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Cause: Besley v Perratt, Besley v Phelps, Besley v Perratt, Besley v Besley (Part...
Catalogue reference: J 90/862
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This record is about the Cause: Besley v Perratt, Besley v Phelps, Besley v Perratt, Besley v Besley (Part... dating from [1615-1830] in the series Supreme Court of Judicature and former Superior Courts: Central Office and predecessors:.... It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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- [1615-1830]
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Cause: Besley v Perratt, Besley v Phelps, Besley v Perratt, Besley v Besley (Part 2 of 6). Title deeds and related papers (including printed particulars of sale, 1801) of property in Mudford (including rectory) Ashington, Trent, Ilchester, Marston Magna and West Pennard, SOMERSET. Personal papers of Oliver Hayway of Mudford (c.1800), including school bills and printed instructions for national defence arrangements [J 90/866]. Probates of wills of Mary Latchmore, spinster (1689), Giles Hodges of Yeovil, SOMERSET. (1707), Anne Gundry, spinster (1721), William Taylor (1724), William Warren (1728), Bernard Hockey (1749), John Taylor (1757), Edward Applebee (1761), Jeremiah Bewsey (1768), Pricilla wife of Jeremiah Bewsey (1768), Andrew Parsons (1770), Sarah Applebee, widow (1772), John Hayworth of Closworth, SOMERSET. (1778), Robert Hayward of Closworth (1796), Elizabeth Parsons, widow (1811), and Oliver Hayward (1815). Copy wills of Andrew Parsons (1719), John Gundry of Shepton Mallett, SOMERSET. (1721), Humphrey Lockier of Ilchester (1725), Henry Minchinton of Barnstaple, DEVON, apothecary (1764), Eleanor wife of Samuel Noake of Rimpton, SOMERSET. (1767), Thomas Taylor of Marston Magna (1770), Rev William Langdon [the elder] (1778), William Deering of Bradford Abbas, DORSET (1778), Joseph Ball of Bridgewater, SOMERSET. (1789), and Sarah Hill, widow (1818). Administrations of Andrew Parsons (1695), John Hodges (1726), Thomas Brookes (1731), Joseph Hunt (1739) and Mary Bewsey, widow (1747). Transferred [4 December 1857], having been? originally deposited in Master Brougham's office pursuant to order of 24 April 1852.
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