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John Scutts, overleden.
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Gehuwd circa 1767, Wiltshire?, met
Elizabeth ------, overleden, Wiltshire [Notitie 1-1]
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Totaal: 32 personen (zonder echtgenoten).
[Some Selected Reports from the Salisbury & Winchester Journal Monday, July 31st, 1786 Salisbury, July 31 - William Scutts, for breaking into the dwelling-house of George Thrasher, of Garsden, and stealing £30 in gold and silver.] [Bath Chronicle and Weekly Gazette, Thursday 10 August 1786. The assizes for this county ended here on Tuesday laft, at which four prisoners were capitally convicted, viz. James Hillier, for stealing two silver spoons, two shirts, a pair of shoes, and other goods, the property of Wm. Weeks, of Broughton; Richard Dickenson, for dealing a silver watch, John Carter, for stealing out of the counting-house of John Clark, of Trowbridge, eighteen guineas in gold; and Wm. Scutts, for breaking into the dwelling-house of Geo. Thrasher, of Garsden, and stealing 30l. in gold and silver — Hillier is left for execution, the other three reprieved.] [William Scutts, one of 1063 convicts transported on the Neptune, Scarborough and Surprize, December 1789. Convicted at Wiltshire Assizes for a term of 7 years. Departure date:December, 1789, Place of arrival: New South Wales. Source: Australian Joint Copying Project. Microfilm Roll 87, Class and Piece Number HO11/1, Page Number 68.] [William Scutts, for housebreaking, recommended to 7 years transportation (covering date) 1786 Aug 24.] |
T S - 50yr. |
J S - 76yr. |
J Skutts. |
J Skuts. |
J Skutts. |
J S - 89yr. Western Daily Press Thu 23 May 1872 On the 12th inst., at Tetbury, Jos. Scutts, in his 90th year. |
A S - 80yr. |
E B - 84yr. |
J S 1829/1830 living in Stonehouse, Gloucestershire. Stonehouse: Anglican Parish "Overseers of the Poor", Bastardy Document Ref:P316 OV 5/1/67 Jane Scutts. Title: Filiation orders 1767-1831[1830], Description (Vol4) [For warrants for apprehension of putative fathers, see P316 OV 7/2]. [She may have been baptized on 1810 Feb 06.] |
[G S bapt:Long Newton, Wiltshire also noted.] [Stonehouse: Anglican Parish [1829] P316 OV 7/2/3/6 warrants to arrest putative father of bastard children [George Scutts] & [1830] P316 OV 5/1/67 warrants for apprehension of putative fathers]. [G S - 79yr., living at Newland Grove Lane. To Harriett Scutts (widow).] (Is this the burial date?) |
Harriett Scutts - 96yr. (is this the burial date?). |
[Wed 21 Feb 1883, Hampshire Advertiser, Hampshire. On tbe 19th inst., at the Red Lion Hotel, Carisbrooke, Isle of Wight, Ann Scutts, aged 69.] [A S - 69yr., unmarried. Registered copy will of Ann (or Anne) Scutts of Carisbrooke, Isle of Wight, spinster - Date: 1883.] |
J S 48yr., unmarried. |
J S 38yr. |
L C - 60yr. |
W C - 84yr. |
[T S bapt:1821 Jul 15?] [T S 42yr.] |
S S - 75yr. |
T H S - 76yr. |
E J S - 71yr. |
S Skutts. |