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Short title: Killinghall v Blakeston. Plaintiff(s): Henry Killinghall. Defendant(s):...
Catalogue reference: E 134/30and31Eliz/Mich27
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- 1588 Oct 9-1588 Nov 28
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Short title: Killinghall v Blakeston.
Plaintiff(s): Henry Killinghall.
Defendant(s): Thomas Blakeston, clerk, George Baynbryge.
Subject of depositions: Right and title to premises and lands in Midleton Overow (Durham), whether given by Marmaduke Suertyes for superstitious uses i.e. to find a priest, in Dynsdell Church. Concerning the possessions of the parsonage of Dynsdall (parcel of Durham Cathedral), in the lordship of Low Dynsdale. Composition for glebe.
County/place: Durham.
Date of commission: 20 June 1588.
Additional information: interrogatories and depositions taken 30 July 1588 at Darlington.
Deponent(s): James Urpyn; John Hudson; Robert Place (2); Robert Nelson; George Myers; Christopher Ward; Nicholas Wasse; George Warde; Robert Warde.
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- Litigation
- Religions
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