Mabel Hamond

Margaret Bashepoole, Mabel Hamond and James Wells were convicted for burglary and grand larceny and sentenced to hang. Executions not confirmed.

Margaret Bashepoole, Mabel Hamond and James Wells were found guilty of burgling the house of Robert Hove at Kelvedon on 20 June 1603 and stealing a gown (12s), a petticoat (10s), a pair of linen sheets (6s. 8d), a hat (5s), a table-napkin (3d), a petticoat (6s) and an apron (8d).

Margaret Bashepoole and Mabel Hamond were found guilty of burgling the house of John Johnson at East Tilbury on 21 June 1603 stole a petticoat (3s), a waistcoat (5s), a frieze jerkin (2s), a hat (5s), an apron (4d), 2 sheets (4s), a pillowbar (16d), 2 aprons (8d), 10 crosscloths (3s), 2 kerchiefs (6d), 4 coifs (8d), a tablecloth (1s), 6 bands (6d), 6 neckerchiefs (6s), 2 biggins (2d), a smock (1s) and a girdle (1d).