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Account book with multiple entries. fo 01 - Short title: Baker v Baker. Plaintiffs:...
Catalogue reference: C 101/301
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1819-1836
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Account book with multiple entries.
fo 01 - Short title: Baker v Baker.
Plaintiffs: Elizabeth Harwood Baker and Maria Sach Baker, infants.
Defendants: Whitmore Baker, administrator of Henry Whitmore Baker, intestate, deceased.
Estate: copyhold estate of Mary Blomfield Baker in Brightlingsea, Essex.
Details: List of tenants and rents, receipts, disbursements.
Date: 1830-1832.
fo 15 - Short title: Strangeways v Walker.
Plaintiffs: [unknown] Strangeways.
Defendants: [unknown] Walker, Jeremiah Scott and Joseph Cawthorne and others.
Estate: property at Hunslet Lane, St Peters Square, Low Holland, Leeds, Yorkshire.
Details: List of tenants and rents, receivers, disbursements.
Date: 1828-1829.
fo 25 - Short title: Williams v Lyddon.
Plaintiffs: [unknown] Williams, [unknown] Facer.
Defendants: [unknown] Lyddon, Henry Tovey and others.
Estate: property at Little Guildford Street.
Details: List of tenants and rents, receivers, disbursements.
Date: 1834-1835.
fo 62 - Short title: Woodfall v Bagster.
Plaintiffs: [unknown] Woodfall and others.
Defendants: Rosa Mary Matilda Bagster and others.
Estate: property in Salisbury Square, Warwick Square, london, Barnet, Hertfordshire, Clapton, Middlesex and Chilworth, Hampshire; estate of John Crowder the testator.
Details: List of tenants and rents, receivers, disbursements.
Date: 1830-1836.
fo 77 - Short title: George v Flexman.
Plaintiffs: [unknown] George.
Defendants: William Flexman, executor, Thomas Hazel.
Estate: leasehold and personal estates.
Details: receivers, disbursements.
Date: 1827-1836.
fo 85 - Short title: Lord v Farrow.
Plaintiffs: [unknown] Lord.
Defendants: John Farrow or John Barrow.
Estate: personal estate of Lawrence Lord, testator.
Details: receivers, disbursements.
Date: 1828-1835.
fo 100 - Short title: Foster v Foster.
Plaintiffs: [unknown] Foster.
Defendants: Elizabeth Foster.
Estate: personal estate of Thomas Foster, testator in England and France.
Details: receivers, disbursements.
Date: 1822-1825.
fo 116 - Short title: Keene v Chalmer.
Plaintiffs: [unknown] Keene.
Defendants: Edmund Chalmer, Benjamin Keene.
Estate: personal estate of the [unknown] intestate.
Details: receivers, disbursements.
Date: 1825-1832.
fo 121 - Short title: Tucker v Keene.
Plaintiffs: Matilda Elizabeth Tucker.
Defendants: William Charles Lever Keene and Thomas Waterfield.
Estate: personal estate of the [unknown] testator.
Details: receivers, disbursements.
Date: 1824-1828.
fo 141 - Short title: Clinch v George.
Plaintiffs: [unknown] Clinch.
Defendants: [unknown] George and others, executors.
Estate: personal estate of the [unknown] testator.
Details: receivers, disbursements.
Date: 1826-1833.
fo 151 - Short title: Vooght v Glass.
Plaintiffs: [unknown] Vooght.
Defendants: [unknown] Glass, Richard Barrett, and others.
Estate: personal estate of the [unknown] Vooght, testator, husband of Catherine Vooght, since deceased, property at Wapping, Mile End, Middlesex, Abbey Mill Wharf West Ham, Essex.
Details: List of tenants and rents, receivers, disbursements.
Date: 1819-1830.
fo 201 - Short title: Sharp v Erat.
Plaintiffs: [unknown] Sharp.
Defendants: Martha Erat, Jacob Erat.
Estate: property in Wardour Street, Berners Street, Middlesex; estate of the [unknown] testator.
Details: List of tenants and rents, receivers, disbursements.
Date: 1821-1823.
fo 260 - Short title: Tootal v Spicer.
Plaintiffs: [unknown] Tootal.
Defendants: Sarah Spicer, administratrix and others.
Estate: per
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