from Owen Jones.

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i) Verdict: Guilty.

ii) Sentence: One month hard labour, county gaol.

Endorsed: Note: True bill.

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Anglesey Quarter Session Rolls, 1830 - 1839WQS5

Session PapersWQS5/1830

Easter 1830WQS5/1830/E

Writ of Venire FaciasWQS5/1830/E/54

Nomina MinistrorumWQS5/1830/E/55

List of Jury PanelWQS5/1830/E/56

List: High Constables for Twrcelyn, Talybolion, Llifon, Malltraeth, Tyndaethwy and MenaiWQS5/1830/E/57

List of Justices of the PeaceWQS5/1830/E/58

List: Salaries and bills for the county of AngleseyWQS5/1830/E/59

Return: Prisoners committed for trial at the Quarter SessionWQS5/1830/E/60

List: Prisoners committed for trial at the Q.S.WQS5/1830/E/61

Account: Stone shattered by prisoners confined in the common GaolWQS5/1830/E/62

Account: Wool spun by female prisoners confined in the common Gaol and House of CorrectionWQS5/1830/E/63

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS5/1830/E/64

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS5/1830/E/65

Order of Removal: Catherine Hughes and her daughter from parish Pentraeth to parish LlanbedrgochWQS5/1830/E/66

Order of Removal: Catherine, wife of William Rowlands, and their four children from parish Newborough to parish LlanbebligWQS5/1830/E/67

Bond: John Pritchard of Calerad, Carnarvon for £10 and his surety William Rowland, for £10 to appear at the next Q.SWQS5/1830/E/68

Warrant: To apprehend Samuel Edwards, late parish LlanddanielWQS5/1830/E/69

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS5/1830/E/70

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS5/1830/E/71

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS5/1830/E/72

Bond: Lewis Owen of Llanddyfnan WindmillWQS5/1830/E/73

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS5/1830/E/74

Bond: Samuel Edwards of Ty Crun parish LlanfairmathafeonathyWQS5/1830/E/75

Summary Conviction: Owen Rowland of Bryn Mawr parish Penmon, labourer, for assault on Jane Jones of Tyn y walWQS5/1830/E/76

Summary Conviction: Richard Williams of Glanllyn parish Penmon, labourer, for assault on Jane Jones of Tyn y walWQS5/1830/E/77

Summary Conviction: John Parry of Tynmydd parish Penmon, joiner, for assault on Jane Jones of Tyn y Wal parishWQS5/1830/E/78

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS5/1830/E/79

Order of Removal: Robert Ellis, Elizabeth his wife and Ruth their daughter from parish Cerrigceinwen to parish AberffrawWQS5/1830/E/80

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS5/1830/E/81

Letter: Mr. Lloyd to P. Poole, esq.WQS5/1830/E/82

Summary Conviction: John Parry, David Davies and John Davies all parish Llanddona, labourer, for assault on Mary HughesWQS5/1830/E/83

Order of Removal: Jane Williams and her two children from parish Amlwch to parish LlanfairyneubwllWQS5/1830/E/84

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS5/1830/E/85

Deposition: Ann Williams of Cemmaes parish Llanbadrig, widow, on the refusal of John Williams, overseer of the poor parish LlanfechellWQS5/1830/E/86

Deposition: William Jones of Cemmaes, parish LlanbadrigWQS5/1830/E/87

Bond: John Williams of Gors, Llanfechell to appear at next Q.SWQS5/1830/E/88

Order: Lewis Parry of Pentraeth to pay the parish for the lying in of Grace Morris,now his wifeWQS5/1830/E/89

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS5/1830/E/90

Summary Conviction: Richard Owen parish Llangoed, labourer for allowing his wife and child to become chargeable to the parishWQS5/1830/E/91

Order: Griffith Hughes of Trehwfa parish Bodedern to pay for the lying in of Elizabeth Parry in parish LlangristiolusWQS5/1830/E/92

Presentment: William Price late parish Llangeinwen, farmer, for assault on John ParryWQS5/1830/E/93

Deposition: Jacob Jones of Amlwch, tailor,having seen corn being stolen from the corn yard of Owen Jones of Tymawr, AmlwchWQS5/1830/E/94

Deposition: Elizabeth Jones of Pen y bon parish Llangeinwen, married woman about seeing theft of clothesWQS5/1830/E/95

Presentment: William King and Andrew White, both late parish Llangeinwen labourers, of stealing clothes from William Roderick and verdict of aquittalWQS5/1830/E/96

Order: John Jones of Amlwch, butcher, to pay for the lying in of Elizabeth Jones in parish LlanfairyneubwllWQS5/1830/E/97

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS5/1830/E/98

Deposition: Ellin, wife of Owen David of Amlwch, labourer, accused of stealing one sheaf of corn the property of Owen JonesWQS5/1830/E/99

Deposition: Hugh David of Trerdath, Amlwch, labourer re.case of theft of cornWQS5/1830/E/100

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS5/1830/E/101

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS5/1830/E/102

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS5/1830/E/103

Summary Conviction: Ellin, wife of Owen David, for larcenyWQS5/1830/E/104

Presentment: Ellin, wife of Owen David, late parish Amlwch, labourer, for stealing oats and corn from Owen JonesWQS5/1830/E/105

Presentment: John Williams, overseer of the poor, parish Llanfechell for failing to provide relief for Jane RobertsWQS5/1830/E/106

Presentment: John Hampton Hampton, esq., Justice of the King to the inhabitants parish LlanynghenedlWQS5/1830/E/107

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS5/1830/E/108

Memo: Hu. Jones to Mr. Ellis, surveyor of county bridges, HolyheadWQS5/1830/E/109

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS5/1830/E/110

Letter: Addressed Hugh Jones, surveyor of taxesWQS5/1830/E/111

Letter: P.B. Roose to Hugh LewisWQS5/1830/E/112

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS5/1830/E/113

Letter: J. H. Grindley to W.P. Poole, esq.WQS5/1830/E/114

Letter: Addressed to Hugh Jones and W.P. Poole esq.'s on behalf of Mr. H.R. WilliamsWQS5/1830/E/115

Letter: Addressed to Wm. Price Poole esq. giving an address in London.WQS5/1830/E/116

Letter: Hugh Jones from John LloydWQS5/1830/E/117

Letter: P.B. Roose to Hugh JonesWQS5/1830/E/118

Letter: Addressed to W.P. PooleWQS5/1830/E/119

Note: Re. a Recognizance taken before the sheriff for principal and bailWQS5/1830/E/120

Memorandum of RecognizanceWQS5/1830/E/121

Letter: Addressed to P. Poole, esq.WQS5/1830/E/122

List of Jury PanelWQS5/1830/E/123

Note: To Mr. Evan Evans to move that Richard Broadhead Bulkeley and John Owen be allowed to plead guiltyWQS5/1830/E/124

Letter: P.B. Roose to Hugh JonesWQS5/1830/E/125

Note: Requesting a Subpoena ad test in the case Rex prosecution of Mary Jones, spinster v. David Jones for larcenyWQS5/1830/E/126

Letter: Hugh Jones, Clerk of the Peace, requesting a distringasWQS5/1830/E/127

Note: To continue the presentments of the KingWQS5/1830/E/128

Note: To Mr. Jones to move to continue the presentmentsWQS5/1830/E/129

Note: J. Jones to move to allow the costs in the prosecutionWQS5/1830/E/130

Letter: J. Jones to Mr. P. Poole Clerk of the Peace for AngleseyWQS5/1830/E/131

Note: To move for the costs of prosecution due in case Rex v. Ellen, wife of Owen DavidWQS5/1830/E/132

List of CostsWQS5/1830/E/133

Note: To move for an order for the sheriff for conveying William Jones on board the Hulks at WoolwickWQS5/1830/E/134

Hilary 1830WQS5/1830/H

Michaelmas 1830WQS5/1830/M

Trinity 1830WQS5/1830/T

Session PapersWQS5/1831

Session PapersWQS5/1832

Session PapersWQS5/1833

Session PapersWQS5/1834

Session PapersWQS5/1835

Session PapersWQS5/1836

Session PapersWQS5/1837

Session PapersWQS5/1838

Session PapersWQS5/1839