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Short title: Neale v Kent. Plaintiff(s): Thomas Neale. Defendant(s): Michael Kent...
Catalogue reference: E 134/30and31Eliz/Mich37
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This record is about the Short title: Neale v Kent. Plaintiff(s): Thomas Neale. Defendant(s): Michael Kent... dating from 1588 Oct 9-1588 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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- E 134/30and31Eliz/Mich37
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1588 Oct 9-1588 Nov 28
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Short title: Neale v Kent.
Plaintiff(s): Thomas Neale.
Defendant(s): Michael Kent and others.
Subject of depositions: Value of the lands of John Cosgarne, namely the manor of Cosegarne, Cosegarne Wollas, Checoyes, Gowen Gompas, Trevolhan Boelowza, the fourth part of Penhall Poure, Retillacke, Egloseage, Wene, Porthegluoyon, St Austell, Leseage, Trehadda, Tregeare, Bosewdell, Penrise, Bolonza, Treganetha, Trevolthan, and elsewhere, in Cornwall. [The names and possessions of Edward Cosgarne, Thomasine Cosgarne, Robert Waddam, Mr Colrodger, Mr Tregellys, Mr Tredynew, Mr Trehane, of Probus, are mentioned].
County/place: Cornwall.
Date of commission: [unspecified].
Additional information: depositions taken 27 August 1588 at Trewerve.
Deponent(s): John Treweeke (3); Edward Cosegarne; Thomasin Cosegarne (2); Henry Dyllonde; John Cosegarne (3); Nicholas James; John Skewes; John Greepe; Thomas Shepherde; Cicely Shepherde; Nicholas Bathe; John Carkeeke; Hugh Mundaye; Richard Curvethe; John Thomas; Thomas Harrye; Owen Bray; Nicholas Cosegarne (2); Rendle Mosen; Robert Warde; Robert Waddam; John Lane; William Plynte; Mychell Kente; Thomas Dayhoc; Luke Illarye; Richard Croskeys; Walter Buckinghame; Thomas Tippett; Michael Jenkyn; Bennet Pascus; Bennet Thomas; John Lethleean; Cuthbert Michell; William Kent (2); Richard Sparman; Richard Morcombe; Mathew Roskarnan; John Baker; Thomas Baker (2); Noel Rawe; Martin Pernall; John Luke; John Richarde; Thomas Colroger; William Kendale; John Allen; Lewis Cowlinge; John Coryton; Robert Treencreke; Robert Keysare; John Collinge; Christopher Coaffe; Opie Treguy; John Bawde; John Corrynton; Robert Richard; Sampson Tremayne; John Adacot; John Harrie; John Stephins; William Tubb; Sampson Tubb; Martin Baylyffes; Edward John; John Courne.
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- E 134/30&31Eliz/Mich37
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- Litigation
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