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Short title: Chaworth v Bettison (1790-1799). Documents exhibited in court: Indenture...
Catalogue reference: C 111/82
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This record is about the Short title: Chaworth v Bettison (1790-1799). Documents exhibited in court: Indenture... dating from 1372-1799 in the series Chancery: Master Brougham's Exhibits. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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- C 111/82
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1372-1799
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Description (What the record is about)
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Short title: Chaworth v Bettison (1790-1799). Documents exhibited in court:
- Indenture of war between the King and Rauf de Ferrers (1372).
- Licence of alienation for Wiverton and other Notts manors (1431).
- Letters patent, Annesley, Notts (1543).
- Deed: Wiverton, Notts (1583). With seal.
- Deed of feoffment: Edwalton, Notts (1583).
- Discharge of tenure in capite and confirmation of soccage tenure: Wiverton, Notts (1583).
- Exemplification of recovery (1585).
- Counterpart lease: Edwalton, Notts (1617).
- Recovery: Felley Abbey, Notts (1617).
- Licence of alienation: Wiverton and Annesley, Notts (1620).
- Pardon of alienation: Annesley, Notts (1621).
- Marriage settlement and deed of sale: Harthill, Woodhall, Yorks; Wiverton, Notts (1631).
- Papers in the case CHAWORTH v CHAWORTH (1635).
- Lease: Annesley, Notts (1640).
- Deeds, recoveries, settlements etc (1656-1771).
- Deed of recovery, Edwalton, Notts (1667).
- Coal mine lease: Nuttall, Notts (1708).
- Deeds, marriage settlement etc relating to Lord Pollington and Felley Abbey, Notts (1718-1762).
- Deeds; receivers' accounts: Cropwell, Butler, Wiverton, Annesley, Marnham, Notts; Harthill, Yorks (1732).
- Schedule of deeds and affidavits in CHAWORTH v CHAWORTH (1799).
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Held by (Who holds the record)
- The National Archives, Kew
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- Open Document, Open Description
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C 111
Chancery: Master Brougham's Exhibits
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