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Short title: Lowen v Spencer. Plaintiff(s): Helen Lowen, widow, and Jasper Lowen,...
Catalogue reference: E 134/29and30Eliz/Mich13
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This record is about the Short title: Lowen v Spencer. Plaintiff(s): Helen Lowen, widow, and Jasper Lowen,... dating from 1587 Oct 9-1587 Nov 28 in the series Exchequer: King's Remembrancer: Depositions taken by Commission. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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- 1587 Oct 9-1587 Nov 28
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Short title: Lowen v Spencer.
Plaintiff(s): Helen Lowen, widow, and Jasper Lowen, in the right of the Queen's Majesty.
Defendant(s): John Spencer, lord of the manor of Magdalen Bury.
Subject of depositions: Right and title to a piece of waste ground called "Robley Heath" alias "Frobley Heath" lying in the parishes of Welwyn, Codicott, and Knepworth; whether the heath is parcel of the manor of Magdalen Bury, in the parish of Welwyn. Alleged molestation of Her Majesty's tenants, and encroachment upon the ground by defendant. [The possessions of Rowland Lytton, Thomas Pene, Sir William Layes, kt, William Auncell, Simon Lowyn, William Lowen (late husband of plaintiff Helen and father of Jasper) are mentioned].
County/place: Hertford.
Date of commission: 5 July 1587.
Additional information: interrogatories and depositions taken 21 August 1587 at Welwen.
Deponent(s): Thomas Pene; Robert Pene; Michael Fylde; John Hurste; Clement Manester; William Crowche; John Kentyshe; William Barkemaker; John Mychell; Thomas Penne.
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- Manors
- Litigation
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