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The following gaol records are under copyright with the Gloucester Record Office (GRO), Gloucester, England. The original documents are part of the Gloucester Diocesan Archives held at the Gloucester Record Office, Clarence Row, Alvin Street, GLOUCESTER GL1 3DW, UK. Copies of the original documents were purchased and transcribed. Permission to display the transcriptions on my website was granted 8 May 2002, by Mrs J V Thorpe, Archivist & Record Agent, Gloucester Record Office. Note: No attempt has been made to change grammar or spelling. |
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| July 9, 1816 | 55 | William Hanks alias Brinkworth | 21 | Horsley | Edwd. Hillrahain ? Esq. |
Charged on the oath of Isaac Lockier and Martha his wife on suspision of stealing from the till of the said Isaac Lockier one bank? of England token or five shilling dollar and one piece of silver ealied ? a French half crown and various other pieces of silver the property of the said Isaac Lockier |
Brown hair, dark grey eyes, fresh
complexion, round small face a large scar inside his right leg. Has been a marine for six years served last on board the Venglaur? of 74 guns Mason Heighth 5-4 1/2 | Trinity Sessions
July 16. 1816 Six months in Penetenty See penitentiery Register | Removed 20 thJuly | - | not read nor write | |||
| 5 March 1827 | 234 | Richard Hanks | 45 | Fulbrook | R. W. Ford Clerk |
Charged with stealing a quantity of wheat in the chaff at Little Rissington in the County of Gloucester on the fourth day of December one thousand eight hundred and twenty six |
Dark hair, dark eyes, fresh complexion
oval face acquiline nose a small scar on his nose a mole on right cheek scar on the same cheek a mole rt corner rt eye scar rt side his forefr mole on his breast scar rt hand wrist Read Labourer Heighth 5.5 1/2 | Sent Assizes
April 9, 1827 Admitted evidence for the Crown | Then discharged
18 thApril 1827 | Orderly | Delivered him to the constable of Fulbrook
he was chared with stealing timber in Oxfordshire |
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| 15th Janry 1833 | 180 | Esther Hanks | 18 | Painswick | R Bransby Cooper Esqr
and Thos J. Baines Esqr |
Charged on the oaths of Susan Lake and another with her on the 10th day of Janry last in the parish of Cheltenham feloniou-- stolen taken and carried away a muslin gown the property of the sd Susan Lake and a calico petticoat the property of Susan Sledham |
Brown hair grey eyes fair complexion
broad face seven moles on her right arm five moles on her left arm a mole on her breast stout made - read a little not write Servant Heighth 5.4 | Sent Assizes
March 28, 1833 Six calr months in the Gaol | Removed
5 thApril 1833 See penitentiary register | Orderly |
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| 25th March 1834 | 270 | Abel Hanks | 11 | Wotton underedge | Wm Seman Esqr
and J. B. Barris Esqr. |
And the said Abel Hanks charged with receiving the said articles (except the said brass pallet?) of the said Lewis Riddiford well knowing the same to have stolen |
Light brown hair grey eyes round face
marked with the smallpox a mole on his neck a mole on his shoulder twelve moles on his rt arm three moles on his side four moles on his body two moles left side of the neck two moles left arm read not write Labourer Heighth 4.5 | Sent Assizes
March 29, 1834 Transported seven years | When discharged
5 thMay 1834 See peniteniary register | Orderly |
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| December 21 1837 | 153 | George Hanks | 20 | Horsley | T. Kingscots Esq.
B. C. Browne Esq. W. Playne? Esq. |
Charged on the oath of John Alley and George Chapman with feloniously stealing at Horsley five bags of Potatoes the property of the said John Alley |
Sandy hair, grey eyes, fresh complexion,
round visage, scar on the right wrist. Labourer 5-5 3/4 | Epiphany Sessions
January 2nd 1838 Three Calendar Months | Removed
January 3, 1838 | Orderly | - | |||
| 17 December 1838 | 166 | Harriett Hanks | 29 | Cheltenham | J E Viner? Esq.
C. Holland Esq. |
Charged on the Oath of Robert Davey and another with having at Cheltenham on the fifteenth day of December feloniously stolen eleven yards of printed cotton the property of Samuel Price |
Light brown hair, grey eyes, fresh
complexion, scar over the left eye N Washerwoman 4.2 | Epiphany Sessions
1839 Two Calendar Months Penitentiary | Then discharged
January 4th 1839 | Orderly | - | |||
| August 10th 1840 | 183 | John Hanks | 59 | Horsley | W. Playne ? Esq.
J. Hort ? Esq. |
Charged on the oath of John Alley and others with having at Horsley on the 5' day of December 1837. feloniously stolen five sacks of potatoes, the property of the said John Alley. |
Scanty brown hair, small grey eyes
round visage, fresh complexion Laborer 5.4 | Summer Assizes
August 15, 1840 Six Calendar Months Penitentiary | August 17, 1840 | Orderly | - | |||
| July 9, 1842 | 180 | John Hanks | 61 | Horsley | J. Hird ? Esqr. |
Charged on the Oath of John Harvey and others with feloniously stealing at Horsley on the 20th day of --- last various pieces of ash wood the property of Thomas Henry, Kingscote Esquire | See 183 Summer 1840 | Summer Assizes
August 6th 1842 Not Quilty | August 12, 1842 | Orderly | - | |||
| December 15, 1846 | 1508 | Charles Hanks | 18 | Wormington | E. F. Witts Clk |
Charged on the oath of Henry Drinkwater and other with feloniously stealing at Wormington on the 5th day of December 1846 one cheese the property of the said Henry Drinkwater |
Brown hair, hazel eyes, long visage
fresh complexion moles on both arms Farm Labourer Heighth 5.6 | 1 Quarter Sessions
Jan 5, 1847 Quilty Six Calander months hard labor in the Penitentiary | When discharged
1847 July 5th Term Expired | Orderly | Native of Yanworth
F. lives at Cleave has been working for Hry Drinkwater at Wormington - -- "Go to Wormington Church" |
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