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[W1808 P20 & W1810 P31]. Pulteney v Chetwynd. Two answers. The bills and answers...
Catalogue reference: C 13/107/7
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- C 13/107/7
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1809
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[W1808 P20 & W1810 P31].
Pulteney v Chetwynd. Two answers.
The bills and answers of these two cases are intermingled, one answer applies to both cases.
W1808 P20.
Plaintiffs: Sir James Pulteney.
Defendants: Thomas Jones and Christopher Codrington.
Amended by an order dated 8 Nov 1808: John Kipling, Osborne Markham, John Fawcett and Elizabeth Evelyn Fawcet his wife, Elizabeth Frances Markham, Henrietta Alicia Markham, Cecilia Markham, Maria Markham, Anne Isabella Markham, George Markham, Frederick Markham, Sophia Markham, Edward Markhan, Sarah Markham, John Apsley Pulteney Fawcett, Henrietta Laura Pulteney Fawcett, Isabella Pulteney Fawcett, Judith Pultney Fawcett, Richard Sutton, Robert Sutton otherwise Robert Nassau Sutton, Robert Chaplin and Anna Georgina Chaplin his wife, William Chaplin and wife and Rt Hon Richard (Chetwynd) Viscount Chetwynd added as defendants.
Supplementary Bill Trinity 1808 plaintiffs name Murray, Supplementary Bill Trinity 1810 plaintiffs name Murray, Revived Michaelmas 1810, Revived Hilary 1812 plaintiffs name Murray, Supplementary Bill Michaelmas 1812, Revived Trinity 1833 plaintiffs name Murray, Supplementary Bill Michaelmas 1840 plaintiffs name Murray, Revived and Supplementary Bill Trinity 1843 plaintiffs name Pulteney and Supplementary Bill 1852 P No.61 name Pulteney (see C14/1385 No 61).
W1810 P31.
Plaintiffs: Sir James Pulteney.
Defendants: Francis Pulteney Fawcett.
Original Bill Trinity 1808
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- The National Archives, Kew
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- Public Record(s)
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- parchment membranes
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- Suit titles taken from OBS 1/654; data on parties taken from IND 1/4157 fo 402 & IND1/4158 fo 365
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- https://beta.nationalarchives.gov.uk/catalogue/id/C9056636/
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Court of Chancery: Six Clerks Office: Pleadings 1801-1842
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