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roly
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James Rutterford, convicted poacher, also bludgeoned a gamekeeper, John Hight, to death. Tried but repreived in unusual circumstances in March 1870. The killing took place near to Eriswell.
Is there someone out there who can tell me when, how and where said James Rutterford actually did die?
roly
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meowkat
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Robbie Pew 1913-1944
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I've found this posted on the web, it might help.
http://www.mustrad.org.uk/articles/bbals_17.htm
do you know who James' parent's were? I'm descended from the Rutterfords of Eriswell, so I suspect there is a connection and wonder where it is.
regards,
Katrina
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Rutherford, McKune, Elliot, Pew, Anderson, Little, Sturgeon, Manuel, Weild, Rutterford, Atkinson, Kirkup, Bradley, McKay, McDole, Whelan, Coulthard, Nile, Baker, Jardine, Glover, Seeker, Cartmer, Thompson, Ricahrdson, Huggon, Falcon, Blain, Scott, Hewitt, Irwin, McChrystal, Millar, McMichan/McMeekan, McKinlay, McLachlan, Gillogy, King, Bryant, Dixon, McCauley, McDavid, Hastie, McLauchlin, Fitzpatrick, Moore, Shanks, Bell, Corrigan, Woods, Mulhall, (Del) Dykes, Allgood
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roly
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Katrina...Erm...I think that the website reference is to me. I'll check my info. to see if I have anything on James Rutterford's parents.
roly
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meowkat
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Robbie Pew 1913-1944
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Hi Roly,
Thank you for that.
I've just been looking through some only 19th century newspapers and it seems that James was "committed to penal servitude for life" at the time it says we was 27, so I think this could be the reference for his death (going by his age):
Deaths Jun 1893: Rutterford James 51 Mildenhall 4a 405.
The old newspapers also say he was known locally by the name Rutter. They are very interesting
regards,
Katrina
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Rutherford, McKune, Elliot, Pew, Anderson, Little, Sturgeon, Manuel, Weild, Rutterford, Atkinson, Kirkup, Bradley, McKay, McDole, Whelan, Coulthard, Nile, Baker, Jardine, Glover, Seeker, Cartmer, Thompson, Ricahrdson, Huggon, Falcon, Blain, Scott, Hewitt, Irwin, McChrystal, Millar, McMichan/McMeekan, McKinlay, McLachlan, Gillogy, King, Bryant, Dixon, McCauley, McDavid, Hastie, McLauchlin, Fitzpatrick, Moore, Shanks, Bell, Corrigan, Woods, Mulhall, (Del) Dykes, Allgood
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roly
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Katrina,
Checked my nots - nothing about his family...I was, in fairness, concentrating on the murder only. Quick check via Family Search revealed nothing; but I haven't done any prolonged delving. Neither do I have credits with Ancestry, though I got a James Rutterford, born around 1843-4. You might be able to go from here.
Sorry that I can't help further - but, if you do have success, please let me know. It'd be intersting to 'complete' the picture.
rolyu
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suffolk*sue
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Catherine Sandys, I WILL find out where you went.
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This may be the burial from the NBI.
James RUTTERFORD
Date of burial: 3 Apr 1893
Age at death: 48
Calculated year of birth: 1845
Place of burial: Lakenheath, St Mary
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suffolkmawther
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'Jumper' & Eliza Fulker
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Suffolk Sue - the Local History Recorder for the parish of Eriswell has much more to say about neighbouring Lakenheath in her annual report than what has been happening in nearby Eriswell - so I think you have probably found him, the two places being so close together 
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Every time I find an ancestor, I have to find two more !
SUFFOLK - Pendle, Stygall, Pipe, Fruer, Bridges, Fisk, Bellamy, Sparham
DERBY - Bridges and Frost (originally from Framlingham/Parham Suffolk)
NOTTINGHAM - Lambert and Selby
BERKSHIRE/then Hammersmith/Barnes LND - Fulker
LONDON/MDX - Murray, Clancy, Broker, Hoskins, Marsden, Wilson, Sale
Gt-Grandfather Michael Wilson was born in Cork, lived in Fulham London - arrived Boston USA 1889 alone - what happened next?
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