| Description | Warrant from the High Sheriff to William Kitching of Stokesley bailiff to summon 8 people for the Grand Jury and 11 people for the Traverse Jury from the wapentake of Langbaurgh West to the Quarter Sessions to be held at Northallerton on 18 October 1842. Includes names of possible jurors and indicates those selected
Grand Jury (to attend on 19 October 1842):
- William Nightingale of Great Ayton farmer (summoned)
- James Shaw of Great Ayton farmer (summoned)
- John Wilson of Great Ayton farmer (summoned)
- Michael Sidgwick of Hutton farmer (summoned)
- John Mease of Hutton gentleman
- Thomas Sedgwick of Hutton shopkeeper (summoned)
- Philip Clark of Kirby farmer (summoned)
- William Hutchence of Kirby schoolmaster (summoned)
- John Wilson of Hemlington farmer (dead)
- Robert Simpson of Linthorpe merchant
- Henry Taylor of Linthorpe merchant
- Charles Hutton Rowe of Marton gentleman
- William Dawson of Stokesley farmer
- George Jackson of Stokesley gentleman (summoned)
- John Stephenson of Stokesley currier
- John Tweddle of Stokesley draper (summoned)
Traverse Jury (to attend on 19 October 1842):
- Richard Carter of Great Ayton brewer
- John Jackson of Great Ayton farmer (summoned)
- William Wetherill of Great Ayton yeoman (summoned)
- Robert Davison of Broughton weaver (summoned)
- John Fell of Broughton farmer
- Joseph Garbutt of Easby farmer (summoned)
- Allen Heseltine of Easby joiner (summoned)
- James Meek of Hutton innkeeper (summoned)
- Thomas Simpson of Hutton farmer
- Matthew Brown of Ingleby Greenhow mason (Should not this be Matthew Bowser)
- Joseph Coulson of Ingleby Greenhow farmer (removed to Sexhow)
- George Hebron of Kirby farmer (summoned)
- John Davison of Marton farmer
- Ward Atkinson of Stokesley innkeeper
- John Coates of Stokesley joiner (summoned)
- William Myers of Stokesley innkeeper
- William Naylor of Stokesley innkeeper (summoned)
- Henry Robinson of Stokesley gardener (summoned)
- James Watkin of Stokesley joiner (summoned) |