1817 Depositions - Regarding Pentrich Revolution
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. If you think one of the following men may be your ancestor and you would like to know more... e-mail me
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In the latter end of April, Bacon went to him after his return out of Lancashire or Yorkshire. [A. Booth]
William OLIVER - London Delegate/ later known as Oliver the Spy
In consequence of his arrival in Yorkshire with information that they were not prepared in London for the rising to take place on Whitmonday it was put off & the intelligence communicated to the Pentrich club by a delegate from Leeds. [James Booth]
Benjamin ONION of Butterley: Moulder
Was with the insurgents in their march from Butterley for Codnor & Kimberley on Tuesday morning early & carried a blanket. [Thomas Hardy] [Anthony Elliott]
The keeper of the Prison found a rug upon him. [Thomas Wright]
John ONION & John ONION Jnr. Both of Butterley: Iron Moulders
Were at the 5th meeting at Asherfield Barn. [A. Booth]
One of them was with the mob at Greenwich near Ripley. [M. Hughes] [W. Topham]
John Onion Senior was with the mob in their march for Codnor and Kimberley, carried a blanket over his back & said he would go forward to Nottingham & see it out & bid the mob stick together or they would do no good & appeared upon the whole anxious for the success of the enterprise. [Thomas Hardy]
John Onion appeared at his door with a bundle containing a blanket, which he said, was to lie in a nights & wrapping a piece of music up said he was to be a musician. [John Bonsall] [Thomas Clark] [Anthony Elliott] [John Onions]
The keeper of the prison found a rug upon him. [Thomas Wright]
Michael ONION of Butterley: Iron Moulder
Was at the 5th meeting at Sutton�s Asherfield Barn. [A. Booth]
Was at Butterley Park, Codnor &c. but not armed as Thomas Jennings believes. [Thomas Jennings]
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