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Short title: Lacam v Mortyns. Documents exhibited in court: Copy of will of Simon...
Catalogue reference: C 110/172
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This record is about the Short title: Lacam v Mortyns. Documents exhibited in court: Copy of will of Simon... dating from 1642-1839 in the series Chancery: Master Horne's Exhibits. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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- C 110/172
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1642-1839
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Description (What the record is about)
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Short title: Lacam v Mortyns. Documents exhibited in court:
- Copy of will of Simon Degge: Lincs, Staffs, Worcs, Derb (1724).
- Deeds relating to Welton etc, Lincs (1676-1739).
- Deeds relating to Little Chester etc, Derby (1676-1739).
- Deeds relating to Stoke on Trent etc, Staffs (1676-1716).
- Deeds relating to Alvechurch etc, Worcs (1716).
- Affidavit (1744).
Short title: Le Bas v Willis. Documents exhibited in court:
- Bonds, warrant of attorney, release and assignments (1712, 1713).
Short title: Re Lean. Documents exhibited in court:
- Partnership agreement (coal merchant): Westminster, Middx (1776).
Short title: Leaton v Forster. Documents exhibited in court:
- Accounts: Durh (1806-1809).
Short title: Leslie v Lambert. Documents exhibited in court:
- Bond and copy of deed: Hoxton, Middx (1812).
- Grant of an annuity; warrant of attorney (1812).
- Agreement of Sir Jonathan Miles's creditors and affidavit (1821).
- Correspondence (1821).
Short title: Love v Russell. Documents exhibited in court:
- Conditions for lease and deed: Marshwood, Dors (1759, 1761).
- Letters and accounts: Marshwood, Dors (1760-1764).
- Affidavits (1766).
Short title: Livesey v Harding. Documents exhibited in court:
- Copy of will of Gilbert Balshawe: Liverpool and Snape, Lancs (1642).
- Wills with probate of Edmund Livesey, John Litherland, Elizabeth Livesey and copy of will of John Parker: Liverpool (1704-1743).
- Original will of Edmund Livesey: Ormskirk, Lancs (1743).
- Will of Edmund Livesey with probate: West Derby, Lancs (1811, 1817).
- Administrations of Joanna Holt, Thomas Allcock, Gilbert Livesey and copy of will of Wingfield Harding (1686-1774).
- Indenture of apprenticeship (apothecary): Liverpool, Lancs (1758).
- Deeds, copies of court roll and plans relating to West Derby, Lancs (1666-1828).
- Deeds, copies of court roll and plans relating to Liverepool, Lancs (1705-1784).
- Bonds, letters of attorney and papers in CHESHIRE v RATCHDALE (1681-1839).
Short title: Lucas v Lucas. Documents exhibited in court:
- Will of John Calfe and affidavits (1734, 1737).
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Held by (Who holds the record)
- The National Archives, Kew
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- CHEST 2
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- Open Document, Open Description
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- https://beta.nationalarchives.gov.uk/catalogue/id/C5096285/
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C 110
Chancery: Master Horne's Exhibits
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