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Short title: Governors v Hanbury. Plaintiff(s): The Governors, Assistants, and Society...
Catalogue reference: E 134/39Eliz/Hil23
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This record is about the Short title: Governors v Hanbury. Plaintiff(s): The Governors, Assistants, and Society... dating from 1597 Jan 24-1597 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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- 1597 Jan 24-1597 Feb 12
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Short title: Governors v Hanbury.
Plaintiff(s): The Governors, Assistants, and Society of the Mineral and Battery Works.
Defendant(s): Richard Hanbury.
Subject of depositions: "Wier Works" at Tintern (Monmouthshire), established in the year 12 Eliz by John Wheeler, Andrew Palmer, Sir Richard Martin, Anthony Gamadge, Francis Eaton, and Richard Hanbury. Profits of the speculation, and quality of iron supplied (by Richard Hanbury); more particularly touching the quality of "Osmond" or "Osmont" iron supplied.
County/place: Monmouthshire.
Date of commission: 23 November 1596.
Additional information: interrogatories and depositions taken 17 January 1597 at Chepstow, certificate dated 20 January 1597.
Deponent(s): Thomas Tate; Bartholomew Pettingale (2); Francis Watkins (2); Richard Lloide (2); George Corslett (2); Gilbert Russell (2); Richard Fisher; Barnes Harman; Cornelius Avenant; Walter Jasper; John Crouer; Phillip Robertes; Lancelot Bromich; Charles Williams; William Jones; Thomas Griffith; Nicholas Fynger; Thomas Hackett, clerk (2); Richard Duckett; John Hinckyns; Roger Sayre; William Bradford; John Martyn; William Sprynytt; John Cooper; Roger Skynner; James Johnson; Francis Bradley; Richard Petyngale; Francis Blunte.
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- Litigation
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Exchequer: King's Remembrancer: Depositions taken by Commission
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