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Folio: 31 to 35. Short title: Newton v Banaster. Plaintiff: Humphrey Newton, Ethelred...
Catalogue reference: DL 1/12/N1
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This record is about the Folio: 31 to 35. Short title: Newton v Banaster. Plaintiff: Humphrey Newton, Ethelred... dating from 1540 Apr 22-1541 Apr 21 in the series Duchy of Lancaster: Court of Duchy Chamber: Pleadings. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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- 1540 Apr 22-1541 Apr 21
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Folio: 31 to 35.
Short title: Newton v Banaster.
Plaintiff: Humphrey Newton, Ethelred Newton his wife and Anne Starkie.
Defendant: Margaret Banester widow of William Banester, Henry Banaster and others.
Subject: disputed title to messuages, lands and rents.
Place name: Lancaster, Heysham, Scotforth, Cartmell, Flookburgh, Preston, Broughton, Bolton le Sands, Slyne, Skerton, Hutton, [all Lancs], Appleton, Stretton, [both Ches], Newcastle under Lyme, [Staffs] (Ducatus Lancastriae spelling: Lancaster, Cheyingdale, Hyesam, Scoteford, Cartemell, Flokeborowe, Preston in Amounderness, Broughton, Bolton in Loynesdale, Slyne, Hayklaykes, Skyrton, Hutton, Appleton, Stretton, Newcastell and other lands in ).
County: Cheshire, Staffordshire, Yorkshire.
Document type: bill, two answers replication, two sets of interrogatories, commission to take depositions [at the assizes], notes.
Number of documents: 9 (N1, N1a, N1b, N1c, N1d, N1e, N1f, N1g, N1h).
Regnal year: 32 Hen VIII.
Subject category: property disputes.
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Duchy of Lancaster: Court of Duchy Chamber: Pleadings
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Folio: 31 to 35. Short title: Newton v Banaster. Plaintiff: Humphrey Newton, Ethelred...
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