Recognizance of Dorothy Nield, widow, and John Nield, tailor, both of Cookes yard, St Peter in the East, Oxford

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OXFORDSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS: 1848 SESSIONSQS1848

EPIPHANY SESSIONSQS1848/1

SESSIONS PROCESSESQS1848/1/A1

SESSION OATHSQS1848/1/A2

JURY PANELS, BAILIFFS AND HIGH OR CHIEF CONSTABLESQS1848/1/A3

JURYMEN'S CERTIFICATESQS1848/1/A4

RETURNS OF FINES AND PENALTIESQS1848/1/A5

CALENDAR OF PRISONERSQS1848/1/A6

PROCEEDINGS IN EXTRA COURTQS1848/1/A7

APPEAL AND POOR LAW PAPERSQS1848/1/A8

ROADS AND BRIDGES PAPERSQS1848/1/A9

MISCELLANEOUSQS1848/1/A10

CASE COSTSQS1848/1/F1

BILLSQS1848/1/F2

CORONERS' BILLSQS1848/1/F3

CERTIFICATES OF CONVICTIONQS1848/1/L1

RECOGNIZANCESQS1848/1/L2

Recognizance of Jesse Deering of Worminghall, Bucks, parish constableQS1848/1/L2/1

Recognizance of William Hawes of Worminghall, labourerQS1848/1/L2/2

Recognizance of James Hawes of Worminghall, Bucks, labourerQS1848/1/L2/3

Recognizance of David Kimbell of Worminghall, Bucks, farmerQS1848/1/L2/4

Recognizance of Thomas Frehern of St Clements, Oxford, masonQS1848/1/L2/5

Recognizance of William Gurney, servant to Mark Horn of Summertown, butcherQS1848/1/L2/6

Recognizance of Sturman Latimer of Headington, gentQS1848/1/L2/7

Recognizance of Elizabeth Vincent, servant to Miss Elizabeth Mary Jones Latimer of HeadingtonQS1848/1/L2/8

Recognizance of Edward Stone of Moreton, Thame, constableQS1848/1/L2/9

Recognizance of George Turner of Moreton, Thame, farmerQS1848/1/L2/10

Recognizance of George Turner of Moreton, Thame, farmerQS1848/1/L2/11

Recognizance of William Wiggins of Thame, grocer's assistantQS1848/1/L2/12

Recognizance of John Young of Forest Hill, labourerQS1848/1/L2/13

Recognizance of William Cross of Chilson, labourerQS1848/1/L2/14

Recognizance of John Hurst of Littlemore, farrier, Thomas Palmer of Littlemore, mason, Joseph Cooper of Stadhampton, victuallerQS1848/1/L2/15

Recognizance of John Thornett and James Thornett, both of Charlbury, both labourersQS1848/1/L2/16

Recognizance of William Adams of Bodicote, farmerQS1848/1/L2/17

Recognizance of John Haynes of Bodicote, labourerQS1848/1/L2/18

Recognizance of Thomas Perrins of Bodicote, labourerQS1848/1/L2/19

Recognizance of Daniel Newton of Neithrop, constableQS1848/1/L2/20

Recognizance of George Gazey of Neithrop, plush weaverQS1848/1/L2/21

Recognizance of George Gazey of Neithrop, plush weaverQS1848/1/L2/22

Recognizance of Samuel Stanton of Neithrop, plastererQS1848/1/L2/23

Recognizance of John Wilson, William Wilson, and George Castle the younger, all of Neithrop, all labourersQS1848/1/L2/24

Recognizance of Henry Williams of Northleach, Glos, hawkerQS1848/1/L2/25

Recognizance of Luke Forest, George Baylis, and Josiah Hinton, all of Burford, all labourersQS1848/1/L2/26

Recognizance of Benjamin George Olivet Matthews of Burford, grocerQS1848/1/L2/27

Recognizance of Walter Matthews, grocer, Paul Ludlow, grocer, and Jemima Cook, labourer, all of BurfordQS1848/1/L2/28

Recognizance of Daniel Blake of Cheltenham, Glos, coach driverQS1848/1/L2/29

Recognizance of Richard Hainge of Summertown, coach driver, and James Wiggins of Burford, cordwainerQS1848/1/L2/30

Recognizance of John Guy, farmer, and James Loader, labourer, both of Aston RowantQS1848/1/L2/31

Recognizance of William Wall of Stokenchurch, timber dealer and chair turner, John Strange of Stokenchurch, constable, and William George Tacey of High Wycombe, Bucks, pawnbrokerQS1848/1/L2/32

Recognizance of Joseph Slater of Christmas Common, gardener, John Palmer of Christmas Common, shoemaker, and Richard Gould of Watlington, constableQS1848/1/L2/33

Recognizance of James Tallant, shopkeeper, and James Webb, constable, both of WatlingtonQS1848/1/L2/34

Recognizance of Benjamin Swains, chair turner, George Cowdery, victualler, and Charles Manders, constable, all of ChinnorQS1848/1/L2/35

Recognizance of William Goulder of Lewknor, farmer, and Richard Gould of Watlington, constableQS1848/1/L2/36

Recognizance of William Bloomfield of Bladon, labourerQS1848/1/L2/37

Recognizance of Charles Collier of Witney, constableQS1848/1/L2/38

Recognizance of Henry Burgess of Witney, grocerQS1848/1/L2/39

Recognizance of Thomas Whitlock of Witney, sheriff's officerQS1848/1/L2/40

Recognizance of William West of Northleigh, labourerQS1848/1/L2/41

Recognizance of George Brown of Hailey, farmerQS1848/1/L2/42

Recognizance of Charles Wiggins of Shipton, labourerQS1848/1/L2/43

Recognizance of William White of Milton, and Arthur Cross of Shipton, constableQS1848/1/L2/44

Recognizance of Josiah Wren of Chilson, labourerQS1848/1/L2/45

Recognizance of Joseph Parry of Kingham, and Benjamin Walter of Shipton under WychwoodQS1848/1/L2/46

Recognizance of William Jackson, master of the Henley Union workhouseQS1848/1/L2/47

Recognizance of Thomas Livingstone, Charles Allway, and Maria Cook, all of Henley on ThamesQS1848/1/L2/48

Recognizance of William Wootton and his wife Sophia, both of HarpsdenQS1848/1/L2/49

Recognizance of William Green of Harpsden, and Samuel Green of ShiplakeQS1848/1/L2/50

Recognizance of Henry Harris of BicesterQS1848/1/L2/51

Recognizance of William Collins of BicesterQS1848/1/L2/52

Recognizance of Samuel Harris Fromburg of London, MiddlesexQS1848/1/L2/53

Recognizance of William Elliott of BicesterQS1848/1/L2/54

Recognizance of William Harris of BicesterQS1848/1/L2/55

Recognizance of William Harris of BicesterQS1848/1/L2/56

Recognizance of Frederick Bugden of BicesterQS1848/1/L2/57

Recognizance of Francis Griffin of BicesterQS1848/1/L2/58

Recognizance of Anthony Richardson of Chastleton, bailiffQS1848/1/L2/59

Recognizance of Thomas Bolton of Shipston on Stour, WorcestershireQS1848/1/L2/60

Recognizance of James Williams of Chipping NortonQS1848/1/L2/61

Recognizance of Henry Churchley of Shipston on Stour, WorcestershireQS1848/1/L2/62

Recognizance of Joseph Dring of Finstock, labourerQS1848/1/L2/63

Recognizance of James Dore of Finstock, carpenterQS1848/1/L2/64

Recognizance of Joseph Ward of New Woodstock, carpenterQS1848/1/L2/65

Recognizance of Thomas Green of Bladon, stone masonQS1848/1/L2/66

Recognizance of George Bayliss, constable, and Edward Woodward, carter, both of BladonQS1848/1/L2/67

Recognizance of Thomas Phipps of Chipping Norton, innkeeperQS1848/1/L2/68

Recognizance of Joseph Dodd, Henry Conelly, James Smith, and Charles YatesQS1848/1/L2/69

Recognizance of Edward Renn Hampden, student of Corpus Christi, University of OxfordQS1848/1/L2/70

Recognizance of Henry Carter of Oxford, jewellerQS1848/1/L2/71

Recognizance of Thomas Blakeman Brown, marshal of the University of OxfordQS1848/1/L2/72

Recognizance of Dorothy Nield, widow, and John Nield, tailor, both of Cookes yard, St Peter in the East, OxfordQS1848/1/L2/73

Recognizance of John May the elder and John May the younger, both of Longwall, OxfordQS1848/1/L2/74

Recognizance of Absalom Hall of Cogges, tuckerQS1848/1/L2/75

INDICTMENTSQS1848/1/L3

DEPOSITIONSQS1848/1/L4

EASTER SESSIONSQS1848/2

TRINITY SESSIONSQS1848/3

MICHAELMAS SESSIONSQS1848/4