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Short title: Mayor of Beaumaris v Bulkley. Plaintiff(s): Mayor, bailiff, and burgesses...
Catalogue reference: E 134/30Eliz/Hil11
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This record is about the Short title: Mayor of Beaumaris v Bulkley. Plaintiff(s): Mayor, bailiff, and burgesses... dating from 1588 Jan 23-1588 Feb 12 in the series Exchequer: King's Remembrancer: Depositions taken by Commission. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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- 1588 Jan 23-1588 Feb 12
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Short title: Mayor of Beaumaris v Bulkley.
Plaintiff(s): Mayor, bailiff, and burgesses of the town of Beaumaris.
Defendant(s): Rowland Bulkley alias Buckley, and Robert ap David ap Jevan.
Subject of depositions: Right and title to certain closes called St Mary Heys, lying within the liberties of the town of Bewmarres, and parcel of the possessions of the late chantry of Our Lady the Virgin, in the church of Bewmarres, and granted by Edw VI to Richard Gittins, and made over by the said Richard Gittins to Ellis Scolfyeld, setting aside all chantry leases, said to be occupied by defendants (as alleged) under a lease from the chantry. [William Bulkley (defendant's father), Owen David ap William, Ralph Goodman, former bailiff of Bewmares, and Ellen Bulkley, are mentioned].
County/place: Anglesea.
Date of commission: 28 November 1587.
Additional information: interrogatories and depositions taken 8 January 1588 at Bewmarres.
Deponent(s): Richard Johnson; William Brodheard (2); Robert Boulton (2); Roland Williams; Ellis Barlowe; Roger Adie; Roland Boulton; Morres Gruffith; Thomas Wyn ap William; Thomas Blese; Hugh Goodman; Margaret Verch David; Elizabeth Rowland Buckley; John ap Hughe; Thomas ap Evan; Owen Woodes; Elizabeth Bulkley; Richard Johnson.
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- Litigation
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