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Short title: Keylock v Baynham. Plaintiff(s): William Keylock, Thomas Church, Richard...
Catalogue reference: E 134/36Eliz/Hil21
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This record is about the Short title: Keylock v Baynham. Plaintiff(s): William Keylock, Thomas Church, Richard... dating from 1594 Jan 23-1594 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)
- 1594 Jan 23-1594 Feb 12
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Short title: Keylock v Baynham.
Plaintiff(s): William Keylock, Thomas Church, Richard Sisemore.
Defendant(s): Thomas Baynham, Jos. Baynham, Thomas Brayne, James Berrow, esquires, George Gough, George Weroll, George Catchman, gentlemen, Woodward, tenants and freeholders to Her Majesty in the forest of Deane.
Subject of depositions: Forest of Deane, the manors of Minsterworth and Tibberton (parcel of the duchy of Lancaster), the woodwardship of Abenhall, the manor of Abenhall, the manor of Clowerworth, and lands in Nuland, St Brevell, Ruardyn, Micheldene, Lytelldene, the woodwardships of Micheldene and Ruardyn, the manors of Micheldene and Ruardyn, lands in Bicknor and Littledene, the "manor of the Lea" and the woodwardship "of the Lea" the manor of Blakney, and the woodwardship of Blakney. Metes and bounds, and perambulation of the forest, etc. Customs of manors. Common of pasture and "pawnage" in the forest Survey.
County/place: Gloucestershire.
Date of commission: [unspecified].
Additional information: interrogatories and depositions taken 3 January 1594 at Newenham.
Deponent(s): Thomas Baker; Richard Aguillam; Arthur Barrett; John Worgan; Thomas Morelande; Henry Howlsteede; Richard Astman; John Painter; Thomas Wattes; William Flowere; Roger Morwent; John Northe; John Nursse; William Goughe; Robert Shingleton; Christopher Bond; Richard Himan; John Nayler; Richard Agwillam; Christopher Griffit; Thomas Steynor; William Flower; Thomas Morse, alias Tanner; William Tyler; Thomas Hawkine.
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