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	1824: Parish officers John Tribe and John Marsh found guilty of conspiring to procure the marriage of a pauper in order to relieve the parish from the financial burden of her illegitimate child<ref>''Hampshire Telegraph'', 29 Jul 1824</ref>.		1824: Parish officers John Tribe and John Marsh found guilty of conspiring to procure the marriage of a pauper in order to relieve the parish from the financial burden of her illegitimate child<ref>''Hampshire Telegraph'', 29 Jul 1824</ref>.

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This is a chronological list of criminal offenses committed on the Fleming Estate. (See also Instances of poaching.)

1824: Parish officers John Tribe and John Marsh found guilty of conspiring to procure the marriage of a pauper in order to relieve the parish from the financial burden of her illegitimate child^[1].

References

1. ↑ Hampshire Telegraph, 29 Jul 1824