Thomas Outlaw

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Baptism info and confirmation of parents from Ann-Marie Ell, didn't have him prior to this.

Rec'd a shilling in the will of his father !! Basically this prbly means he was left out of the will, but the 1s was to notify that he hadn't been forgotten accidentally and this means he couldn't contest the will on those grounds. Alternatively it might mean he had already been given assets ; such as the land.

Irth hist Soc; Northampton Mercury 28th January, 1815 Higham Ferrers Society for the Prosecution of Felons etc. AGM at Green Dragon on 6th February at 11 o'clock . Penalty for non-attendance 2/6d. Dinner 2pm precisely. Members from Irthlingborough - Thomas OUTLAW, Joseph Aris, Joseph Brown, Richard Bird, John Wallis & William WRIGHT. (In the days before an organised police force such Societies were a common necessity for protecting the property and interests of a rural community. The Society originally based at the Hind Inn in Wellingborough continues to meet socially to this day.)

A Thomas Outlaw is listed as a freeholder in Irtlingborough in 1832.

1841 Census; Can't find.

1851 Census; Can't find.

No death record in Northants on free index.

Thomas married Ann Pell on 2 Feb 1819 in Pitsford, Northants. (Ann Pell died in 1838 and was buried on 14 Jul 1838 in All Saints, Pitsford, Northants.)