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Short title: Huntinge v Knyvett. Plaintiff(s): John Huntinge. Defendant(s): Thomas...
Catalogue reference: E 134/34Eliz/Hil11
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This record is about the Short title: Huntinge v Knyvett. Plaintiff(s): John Huntinge. Defendant(s): Thomas... dating from 1592 Jan 24-1592 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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Date (When the record was created)
- 1592 Jan 24-1592 Feb 12
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Short title: Huntinge v Knyvett.
Plaintiff(s): John Huntinge.
Defendant(s): Thomas Knyvett, son of Sir Thomas Knyvett, Richard Huisse alias Hulse alias Howes.
Subject of depositions: Premises called Watts Close and Watts Grove, the towns of Old Buckenham and New Buckenham. Metes and bounds. Tithes. A lease from Sir John Clifton, kt, Lord of Buckenham Castle (one of defendant Knyvett's ancestors), by John Heydon, John Clopton, and others, co-feoffees of Sir John Clifton, to the prior of the convent of St James, in Old Buckenham (Norfolk). [Sir Edmund Knyvett, grandfather of defendant, Sir Roger Woodhouse, executor of Sir Thomas Knyvett; a suit touching the grounds, in the court of wards, between one Chace and Sir Roger Woodhouse, are mentioned].
County/place: Norfolk.
Date of commission: 29 November 1591.
Additional information: interrogatories and depositions taken 17 January 1592 at Attleboro'.
Deponent(s): Henry Blake; Richard Sturdyvant; William Verdon; William Cundall; William Johnson; William Gylder; Thomas Neave; Thomas Jolly; John Edwards; Thomas Grygges; Peter Underwoode.
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