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Short title: French v Alexander. C 110/47-49 include the following documents exhibited...
Catalogue reference: C 110/47
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This record is about the Short title: French v Alexander. C 110/47-49 include the following documents exhibited... dating from 1437-1822 in the series Chancery: Master Horne's Exhibits. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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Reference (The unique identifier to the record described, used to order and refer to it)
- C 110/47
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1437-1822
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Description (What the record is about)
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Short title: French v Alexander. C 110/47-49 include the following documents exhibited in court:
- Deeds and indentures of fines (of considerable topographical value): Soho, Middx (1474-1714).
- Deeds relating to Paddington, Middx (1527).
- Deeds relating to St Giles-in-the-Fields, Middx (1527).
- Copy of indenture of fine: Netheravon, Wilts (1667).
Unknown causes. C 110/47-49 also include the following documents exhibited in court:
- (1) Deeds relating to Salop (1682-1698).
- (2) Memoranda, accounts, marine insurance policies (1716-1822).
- (3) London (1677-1793); Deeds relating to Shimfield, Berks (1626); Deeds relating to Fulham, Middx (1721); Deeds relating to Croxton, Norf (1698); Deeds relating to Fressingfield, Suff (1437, 1665); Licence to curacy: Kingston-by-sea, Sussex (1723); Articles of agreement, bonds, apprentice's indenture (1652-1736).
- (4) Deeds relating to Fordham, Norf (1664).
- (5) Receipts and accounts for house property: London (1710-1713).
- (6) Accounts in PYE v GORGES: Herefordshire (1711-1717).
- (7) Inventories of goods of Thomas and Sarah Floyd, executors' accounts: New Shoreham, Suss (1713-1720).
- (8) Declarations of trust (1740, 1748); Deed relating to Menhemstek, Cornwall (1724).
- (9) Papers of Joseph Ashton, wharfinger (1689-1731).
- (10) Accounts in CANNELL v BRISCOE (1741-1743).
- (11) Will of Margaret Wood with probate (1726).
- (12) Assignments of annuities under statutes 5 Anne 18 and 6 Anne 2 (1715-1718); Deeds relating to London (1700); Deeds relating to Westminster, Middx (1718); Deeds relating to Caern (1708); Deeds relating to Yorks (1693-1718); Accounts, bonds, promissory notes, letters of attorney (1706-1720).
- (13) Indenture of partnership (coal merchants) (1770).
- (14) Will of Samuel Hawkins with probate (1666); Will of John Smith with probate:Eaton Bishop etc, Heref (1722, 1730); Deeds relating to King's Nympton, Devon (1724); Deeds relating to Sawbridgeworth, Herts (1728); Deeds relating to Bromley, Middx (1716); Deeds relating to Hendon, Middx (1719); Appeal for rebuilding burnt vicarage: Llangwn, Monm (1706).
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Note (Additional information about the record)
- Individual catalogue entries numbered C 110/47/1-14 were created in error; these were removed from the catalogue in September 2020.
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Held by (Who holds the record)
- The National Archives, Kew
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Former department reference (Former identifier given by the originating creator)
- 27
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- Public Record(s)
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- Open Document, Open Description
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Record URL
- https://beta.nationalarchives.gov.uk/catalogue/id/C5096161/
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C 110
Chancery: Master Horne's Exhibits
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