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The Trials of Richard Lees cont.

Posted on March 11, 2018 by TinaMarch 16, 2018
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In 1835 Richard Less again found himself committed for trial at the Windsor Quarter sessions, this time in February of 1835. Once again the charge levelled against Richard Lees was for Larceny. This time Richard was charged with having stolen two … Continue reading →

Posted in Convict, Lees | Tagged Kings Head, Lees, Penrith, Richard Lees, Windsor | 2 Replies

The Trials of Richard Lees

Posted on February 4, 2018 by TinaMarch 11, 2018
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Richard Lees had a troubled career spanning a number of decades. Mostly he was a carpenter who ran to petty theft and other minor misdemeanours. In the early days, these seem to have been focussed on trying to provide food … Continue reading →

Posted in Convict, Lees, Stevens, Uncategorized | Tagged Lees, Penrith, Richard Lees, Windsor | 1 Reply
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