Quorndon Records
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Heyricke has no Title to any part of the tithes after the sale of the same by his late father Sir William Heyricke.
Exchequer Bills and Answers, Commonwealth, Leicester, 34. May 17th, A.D. 1658.
In the Cause depending by English Bill between William Herricke, Esq., Plaintiff, and Peter Chaveney, Francis Harris, Humphrey Stables, John Middleton, William Stables and Edward Squire, Defendants.
The Writ is directed Oliver, Lord Protector of the Commonwealth of England, etc., etc. To Our well belove...d Theophilus Cave, Esq., Thomas Farnham, Esq., .... Palmer, gent., Thomas Benington, gent., Samuel Baker, gent., William Maior and Thomas Wood, gent.. Greeting.
Order to examine John Midleton, Edward Squire, Humphrey Stables, Francis Harris, William Stables and Peter Chaveney, defendants, concerning the matters contained in a certain Petition or Bill exhibited before the Barons of the Exchequer at Westminster against them by William Heyrick, Esq., Complainant, and to take their answers, etc., etc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Heyricke has no Title to any part of the tithes after the sale of the same by his late father Sir William Heyricke.
Exchequer Bills and Answers, Commonwealth, Leicester, 34. May 17th, A.D. 1658.
In the Cause depending by English Bill between William Herricke, Esq., Plaintiff, and Peter Chaveney, Francis Harris, Humphrey Stables, John Middleton, William Stables and Edward Squire, Defendants.
The Writ is directed Oliver, Lord Protector of the Commonwealth of England, etc., etc. To Our well belove...d Theophilus Cave, Esq., Thomas Farnham, Esq., .... Palmer, gent., Thomas Benington, gent., Samuel Baker, gent., William Maior and Thomas Wood, gent.. Greeting.
Order to examine John Midleton, Edward Squire, Humphrey Stables, Francis Harris, William Stables and Peter Chaveney, defendants, concerning the matters contained in a certain Petition or Bill exhibited before the Barons of the Exchequer at Westminster against them by William Heyrick, Esq., Complainant, and to take their answers, etc., etc.
What to read after Quorndon Records?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Farnham, George F. (George Francis), B. 1859 to read onlineMoreLess
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