Recognizance of William Goodson, Weston on the Green, grocer

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QS1851: Oxfordshire Quarter Sessions 1851QS1851

EPIPHANY SESSIONSQS1851/1

EASTER SESSIONSQS1851/2

TRINITY SESSIONSQS1851/3

SESSIONS PROCESSESQS1851/3/A1

OATHSQS1851/3/A2

JURY PANELS, BAILIFFS AND HIGH OR CHIEF CONSTABLESQS1851/3/A3

RETURNS OF FINES AND PENALTIESQS1851/3/A4

GOAL CERTIFICATES AND REPORTSQS1851/3/A5

PROCEEDINGS IN EXTRA COURTQS1851/3/A6

APPEALS AND POOR LAW PAPERSQS1851/3/A7

COMMODITY PRICESQS1851/3/A8

REPORTSQS1851/3/A9

MISCELLANEOUSQS1851/3/A10

MISCELLANEOUS 2QS1851/3/A11

CASE COSTSQS1851/3/F1

BILLSQS1851/3/F2

CORONERS' BILLSQS1851/3/F3

CERTIFICATES OF CONVICTIONQS1851/3/L1

RECOGNIZANCESQS1851/3/L2

Recognizance of James Cox, labourer; Richard Hawks, carpenter; and George Kirtland, blacksmith, all of Weston on the GreenQS1851/3/L2/1

Recognizance of Edwin Pratt, Bruern, farmer, on behalf of Mary PrattQS1851/3/L2/2

Recognizance of John Jordan Ansell, Milton under Wychwood, constable; Edward Pratt, Bruern, farmerQS1851/3/L2/3

Recognizance of Charles Wiggins, Milton under Wychwood, labourer; William Cross, Chilson, labourerQS1851/3/L2/4

Recognizance of James Scudds, Newnham Murren, labourer, on behalf of Mary Scudds, his wifeQS1851/3/L2/5

Recognizance of James Frewin, Newnham Murren, labourerQS1851/3/L2/6

Recognizance of John Wilder, Newnham Murren, labourerQS1851/3/L2/7

Recognizance of William Billington on behalf of his father James Billington of Wendover, Buckinghamshire, farmer and dealer; Jasper Atkins of Wendover, Buckinghamshire, labourer; William Roberts of Walton Gate, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire ; James Hill of KQS1851/3/L2/8

Recognizance of William French, Bloxham, butcherQS1851/3/L2/9

Recognizance of George Quinton, Shipston on Stour, Worcestershire, marine store dealerQS1851/3/L2/10

Recognizance of William Walker, Governor of the Banbury Borough GaolQS1851/3/L2/11

Recognizance of John Whatcoal, Shipston on Stoure, Worcestershire, police constableQS1851/3/L2/12

Recognizance of Henry Phipps, Hook Norton, gardenerQS1851/3/L2/13

Recognizance of William Walker, Governor of the Banbury Borough GaolQS1851/3/L2/14

Recognizance of Sarah Watts, Banbury, singlewomanQS1851/3/L2/15

Recognizance of John Baxter, Banbury, shoemakerQS1851/3/L2/16

Recognizance of Thomas Gulliver, Bloxham, farmerQS1851/3/L2/17

Recognizance of William Gulliver, Swalcliffe, farmerQS1851/3/L2/18

Recognizance of Lydia Lamley, Bloxham, singlewomanQS1851/3/L2/19

Recognizance of William Walker, Governor of the Banbury Borough GaolQS1851/3/L2/20

Recognizance of Joshua Burton, North Newington, superintendent constableQS1851/3/L2/21

Recognizance of George Witney, Shipton under Wychwood, labourerQS1851/3/L2/22

Recognizance of Robert Harries, Shipton under Wychwood, grocerQS1851/3/L2/23

Recognizance of Robert Harries, Shipton under Wychwood, grocer; and Robert Harries on behalf of Charles Whitehead, Shipton under Wychwood, plasterer, now in AmericaQS1851/3/L2/24

Recognizance of John Marriott Davenport, St Mary Magdalen, Oxford, Clerk of the PeaceQS1851/3/L2/25

Recognizance of William Goodson, Weston on the Green, grocerQS1851/3/L2/26

Recognizance of James Spittle the Younger, Bucknell, farmerQS1851/3/L2/27

Recognizance of Robert Wormington, Bicester, innkeeperQS1851/3/L2/28

Recognizance of Richard Leddington, Bicester, timber merchantQS1851/3/L2/29

Recognizance of John Shirley, Bicester, butcherQS1851/3/L2/30

Recognizance of William Spencer, butcher; Thomas Hogg, watchman; Francis Griffin, watchman; Joseph Pritchett, labourer; John Grace, labourer; all of BicesterQS1851/3/L2/31

Recognizance of Henry Leach, Bicester, labourerQS1851/3/L2/32

Recognizance of James Adams, Bicester, coal dealerQS1851/3/L2/33

Recognizance of William Elliott, Bicester, constableQS1851/3/L2/34

Recognizance of Thomas Lockley, Bicester, coal dealerQS1851/3/L2/35

Recognizance of William Elliott, Bicester, constableQS1851/3/L2/36

Recognizance of William Moncrieff RobertsonQS1851/3/L2/37

Recognizance of John Franklin, labourer; James Marshall, Bletchingdon, labourerQS1851/3/L2/38

Recognizance of Thomas Brown, Piddington, farmerQS1851/3/L2/39

Recognizance of Thomas Brown, Piddington, farmerQS1851/3/L2/40

Recognizance of Sidney Smith, Warborough, labourerQS1851/3/L2/41

Recognizance of Philip Shepherd, Dorchester, labourerQS1851/3/L2/42

Recognizance of James Batten, Dorchester, labourerQS1851/3/L2/43

Recognizance of Thomas Luckett, St Thomas, Oxford; John Luckett, St Ebbe, porter; William Best, St Peter le Bailey, Oxford, hairdresserQS1851/3/L2/44

Recognizance of William Allen and Lawrence Wyatt, both of St Thomas, Oxford, both licensed victuallersQS1851/3/L2/45

Recognizance of Richard Allen, labourer; John Smith, victualler; and John Stevens, cordwainer; all of St Thomas, OxfordQS1851/3/L2/46

Recognizance of Richard Buckingham, victualler; Daniel Day, carrier; and Charles Buckingham, carrier; all of EynshamQS1851/3/L2/47

Recognizance of Joseph Powell, Stanton St John, farmerQS1851/3/L2/48

Recognizance of George Cook, inspector of police of the City of OxfordQS1851/3/L2/49

Recognizance of James Ing, Headington, labourerQS1851/3/L2/50

Recognizance of James Coles, Beckley, labourerQS1851/3/L2/51

Recognizance of William Turner, Stanton St John, carpenterQS1851/3/L2/52

Recognizance of Joseph Walker, Stanton St John, constableQS1851/3/L2/53

Recognizance of John Green, Stanton St John, constableQS1851/3/L2/54

Recognizance of George Cook, inspector of police of the City of OxfordQS1851/3/L2/55

Recognizance of James Nash, and John Nash, both of Woodstock, both masonsQS1851/3/L2/56

Recognizance of Richard Hewlett and William Gardner, both of Headington, both labourersQS1851/3/L2/57

Recognizance of William Biles and Joseph Berry, both of Hanborough, both labourersQS1851/3/L2/58

Recognizance of Joseph King, Wootton, Bucks, and William Cross, Chilson, both labourersQS1851/3/L2/59

Recognizance of Willaim Wiggins and Emmannuel Bayliss, both of Hanborough, both labourersQS1851/3/L2/60

Recognizance of James Paintin, Ramsden, and John Paintin, Hanborough, both labourersQS1851/3/L2/61

Recognizance of John Cox, Blackthorn, labourerQS1851/3/L2/62

Recognizance of John Dobson, Henley on Thames, corn dealerQS1851/3/L2/63

Recognizance of John Dobson, Henley on Thames, corn dealerQS1851/3/L2/64

Recognizance of Thomas Honeybone, Burford, watchmakerQS1851/3/L2/65

Recognizance of Peter Bunting, baker; Henry Francis, carpenter; and Robert Willett, baker, all of LeafieldQS1851/3/L2/66

Recognizance of Thomas Blakeman Brown, Marshal of the University of OxfordQS1851/3/L2/67

Recognizance of Thomas Blakeman Brown, Marshal of the University of OxfordQS1851/3/L2/68

Recognizance of Thomas Blakeman Brown, Marshal of the University of OxfordQS1851/3/L2/69

Recognizance of Henry Godfrey, Holywell, OxfordQS1851/3/L2/70

Recognizance of John Robinson, Oxford, cutlerQS1851/3/L2/71

Recognizance of Hender John Molesworth St Aubyn, Christ Church, University of OxfordQS1851/3/L2/72

Recognizance of Revd Charles Peter Christian, Fellow of Christ College, University of OxfordQS1851/3/L2/73

Recognizance of James Busby; William Wall, butcher; John Louch, baker, all of Steeple AstonQS1851/3/L2/74

Recognizance of William Bridgman, WitneyQS1851/3/L2/75

Recognizance of William Ward, Witney, constableQS1851/3/L2/76

Recognizance of William Harris, Pershore, Glos, superintendent constableQS1851/3/L2/77

Recognizance of Martha Timms, Salford, servantQS1851/3/L2/78

Recognizance of Isaac Marshall of Little Compton, Warwickshire, labourer; on behalf of Maria Marshall, his wife); William White of Cornwell, labourer; Charles Draper of Salford, constableQS1851/3/L2/79

Recognizance of Samuel Pritchett, Charlbury, glove manufacturerQS1851/3/L2/80

Recognizance of William Bowles, Charlbury, foremanQS1851/3/L2/81

Recognizance of James Edwards, Charlbury, constableQS1851/3/L2/82

Recognizance of James Wyatt, Woodstock, tailorQS1851/3/L2/83

Recognizance of William Wilsden, Woodstock, tailorQS1851/3/L2/84

Recognizance of Richard Beckley, New WoodstockQS1851/3/L2/85

Recognizance of William Moss and William Wilsdon, both of New WoodstockQS1851/3/L2/86

Recognizance of Daniel Collins, CoombeQS1851/3/L2/87

Recognizance of Thomas GawthorneQS1851/3/L2/88

Recognizance of Leah Bayliss, Wootton, servantQS1851/3/L2/89

Recognizance of Thomas Sotham; William Barnett; James RaceQS1851/3/L2/90

Recognizance of Daniel Collins, CoombeQS1851/3/L2/91

Recognizance of Tom Neate; Thomas Gawthorne; William WilsdonQS1851/3/L2/92

Recognizance of James Manning, Woodleys, WoottonQS1851/3/L2/93

Recognizance of (blank)QS1851/3/L2/94

Recognizance of James Neville, Hanborough, bakerQS1851/3/L2/95

Recognizance of Joseph SmithQS1851/3/L2/96

Recognizance of James Bayliss and William Whitley, labourer; both of HanboroughQS1851/3/L2/97

Recognizance of Henry Rock the Younger of 14, Fisher Street, Birmingham, Warwickshire, labourer; Henry Rock the Elder of Birmingam, Warwickshire, chinaman; Job Gill of 13 Fisher Street, Birmingham, Warwickshire, chinamanQS1851/3/L2/98

Recognizance of Job Gill the Younger of 13, Fisher Street, Birmingham, Warwickshire, chinaman; Job Gill the Elder of 13 Fisher Street, Birmingham, Warwickshire, chinaman; Joseph Sharp of Great Barford, Bedfordshire, chinaman and hawkerQS1851/3/L2/99

Recognizance of William Hemphries, BicesterQS1851/3/L2/100

Recognizance of Robert Penn and William Moore, both of Ambrosden, both labourersQS1851/3/L2/101

Recognizance of John Penn, Ambrosden, labourerQS1851/3/L2/102

Recognizance of Richard Horwood, Piddington, labourer; William Tench, Bicester, grocer; Richard Stadland, Bicester, bakerQS1851/3/L2/103

Recognizance of Priscilla Taylor, EnstoneQS1851/3/L2/104

Recognizance of John Shirley, Woodstock, toll collector, on behalf of Mary Ann Shirley, his wife; Henry Barnes, Enstone, constableQS1851/3/L2/105

INDICTMENTSQS1851/3/L3

DEPOSITIONSQS1851/3/L4

MICHAELMAS SESSIONSQS1851/4