Samuel MOGINIE

1782 - 1855  (73 years)

• Name	Samuel MOGINIE
  Birth	5 May 1782	Pinners Hall Broad Street Independent, London, England
  Gender	Male
  Reference Number	13173107
  Reference Number	14072671
  Reference Number	60
  WWW	https://www.WikiTree.com/wiki/Moginie-48
  Death	Dec 1855	Clerkenwell, London, England
  Person ID	I585	Gummer
  Last Modified	1 Aug 2024

  
  

  Father	John George MOGINIE,   b. 30 Mar 1746, Westminster, Saint Anne Soho, London, England d. 1794, London, England (Age 47 years)
  Mother	Elizabeth PEGG,   b. 1753, St Martins in the Fields, Westminster, London, England d. Abt Apr 1794, Bunhill Fields, London, England (Age 41 years)
  Marriage	15 Oct 1774	Saint Martin In The Fields,Westminster,London,England
  Family ID	F127	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family 1	Hannah TICHNER,   b. Abt 1788   d. Abt 27 Oct 1869 (Age 81 years)
  Family ID	F458	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart
  Last Modified	1 Aug 2024

  
  

  Family 2	Louisa DAYDON,   b. 1785   d. 1839 (Age 54 years)
  Marriage	11 Apr 1809	St. Luke, Old Street, Finsbury, London, England
  Family ID	F459	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart
  Last Modified	1 Aug 2024

  
  

• Notes

  == Biography == '''Samuel''' Moginie. Source: [[#S-2064484384]] Note: http://search.Ancestry.com.au/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=freebmddeath&h=23482867&ti=5544&indiv=try&gss=pt Note: Death date: Oct 1855 Death place: London, United Kingdom Source: [[#S-1415680582]] Note: http://search.Ancestry.com.au/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=bivri_englandbirth&h=5709962&ti=5544&indiv=try&gss=pt Note: Birth date: 5 May 1782 Birth place: Liberty of Old Artillery Ground, London, Eng Residence date: Residence place: England Baptism date: Baptism place: Liberty of Old Artillery Ground, London, Eng Source: [[#S-1259043502]] Source: [[#S-1426400004]] London Metropolitan Archives, Saint Luke, Old Street, Register of marriages, P76/LUK, Item 037 Source: [[#S-1258072202]] '''Born''' 5 May 1782. Pinners Hall Broad Street Independent, London, England. Source: [[#S-1415680582]] Note: http://search.Ancestry.com.au/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=bivri_englandbirth&h=5709962&ti=5544&indiv=try&gss=pt Note: Birth date: 5 May 1782 Birth place: Liberty of Old Artillery Ground, London, Eng Residence date: Residence place: England Baptism date: Baptism place: Liberty of Old Artillery Ground, London, Eng '''Died''' December 1855. Clerkenwell, London, England. Source: [[#S-2064484384]] Note: http://search.Ancestry.com.au/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=freebmddeath&h=23482867&ti=5544&indiv=try&gss=pt Note: Death date: Oct 1855 Death place: London, United Kingdom '''Buried''' Abney Park Cemetery. 31 December 1855. '''Residence''' 1845 Post Office Directory of London and Birmingham with Warwickshire - Part 2 Occupation:Watchmaker. 17 Brewer street, Pimlico. 1845London, London; Warwickshire, England. Source: [[#S-1258072202]] 1 Princes Row. 1813 Pimlico, St. George's, Hanover-square, London, England. Source: Proceedings of the Old Bailey. 3 17 February 1813. Note: 3 http:/www.oldbaileyonline.org/html_units/1810st18130217-20.htmlJOHN WAINWRIGHT, theft : burglary, 17th February, 1813. The Proceedings of the Old Bailey Ref: t18130217-20256. JOHN WAINWRIGHT was indicted for burglariously breaking and entering the dwelling-house of Samuel Maginie, about the hour of nine in the night, on the 13th of January, and stealing therein four silver caddy-spoons, value 1 l. 2 s. three silver tea-spoons, value 12 s. a pair of sugar tongs, value 6 s. a silver desert spoon, value 14 s. and a table-spoon, value 6 s. his property.Greenwood:Pimlico, map section 4 JOHN WAINWRIGHT, theft: burglary, 17th February, 1813. The Proceedings of the Old Bailey Ref: t18130217-20See original Trial Summary: Crime(s): theft : burglary, Punishment Type: death, (Punishment details may be provided at the end of the trial.) Verdict: Guilty, Other trials on 17 Feb 1813 Name search for: JOHN WAINWRIGHT, Crime Location: Princes-row, Pimlico, St. George's, Hanover-square Associated Records... Original Text: 256. JOHN WAINWRIGHT was indicted for burglariously breaking and entering the dwelling-house of Samuel Maginie , about the hour of nine in the night, on the 13th of January, and stealing therein four silver caddy-spoons, value 1 l. 2 s. three silver tea-spoons, value 12 s. a pair of sugar tongs, value 6 s. a silver desert spoon, value 14 s. and a table-spoon, value 6 s. his property . SAMUEL MOGINIE . I live at No. 1, Princes-row, Pimlico, St. George's, Hanover-square. I am a watchmaker and jeweller. Q. Was your house broken into on the 13th of January last - A. Yes, about ten minutes past six in the evening. Q. What part - A. The shop window; the third pane from the door was broken; the lower pane of all. Q. Were you in the shop at the time - A. No. Q. Had you observed that pane to be whole in the course of the day - A. Yes, I had, two or three hours before that time. Q. What articles do you expose in the window for sale - A. It is a corner window. One window watches and clocks, and the other window more particularly jewellery. Q. Were you at home at the time - A. I was in the upper room, in the first floor. I was at tea at the time, and in returning from tea to the shop, on my entering the shop I went to that window to turn a lamp. I heard a rattling noise in the window. I perceived a man's hand in the window, and one of the silver spoons in action. I immediately opened the door, and in opening the door he drew his hand back and ran away. I immediately pursued him. I overtook him about an hundred yards from my shop. Q. Did you ever lose sight of him - A. No, never from the time that he had his hand in the window. I brought him back to my shop. Q. Did you find anything on him - A. Not of my property. Q. Was any of your property taken away - A. Yes. I never got it again. I do not know what became of that property. Q. What was taken away - A. Four silver caddy-spoons, value one pounds two shillings the selling price. I gave eighteen shillings for them; three tea-spoons, about three shillings and sixpence a piece; the selling price five shillings each; a pair of sugar-tongs, ten shillings and sixpence or eleven shillings; one desert spoon, twelve shillings; and one plated table-spoon, six shillings. Q. When you went out of the shop was the prisoner running - A. He was. Q. Was any other person running - A. Not any. I do not know that anybody else was near the spot. When I took the prisoner he asked me what I wanted with him. I said, you rascal you are the person that robbed my shop. He said nothing to that. I collared him and brought him to my shop, but I did not find any of my property. Q. Could you see when he was running whether he threw anything from him or not - A. I do not think that he had time. I did not perceive that he did. Q. You did not hear the window break did you - A. No. Q. How long after you came down was it before you saw his hand in the window - A. It was immediately. Mr. Adams. The last time you observed this window whole, was two or three hours before - A. Yes. Q. For anything you know or perceived the window might be broken while you were up stairs - A. I cannot say. Q. You heard no breaking. If the window had been broken when you came down stairs you must heard it, must you not - A. Yes. Q. For anything that you know the window might be broken while you were up stairs - A. No doubt it was.See original Q. You cannot say that the prisoner broke it - A. Yes, by his hand being in. Q. You also say you found no property upon him - A. No property of mine. Q. For anything you know the things might be taken away while you were taking of tea - A. No such thing. I do not imagine they were. Q. Was it not possible that the window might then be broken - A. Yes. Q. And, of course, if the window had then been broken it is also probable that the person that broke it might take the things away - A. It is probably. I do not believe that the window was broken. I believe it was cut. Q. It might be cut while you were up stairs - A. Yes, no doubt it was. COURT. Did you find anything about the prisoner that would have cut a window - A. No. EDWARD CLARK . I am a parish constable. I know nothing more than taking the prisoner in custody. I searched his person, and as I was searching him I found the fore finger of his right hand bleeding. It appeared to have been cut with glass. I asked him how that was done. He said, that was an old wound. I am sure it was not an old wound. There were a few drops of blood on the floor where he stood. I found nothing on him but his own property. JURY. Was there any blood on the glass - A. I did not see that. The prisoner's finger was cut length-ways. COURT. What time was it when you got there - A. Between six and seven. Nearer seven than six. Mr. Adams. Are you a surgeon - A. No. Q. How can you distinguish a cut from glass from a cut of anything else. Can you distinguish a cut from glass from a cut from anything else - A. I cannot. JAMES GILLMORE . I am an officer of Queen-square office. On the 26th of January, I met the prisoner in custody at our gaol, I asked him what brought him there. He said, you need not say anything, my crime is heavy enough. I said, what have you been up to; why, said he, I have been breaking a window at Pimlico. Q. What were the words - A. I asked him, what brought him there. He said, you need not say anything at all about me, my crime is heavy enough. I said, what have you been at. Why, said he, I have been breaking a window at Pimlico. COURT, Q. to prosecutor. Which way did the prisoner run when you came out of your house - A. Towards the Queen's house. Q. Did you, when you came out, look the other way to see whether anybody was running, or not - A. No, I did not. I did not lose sight of him after seeing his hand in the window. Q. Did you see his person until you got out of the door - A. Yes, I saw his person, but not so as to distinguish the features of his face. I saw his body. Prisoner's Defence. I am innocent of the crime that is alleged against me. The prisoner called three witnesses, who gave him a good character. GUILTY - DEATH , aged 22. Second Middlesex jury, before Mr. Justice Bailey. 1782EnglandSource: [[#S-1415680582]] Note: http://search.Ancestry.com.au/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=bivri_englandbirth&h=5709962&ti=5544&indiv=try&gss=pt Note: Birth date: 5 May 1782 Birth place: Liberty of Old Artillery Ground, London, Eng Residence date: Residence place: England Baptism date: Baptism place: Liberty of Old Artillery Ground, London, Eng '''Event:''' 1 Princes Row Pimlico St. Georges Hanover Square. Watchmaker and jewellery shop under house broken into and silverware stolen. Robbery 1813 Pimlico, London, Midlesex, England. File Format: jpg. Samuel Moginie Old Bailey. '''Occupation:''' 1852 London Directory Samuel Moginie, watchmaker, 19 Brewer St. 1852 London, England. Old clocks and watches & their makers by Spon and Chamberlain 1932 Samuel Moginie, 1 Prince Row, Pimlico 1820-1842 (succeeded Glover). 1820 Pimlico, London, Midlesex, England. 17 Brewers Street. Watchmaker / Barometer maker. 1841 Pimlico, Middlesex, England. '''Baptism:''' c1782Liberty of Old Artillery Ground, London, Eng. Source: [[#S-1415680582]] Note: http://search.Ancestry.com.au/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=bivri_englandbirth&h=5709962&ti=5544&indiv=try&gss=pt Note: Birth date: 5 May 1782 Birth place: Liberty of Old Artillery Ground, London, Eng Residence date: Residence place: England Baptism date: Baptism place: Liberty of Old Artillery Ground, London, Eng and "England and Wales Non-Conformist Record Indexes (RG4-8), 1588-1977," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:FQLC-MNY : 11 December 2014), Samuel Moginie, 05 May 1782, Birth; citing p. 152, Steward Street, Liberty of the Old Artillery Ground, Middlesex, record group RG5, Public Record Office, London. '''File''' Format: jpg. Samuel Moginie Old Bailey. Format: jpg. Samuel Moginie Old Bailey. '''Marriage''' Husband [[Moginie-48|Samuel Moginie]]. Wife [[Daydon-1|Louisa Daydon]]. Child: [[Moginie-63|Samuel John Moginie]]. Child: [[Moginie-62|John Daydon Moginie]]. Child: [[Moginie-61|Joseph Moginie]]. Marriage 11 April 1809. St. Luke, Old Street, Finsbury, London, England. Source: [[#S-1259043502]] Source: [[#S-1426400004]] London Metropolitan Archives, Saint Luke, Old Street, Register of marriages, P76/LUK, Item 037 Husband @P33@. Wife @P27@. Child: [[Moginie-53|Elizabeth Moginie]]. Child: [[Moginie-52|John Moginie]]. Child: [[Moginie-51|Francis Daniel Moginie]]. Child: [[Moginie-50|Samuel Moginie]]. Child: [[Moginie-49|Edward Moginie]]. Child: [[Moginie-48|Samuel Moginie]]. Child: [[Moginie-47|Joseph Moginie]]. Child: [[Moginie-46|Benjamin Moginie]]. Child: [[Moginie-45|Elizabeth Moginie]]. Child: [[Moginie-42|Edward Moginie]]. Child: [[Moginie-43|James Moginie]]. Child: [[Moginie-44|David Moginie]]. Child: [[Moginie-41|Benjamin Moginie]]. Child: [[Moginie-34|Daniel Moginie]]. Marriage Saint Martin In The Fields, Westminster. 15 October 1774. 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