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heleeeen wrote:Thanks to everyone for their warm welcome, and all this information is GREAT! Many thanks to everyone who sent info & links on "Billy Sugar". I had some of the information from the censuses and from parish records but had nothing to confirm that that William Steventon was THE William Steventon hanged. Sorry to sound a bit thick - but how do you know that these 2 men are one and the same, particulalry as there were supposedly a lot of Steventons in Tipton, Oldbury, Rowley, etc at the time? Newspaper articles very helpful also,
cheers, Helen
Rob wrote:Howza about that then guys and gals? Sorry shouldn't do that!!![]()
I connect to Billy Sugar!!
FarSide wrote:Newspaper article
Birmingham Gazette - Monday 07 April 1828
Thirty Guineas Reward.
Whereas William Steventon, alias commonly called Billy Sugar, stands charged upon the Coroner's Inquest with the WILFUL MURDER OF JOHN HORTON, at Oldbury, in the parish of HalesOwen, in the county Salop, on Monday night the 31st of March last. He is a native of Oldbury, and is by trade a Collier, but has occasionally worked as a Brick-maker and Boat-man, about thirty years of age, five feet ten inches high, rather splay footed, has a crooked nose, large front teeth, hazel eyes, and long neck.
Whoever will apprehend and deliver him to me, shall forthwith receive the reward.
Samuel Marsh.
Constable of Oldbury
another article
states the above and what's on the other sites but goes on to say..
.. Horton has left a pregnant wife and five children. Stevenson has a wife and six children.