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Short title: Kirby v Hoo. Plaintiff(s): Walter Kirby, clerk. Defendant(s): Richard...
Catalogue reference: E 134/1Jas1/Mich13
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- 1603 Oct 10-1603 Nov 28
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Short title: Kirby v Hoo.
Plaintiff(s): Walter Kirby, clerk.
Defendant(s): Richard Hoo.
Subject of depositions: Parsonage or moiety thereof in the town of Skarning (owned by defendant), lately belonging to the monastery of Waltham (Essex); also a vicarage presentative in such town (plaintiff vicar); whether a pension of £4 was customarily paid or payable out of the parsonage or moiety to the vicar? Touching first fruits. Ancient augmentation of vicarage by John Wigenhall, vicar-general, to the Bishop of Norwich in 1443, by the name of six marks, to be paid perpetually out of the moiety of the rectory of Waltham. [This pension is to be seen among the valuation of benefices, 26 Henry VIII, county of Norfolk and deanery of Brisley.] Survey.
County/place: Norfolk.
Date of commission: 27 June 1603.
Additional information: interrogatories and depositions taken 24 September 1603 at Norwich.
Deponent(s): Hugh Castleton, clerk (2); William Seckar (2); Thomas Penton (2); John Woodthorpe.
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