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1817 Depositions - Regarding Pentrich Revolution

Transcribed by Helen Wilson © Copyright 2002

The following names are recorded in the 1817 depositions regarding the Pentrich Revolution. The depositions (or sworn statements) list information given by witnesses or in some cases the accused themselves and tell how each man was involved. The depositions (where possible) have been cross-referenced with other sources to gain accuracy & extra information. The names given in brackets, relate to the person(s) who gave the information by sworn statement

All surnames are indexed below - just click on a name or heading for further details.

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Anthony ELLIOTT of Swanwick

Was with the insurgents [T. Bettison]

There was found upon Anthony Elliott by the prison keeper on his commitment… 2 gun locks, screws & a clay ball. [Edward Robinson]

David ELLIOTT of Pentrich

Was with the mob & had a gun. [W. Booth] [T. Bettison]

Henry ELLIOTT of Swanwick

Was with the insurgents [T. Bettison]

John ELLIOTT of Swanwick

Was with the insurgents [T. Bettison]

Jonathan ELLIOTT of Swanwick

Applied to George Elliott  to go a revolutioning on Monday 9^th June. [George Elliott]

George Bacon had conversation with him about the revolution on Monday evening June 9^th & slept with him that night. [George Bacon]

Was among the insurgents & had a pike. [T. Bettison]

Thomas ELLIOTT of Swanwick

Was with the mob at Swanwick & had a pike. [G.Elliott] [Stephen. Tissington]

He told Edward Robinson he had been making balls for that occasion for some time past. [Edward Robinson]

William ELLIOTT of Swanwick

Came into Henry Hanburys house at Swanwick with a pike in his hand which he pointed in a threatening manner towards the persons in the house & swore that he would skewer them if they did not come out that minute. [Geo. Elliott]

Said to James Cartledge of Swanwick - “We have shot one man & we will shoot more if they do not go” & forced him to get up & join them. [James Cartledge]

Cast a great many bullets. [W. Bryan]

With the party at Codnor & had a pike. [C. Walters] [Stephen Tissington]

Matthew ENSOR of Ripley

Ripley Hampden Club meet at his house. [Geo Burrowws] [Richard Bowes]

Thomas ENDSOR Jnr. of Ripley; Engine Man

Was among the insurgents at Codnor & had a gun. [J. Clarke] [R. Bowes]