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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => England => Lincolnshire => Topic started by: Karanest on Monday 14 November 11 14:29 GMT (UK)
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Can anyone tell me where to find details of prisoners held there in c 1851? The census says that John BRACKENBURY was a prisoner. I need to know when he went there, why, when he left!!
John was my gt gt grandfather - and two of his sons became Police Officers!!
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1851? The census says that John BRACKENBURY was a prisoner
I can't find an entry on the Lincs 1851 or any other 1851 showing that profile
There are 4 entries for that name on the Criminal registers in Lincs. Only one shows a birthyear - 1809
5.4.1841 b 1809 - larceny - Not guilty
April 1829 - larceny - Not guilty
3.4.1835 - riot ( several others charged with same offence) Guilty - all are shown as discharged on own sureties to appear ?? - presumably some future date
20.10.1854 - larceny - 6mths
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JOHN Brackenbury was on the 1851 census at Spalding Prison (House of Correction) Ref. HO 107/2096, line 2.
I'm afraid that I do not understand the rest of your response!
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Ref. HO 107/2096, line 2
The full reference is Piece 2096 Folio 562 Page 70 and he is indexed as Brakenbury as per the image - I have now notified a correction to help in future searches
The info in my reply above is from online Criminal register info for Lincs for the name John Brackenbury and I then gave you details of the date/crime/sentence
There are 4 entries for that name on the Criminal registers in Lincs. Only one shows a birthyear - 1809
The 1851 shows him as b 1819 Pinchbeck but incorrectly shows London
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john brackenbury -age 32 - b abt 1819
- prisoner -
born - pinchbeck ,london
labourer
edit , sorry posted that without realising carole had just answered
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The original census says "Lincoln, Pinchbeck". I assume that you have seen a transcript, which must have errors (London instead of Lincoln). This often happens!!
Thanks for your interest!!
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The original census says "Lincoln, Pinchbeck". I assume that you have seen a transcript
I look at both which is how I noticed the transcript was incorrect. I have notified amendments to both name and birthplace
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Thank you! I think this is one of my mysteries :-(
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to CaroleW,
Please excuse me butting in, but do you have anything on Spalding prison prior to 1841.
I have a John Savage b. 1794, Schoolmaster Surfleet, who supposedly took himself to the Assizes ater 1832 (appropriating school money). he died 1836,buried Surfleet.
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Hi
There are 3 entries for a John Savage in Lincs but all were after 1836
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Hi CaroleW,
Thank you for that, he was supposed to have gone to the Assizes after 1832, or that was what he told the School Governors he was going to do because of "pecuniary offences", but it would seem that he didn't and still remained the School Master until his death.