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Short Title: Shipside v Sherle. [Cause code: SCEL-17903]. Documents: [pleadings]....
Catalogue reference: STAC 7/5/18
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This record is about the Short Title: Shipside v Sherle. [Cause code: SCEL-17903]. Documents: [pleadings].... dating from 1562 Nov 17-1563 Nov 16 in the series Court of Star Chamber: Proceedings, Elizabeth I, Addenda. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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- 1562 Nov 17-1563 Nov 16
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Short Title: Shipside v Sherle.
[Cause code: SCEL-17903].
Documents: [pleadings].
Plaintiffs: George Shypsyde, and Alice his wife, natural sister of Nicholas Ridley late bishop of London.
Defendants: [Thomas Sherle, William Mountjoy and William Stone, Richard Latchemer].
County: Worcestershire.
Subject: lease of Redmarley Park and a watermill in Redmarley D'Abitot, made by Bishop Ridley of London, which lease was voided by Bishop Edmund Bonner in the reign of Queen Mary; also heard in Court of Requests, and in Chancery.
Regnal year: 5 Eliz I.
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- Litigation
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Court of Star Chamber: Proceedings, Elizabeth I, Addenda
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