| Name |
Harradine, John Thang |
| Birth |
29 Dec 1814 |
Wyton, Cambridgeshire, England  [1] |
| Birth |
Abt 1815 |
Houghton, Cambridgeshire, England [2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9] |
| Dated Note |
13 Dec 1822 |
Bluntisham, Cambridgeshire, England [1] |
- Birth registered by Samuel Green Protestant Dissenting Minister
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| Dated Note |
08 Jan 1831 [10] |
- obtained General Game Certificate
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| Dated Note |
30 Dec 1832 [10] |
- Said with Samuel Thorp that on this day George Hopkins had maliciously galloped a horse (with gears on) past the gig of Elizabeth Grounds, frightening the pony and causing her to be killed (Hopkins was acquitted.)
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| Dated Note |
14 Jan 1833 [11] |
- Stated that as he was driving his aunt, Mrs Elizabeth Grounds, in a gig on the St Ives turnpike road, George Hopkins, a waterboy, galloped his horse after them - An accident occurred and Mrs Grounds was killed
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| Dated Note |
09 Apr 1833 [10] |
- Swore an oath about the accident that killed Elizabeth Grounds
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| Dated Note |
07 Sep 1833 [10] |
- obtained General Game Certificate
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| Dated Note |
06 Sep 1834 [10] |
- obtained General Game Certificate
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| Dated Note |
1836 [12] |
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| Dated Note |
12 Sep 1838 [13] |
- A lot of very fine Leicester rams, belonmging to Mr Harradine of Needingworth, Hunts, were sold by auction at high prices.
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| Dated Note |
15 Sep 1838 [10] |
- obtained General Game Certificate
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| Dated Note |
23 Feb 1839 [10] |
- Executor of Mr ROBERT TUBBS, of Sutton
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| Dated Note |
15 Apr 1840 [14] |
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| Dated Note |
From 1841 to 1844 [15] |
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 Census |
06 Jun 1841 |
Holywell cum Needingworth, Cambridgeshire, England [16] |
| Age: 25y |
| Dated Note |
11 Sep 1841 [10] |
- obtained General Game Certificate
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| Dated Note |
27 Apr 1844 [10] |
- member of the SOMERSHAM ASSOCIATION (for the Prosecution of Felons)
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| Dated Note |
05 Oct 1844 [10] |
- On the Provisional Committee for the CAMBRIDGE AND LINCOLN RAILWAY
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| Dated Note |
05 Sep 1845 [10] |
- on the Provisional COMMITTEE for the WISBECH, ST IVES, and CAMBRIDGE JUNCTION RAILWAY
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| Residence |
1846 |
Needingworth, Cambridgeshire, England [17] |
Address:
Thang's 62, High Street, Needingworth, Cambridgeshire |
| Dated Note |
26 Jan 1846 |
Needingworth, Cambridgeshire, England [17] |
- Owner of Thang's 62, High Street, Needingworth, Cambridgeshire; bought as Copyhold
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| Dated Note |
1847 [18] |
- having occupation farmer in Needingworth, and categories Trader & Gentry - esq
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From 1847 to 1848 [15] |
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| Dated Note |
22 Apr 1847 [15] |
- On jury for J M W Flood {P4693}’s house encroachment in Church St
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| Dated Note |
16 Sep 1847 |
Needingworth, Cambridgeshire, England [19] |
- Owner of Harradine's, High Street, Needingworth, Cambridgeshire; destroyed in the fire - probably the building railway labourers superintended by Mr Parsons pulled down in front of the advancing fire
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| Dated Note |
16 Sep 1847 |
Needingworth, Cambridgeshire, England [19] |
- used barn/stable destroyed in the fire
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| Dated Note |
06 Nov 1847 [10] |
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1848 [12] |
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| Dated Note |
From 1848 to 1849 [15] |
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14 Feb 1848 |
Sutton, Cambridgeshire, England [10] |
- land in his occupation was sold
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| Dated Note |
09 Mar 1848 [20] |
- patent for An improved agricultural implement for preparing land in various ways for agricultural purposes
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| Dated Note |
20 Apr 1848 [20] |
- Patent for an improved mode of fitting certain girths and straps
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| Dated Note |
26 Apr 1850 [10] |
- Advertised his stallion "Ladcastrian" to service mares
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| Dated Note |
1851 [12] |
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From 1851 to 1852 [15] |
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| Census |
30 Mar 1851 |
Holywell cum Needingworth, Cambridgeshire, England [21] |
| Age: 36y |
Address:
Thang's 62, High Street, Needingworth, Cambridgeshire |
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| Dated Note |
Abt Jun 1853 [10] |
- Received insurance payout of £96 13s 6d because of hail storm damage
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| Dated Note |
1854 [22] |
- in Needingworth, and category Farmer
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| Dated Note |
1854 [23] |
- having occupation farmer & chaff merchant in Needingworth, and category Trader
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| Dated Note |
1855 |
Needingworth, Cambridgeshire, England [24] |
- having occupation farmers in High street, and category Trades
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| Dated Note |
12 Apr 1855 [13] |
- His estate was enveloped in flames in about half an hour (from the adjoining Mr. Pearce) - outbuildings, carts, implements, etc were destroyed, together with a hundred and fifty loads of chaff and other property
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| Dated Note |
Bef 1856 [10] |
- got into extensive (fraudulent) bill transactions for some years before 1856 with Stephen Feary
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| Dated Note |
18 Jul 1856 [10] |
- discounted a promissory note (signed by 3 people for purchase of grass from Stephen Feary), forged two more then absconded
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| Dated Note |
25 Sep 1856 [13] |
- He runs off with large debts
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| Dated Note |
27 Sep 1856 [10] |
- used to occupy ARABLE FEN LAND in Medlands, in tbe parish of Sutton (being sold)
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| Dated Note |
27 Sep 1856 |
Mepal, Cambridgeshire, England [10] |
- Sale of all LIVE and DEAD FARMING STOCK at Byall Fen Farm
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| Dated Note |
10 Oct 1856 [25] |
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| Dated Note |
18 Oct 1856 [10] |
- first sitting for the proof of debts
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| Dated Note |
22 Nov 1856 [10] |
- A reward of £100 is offered for his apprehension
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| Dated Note |
22 Dec 1856 [26] |
- Sale of all his properties, as a Bankrupt
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| Dated Note |
24 Feb 1857 [27] |
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| Dated Note |
13 Jun 1857 [10] |
- In France and Germany, sent letters to the postmaster at Melbourne, Australia, whereby fraudulent letters were sent to people in England
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| Dated Note |
15 Jun 1857 [10] |
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| Dated Note |
20 Jun 1857 [10] |
- Sale of his Contingent Reversions in Dryhurst Field, in Needingworth, and his mother's lands in Somersham and Sutton
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| Dated Note |
01 Jul 1857 [10] |
- Sentenced to 7 years for stealing a horse on 21/6/1856 from John Rogers of Bromham near Bedford. (See also D02305ix D02329a/b)
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| Dated Note |
16 Jul 1857 [28] |
- Sentenced to 7 years for stealing a horse on 21/6/1856 from John Rogers of Bromham near Bedford. (See also D02305ix D02329a/b)
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| Dated Note |
17 Jul 1857 [29] |
- On trial at Bedford assizes the prisoner was undefended, and requested the learned judge to assign him counsel, pleading his poverty - was declined
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| Dated Note |
17 Jul 1857 [10] |
- Given Seven years' penal servitude for uttering three promissory notes, knowing them to be forged (he used chaff and guano as the reasons for many notes)
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| Dated Note |
18 Jul 1857 [10] |
- Sentenced at Bedford Assizes to 7 years transportation (over and above 7 already given)
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| Dated Note |
25 Jul 1857 [10] |
- witness in a case about a horse
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| Baptism |
23 Dec 1857 |
Westminster, London, England [30] |
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| Gender |
Male |
| Dated Note |
24 Aug 1858 [28] |
- Among 280 convicts transported on the "Edwin Fox" to Western Australia
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| Dated Note |
22 Jun 1869 [31] |
- Conditional pardon issued (Reg No 5164) by Henry Wakeford, Comptroller General
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| Dated Note |
1870 [32] |
- spokesman for the Greenough corn growers, and generally regarded as a practical farmer rather than as a politician, but he spoke effectively and to the point
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| Dated Note |
From 1870 to 1881 [33] |
- In Almanacs as a farmer/gardener
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| Dated Note |
10 Aug 1870 [32] |
- Supported Mr. Gray at an election meeting, looking amiability itself
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| Dated Note |
17 Jun 1871 [32] |
- argued at the meeting for no protective duty on flour
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| Dated Note |
29 Aug 1872 |
Greenough, Western Australia, Australia [32] |
- Won second prizes at the show of produce
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| Dated Note |
01 Jan 1873 |
Greenough, Western Australia, Australia [32] |
- came second in the pigeon shooting
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| Dated Note |
08 Jan 1873 |
Greenough, Western Australia, Australia [32] |
- Called "our local gardener"
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| Dated Note |
29 Mar 1873 [10] |
- Sale of property in Somersham, Colne, and Sutton as a bankrupt (amongst others)
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| Dated Note |
27 Jun 1873 [32] |
- Provided an affidavit for the Supreme Court in the Gray v. Shenton case
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| Dated Note |
05 Aug 1873 [32] |
- offended and will explain why he was induced to bring Mr. Gray forward as a candidate
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| Dated Note |
14 Aug 1873 |
Greenough, Western Australia, Australia [32] |
- Spoke at an election meeting in Greenough, Western Australia
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| Dated Note |
19 Aug 1873 |
Greenough, Western Australia, Australia [32] |
- Wrote a letter to the paper explaining his actions in the election
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| Dated Note |
1874 |
Greenough, Western Australia, Australia [32] |
- gave £1 as subscription for the Greenough Chaplaincy Fund
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| Dated Note |
08 Jul 1874 [10] |
- dividend paid on his debts in bankruptcy
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| Death |
17 Jul 1881 |
Greenough, Western Australia, Australia [28, 32, 34] |
- while being conveyed by Mr. Fletcher Waldeck from Dongarra to Greenough for medical attendance - pauper's funeral, no-one came
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| Person ID |
P1216 |
1814 - 1881 (66 years)
