PETER LYTHGOE
Peter Lythgoe was born 11th
August 1801 at Latchford, To date no record of his death has been found. According to
the Calendar of Liverpool Sessions, Peter was tried in January 1824 with the
following: "Peter Lythgoe, age 21, was committed for trial on 17th December 1823 with
having feloniously embezzled and secreted the sum of 3 shillings and 1 penny,
the property of Ann Jones, his mistress. Verdict: For the There is no reference at the next two Some
time later he was sentenced to 12 months imprisonment for 'Breach of Trust'. His
major crime, however, came 5 years later. This is a transcript from
˜The
HORSE STEALING Peter Lythgoe, 26, was indicted for stealing a gelding, the property of John
Evans, Toxteth-park. It appeared from the evidence that on 27th of September, a
servant of the prosecutors took the gelding and left it in Toxteth-park, and
having locked the gate, returned home. The horse was seen in the field the next
day, but on the 29th Mr Evans found that the lock was taken off the gate and the
horse gone. On the morning on which the horse was stolen about 6 oclock the
prisoner came to a man, named John Dean, who was in a field at Tue Brook, and
bargained with him to exchange a horse, which he said he had bred himself at
Thingwall in Cheshire, for a mare belonging to Mr Dean, receiving £5 to boot.
the jury returned a verdict of Guilty. After the trial the sentence of Death
was commuted to Transportation beyond the seas for the term of his natural life.
At a date between 1st April and 30th His
Convict description tells us Trade:
Ploughman - reap - milk - can shear. Height:
5ft 9 1/4 ins Complexion:
dark Head:
Round Hair:
Dark Brown Whiskers:
None Visage:
Oval Forehead:
High Eyebrows:
Brown Eyes:
Grey Nose:
ML Mouth:
MW Chin:
Broad Remarks:
Stout made. Can
read and write.
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