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+++DetEcTive+++ Report 20 Nov 2015 08:25

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Debbie

Debbie Report 20 Nov 2015 04:40

Cant thank you all enough for all the information, I appreciate your time, I really do...

Thank you all again xxxxxxx

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+++DetEcTive+++ Report 19 Nov 2015 08:22

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lavender

lavender Report 18 Nov 2015 23:35

Also in the Southern Reporter, Fri 15 November 1901

…"for embezzlement, theft and forgery carried out in connection with the deposits in the Savings Bank. The defalcations amounted to £1,155.

Clatworthy was a local preacher of the Wesleyan body as well as a class leader. Mr Justice Phillimore described his proceedings as organised hypocrisy".

No mention of where he was sent.

lavender

lavender Report 18 Nov 2015 23:26

The same paragraph as above is all that appears in the Gloucester Echo Fri 15 Nov 1901 found on The British Newspaper Archive but no more.

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First name(s) William Hugh
Last name Clatworthy
Occupation Canvasser
Age 40
Birth year 1861
Year 1901
Date 19 Nov 1901
County Glamorgan
Place -
Court Cardiff
Series HO140
Source A Calendar Of Prisoners Tried At The Autumn Assizes For The Year 1901
Piece number 207
Record set England & Wales, Crime, Prisons & Punishment, 1770-1935
Category Institutions & organisations
Subcategory Prison registers
Collections from Great Britain


First name(s) William Hugh
Last name Clatworthy
Occupation Canvasser
Age -
Birth year 1861
Birth date ? ? 1861
Year 1901
Date ? ? 1901
Place Cardiff
Court -
Series MEPO6
Source Habitual Criminals Register 1905
Piece number 16
Record set England & Wales, Crime, Prisons & Punishment, 1770-1935
Category Institutions & organisations
Subcategory Prison registers
Collections from Great Britain

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Chris Ho :)

Chris Ho :) Report 18 Nov 2015 07:16

http://newspapers.library.wales/view/3432399/3432404/130/

(quite a few articles on below link)

http://newspapers.library.wales/

Chris :)

Debbie

Debbie Report 18 Nov 2015 04:03

Hi
Thank you so much for your reply , I knew what he had done as but I was after where he was sent to for the 5 year sentence he had.

as he had only been married a short time then before he went on the run for 3 years then he had a 5 yr sentence , his wife waited for him all that time..

Debbie x

PriscillaEmilywasMoonbeam

PriscillaEmilywasMoonbeam Report 18 Nov 2015 02:52

Hi Debbie

Is this the person you are looking for? I found this in British Newspaper Archives on Genes. It was the first result that came up when I typed in his name. Do you have any credits on Genes? The full article may tell you more.

Gloucestershire Echo Gloucestershire, England
15 Nov 1901

A POSTMASTER SENT TO PENAL SERVITUDE
A POSTMASTER SENT TO PENAL SERVITUDE. At Glamorgan Assizes at Cardiff, on Friday, William Hugh Clatworthy, ex-pofftma«tor Porthcawl, was sentenced to five years penal servitude for embezzling moneys belonging to the Post-office. CIRENCESTER EXHIBITION

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Debbie

Debbie Report 18 Nov 2015 01:25

Hi
If anyone can help I would appreciate it, there are records on find my past I would like to read, if any one has any spare credits..
I have access to Ancestry if any one wants any info in return.
Thanks Debbie

Here is the info im looking for:

William Hugh Clatworthy bn 1861 sentenced 1901 at Cardiff MEPO6

Thank you to all who can help me with this xxxxx