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Inventories exhibited in testamentary causes. Bainbrigg, Henry, St Christopher le...
Catalogue reference: DEL 8/60
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- DEL 8/60
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1665-1771
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Inventories exhibited in testamentary causes.
- Bainbrigg, Henry, St Christopher le Stocks, London. 1666/7 Mar 14 (appraised)
- Campbell, The Hon Sir Thomas; Clayhall, Barking, Essex [Registered will: PROB 11/319, sig 6]. 1665 Sept 21 (appraised) 1666 (exhibited)
- Day, Thomas, surgeon; Exeter, Devon. 1671 Apr 19 (appraised)
- Ffiges, Thomas; Whitchurch, Shropshire. 1672/3 Jan 17 (appraised) 1674 (exhibited)
- Hebdon, John, gent; Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland. 1721 June 27 (exhibited)
- Hinton, Joshua, attorney; Distaff Lane, St Mildred Bread Street, London. 1736/7 Jan 7 (appraised)
- Jenkins, Thomas; Lidiad Melyn, Llandenny, Monmouth. 1732 July 18-21 (appraised) 1734 (exhibited)
- Lawrence, Barrow; Lydney, Gloucestershire. 1771 Mar 6 (appraised). Registered will: PROB 11/966, sig 165
- Osborne, Thomas, citizen and draper of London; St Leonard Shoreditch, Middlesex. 1697 Nov 6 (appraised). Registered will: PROB 11/441, sig 266
- Pierse, Henry, clerk; Shaw cum Donnington, Berkshire. 1686 Oct 1 (appraised)
- Thorpe, Francis; ?P(ar)dsey, Yorkshire W R. 1666 Aug 24 (appraised)
- Ward, Benjamin; New Grange, Leeds, Yorkshire W R. 1671/2 Feb 23 (appraised)
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- The National Archives, Kew
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