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Short title: Doubtfire v Elworthy. Documents exhibited in court: Will of James Doubtfire...
Catalogue reference: C 110/161
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This record is about the Short title: Doubtfire v Elworthy. Documents exhibited in court: Will of James Doubtfire... dating from 1711-1855 in the series Chancery: Master Horne's Exhibits. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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C 110/161
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Date (When the record was created)
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1711-1855
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Short title: Doubtfire v Elworthy. Documents exhibited in court:
- Will of James Doubtfire and Mary Doubtfire with probate: Stoke Damerel, Devon; London; Surrey; Middx (1823, 1834).
- Copy of will of Sarah Handey: Brixton, Surrey; Shoreditch, Middx (1827).
- Deeds (originals and copies) relating to Stoke Damerel, Devon (1785, 1807).
- Deeds (originals and copies) relating to Brixton, Surrey (1809, 1810).
- Deeds (originals and copies) relating to Shoreditch, Middx (1808).
- Valuation and sale catalogues; Stoke Damerel, Devon (1834, 1835).
- Abstract of title; Brixton, Surrey (1834).
- Affidavits and order (1834-1840).
Short title: Douglas v Douglas. Documents exhibited in court:
- Bill for rectifying defects in settlement made by Robert Davies: Denb and Flint.
- Abstract of title and deeds: Llanasa etc, Flint (1748-1825).
- Copy of order and receipt for documents (1854).
Short title: Douglas v Harrison. Documents exhibited in court:
- Deeds relating to a plantation in the parish of Hanover, Jamaica (1792).
[H1803 D5] Short title: Downes v Thomas. Documents exhibited in court:
- Document type: Deeds relating to Fahan, Donegal, Ireland (1796-1803).
- Document type: Receipts for deeds delivered out of court (1806, 1812).
Short title: Drakeford v Foden. Documents exhibited in court:
- Will of William Eaton with codicil and probate: St Pancras, Middx (1826-1829).
- Deeds (copies and originals) relating to: Castle Kevin etc, Wicklow, Ireland (1711-1817).
Short title: Dyson v Hornby. Documents exhibited in court:
- Assignments of life interests and declarations as to insurance policies: Everton, Lancs (1846).
Short title: Douglas v Lloyd. Documents exhibited in court:
- Copies of orders and schedule of deeds (1846-1855).
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- The National Archives, Kew
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CHEST 2
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Public Record(s)
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Open Document, Open Description
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C 110
Chancery: Master Horne's Exhibits
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