names

7 rows where place_id = 618980

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id ▼ case_id role surname forename occupation place_id raw_segment seq
3727443 1934857 1934857 defendant Brome Thomas yeoman 618980 618980 Brome, Thomas, of Hornyngwold, yeoman 1
4630411 2240420 2240420 defendant Bole John   618980 618980 Bole, John, of Hornyngwold 2
4647796 2245417 2245417 plaintiff Smyth William   618980 618980 Smyth, William, of Hornyngwold 0
4647797 2245417 2245417 defendant Andrewe Ralph   618980 618980 Andrewe, Ralph, of Hornyngwold, vicar 0
4686631 2261429 2261429 defendant West John husbandman 618980 618980 West, John, of Hornyngwold, husbandman 0
4735159 2276143 2276143 defendant Ragdale William husbandman 618980 618980 Ragdale, William, of Hornyngwold, husbandman 1
5365896 2464987 2464987 defendant Honyman William husbandman 618980 618980 Honyman, William, of Hornyngwold, husbandman 1

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CREATE TABLE names (
    id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT,
    case_id INTEGER NOT NULL REFERENCES cases(id) ON DELETE CASCADE,
    role TEXT NOT NULL CHECK (role IN ('plaintiff', 'defendant')),
    surname TEXT NOT NULL,
    forename TEXT,
    occupation TEXT,
    place_id INTEGER REFERENCES places(id),
    raw_segment TEXT NOT NULL,
    seq INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT 0
);
CREATE INDEX idx_names_case_id ON names(case_id);
CREATE INDEX idx_names_surname ON names(surname);
CREATE INDEX idx_names_place_id ON names(place_id);
CREATE INDEX idx_names_role_surname ON names(role, surname);