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William Tomlinson was tried and found guilty of passing forged currency; almost at the same time his brother James was tried as a burglar and a 'Luddite'; James was publicly hung outside Derby Gaol on 10 April 1812. William would have known his brother's fate, as he was incarcerated in the same prison.
Submitted by Researcher (4393) on 16 October 2016
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- The National Archives (TNA) : HO 11/2, p.82
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