It was the duty of the parish constables from 1696 to make an annual return to the
Clerk of the Peace of men between 21 and 70 qualified, by holding land worth £10
or more per annum, to serve as jurors at Quarter Sessions. The property
qualification was established in 1285, varied in Acts of 1604 and 1691 and in 1730
leaseholders of property worth at least £20 per annum were also included. In 1825
jury service was limited to men aged between 21 and 60 who held property at least
worth £10 per annum, leased property worth £20 or more per annum or rented
property worth £30 per annum.
From 'The Local Historians Encyclopedia'
I have a list of eligible jurors for Buckinghamshire taken from the original Jury Book at Buckinghamshire Record Office. The list of eligible jurors was compiled in 1862 for 1863. Please email me if you would like me to check any names.