The charge sheet was the official document that recorded everything about William and his conviction.
This page contains an image of the document and a simplified transcript.
Name | William Towers 4099 |
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Aliases | [empty] |
Description when liberated: | |
Age on discharge | 12 |
Height | 4ft 5½ |
Hair | Brown |
Eyes | Brown |
Complexion | Fresh |
Where born | Richmond |
Married or Single | Single |
Trade or occupation | None |
Any other distinguishing mark | None |
Married or Single | Single |
Address at time of apprehension | 9 Botroms Place, Near Richmond |
Place and date of conviction | Richmond 20 Dec 72 |
Offence for which convicted | Simple Larceny [unclear word] stealing 2 live tame rabbits |
If sentenced to police supervision, fact to be stated | 1 Month Hard Labour |
If liberated on Licence, date when sentence will expire | Date to be liberated: 16 Jan 73 |
Intended residence after liberation | 9 Botroms Place Near Richmond |
*state whether such convictions were, or were not, proved at last trial by Jury PREVIOUS CONVICTIONS.* | [empty] |
Summary Convictions — Dates, nature of offences, and places where convicted. | [empty] |
Trials by Jury — Dates, nature of offences, and places where convicted. | [empty] |
Names of Police Officers , prison warders, or others who can identify and prove convictions: | H Ward VW |
Any other particulars as to antecedents, associates etc. | [empty] |
Look at this document and compare it with the 1871 Census return. Is there any difference in William’s address?