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Short title: Chaworth v Bettison (1790-1799). Documents exhibited in court: Will...
Catalogue reference: C 111/83
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This record is about the Short title: Chaworth v Bettison (1790-1799). Documents exhibited in court: Will... dating from 1459-18th century in the series Chancery: Master Brougham's Exhibits. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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- C 111/83
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1459-18th century
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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:
- Will and probate of Thomas Chaworth (1459).
- Copy and probate of Thomas Chaworth (1459).
- Copy of limits of Annesley and Linby, Notts (1545).
- Decree of court of wards of liveries to Sir George Chaworth (1582).
- Copy will of Sir George Chaworth (1589).
- Inquisition and probate of George Chaworth (1590).
- Leases, mortgages, marriage settlements etc: Annesley, Felley Abbey, Wiverton, Edwalton, Warsop etc, Notts (1617-1742).
- Will of John Chawarth (1625).
- Copy of John Chawarth (1625).
- Will and probate of George, Viscount Chaworth (1639).
- Will and probate of George, Viscount Chaworth (1639).
- Grant permitting Viscount Chaworth to enclose a park in Annesley, Notts (1661).
- Inquisition on death of George, Lord Chaworth (1689).
- Exemplification of record: Selston Common, Notts (1690).
- Grants, releases etc: Annesley and Kirkby, Notts (1715-1764).
- Release, Felley Abbey, Notts (1718).
- Will and probate of Charlotte Chaworth (1741).
- Copy will of Joseph Burrows (1747).
- Will and probate of George Chaworth (1755).
- Copy and probate of George Chaworth (1755).
- Will and probate of Mary Chaworth (1760).
- Deed of sale: Hucknall Torkard, Notts (1762).
- Release and conveyance to William Chaworth (1763).
- Copy will of William Chaworth (1765).
- Will and probate of Charles Chaworth (1769).
- Will and probate of William Chaworth (1770).
- Award in CHAWORTH v BOOTH (1780).
- Deed relating to enclosures: Cropwell Butler, Notts (1788).
- Copy inquisition to prove descent of Henry VI from Patrick Chaworth, Baron Ogden; genealogies of Chaworth family [18th century].
- Copy wills of Gilbert Millington (1694), Charles Savile (1718) and Sarah Millington (1739) [18th century].
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- The National Archives, Kew
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- Public Record(s)
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- Open Document, Open Description
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- https://beta.nationalarchives.gov.uk/catalogue/id/C5878258/
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C 111
Chancery: Master Brougham's Exhibits
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