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[W1798 F10]. Short title: French v Sparks. Document type: two bills and four answers....

Catalogue reference: C 12/257/28

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This record is about the [W1798 F10]. Short title: French v Sparks. Document type: two bills and four answers.... dating from 1798 in the series Court of Chancery: Six Clerks Office: Pleadings 1758 to 1800. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.

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C 12/257/28
Date
1798
Description

[W1798 F10].

Short title: French v Sparks.

Document type: two bills and four answers.

Plaintiffs: Joseph French.

Defendant: Thomas Brooks, William Harris, George Sewell, John Burgess, Robert Sparks, Jukes Coulsons, Dame Elizabeth Young, Thomas Dear, Daniel Harris, John Marlow Dear alias John Dear Marlow, Thomas Weston, George Chamberlain, George Smallpiece, William Ocertone, Samuel Shephard, William Tahourdin, Edward Turnor, Henry Chase, Lawrence James Worsfold, Henry Chater, Thomas Chambion, Edward Whire, Edward Eades, Judith Hole, Henry Howard, William Cooke, Henry Woods, Mary Holford, Daniel Elliott, Joshua Small, George Taylor, Richard Heather, Charles Downes, Joseph Webb, George Fielder, James Halliday, George Hyde, Joseph Gee and James Sharpe.

Amended by an order dated 18 December 1798: Thomas Kirkpatrick Escott, Peter Vincent, John King and Attorney General added as defendants.

One answer is probably a demurrer.

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Suit titles taken from OBS 1/653
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