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Hague v Hall, dated 1783. Hales v Hucks et al, dated 1733. Hall v H M Customs and...
Catalogue reference: DEL 2/35
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This record is about the Hague v Hall, dated 1783. Hales v Hucks et al, dated 1733. Hall v H M Customs and... dating from 1663-1830 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 2/35
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1663-1830
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Description (What the record is about)
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- Hague v Hall, dated 1783.
- Hales v Hucks et al, dated 1733.
- Hall v H M Customs and Nicholl, dated 1824.
- Hall v Nason, dated 1792.
- Hall et al. rethe Cat, dated 1674-76.
- Hall and Styles v Panners Gild of London, dated 1663.
- Halliwell v Diconson, dated 1777.
- Hambury v Walker, dated 1671.
- Hamerton v Hamerton, dated 1829. See also DEL 2/42
- Hamilton v Parmiter, dated 1707.
- Hammond v Graham and Gill, dated 1717.
- Hammond v Moore, dated 1669.
- Hampden v Hampden, dated 1707. see also DEL 8/76
- Hampson v Hampson, dated 1684.
- Hancock v Borner, dated 1693.
- Hancock v Roy, dated 1684.
- Hancock et al. v Hancock, dated 1684. see also DEL 8/76
- Hand v Moor and Gilliver, dated 1706.
- Handasyde v Mackenzie, dated 1829.
- [Harlin, Edmund, deceased], dated 1682.
- Harby v Harby, dated c 1663.
- Harcourt v Smith, dated 1709.
- Hardres v Diggs, dated 1667.
- [Hare, Rose, deceased], dated 1671.
- Harley v Hill, dated 1669.
- Harley v Paget, dated 1714-15.
- Harman v Maxwell, dated 1740.
- Harmer alias Hamlyn v Brook and Birkenhead, dated 1674.
- Harper alias Griffin v Jones, dated 1714.
- [Harris, Henry, deceased], dated 1683.
- Harris v Harris, dated 1830.
- Harris v Saunders, dated 1699.
- Harris v Savery, dated 1729.
- Harris v Twittey, dated 1696. see also DEL 8/76
- Harris alias Ball v Ball, dated 1790.
- Harris et al. v Turner, dated 1706-07. see also DEL 8/76
- Harrison v Blake, dated [no date].
- Harrison v Drury, dated 1794.
- Harrison v Dublin, archbishop of, and Higgons v Dublin, archbishop of, dated 1719. Filed together
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- The National Archives, Kew
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- Open Document, Open Description
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