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Birds Stolen from a Fowl House
From: Guard room occurrence book: 19 Aug 1901 ...Description of two men suspected of stealing a number of birds from a fowl house.
Date of creation
10th September 1902Reference number
HPF/B/98/096/1People involved in incident
Horace John Bard (Owner of Stolen Birds), Church Farm, HolwellTranscript
From: D.C.C. To: All Stations Stolen during last night from a movable fowl house at Church Farm, Holwell, the property of Horace John Bard, 10 fowls, mixed breed, various colours, value 2/= each, supposed by two men of the following description: 1st age about 50, 5 ft 6 or 7, sallow complexion, rather freckled face, light cord trousers, cord vest with sleeves, brown cap, lace up boots, has the appearance of a brickmaker, has been in the army, has burn scar on left forearm, a native of Shenley; 2nd age 22 to 23, 5ft 5 or 6, hair dark brown, turned up on forehead, very light cord trousers, dark coat, brown cap, lace up boots, clean shaven, dirty appearance, medium build, this man was carrying a bundle. Please cause enquiries to be made.Police officer
PC 166 Harry Saunders (203)
Towns and villages
Holwell (4)
Type of incident
Theft (2039)





