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Short title: Remshinge v Frankland. Plaintiff(s): Thomas Remshinge, Richard Gregory....
Catalogue reference: E 134/13Jas1/Hil10
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This record is about the Short title: Remshinge v Frankland. Plaintiff(s): Thomas Remshinge, Richard Gregory.... dating from 1616 Jan 23-1616 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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- 1616 Jan 23-1616 Feb 12
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Short title: Remshinge v Frankland.
Plaintiff(s): Thomas Remshinge, Richard Gregory.
Defendant(s): William Frankland, of Clytherowe.
Subject of depositions: Calf skins and tanned leather; whether conveyed by defendant's agents from Toxteth Park, to a bark called "The Gift of God" of Drohada, Ireland, lying within the river of Liverpool? Seizure of same skins, by the Customs officers.
County/place: Lancashire.
Date of commission: 28 November 1615.
Additional information: interrogatories and depositions taken 19 January 1616 at Liverpool.
Deponent(s): Edward Williamsonn; John Jumpe; Edward Moore.
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- Litigation
- Ireland
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Short title: Remshinge v Frankland. Plaintiff(s): Thomas Remshinge, Richard Gregory....
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