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Updated Saturday, 26 July, 2008

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THE REVOLUTIONARIES

Hanged

• Jeremiah BRANDRETH, ‘The Nottingham Captain’, 31, F.W.K. from Sutton-in-Ashfield
• Isaac LUDLAM, 52, Stone-getter from South Wingfield
• William TURNER, 46, Stonemason from South Wingfield

Transported

• Thomas BACON, 64, F.W.K. from Pentrich
• John BACON, 54, F.W.K. from Pentrich
• George BRASSINGTON, 33, Miner from Pentrich
• German BUXTON, 31, Miner from Alfreton
• John HILL, 29, F.W.K. from South Wingfield
• Samuel HUNT, 24, Farmer from South Wingfield
• John McKESSWICK, 38, F.W.K. from Heanor
• John ONION, 49, Iron Worker from Pentrich
• Edward TURNER, 34, Stonemason from South Wingfield (See 1833 Pardon)
• Joseph “Manchester” TURNER, 18, Clerk from South Wingfield (See 1830 Pardon)
• George WEIGHTMAN, 26, Sawyer from Pentrich
• Thomas BETTISON, 33, Miner from Alfreton
• Josiah GODBER, 54, Labourer from Pentrich
• Joseph RAWSON, 31, F.W.K. from Alfreton

Jailed

• John MOORE, 49, F.W.K. from Pentrich
• Edward MOORE, 27, Shoemaker from Pentrich
• William WEIGHTMAN, 27, Labourer from Pentrich
• William HARDWICK, 24, Collier from Pentrich
• Alexander JOHNSON, 24, Labourer from Pentrich
• Charles SWAINE, 33, F.W.K. from South Wingfield

‘F.W.K’ is abbreviation for Frame Work Knitter