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In Charlotte Dymond's ballad what was the Parish Constable's name?
what is the story off Charlotte Dymond
Who was the parish constable at the time of Charlotte Dymond?
The parish constable at the time of Charlotte Dymond's murder was Thomas Prout. He was responsible for maintaining law and order within the parish, including investigating crimes and apprehending suspects. Prout played a key role in the investigation of Charlotte Dymond's murder, working alongside the local magistrate and authorities to bring the perpetrator to justice.
Charlotte Dymonds prospective employer at blisland?
sammy andrews
Who was Charlotte Dymonds employer at blisland?
Mrs Phillipa Peter.
Who buried Charlotte Dymonds?
sheldon cooper / rajess cooperpolly
The date of Charlotte dymonds death?
Charlotte's Dymond was killed on the 14th of April 1844 and found a week after she was killed.
Who was the parish constable of Charlotte dymond?
The parish constable of Charlotte Dymond was John H. Williams. He was involved in the investigation of her murder in 1844, which took place in Cornwall, England. Dymond was a young woman whose tragic death drew significant attention, leading to the arrest and trial of a local man, who was ultimately convicted. The case remains a notable example of crime and justice in Victorian England.
Who were Charlotte Dymonds two boyfriends?
Charlotte Dymond's two surposed boyfriends were Matthew and Thomas. There is a dispute on which one of them murdered her. Matthew was killed for it but there never was any hard proof.
What is the name of the parish constable that arrested Matthew weeks?
john bennett
Who is Matthew weeks?
Matthew weedks was charlotte dymonds boyfriend who worked with her on her farm .he was a crippled twenty-two year old when he was hung for the murder of charlotte on bodmin moor. it was not charlottes farm she was a severnt there to milk the cows!!
Who was Charlotte Dymonds lawyer?
Mr Iain Barley
What is Charlotte Dymonds employers name?
Charlotte Dymond was employed by a farmer named James Dymond in the 19th century. She worked as a servant for him in Cornwall, England. Her tragic story is often associated with the events leading to her murder in 1844.
