Those seeking family history connections
should treat this section with caution! Here are recorded the misdemeanours
of villagers and the subsequent punishments meted out by the courts.
Here are also records of civil actions, debtors and bankruptcies.
 |  | A letter from Quorn Parish Council regarding the US 82nd Airborne Division
Below is a letter from the Quorn Parish Council, dated 20th September 1944 and addressed ...... cont.
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 | | Condemned to Death for Sheep Stealing, 1828
On 9th August 1828 the Leicester Chronicle reported that William Rudkin aged 47, his son ...... cont.
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 | | William Henry Norman (PC Billy Norman) 1889 to 1958
William Henry (Billy) Norman was born on 29th March 1889 in Oadby. After distinguished ...... cont.
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 | | PC Billy Norman – served in Quorn 1930 to 1944
In the 1980s and 1990s Harry Limbert, who lived in Quorn talked to a lot of the older ...... cont.
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 | | Loughborough workhouse-master from Quorn sent for trial, January 1939
Loughborough Monitor, January 19th 1939
Former Loughborough Workhouse-Master Sent For ...... cont.
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| | 1834 letter from Ann Carter, Quorn, to the Mayor of New York
In 2015 a letter came up for sale which was written in 1834 by 43 year old Ann Carter ...... cont.
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 | | An Obstreperous Nun in Quorn!
An Obstreperous Nun
Edinburgh Evening News – Friday 25th December 1885
At ...... cont.
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| | Animosity to Cyclists - 1896
Loughborough Herald - 5th November 1896
William Richardson, butcher, Quorn, pleaded ...... cont.
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| | Nineteen years character gone
Loughborough Herald - 24th May 1917
Richard Footit, signalman, Quorn, was summoned ...... cont.
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| | List of Parish Constables – Quorn 1784 to 1835
This list was taken from the Quorndon Vestry Meeting minute book. Vestry Meetings were an ...... cont.
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| | Administration Order - 1915
Loughborough Herald - 2nd December 1915
At the Loughborough County Court on Tuesday ...... cont.
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| | Obscene language at Quorn
Loughborough Echo - 7th September 1928
PC Cave, giving evidence against Joseph ...... cont.
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| | Rabbit v Ferret - 1926
Loughborough Echo - 26th March 1926
Harold James, Station Road, Quorn, sued Walter ...... cont.
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| | Hay and Straw Dealer's Affairs - 1905
Loughborough Herald - 28th September 1905
Re Ernest Henry Ward, residing at Mansfield ...... cont.
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| | Attempted wife murder by Quorndon man - 1870
Loughborough Advertiser - 13th October 1870
On Monday a shocking attempt was made to ...... cont.
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| | Furious driving at Quorn - 1899
Loughborough Herald - 13th July 1899
Wednesday – Before Rev R Burton (in the chair), ...... cont.
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| | Soldiers fined for taking army truck - 1953
Loughborough Monitor - 26th June 1953
Two Quorn soldiers who drove away an Army truck ...... cont.
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| | Theft of bones - 1881
Birmingham Daily Post - January 6th 1881
On Tuesday at the Quarter Sessions, William ...... cont.
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| | Alleged attempted suicide at Quorn - 1897
A very sad tale - resulting in a custodial sentence.
Loughborough Herald - 28th ...... cont.
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| | Petty Sessions. Quorn man steals - 1918
Loughborough Herald - 28th February 1918
Walter Worker, farm labourer, Quorn, was ...... cont.
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| | Tell-tale letters - 1919
Loughborough Herald - 12th June 1919
Thomas William Smith, labourer, Great Casterton, ...... cont.
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| | Theft at Quorn - 1899
Loughborough Monitor and Herald
Ann Keyte, widow, of no fixed abode, was charged with ...... cont.
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 | | Quorndon Association for the Prosecution of Felons
During the 1700s, there was no police force and it was victims and private individuals ...... cont.
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| | Obscene Language at Quorn
Loughborough Herald - 22nd October 1896
Charles Marden, painter, Quorn, pleaded guilty ...... cont.
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| | An excise offence - 1898
Loughborough Herald - January 27th 1898
Wednesday – Before Rev R Burton (in the ...... cont.
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Total: 104 artefacts returned over 5 pages
