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Short title: Hanmer v Hanmer. Plaintiff(s): Sir Thomas Hanmer, kt, Sir Thomas Mostyn....
Catalogue reference: E 134/11Jas1/Mich31
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This record is about the Short title: Hanmer v Hanmer. Plaintiff(s): Sir Thomas Hanmer, kt, Sir Thomas Mostyn.... dating from 1613 Oct 9-1613 Nov 29 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)
- 1613 Oct 9-1613 Nov 29
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Short title: Hanmer v Hanmer.
Plaintiff(s): Sir Thomas Hanmer, kt, Sir Thomas Mostyn.
Defendant(s): Sir William Hanmer, kt, John Lloyd, John Conway, John Hanmer, Roger Williams, Hugh Piers ap Williams, John Evans, John David ap Lewis, John Meredith, John ap Robert ap William.
Subject of depositions: Messuage, lands, in St Asaph, Rhatland, Combe, Disserth, Meliden, Gwayniscor, Rhelofnoyd, Llanassaph, Whitford, Holywell, Demerchion, Bottbarry, Caerwys Shiviocke, Kilken, Halkin, Flint, Nannerch, Northop, and Hope, commonly called "The Old Escheat Lands ", "The New Escheat Lands ", "Mardyr" and "Tyr Issue" in possession of defendants. Grant of same by late Queen Elizabeth to plaintiffs to use of defendants. Also touching lands called "Saxons' Lands." Metes and bounds. Payment of reserved rent.
County/place: Flintshire.
Date of commission: 23 June 1613.
Additional information: interrogatories and depositions taken 30 September 1613 at Flint.
Deponent(s): Thomas Hughes; Harry ap Hugh Lloyd; Piers Williames (2); Hugh Davies; John Lloyde; Thomas Pulford; John ap Hugh ap Rees ap Ievan; Thomas ap John ap Llewelin; Ellis ap Thomas; William Jones; Thomas Edwards.
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- Litigation
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