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Causes: (i) Stephenson v Story (1877 S136), (ii) Bryans v Stephenson (1877 B165)....
Catalogue reference: J 90/1646
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This record is about the Causes: (i) Stephenson v Story (1877 S136), (ii) Bryans v Stephenson (1877 B165).... dating from 1795-1889 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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- 1795-1889
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Causes: (i) Stephenson v Story (1877 S136), (ii) Bryans v Stephenson (1877 B165). Deeds relating to family properties deriving from settlement on marriage of Rev George Coxe and Mary Lyon, widow, and other settlements - of property in Islington (including plans of Angel Inn), Clerkenwell, Dover Street, Bond Street, Strand, Pall Mall and Hampstead Heath, MIDDLESEX, Chinner, OXFORDSHIRE, Cloak Lane, Creed Lane and Aldgate, LONDON, Winchester and Twyford, HANTS, and Putney, SURREY. Plaintiffs being (i) Sir William Henry Stephenson, K.C.B, and (ii) James William Bryans and Charles Rivers Freeling (deceased), and defendants (i) Edward Joseph Story and (ii) Stephenson and Hugh Melvil Freeling. Deposited 13 February 1885 [and 7 May 1889] by plaintiffs and defendants.
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- Order in Chancery: 1884 December 1. Schedule.
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- Clothing
- Marriage and divorce
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