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Short title: Gouche v Jhessoppe. Plaintiff(s): Sir John Gouche, Henry Willoughby,...
Catalogue reference: E 134/26Eliz/East10
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This record is about the Short title: Gouche v Jhessoppe. Plaintiff(s): Sir John Gouche, Henry Willoughby,... dating from 1584 May 6-1584 June 1 in the series Exchequer: King's Remembrancer: Depositions taken by Commission. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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- 1584 May 6-1584 June 1
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Short title: Gouche v Jhessoppe.
Plaintiff(s): Sir John Gouche, Henry Willoughby, Thomas Drydo, Stepn. Pople, Thomas Barons, John Bellman.
Defendant(s): John Jhessoppe, vicar of Gillingham.
Subject of depositions: Certain slanderous matters alledged against the defendant; and touching tithes of Gillingham, Milton-upon-Stowre, and Burton. Was Gillingham called Clyffehouse.
County/place: Dorset.
Date of commission: 28 January 1584.
Additional information: interrogatories and depositions taken 21 April 1584 at Gillingham.
Deponent(s): John Crowche; John Pettye; Joan Pettye; Nicholas Tyse; Richard Childes; William Cornyshe; William Hescocke, alias Ashe (2); Thomas Kinge (2); Roger Vanner; Robert Horte; John Whitemarshe (2); John Shorte; John Butts (2); Philip Browne; Robert Braddon; James Brighte, alias Lucas (2); Robert Browne (2); William Hendy; Christopher Prestley (2); Mathew Nayler; William Humber; Richard Thorne, clerk; Richard Pickefate; William Phillippes; Stephen Edwardes; John Chalcote; William Peverell; William Cresbyn; Robert Dawbney; Phillippe Browne; Ralph Eyres; John Everede; William Mowles; Thomas Cox; Alice Buttes; William Eastcotte.
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- Litigation
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