Notes for: Philip FOSKETT
1851 Living in parental home in Hoggeston, Bucks.
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1860 Fri Dec 21 Birmingham Daily Post
A Wesleyan Objecting to be Sworn
At the Burslem Police Court on Tuesday, a collier named Edward Malkin was charged with stealing a flannel jacket, the property of Philip Fosket, banksman. Mr George Dunn, assistant to Mr Jesper, clothier, Hanley, was called to identify the jacket produced, the prosecutor having purchased his jacket from Mr Jesper. On the Testament being placed in Mr Dunn's hand, he intimated that he objected to be sworn…… Mr Dunn, however, afterwards gave in, saying he would be sworn rather than that the ends of justice should be frustrated. He was then sworn, and identified the jacket as that made for the prosecutor by Mr Jesper. The prisoner pleaded guilty and was sentenced to two months imprisonment with hard labour.
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1861 Lodging at Joiners Square, Hanley in home of Josiah Smith, together with his cousins Robert and brother William.
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1871 Shelton, Hanley
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Schedule 287 3 Wellington St
Philip Foskett H M 29 Coalminer Hogston, Bkm
Rachel Foskett W M 30 Stoke on Trent, STF
Elizabeth Foskett D 5 Scholar Joiners Square, STF
William Foskett S 2 “
Anne Foskett D 4m “
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1881 Living with wife and family in Stoke on Trent
Dwelling 58 Well St
Census Place Stoke Upon Trent, STF
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Phillip FOSKET Head M M 39 Hoyston, BKM Publican
Rachel FOSKET Wife M F 40 Hanley, STF House Duties
Elizabeth Jane FOSKET Daur U F 15 Hanley, STF House Duties
Thomas George FOSKET Son M 8 Hanley, STF Scholar
Sidney James FOSKET Son M 6 Hanley, STF Scholar
Florence FOSKET Daur F 3 Hanley, STF
John Henry FOSKET Son M 1 Hanley, STF
Edward MORRIS Lodg U M 52 Dublin Iron Moulder Unemployed
John Thomas SEDON Lodg U M 26 Blackburn Iron Moulder Unemployed