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Short title: Beacon v Whitfield. Plaintiff(s): Basell Beacon, clerk. Defendant(s):...
Catalogue reference: E 134/32Eliz/Hil10
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This record is about the Short title: Beacon v Whitfield. Plaintiff(s): Basell Beacon, clerk. Defendant(s):... dating from 1590 Jan 23-1590 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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- 1590 Jan 23-1590 Feb 12
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Short title: Beacon v Whitfield.
Plaintiff(s): Basell Beacon, clerk.
Defendant(s): Clement Whitfield, Herbert Whitfield.
Subject of depositions: Right and title of the parson of Warehorne to 32 acres of land. A suit was brought by John Dunne against Thomas Knell, late parson of Warehorne, by information of intrusion "supposing said lands to be concealed" from the Crown. Whether said premises are parcel of the manor of Tinton? Whether purchased by Christopher Carlisle for Lord Wentworth, of the Crown as concealed lands, and had by Richard Tuck from Lord Wentworth. [The names and possessions of John Gibson, farmer to Sir Anthony Aucher, farmer of said parsonage, Sir John Whittington, curate of Warehorne, Joseph Whitte, his executor, Stephen Cowper, John Fowle, serjeant-at-arms, Lewis ap Rhys, Richard Yonge, priory of Horton, and the bounds of Romney Marsh, are mentioned].
County/place: Kent.
Date of commission: 28 November 1589.
Additional information: interrogatories and depositions taken 19 January 1590 at Ashford.
Deponent(s): Thomas Knell; William Tanner; John Crouchman; Abraham Boyman; William Mayo; Henry Robinson; John Boyman; Robert Barrowe.
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- Manors
- Litigation
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