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Catalogue reference: C 10/4/78/1
Catalogue entry created in error; see C 10/4/78
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Short title: Ayre v Leke. Plaintiffs: Anthony Ayre, Thomas Ayre and Robert Heire,...
Catalogue reference: C 78/16/11
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This record is about the Short title: Ayre v Leke. Plaintiffs: Anthony Ayre, Thomas Ayre and Robert Heire,... dating from 1560 Feb 1 in the series Chancery and Supreme Court of Judicature, Chancery Division: Six Clerks Office and.... It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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- 1560 Feb 1
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Short title: Ayre v Leke.
Plaintiffs: Anthony Ayre, Thomas Ayre and Robert Heire, gents.
Defendants: Sir Francis Leke.
Subject of decree: Lease of manors of Holme and Dunston [in Chesterfield] with appurtenances in Brampton, Birley and Whittington, Derbyshire; involves conventual lease.
Date of decree: 1 February 2 Eliz.
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