World War One. Gipsy Roll of Honour.

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Hi everyone
Mel aka  whiteout7   https://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=814597.0
found this record below

 Private Kisby Draper  West Yorkshire Regiment, service number 52039.

 whiteout7 Kisby SMITH (bap 1773) and Darnaty SMITH (bap 1778)

Re: Kisby SMITH (bap 1773) and Darnaty SMITH (bap 1778)
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There was a Private Kisby Draper in WW1, West Yorkshire Regiment, service number 52039.
http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/help-with-your-research/research-guides/british-army-medal-index-cards-1914-1920/
#Gipsies Roll of Honour World War One

Private Kisby Draper is mentioned as the son of Mr. Kisby Draper in the papers, he was in hospital in Micham with wounds in December 1917.

So we will put him on the Gipsies Roll of Honour, well done Mel, I have been looking for more of his families, I came across names that may be related or connected in some way, some may be wrong and I may have made a few mistakes in my writings but this is what I found, remember to sign up to the British Newspaper Archives, all i put on is only a guide if they are relatives you will find more in the fuller articles than the extracs i do, and remember to go on the links that Mel put on, on there you will find many census reports and information about the Drapers

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 Friday 19 December 1941
  Buckinghamshire Examiner
  Buckinghamshire 
 
A Fine of Ten Pounds.
At Chesham Petty Sessions on Wednesday, S…….. Draper, a travelling hawker, was fined £lO for being unlawfully in possession of more than one rationing document Defendant pleaded guilty. Mr Bernard Maser, Chesham Food Executive  Officer...
 

  Tuesday 24 January 1939
  Leighton Buzzard Observer and Linslade Gazette
  Bedfordshire 


MR. NELSON DRAPER A TRAVELLING CUTLER A well-known figure in a wide area around Leighton Buzzard, Mr. Nelson Draper, aged 78 years, of 52. Bassett Road, Leighton Buzzard, died on Friday after two month’s illness. The only travelling cutler in the town ...
 



  Friday 04 August 1939
  Biggleswade Chronicle
  Bedfordshire 

  GIPSY SENT TO PRISON AGAIN Tale of a Stolen Cycle Spencer Draper, alias Smith of no fixed abode, was sentenced to four months hard labour Biggleswade on Friday, on charge of stealing a man's ...
 




Friday 15 July 1938
  Sevenoaks Chronicle and Kentish Advertiser
  Kent 

DUNTON GREEN

THE LATE MR. K DRAPER. The funeral took place at the Parish Church on Wednesday, the Vicar (the Rev. J. Gilder) officiating, of Mr. Kisby Draper, Halton, Longford Hill, whose death occurred last Friday at the age 65. A general dealer by trade. Mr. Draper was very well-known in the district where had resided for about 40 years. He leaves a widow, two sons and five daughters. The mourners at the service were Mrs. Draper, Mr. and Mrs. K. Draper. Mr. and Mrs. E. Draper, Mr. and Mrs. Curling, Mr. and Mrs. Hocking, Mr. and Mrs. Thick. Miss J. Draper and Miss E. Draper.  Mr. and Mrs. Thick. Miss J. Draper and Miss E. Draper. Mr. and Mrs. Draper, Mrs. Deighton. Mrs. Sanderson, Mrs. Fuller. Mr. and Mrs. Vickers. Mr. and Mrs. Ollham. Mr. and Mrs Ellis, Mr. and Mrs. Booker. Mr. and Mrs. Hunt. Mrs. A. Draper. Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Beaney, Mr. I. Smith. Mr. Hearth . Flowers were sent by: The Wife; Coe and Arch; Tibby and Clss; Ether and Jane; Ned and May; Dolly and Les; Bert and Lover. Bill and Carrie; Genty. Jimmy and Family; Staff at Seal Laundry: Neighbours of Milton Road; Mrs. Draper; Phil. Peter and Claude; Sam and Phil; Kenney and Edward; Mrs. Allen and Family; Mr. and Mrs. Beaney;
Neices and Nephews at Tunbridge Wells;  ………………………….

 Friday 18 June 1937
 Biggleswade Chronicle
  Bedfordshire 

 A VETERAN GIPSY. One notable person in the history of Arlesey was Elizabeth Draper, gipsy, w'ho died in 1799 under a hedge, at the age ot 108. Her favourite pet was a white donkey. It was said she hadn’t slept in a bed for 70 years. Her husband was a fiddler and ...
 

  Friday 07 June 1935
  Uxbridge & W. Drayton Gazette
  London 

 Horton, between Mr. Henry Frankham, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs, Frankham, of Welly-road, and Miss Cinderella Beldam, third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Beldam, of Horton-road, the Rector. the Rev. R. S. Davies, M.A., officiating. The bride wore a dress of ...
 

Friday 07 June 1935
 Uxbridge & W. Drayton Gazette
  London


—A pretty wedding took place on Saturday at St. Michael's, Horton, between Mr. Henry Frankham, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs, Frankham, of Welly-road, and Miss Cinderella Beldam road, the third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Beldam, of Horton-road, the Rector. the Rev. R. S. Davies, M.A., officiating. The bride wore a dress of blue and silver, with a picture hat to match. Her bridesmaids, the Misses Hilda and Ivy Beldam (sister) and
Miss Rosa Tarrant, wore blue silk dresses and blue Marina hats. The bride's bouquet consisted of pinkcarnations
and lilies, while the bridesmaids had bouquets of pink geraniums. The bride was given away by her brother-inlaw, Mr. George Goddard, and Mr. John Thompson acted as best man. After the ceremony many friends were present at the bride's home, where a marquee in the garden accommodated the guests. Later in the day the bride and bridegroom left for a touring wedding holiday. The bride's costume consisted of a turquoise blue dress, with beige hat and shoes. Many beautiful presents were received

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  Friday 11 May 1934
  Diss Express
  Norfolk 

FUNERAL OF AGED GIPSY sinfy slender
... . Messrs. Edward Brown and Horace Barham (sons-in-law). Mrs. Mimmy Slender (daughter-in-law); Messrs. George Draper. Edward Draper. L. Draper. R. Barham, Mrs. W Wilson. Mrs. Gray. Mr. Gray. Mr. Edward Jarrell. Mr. J. Lamb. Mr. Palmer and Mr. and Mrs. ...
 
 Friday 17 April 1931
  Bucks Herald
  Buckinghamshire

GIPSY ASSAULTS TWO SERGEANTS. Arising out of the previous case, Israel Draper, farm labourer, of no fixed abode, was charged with assaulting P.S. Gubbins in the execution ...
 


  Friday 17 April 1931
 Bucks Herald
  Buckinghamshire 



WHITCHURCH. Caravaners Summoned.— At Linslade Police Court on Monday Kisby Draper and Ievi Parker, caravan dwellers, pleaded not guilty to stealing wood faggots value Is. 6d., the property of Frederick Atkins, of Whitchurch. They were also summbned for camping on the highway and for lighting a fire near the highway.—Mr. Atkins said defendants denied
 touching his wood, and said they were using Mr. Alderman’s wood, by permission. —John Henry Alderman, smallholder, of Whitchurch, said about twelve months ago he gave Draper permission to use wood from a field which lay in a different direction from  Mr Atkins’s. —P.C. Garrett said Mr. Atkins’s faggots lay in a field opposite the defendants’ camp.—The Magistrates dismissed the summonses for stealing the faggots and lighting a fire, but fined defendants 4s. each for camping on the highway
 
 

Friday 17 January 1930
 Buckinghamshire Examiner
  Buckinghamshire 

Denham alleged shooting affray was reserved for the afteroon of the first day's sitting. Jack Draper, 21, hawker, Israel Draper, 44, grinder, and Spencer Draper, 20, pedlar, were charged with, on November 15th, 1929, at Denham, unlawfully and maliciously wounding John
 
 
 Friday 22 November 1929
 Buckinghamshire Examiner
  Buckinghamshire

GIPSIES IN CUSTODY.
To-day (Friday), at a Special Court at Beaconsfield, three gipsies are to appear on a charge of wilfully and maliciously wounding, by shooting, William John Morrow, gamekeeper, at Denham, on November 15th. They are : Israel Draper ...
 


Friday 01 June 1923
  Kent & Sussex Courier
  Kent 

 BAD LANGUAGE AT DUNTON GREEN.
A summons against Kisby Draper, of 6. Milton-road. Dunton Green, for using obscene language, on May 7th, at Dunton Green, was proved, and he was fined
   
 
Friday 07 July 1922
  Kent & Sussex Courier
  Kent 


Kisby Draper, 6, Milton-road. Dunton Green, was summoned for failing to send his two children regularly to school ...
 

  Saturday 17 May 1919
  Bucks Herald
  Buckinghamshire 


Theft Charge Dismissed. Sarah Cotchin pleaded not guilty to stealing a quantity of barley, value 8s., the property of James Spiers, farmer, on May 3
 
 

Saturday 16 August 1919
  Bucks Herald
  Buckinghamshire

 
BUCKINGHAM
... admitted that Draper was scouting for him to see where the police were. —Defendant was fined £2. William Draper and Ernest Cotchings, both of Leighton Buzzard, were then charged with assaulting the last witness, Supt. Evelyn Dibben, of Newport Pagnell, while ...
 


Friday 24 October 1919
  Buckinghamshire Examiner
  Buckinghamshire



Prisoner Cotching corroborated as to Draper not butting the superintendent. and all he did himself was to step forward and undo Draper's scarf. as he thought he would he choked by the way the superintendent twisted it

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  Saturday 06 July 1918
  Reading Mercury
  Berkshire 
 

GYPSY DRAPER To the Editor of the Reading Mercury and Berks County Paper. Sir, —In compiling a volume on the worthies of this town I should like to include a short account of Gypsy Draper, a well known figure here in the fifties and sixties the last century ...
 
 
Friday 14 December 1917
  Kent & Sussex Courier
 Kent 


WOUNDED. Private Kisby Draper. West Yorks Regiment, is wounded and lying in Hospital at Mitcham. Surrey. Pte. Draper ...
 DUNTON GREEN. Information has been received Mr. Draper. No. 6. Milton Cottages, Longford, Dunton Green, that their son. Pte. K. Draper. West Yorkshire Regiment, was wounded in action on November 21st. Pte. Draper, who is 19 years of age, joined up in February of this year, and went to France six weeks ago. He is now lying in Mitcham Hospital. Prior to enlisting he was employed by Mr. Draper. Dunton Green, cutting timber Westerham for Government work. Photo appears on page 3.

Friday 14 December 1917
  Kent & Sussex Courier
  Kent 

Page 3. photo
Webber, L.-Corpl. Turner, Pte. K. Draper, Lieut. Harman, Lee.-Corpl. Wallis, Sig. Pattenden, Lce. Cpl. A. Baldoek……..
   
 

Saturday 25 January 1913
  Bucks Herald
  Buckinghamshire


Poaching. William Birch, Ernest Cotching, and Thomas Underwood, labourers, all of Leighton Buzzard, were prosecuted under the Poaching Prevention Act.—P.C Stonebridge ...
 


Friday 28 March 1913
  Northampton Mercury
  Northamptonshire 


ROUND the MERCURY’ COUNTRY
... Norinan, “ born at Castle Ashby, 1830, died in the hands of the Chinese 1860,” of Alexander Sanders, husband Ann Draper, Queen the Gipsies; and some beautiful ironwork round a tomb, said to that of the wife of the blacksmith whom the iron was wrought, ...
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 Saturday 02 August 1913
  Bucks Herald
  Buckinghamshire 


  Assaulting the Police. William Cotching, dealer, ot Leighton Buzzard, was summoned for assaulting P.C. Dorrington while in the execution his duty at that place July 22nd, Thomas Cotching, labourer, was summoned for obstrucing P-C. Dorrington; ...
 



 Saturday 08 June 1912
  Bucks Herald
   Buckinghamshire

 William Cotchings (28), dealer, of Leighton Buzzard, was summoned for assaulting Frederick Tooke, and also for being drunk and disorderly 
 

Thursday 27 June 1912
  South Bucks Standard
  Buckinghamshire

 FAILED TO APPEAR AT BUCKS SESSIONS. At the Marlow Police Court on Wednesday, Walter Wells, alias Draper, gipsy dealer, was charged with failing to appear at the Bucks Quarter Sessions on the 16th October last. Defendant was committed ...
 

  Friday 05 July 1912
  Buckinghamshire Examiner
  Buckinghamshire 

Bucks Quarter Sessions
  The condition of the Theft of a Van. colt indicated that for some months past it required Walter Wells, alias Draper (43), hawker, charged with being the bailee of a certain four Prisoner informed the jury that it ...
 

  Thursday 04 July 1912
 South Bucks Standard
  Buckinghamshire 



TRIAL OF PRISONER. SALE OF A VAN. Walter Wells, alias Draper, hawker, was charged with stealing a four-wheeled van, the property George and Agues Lee, of Histone, May 25th, 1911.—Prisoner ...
 


 Saturday 08 June 1912
  Bucks Advertiser & Aylesbury News
  Buckinghamshire 


 Hezekiah Draper, tinker. of Leighton Buzzard, was summoned for using obscene language at Linslade on May 18th. - Defendant did not appear
 


Saturday 25 February 1911
  Barking, East Ham & Ilford Advertiser, Upton Park and Dagenham Gazette
  London 

Ambrose Draper, gipsy - Eastwood, summoned for Using indecent language   

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 Friday 29 July 1910
  Bicester Herald
  Oxfordshire 

 SUDDEN DEATH OF A GIPSY. An inquest was held at Islip on Friday evening before the coroner, Mr. A. H. Franklin, to enquire into the circurnmstance  attesting to the death of Spencer Draper, aged 35, a travelling espy, who died suddenly early the same morning. The following composed the jury : —Rev. J. H. Carter (foreman), Messrs. William edcraft, Victor Kimmel Cloning, Edward Steele, Edwin Payne, William Webb, Thomas Perrin, Henry lienard, Ernest liecklez, Whited Allen, Anthony Charlotte, and William Bull. It appeared from the evidence that the deceased, in company with Elizabeth Smith (who lived with him), Abraham Draper his brother) and his wife, his  mother, and five children, had been tramping the country, pea picking. for the last eight years,  he had a house at Dunstable. On Thursday they came from Aynlio, near Banbury, with a weel trolley, which they had hired from  Dustable, and camped in two tents at Charlton, in the evening ; the desessed Elizabeth Smith, had use of a tent and the rest of the party the other. At about One o'clock  Smith ……       
  He was taken to the police conostable's house at Islip at about six o'clock. An  examination was made, and death  was found to be due to heart failure A verdict in accordance with the medical was returned. With the exception of the doctor, Elizabeth Smith Was the only witness


Saturday 10 September 1910
  Bucks Herald
  Buckinghamshire 

The BUCKS HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10,
 .—Wm. Cotchin, hawker, of Leighton Buzzard, pleaded guilty to driving horse and vehicle in Wing-road. Linslade, after sunset, without showing ...
 
 

Friday 02 July 1909
 South Bucks Standard
  Buckinghamshire

—Walter George Draper, of Amereham Common, was summoned for keeping a dog without a license.—He pleaded not guilty, and P.C. Walters stated that ....
 


  Saturday 04 December 1909
  Bucks Herald
  Buckinghamshire 

 
Game Trespass. George Smith and Ernest Draper (or Cotching). labourers, were summoned for trespassing on land in the occupation of Mr. Gains Batchelar in search of conies, at Eggington 

Friday 07 February 1908
Leicester Daily Post
  Leicestershire
 
 …… she found some cut Moses under a chair of the room where the men bad been. Sarah Jane Scotching, wife of alias Draper, a labourer, of Hemel Road. London, stated that 
 


Saturday 10 February 1900
  Bucks Herald
  Buckinghamshire 

LEIGHTON BUZZARD
  Thomas Cotchin, labourer, of Leighton Buzzard, pleaded guilty to a charge) of having carried a gun without a licence, at Eggington, on the 7th ...
 
 

Saturday 02 March 1907
 Windsor and Eton Express
  Berkshire

 
DEATH OF A CRIMEAN VETERAN.-The death took place at an early hour on Monday morning, at Clewer Fields, of John Draper, a fruit hawker, Deceased was at one time In the 49th Regiment, and after being in the Army for some ...
 
 

Friday 23 March 1906
  Bicester Herald
  Oxfordshire 

  STRAYING HORSE.— Alfred Draper, travelling hawker, was charged with allowing his horse to stray at Westbury. On the 19th February, 1905. —Defendant pleaded guilty, and ...
 
 

 Friday 25 May 1906
  Luton Times and Advertiser
  Bedfordshire 



THE GIPSIES AT CADDINGTON.
Martha Draper, hawker, pleaded guilty to Using obscene language at Caddington, on May 7th. P.s. James deposed that on the evening of May 7th 
 

 

Saturday 03 November 1906
 Bucks Herald
  Buckinghamshire 


Charge of Stealing Fowls. William Cotching. jun., of London, formerly employed on the Golf Links at Leighton Buzzard, was charged with stealing twenty live fowls 

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Saturday 02 December 1905
 Tamworth Herald
  Staffordshire 


Thursday : Abraham Sheriff and Joseph Draper, gipsies, were fined 40s.and 20s. respectively, for encamping on the  highway at Bangley; Thomas Holland, gipsy, | was fined 20s. for stealing potatoes belonging to James Taylor ...
 
 

 Saturday 23 January 1904
 Hampshire Chronicle
  Hampshire 

 Edith Bower, gipsy, was charged with being drunk and disorderly Selborne. on January 18th, and Elizabeth Draper (her sister) was charged with obstructing Police-constable Green when in the ...
 

  Saturday 05 March 1904
  Essex Newsman
  Essex 

COMMOTION AMONG GIPSIES AT BRENTWOOD
... Cinderella Elliot, Draper, and Eliza Draper, were summoned for being disorderly and refusing to quit the George and Dragon Inn.—They are guilty. Mr. F. Mullis, solicitor, prosecuted.— Mr. R. A. Bond, landlord of the inn, gave evideuce. —Draper said he was only a little ...




  Friday 04 March 1904
 Chelmsford Chronicle
  Essex 

.. Elliot, Draper, and Eliza Draper, gipsies, were summoned for being disorderly and refusing to quit the George and Dragon Inn. —They pleaded guilty.—Mr. F. Mullis, solicitor, prosecuted.— Mr. K. A. Bond, landlord of the inn, gave evidence.—Draper said he was ...
 
 

Saturday 26 November 1904
 Barking, East Ham & Ilford Advertiser, Upton Park and Dagenham Gazette
  London 
 

 Plenty of Pocket Money.— William Adams, horse dealer, Norfolk, and Britannia Adams, alias Draper, Epping, who live together in a van, were charged with stealing 21lb. of salt pork, value Is. 6d.. James Wright, pork butcher ...
 

 
Saturday 31 January 1903
 Berkshire Chronicle
  Berkshire 

 
CRONICLE, SATURDAY JANUARY 31, 1903. SHINFIED. - In regard to the death of the centararian gipsy Draper, who died at Shinfield January last, we are informed that he figures in  the Market place (where he was at the time well known...
 
 
Saturday 11 January 1902
 Bucks Herald
  Buckinghamshire 

LEIGHTON BUZZARD
... other men, James Linney and Ernest Cotchin (brother of the defendant now appearing), concealed under a hedge, having two dogs with them. While they were searching them William Cotchin came through a gap. Ernest Cotchin was very abusive, and threatened them ...
 


Tuesday 28 January 1902
  Sheffield Evening Telegraph
  Yorkshire 
 

 At Reading the death was announced of Frederick Draper, aged 105. The deceased was a gipsy, and resided with his son, now eighty-six years age, in a cottage near Whitley Woods

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Saturday 01 February 1902
  Reading Mercury
  Berkshire 


Whitley Wood, near Reading, where for the last quauter of a century he had lived with his son, Frederick Draper, who claimed to be the oldest Gypsy in the world. Although through an entry in the parish registars, it appears to be beyond question that deceased was born ...

 

Saturday 01 February 1902
  Whitstable Times and Herne Bay Herald
  Kent 

At an advanced age of 105, of Frederick Draper.. Deceased was a gipsy, and for a long time resided with his son, now eighty-six years of age, in a cottage near Whitley Woods. His wife predeceased him fifty years ago. Draper, whose death was the result of a fall ...



Saturday 01 February 1902
  Reading Mercury
  Berkshire 

 
To the EDITOR of the READING MERCURY. SIR, —Mention has recently been made of your collection for the old Gypsies Draper, living at Whitley Wood, in this parish. The father died at an age reputed 104, but certainly over 100. The son, himself 84, had no means of ...


  Saturday 03 May 1902
  Reading Mercury
  Berkshire 

     
To the EDITOR of the READING MERCURY.. Sir.—You were good enough to insert an appeal in January from myself in behalf of the gipsy Draper, Whitley Wood. As a result of this I received the sum af £8. 6s. 6d. from various friends. This has enabled me to meet the ...
 

Saturday 25 October 1902
 Thanet Advertiser
  Kent

THE BOY WHO KNEW NO FEAR
  William Kisby applied to the Bench to make an order send his step-child, aged 10, away. Applicant stated that the boy was altogether beyond his control, and he would often sleep out for several nights in succession. On one occasion ...
 
  Saturday 25 October 1902
  Bucks Herald
  Buckinghamshire

LEIGHTON BUZZARD
  Obscene Language. — John Cox, William Toms, William Cotchin, of Leighton Buzzard, and Charles Croxfard, of Heath-and-Reach, all labourers, were each charged with using obscene language ...
 

 Friday 30 May 1902
 Stroud News and Gloucestershire Advertiser
  Gloucestershire

WILFUL DAMAGE. William Draper, alias Stevens, late of Rodborough. was summoned for having, on May 7th, went out with the intent to steal a quantity of underwood
 
  Friday 13 June 1902
  South Bucks Standard
  Buckinghamshire

WYCOMBE BOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS
  Cutting Trees on Naphill Common.—Henry Beldam, a gipsy, was charged with having committed damage to trees on Naphill Common, belonging to Sir Robert Dashwood. Bart

 
Saturday 14 June 1902
 Bucks Herald
  Buckinghamshire

HIGH WYCOMBE
  Henry Beldam, gipsy, was charged with having damaged trees on Naphill Common, belonging to Sir Robert Dashwood, Bart., Lord of the Manor, May ...
 

 Friday 22 February 1901
 East Anglian Daily Times
  Suffolk 


Obadiah Draper, gipsy, pleaded not guilty to being disorderly and refusing to quit a licensed promisee at Blaxhall. Mr. J. Hewitt, landlord of Blaxhall ...
 

 Friday 29 March 1901
 Western Daily Press
  Bristol 

 
STROUD.   Police . Yesterday Mary Draper, gipsy, of Wood, was summoned for neglecting her five young children in a manner likely to give them annecessary suffering and injury ...

 
 Saturday 12 October 1901
  Bucks Herald
  Buckinghamshire

  Game Tresspass. William Cotchin, labourer, On the Sunday at Leighton Buzzard, was charged with trespassing in search of game

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  Friday 26 April 1901
  Berks and Oxon Advertiser
  Berkshire 

 
READING. A GIPSY AT SHINFIELD.—The Daily Mail of Monday last gave an account of a visit paid to the cottage of the aged gipsy named Draper. who is still living in a dilapidated cottage at Whitley Wood, Shinfield, and who is described as a Berkshire patriarch nearing his 104th birthday. The old man will, it appears, attain the remarkable age of 104 years if he lives till next June. With old Gipsy Draper lives a son who is now 83 years of age, and who looks after his father, and the latter still calls him his boy. The poor old man has nearly, if not entirely, lost the sight of both eyes ; and when the representative of the Daily Mail visited the cottage he writes:— The old man lay drowsing in a heap on a couch of sacking. He was fully dressed, and wearing an old cap on his heed, and a couple of old coats were thrown over him.The writer thus further describes the poor old man— His hair was greyer and thinner, his skin more waxen, his nose more hooked than his 83 yeare old son ; and his sightless eyes were like pits. On the arrival of the visitor the aged son got his father up from off the sacking couch and dropped him in a chair by the fire, where the old man answered several questions which were put to him about things and events when he was young. and when the country, he said, was much better off. The Daily Mail representative further remarks — The Drapers during the past
quarter of a century have settled down in a bit of a four-roomed, redbrick cottage at Shinfield, behind a scraggy hedge of elder bushes. Before that they lived in tents as gipsies.
 



  Saturday 10 February 1900
  Bucks Herald
  Buckinghamshire 


LEIGHTON BUZZARD
  Thomas Cotchin, labourer, of Leighton Buzzard, pleaded guilty to a charge) of bavins; carried gun without a licence, at Eggington, the 7th ...
 


  Monday 26 February 1900
  Cambridge Daily News
  Cambridgeshire 


Gipsy Trouble. Elias Draper (30), gipsy, pleaded guilty to charge of damaging the roadway at the Broadway, Harlow, by driving stakes and poles thereon ...
 
  Saturday 26 May 1900
  Reading Mercury
  Berkshire 

BOROUGH MAGISTRATES' OFFICE, READING
  Assault. Nathan Beldam, a gipsy, was summoned by his wife Beatrice for assaulting her on the 17th inst; and was bound over in £10 to keep the peace for ...
 

  Saturday 09 September 1899
  Gloucestershire Chronicle
  Gloucestershire 

NAILS WORTH
Mary Draper, alias Stephens, gipsy, and Rachael Dean, were summoned for being disosderly and refusing to quit the licensed of Tom Clark Beach, on Angust 30th, Dean was discharged, and Draper was fined 
 
Saturday 14 October 1899
 Bucks Herald
  Buckinghamshire

LOOKER ON LEIGHTON BUZZARD
  PETTY SESSIONS, Tuesday, October 10. A Poaching Gang. Alfred Sear, Ernest Cotchin, Tho. Underwood, and Alfred Giles, all of Leighton Buzzard, were charged with having unlawfully had game in their possession ...
 

 Friday 04 March 1898
  West London Observer
  London, England


Horses stray on the scuby.—A man named Riley Beldam was charged on a warrant in default of appearing to answer a summonus with allowing nine horses to stray on Wormwood Scrubby ...

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  Saturday 16 April 1898
  Berkshire Chronicle
  Berkshire

  GIPSY IN TROUBLE. Edward Carey, gipsy, did not in response to a charge of having been drunk and disorderly at the Three- Mile-Coss on March 30th.—P.c. Brain was on ...
 

  Saturday 30 July 1898
  Gloucester Journal
  Gloucestershire

NAILSWORTH
 Mary Draper, alias Stephens, gipsy of Forest Green, was summoned at the instance of a relative named Prudence Stephens, of Hampton Fields, for ...
 

  Saturday 25 January 1896
 Bucks Herald
  Buckinghamshire 


 LEIGHTON BUZZARD

  Wilful Damage.— John Horn and Thomas Cotchin, labourers, of Leigbton Buzzard, were charged with having wilfully damaged the bank of a watercourse running through fields occupied by Mr. William Webster, market gardener and innkeeper, by digging ...
 
  Saturday 18 April 1896
 Bucks Herald
  Buckinghamshire   

LEIGHTON BUZZARD
... against whom several previous convictions were recorded, was sentenced to ten weeks' hard labour on the two charges, and Cotchin and Biggs to twenty-eight days' each