| Description | Brief for the Recorder relating to the appeal in the case of the removal of Hannah Hurst from Appleton le Street to Easingwold; with covering letter from Elias Inchbald at Malton addressed to Mr Recorder Sinclair, attending the Quarter Sessions at Northallerton
Order and copy dated 4 January 1806 for the removal of Hannah wife of William Hurst from the township of Appleton le Street to Easingwold. Her husband left her in May 1805 without telling her where he was going. She has not heard from him since and does not know the place of his settlement. Before her marriage, her place of settlement was the township of Easingwold
Notice dated 13 January 1806 from the churchwardens and overseers of the poor of the township of Easingwold to the churchwardens and overseers of the poor of the township of Appleton le Street that they intend to apply at the next Quarter Sessions to be held by adjournment at Malton on 17 January 1806 for leave to appeal against an order for the removal of Hannah Hurst wife of William Hurst from Appleton le Street to Easingwold
Notice dated 7 April 1806 from the churchwardens and overseers of the poor of the parish of Easingwold that they intend to move at the Quarter Sessions to be held on 15 April 1806 for leave to withdraw their appeal against the removal order for Hannah Hurst wife of William Hurst |