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Grand v Benson, dated 1710. Gray v Moorsom and Towle, dated 1789-90. Gray alias Collins...
Catalogue reference: DEL 2/32
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This record is about the Grand v Benson, dated 1710. Gray v Moorsom and Towle, dated 1789-90. Gray alias Collins... dating from 1660-1832 in the series Registrar of the High Court of Delegates and of the High Court of Admiralty: Cause.... It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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- DEL 2/32
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1660-1832
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Description (What the record is about)
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- Grand v Benson, dated 1710.
- Gray v Moorsom and Towle, dated 1789-90.
- Gray alias Collins v Wales, dated 1732-36.
- Great v Ayres, dated 1689.
- Green v Barnet et al, dated 1702. see also DEL 8/76
- Greenway v Bever, dated 1767-69.
- Greenwood and Spedding v Greaves et al, dated 1831-32. See also DEL 2/33
- Greetum v Bryant, dated 1714-5.
- Greetum v Pigeon, dated 1715.
- Gregory alias Carroll v Goold, dated 1759.
- Grey v Coney, dated 1680.
- Griffin v Harpur, dated 1714-15.
- Griffith v Digges et al, dated 1696.
- Griffith v Williams, dated 1780-83.
- Griffitts v Protheroe, dated 1729-31.
- Grindall v Sturt, testamentary cause from the Prerogative Court of Canterbury: deceased Thomas Adcock Grindall, dated 1831.
- Gronow alias Williams v Gronow and Jenkins, dated 1703.
- Grosvenor v Fenwick, dated 1702-4. see also DEL 8/76
- Grover v Saunders, dated 1703. see also DEL 8/76
- Guise v Rouse, dated temp Chas II.
- Gull v Western, dated 1710-12.
- Gundry alias Richardson v Lingard, dated 1712.
- Gundy v Coker, dated 1668.
- Gutzmer v Blomberg, dated 1729.
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Held by (Who holds the record)
- The National Archives, Kew
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- Public Record(s)
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- Open Document, Open Description
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Registrar of the High Court of Delegates and of the High Court of Admiralty: Cause...
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