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| | '''Littleborough, Lancashire in Consistory Court of Chester 1629''' ''Jane Scholfield contra Grace Lightowler concerning a brawl in church. She beat Samuel Wilson with a book and her arms creating uproar.'' {{FHL|817830|item|disp=FHL Film 1999544}} | | | '''Littleborough, Lancashire in Consistory Court of Chester 1629''' ''Jane Scholfield contra Grace Lightowler concerning a brawl in church. She beat Samuel Wilson with a book and her arms creating uproar.'' {{FHL|817830|item|disp=FS Library Film 1999544}} |
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| | '''Heversham, Westmorland in Consistory Court of Chester 1640'''<br>''James Docker contra John Carpmell for beating him in Crosthwaite churchyard, drawing blood, pulling his hair, cutting holes in his coat and sticking burrs on his cloak in divine service.''<br>{{FHL|817830|item|disp=FHL Film 1999544}} | | | '''Heversham, Westmorland in Consistory Court of Chester 1640'''<br>''James Docker contra John Carpmell for beating him in Crosthwaite churchyard, drawing blood, pulling his hair, cutting holes in his coat and sticking burrs on his cloak in divine service.''<br>{{FHL|817830|item|disp=FS Library Film 1999544}} |
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| | '''Milton by Sittingbourne, Kent parish register. 21 Sep1783'''<br>''Baptized Joseph George, son of George and Eliz Bass 6 years old. And what is farther to be recorded, as a striking instance of the immorality of the times, the sponsors of the said Joseph George Bass, Henry South and Joseph Hodge, behaved themselves at the font in a most shameful manner by drinking of liquor and handing about the same in the face of a large congregation, for which offence they were presented.'' <br>{{FHL|363695|item|disp=FHL Film 1473710}} | | | '''Milton by Sittingbourne, Kent parish register. 21 Sep1783'''<br>''Baptized Joseph George, son of George and Eliz Bass 6 years old. And what is farther to be recorded, as a striking instance of the immorality of the times, the sponsors of the said Joseph George Bass, Henry South and Joseph Hodge, behaved themselves at the font in a most shameful manner by drinking of liquor and handing about the same in the face of a large congregation, for which offence they were presented.'' <br>{{FHL|363695|item|disp=FS Library Film 1473710}} |
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