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[W1836 H26]. Hill v Gomme. Two answers. Plaintiffs: William Thomas Hill. Defendants:...
Catalogue reference: C 13/358/31
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- 1836
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[W1836 H26].
Hill v Gomme. Two answers.
Plaintiffs: William Thomas Hill.
Defendants: James Chattle Gomme, William Vaile and wife, Joseph Vickers, William Friend and Richard Hill.
Amended by an order dated 13 March 1837: Thomas Meacock, William Meacock, William Smith, Eve Dean, William Brown and wife, William Field and wife, John Pamphilon and wife added as defendants.
Amended by an order dated 12 April 1838: John Robert Burleton and wife and William Vaile junior added as defendants.
Chancery Master: Lord Henley
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- Litigation
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- Suit titles taken from OBS 1/654; data on parties taken from IND 1/4160 fo 219
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