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Short title: Baynton v Anstye. Plaintiffs: Sir Henry Baynton kt. Defendants: John...
Catalogue reference: STAC 8/75/12
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This record is about the Short title: Baynton v Anstye. Plaintiffs: Sir Henry Baynton kt. Defendants: John... dating from 1610 March in the series Court of Star Chamber: Proceedings, James I. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1610 March
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Short title: Baynton v Anstye.
Plaintiffs: Sir Henry Baynton kt.
Defendants: John Anstye, son and heir of William Anstye, Richard Mounteyne his brother-in-law, Sir Timothy Whittingham kt, George Mortimer, John Mortimer his brother, and others.
Subject: Maintenance of a suit in the ecclesiastical courts for the administration of the goods of Andrew Baynton, deceased, uncle of plaintiff Sir Henry Baynton and of other suits against said plaintiff's tenants; forcible entry on the manors of Bromham Baynton, Bromham Battayle, Bremhill and Stanley.
Wiltshire.
Barnes category: destruction of property; maintenance; unlawful assembly; conspiracy; vexatious litigation; officer's misfeasance.
Another action was also brought before the Court of Chancery
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- Manors
- Litigation
- Religions
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Court of Star Chamber: Proceedings, James I
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