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Short title: Attorney General v Cornwallis. Plaintiff(s): Attorney General. Defendant(s):...
Catalogue reference: E 134/37and38Eliz/Mich17
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1595 Oct 9-1595 Nov 28
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Short title: Attorney General v Cornwallis.
Plaintiff(s): Attorney General.
Defendant(s): Charles Cornwallis.
Subject of depositions: Trymley Heath alias Trymley Common, and the manors of Stratton and Moston, in the hundred of Colneys (Suffolk), and a heath or waste ground commonly called Stratton and Moston Walk. Alleged intrusion on Trimley Heath. Metes and bounds. Survey. Also touching a former tryal. [The names of Thomas Lamb, William Jermy, William Candish (Cavendish), Thomas Cotwyn, and Sir Richard Candish (Cavendish), are mentioned].
County/place: Suffolk.
Date of commission: 9 July 1595.
Additional information: interrogatories and depositions taken 6 October 1595 at Ipswich.
Deponent(s): Thomas Webb (2); Edmund Towley (2); Richard Brooke; William Duffeild.
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- E 134/37&38Eliz/Mich17
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- Manors
- Litigation
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