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Short title: Lord Willoughbye v Gunter. Plaintiff(s): Charles Lord Willoughbye. Defendant(s):...
Catalogue reference: E 134/23and24Eliz/Mich22
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- 1581 Oct 9-1581 Nov 28
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Short title: Lord Willoughbye v Gunter.
Plaintiff(s): Charles Lord Willoughbye.
Defendant(s): Robert Gunter.
Subject of depositions: Manor of Gwenddo, Brecon, and Aberdabonnowe, and land called Groffield, Monmouthshire, and lands called Lloyndee, late in the possession of James Gunter, deceased, and goods and chattels of same. James and William Gunter seem to have been joint tenants of the manor of Gwenddwr, Breconshire, and the lands in Monmouthshire he came into possession of afterwards.
County/place: Monmouthshireshire; Breconshire.
Date of commission: commission [unspecified].
Additional information: interrogatories and depositions taken 14 August 1581 at Bergavenny.
Deponent(s): Watkin ap Harry; Meredith Thomas; Watkin Lloyd; Rees ap Griffith; William Baker; John Mathewe; Moris ap John Yoroth; Rice Morgan; Thomas Williams.
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- E 134/23&24Eliz/Mich22
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- Manors
- Litigation
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