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Short title: Edwards v Fashion. Documents exhibited in court: Copy of will of Sir...
Catalogue reference: C 110/162
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This record is about the Short title: Edwards v Fashion. Documents exhibited in court: Copy of will of Sir... dating from 1545-1831 in the series Chancery: Master Horne's Exhibits. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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C 110/162
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Date (When the record was created)
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1545-1831
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Short title: Edwards v Fashion. Documents exhibited in court:
- Copy of will of Sir James Edwards, Knight: Ireland and Sussex (1690).
- Original will of William Bishop and wills of Sarah Beckford and Katherine Taylor with probate (1693-1711).
- Copy of will of Michael Edwards: Tandridge, Chessington, Surrey (1696).
- Will of Sir James Edwards bart with probate and inventory of his goods: Norf; Hackney, Middx (1702).
- Rentals: Reedham etc, Norf (1702-1712).
- Deeds relating to Alfriston, Sussex (1686).
- Deeds relating to Norf (1702).
- Bonds, power of attorney, assignments of sums of money, bills of sale (shares in ships) (1692-1709).
Short title: Falkner v Fancourt. Documents exhibited in court:
- Deeds relating to London (1688).
- Deeds relating to Sandhurst, Kent (1621-1690).
- Orders (1721, 1728).
Short title: Falshaw v Richardson. Documents exhibited in court:
- Copy of probate of will of James Laycock: Bradford, Yorks (1798).
- Deed relating to Keighley, Yorks (1812).
Short title: Farrow v Barlow. Documents exhibited in court:
- Deeds relating to Crompton, Lancs (1809-1812).
- Correspondence on woollen trade: Portugal, New York (1813-1817).
- Valuations, arbitrator's award, copy of transfer of canal shares: Rochdale, Lancs (1813-1819).
- Affidavit and schedule of title deeds (1831).
Short title: Ferry v Williams. Documents exhibited in court:
- Papers in FOOTE v FERRY and assignment of debt (1736-1748).
- Deeds relating to Truro, Cornwall (1729-1741).
Short title: Fisher v Fisher. Documents exhibited in court:
- Deeds relating to Kirby Kendal, Westmor (1613-1663).
Short title: Fitzgerald v Creagh. Documents exhibited in court:
- Deeds relating to London (1545-1635).
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- The National Archives, Kew
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CHEST 2
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Open Document, Open Description
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C 110
Chancery: Master Horne's Exhibits
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