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Short title: Cawdron v Everett. Plaintiff(s): George Cawdron. Defendant(s): William...
Catalogue reference: E 134/29and30Eliz/Mich18
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1587 Oct 9-1587 Nov 28
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Short title: Cawdron v Everett.
Plaintiff(s): George Cawdron.
Defendant(s): William Everett.
Subject of depositions: Twenty-four acres of land lying in the fields of Heckington (Lincolnshire); whether granted by the Crown by Letters Patent, 24 July, 21 Eliz I to William Dix and William Cantrell for 21 years? Survey. Also touching the manor of Heckington (Lincolnshire), late parcel of the possessions of Thomas, late Duke of Norfolk, attainted. [The possessions of Thomas Foster, William Foster, John Garland and Thomas Grantham, and "Elizot's lands" are mentioned].
County/place: Lincolnshire.
Date of commission: 5 July 1587.
Additional information: interrogatories and depositions taken 18 September 1587 at Folkingham.
Deponent(s): Anthony Cawdron; William Foster (2); William Jeffrey; Anthony Newlove (2); John Warner.
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- E 134/29&30Eliz/Mich18
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- Manors
- Litigation
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Exchequer: King's Remembrancer: Depositions taken by Commission
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