Jane TAYLOR offers this tidbit from the Derby Mercury of 7 June 1804: MISC: "STOLEN OR STRAYED: From Langley Common, near Derby, on Friday the 11th of May, 1804, Three EWES and One Wether LAMB, Marked with a round Dot of Raddle on the middle of the Back, and a stroke down the near side of the tail. If stolen, whoever will discover the Offender or Offenders, on Conviction, shall receive a handsome Reward; if Strayed any person giving information to the Owner, Thomas AULT, of Langley aforesaid, so that the said Sheep may be recovered, shall be well rewarded, and paid all reasonable expenses. "
Jane TAYLOR provides this snippet from the Derby Mercury of 31 Jan 1805: MARRIED: "Monday last, Mr. Chas. HANDFORD, of Kirk-Langley, in this county, to Miss SADLER, of Vicar-Wood, near Kedleston." The marriage took place in Mackworth, DBY on 28 Jan 1805 and the bride was Elizabeth SADLER. Charles HANDFORD was born circa 1784.