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Waterland alias Smith v Pinder, dated 1653. The Waterloo, i.e. East India Company...
Catalogue reference: DEL 2/91
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This record is about the Waterland alias Smith v Pinder, dated 1653. The Waterloo, i.e. East India Company... dating from 1653-1821 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 2/91
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1653-1821
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Description (What the record is about)
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- Waterland alias Smith v Pinder, dated 1653.
- The Waterloo, i.e. East India Company v Moffatt et al, dated 1820-21. See also DEL 2/97
- Watkins v Nendick, dated 1803-06. See also DEL 2/97
- Watkins and Watkins v Watkins, dated 1766.
- Watson v Thorp, dated 1809-11. See also DEL 2/97
- Watts v Heath, dated 1799.
- Wattell v Hammersley et al, dated 1790.
- Wattell alias Hathway v Wattell, dated 1788.
- [Webb, Martha, deceased], dated 1658. see also DEL 8/77
- Webber v Cridley, dated 1759.
- Webster v Strumby, dated 1676.
- Weedon v Draper, dated 1676.
- Weedon v Gannock, dated 1676.
- Weedon v Weedon, dated 1704-07.
- Weeks (?) v Llandaff, bishop of, dated 1691.
- Welby v Whiting, Abbott and Burton, dated 1706.
- Weld alias Aston v Weld, dated 1732-33.
- Weldon v Harrison, dated 1732.
- Wellard v Elphinston, dated 1759.
- Wells v Eamonson, dated 1763.
- Wenman v Taylor, dated 1791-94.
- Western v Gull Crenier et al, dated 1712.
- Westgarth et al. v Ricardson, dated 1774.
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- The National Archives, Kew
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- Open Document, Open Description
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