DUGGAN - Family History This is the start of my HANGAN Family;
JOHN HANGAN, theft : simple grand larceny,18th September, 1802. The Proceedings of the Old Bailey Ref: t18020918-86 Trial Summary: Crime(s): theft : simple grand larceny, Punishment Type: transportation, (Punishment details may be provided at the end of the trial.) Verdict: Guilty, Other trials on 18 Sep 1802 Name search for: JOHN HANGAN, Crime Location: No. 47, Pennington-street, Ratchiff-highway Associated Records... Original Text: 671. JOHN HANGAN was indicted for feloniously stealing, on the 2d of August, two waistcoats, value 18s. a pair of breeches, value 20s. and a pair of stockings, value 2s. the property of Benjamin Pritchard . FRANCES HUNT sworn. - I live at No. 47, Pennington-street, Ratchiff-highway, my husband's name is John Himt, a cooper; the prisoner came and asked for a lodging, on the 29th of July; I shewed him one, and asked him where I could get his character; he said, he had been but two days in London, and had slept at a public house; he staid with us till the 2d. of August, when about eleven or twelve, he asked me for a pen and ink, which I gave him; I was up stairs just before, and saw the young man's clothes in the room, who lodged in the same room; Pritchard came in after Hangan was gone, and said, he had lost his things; I am sure the prisoner was the only person who had been in the room; there were two waistcoats, a pair of breeches, one shirt, two handkerchiefs, and two pair of stockings; he went from his lodging, and never returned; he was found at Hackney. BENJAMIN PRITCHARD sworn. - I am a journeyman-bricklayer, and lodged with Mrs. Hunt, the prisoner lodged with me in the same room; I went out and left my things in the room; I returned between eleven and twelve, or thereabouts, and found the things missing; we searched his lodgings at Ilford, and found an old handkerchief, which is mine, but nothing else. (The handkerchief was identified.) Prisoner's defence. I am innocent, the handkerchief is mine. GUILTY , aged 28. Transported for seven years . Second Middlesex Jury, before Mr. Common Serjeant.  . This Page is Updated on a regular basis All rights reserved, © RDuggan, 2002 - 2007 www.rduggan.com |