George Harris 1860 - ??
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... 1880 Robbery at Navestock Essex A fascinating story recently discovered reveals an unpleasant incident that occured at George Musgrove's home in Navestock. The newspaper reports shown left explain how on the 28th February 1880 the Musgrove's home was burgled by 2 men. George Harris was brought to trial at Hertford Court and pleaded guilty. He was sentenced to 1 years in prison with hard labour. A copy of the court book is shown below with an extract of the 1881 census showing George Harris still in prison in March 1881. |
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1891 Letter from Australia This facinating letter was sent to George Musgrove in July 1891 from his brother in law George Harris (Emily's brother). It would imply that both families had not been in contact with each other for some time. The letter was written quoting an address 45 Little Collins Street, East Melbourne, Victoria (probably a business address), and addressed probably to a solicitor or bank asking them to forward the letter to their client Geo A Musgrove, who at one time lived at Navestock Essex. We know the Musgroves lived here for a short time eleven years before in 1880. George
Harris states that it would be in the Musgroves interest to contact him,
but whether they did we'll never know. Please email
us if you think you are a descedant.
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