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21st September 2017 David Emptage Leave a Comment

Fined for poaching

Maidstone Journal and Kentish Advertiser 22nd September 1891.

TRESPASS IN PURSUIT OF GAME

George William Emptage and Thomas Allman were summoned for trespassing in pursuit of game in the day time, on the previous Sunday, on land in the occupation of Henry Brookes, at Wilmington.

The charge was proved by P.C. Kitney and John Allen.

The defence was that the parties had received permission from Mr Whitehead, occupier of adjoining land at the time.

Fined 10 shillings each and costs.

Note:

George William Emptage 1875 – 1914, son of Albert John Emptage and Anne Elizabeth (Warner).

Filed Under: News Cuttings Tagged With: Emptage--Albert John (1846), Emptage--George William (1875), Warner--Annie

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