Plummer and her children was impossible to prove, so no action was ever brought against the Plummers. Final Days Hatch embarked on a protracted series of court actions against his solicitors, Lewis and Lewis, for bungling his defence case. After 21 years as Rector of Little Stambridge in Essex, he and Essie ended their days in Little Linford in Buckinghamshire. On his death in 1895, Henry John Hatch's liabilities exceeded his assets by £65. References 1. Henry's Trials, by Peter Maggs, published by Mirli Books Ltd, 2009, 2. The Ordeal of the Revd. Henry J. Hatch of Walton-on-Thames: No. 34: An Extraordinary Tale of Victorian Criminal Justice, by John Pulford, published by the Walton & Weybridge Local History Society, 2010, External links Excerpts from Henry's Trials in Google Books Mirli Books website 1818 births 1895 deaths English people convicted of indecent assault People from Chertsey 19th-century English Anglican priests English people convicted of child sexual abuse Recipients of British royal pardons People educated at Eton College