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Poll - Two Knights of the Shire

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UK, Poll Books and Electoral Registers, 1538-1893
William Barker was a Freeholder of a C & L (Cottage and Land) in Castle Camps and thus eligible to vote. The occupier of that Freehold was a certain John Webb (his son by his second wife). The place of residence of the Freeholder was given as Littleburry.
The cited information was sourced from Document (hardcopy on paper, tax record) published in London, England in 1830 (Ref: page 26) This citation is considered to be direct and primary evidence used, or by dominance of the evidence.
Voting record William Barker in 1830. 
  • Source Notes
      The Poll for "Two Knights of the Shire" for the County of Cambridge, which commenced at Cambridge on Tuesday 10th and closed on Saturday 14th of August 1830 shows the voting record for CHILFORD HUNDRED, and in particular for Castle Camps on page 26.
      The original Poll book is kept at the London Metropolitan Archives and Guildhall Library.
      I found this record on Ancestry.com through Brisbane Library.


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