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Short title: Zouche v Wolond. Plaintiff(s): Sir John Zouche. Defendant(s): Thomas...
Catalogue reference: E 134/24Eliz/East16
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This record is about the Short title: Zouche v Wolond. Plaintiff(s): Sir John Zouche. Defendant(s): Thomas... dating from 1582 May 2-1582 May 28 in the series Exchequer: King's Remembrancer: Depositions taken by Commission. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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- E 134/24Eliz/East16
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1582 May 2-1582 May 28
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Short title: Zouche v Wolond.
Plaintiff(s): Sir John Zouche.
Defendant(s): Thomas Wolond.
Subject of depositions: Working of the mines of lead and customs in the High Peak and Wirksworth (Derbyshire).
County/place: Derbyshire.
Date of commission: commission [unspecified].
Additional information: interrogatories, depositions 2 April 1582 at Darbie.
Deponent(s): Nicholas Hall (2); Anthony Noton (2); Thomas Cadman (2); Lambert Hamell (4); Thomas Chawnor (2); William Steven (2); William Humfrye (2); William Buntinge (2); Robert Whyte (2); John Poynton (2); Walter Wilgoose (2); John Horlor (2); Thurstan Hyde (2); Ralph Wright (2); Roger Abell (2); Thomas Cantrell (2); John Osborne (2); Robert Hylton (2); Leonard Markeham (2); John Adams (2); Roger Frost (2); Michael Bothom (2); Hugh Marshall (2); Ralph Bradbury (2); Henry Haslam (2); Steven Greves (2); Thomas Harrison (2); Thomas Wybersley (2); Richard Donketley (2); Robert Ledger (2); Christopher Chapman (2); William More (2); Nicholas Johnson, alias Beawrne (2); Richard Wrexham (2); Henry Waynewright (2); Ellis Wigglay (2); John Hilton (2); William Wynscome (2); William Berrye (2); Ralph Bradshaw (2); Richard Brownelowe (2); George May (2); Thomas Newton (2); Nicholas Standley (2); Richard Mylner; Anthony Chapman; George Platts.
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- The National Archives, Kew
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- Litigation
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Exchequer: King's Remembrancer: Depositions taken by Commission
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