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Individual record for ID = 27716
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SQL: SELECT * FROM Complete WHERE ID = 27716
ID:	27716	Full name:	- -
Forename:	-	Surname:	-
Age:	-	DoB:	-
Gender:	-	Disability:	-
Marital status:	-	Occupation:	-
Parish:	Fersfield	Parish code:	FERS
Event:	Newspaper	Event date:	19.02.1884
Temp 1:	17	Temp 2:	6
Other dates:	-	Role:	-
Signature:	-	Consent:	-
Father:	- -	Occupation:	-
Mother:	-	Maiden name:	-
Spouse:	- -	Spouse Father:	- -
Home parish:	-	Address:	The Bury and Norwich Post
Notes:	The Bury and Norwich Post Tuesday 19th February 1884 Page 7 HIGHWAY OFFENCE. - Frederick Smith, South Lopham, dealer, was charged with allowing two horses and one mule to stray upon the highway at Fersfield, on the 8th February. - Fuller Garrood, farmer, Fersfield, and a witness named Self, proved the case. - Defendant denied that the animals were his property; they were put into his orchard by a man named Webb, who bought them at Bury market. The bench fined defendant 2s. 6d. for each animal, with 17s. costs. - Paid.
TempN1:	0	TempN2:	0
TempT1:	(6) Animals straying onto the highway	TempT2:	https://www.tharston-past.info/DFHG/NewspaperClips/Fersfield0006-1884 400.jpg
TempT3:	-	TempT4:	ALL/DISS
Attachments:	-
Ref:	FERS-1884-New-0017	TempRef:	[100006]

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