Casebooks

SF Mary holcrafte of 48 yeares 1597 the 14 octob. ♀ An’ m’ at 30 p 8 Diz her self of Smithfild/. /Thomas holcrafte in notingane {sic} shire /\

wher she shall obtein her 40^li a yere or no. & wher the Quens M^atis will doe for her/

SF Mary holcrafte fecit question 1597 the 28 of octob. ♀ an’ m’ at 8. to knowe wher ther wold be an end betwen her brother and her this Term’ & wher she should haue an Assurance for her 40^li a yere or noe & wher her ma^ti wold stand by her still & {sic} she hath Don hetherto

SF at 9 an’ m’ first may ☾ 1598

RN Quærit I. Mason vtrū pactū patris de terris emendis sit firm’ ita vt nō sit vllo modo litigiosū Octobb. 2^o. ♀ h. 8. 20 ant m 1629¹

RN S^r Rob. quærit vtrū vincet nec ne |in his lawsuit agaynst S^r Francis Crame| Iune 15 h {sic} hor 10 ant m 1633 for Somer

SF M^r Broughton 1596 the 25 of Septnnb {sic}/ ♄ an’ m’ at 55 p 6. questo  pecunia. et vtrū D. Dod erit episcop Chestre n^c nō

SF Questo 1601. the 16 of Septe ☿ an’ m’ at 30 p 7. wher I shall Recouer Coudhur{st} yf D blagu’ make yt over {to} me. & I goe to Lawe for y{t}

SF M^rs Bellingam of Kintchingtō of 60 years 1599 the 23 of aprill ☾ An’ m’ at 50 p 10/

wher she shall overcom’ her suet in Lawe againste Iones and the bishop of gloster

wher she shall obteine her suet by a petition to the quen/

wher yt be best to goe into somerset shire w^th her daughter/

Margaret m^rson’ of 42 yers eodē tempore/ wher she shall mend her state or no/ –

Thomas of 33 a a {sic} bac^r & marg of 43 a maid. cōtract.

RN I bought a horse of Stankling of Newporte Ma\r/tij 15 ☾ hor. 9. 4|3|0. ant m 1602. quæro an bene emerem

RN They wooll men had my wooll & mised to send me mony Iuly 22 ♃ hor 10. ant m 1602. vtrū pecunias mittent. et recipiā

RN Octob 2. I {sic} die ♂ I sent a letter to M^r Penne to deliv^r to his broth^r in lawe M^r Coles for a place wherto I would p^rfer him. to be my Curate if he will acept therof. Octob 2. ♂ hor. 6. 30|5| ant m 1604. |m^r Iames returned agayne & I accepted of him|

RN \Ellen/ /Genings\ A new mayden \of Oxford/ came to my sist^r feb 9 ♃ h. 11. 39|40| 40 ant m 1609 |Gennings his daughter of Oxford.|

RN On goodmā fost{er} brought a letter f{rom} M^r Barlee to m{^r} Wallys. touching his living w^ch he would have for h{is} sonne. Ian. 30 {☿} h. 9. ant m 1622

SF M^r Comey Arrestd the 4 Aug ☿ An m^r at 50 p 6. quid inde seqtr

RN I receaved a lett^r from my Cosen in London Ioan Elis Bletchley craving my help to lend her some monye Iuly 28 ♃ h. 11. 30 ant m 163i

Desyred me to lend her some mony in there extrenty {sic}

SRN desires to know whether he shall make any Composition with his Parson for his Tithes or noe.

SF Itm that Docter barnsdell was serued w^th a subpena the 25 Ian’ ☿ an’ m’ at 20 p 9. to put in an Aunswer to my bill in the chancery Ihon did yt quid inde seqr & my mater this dai was Remoued out of lond court of wodstre{illeg}|t| to the chancery by a certiorar{i}

RN \S^r Sanders Duncōbe/ Quærit^r vtrū Consob{inu}s aget secū fidelit^r Sept. 10 ♀ h 11. 45 ant m 1630. Wheath^r he shall have his moytye & wheath^r the law will redresse him

RN S^r Rob Nap my broth^r sent a letter to know wheath^r the Dutches will doe as she miseth rayse the house & when good for him to goe to the Dutches for his owne busynes Aug 11 {illeg}|h| {sic} hor 8. 45 p m 1627

SF Rafe Grene best to let his man Cutler goe to New castle or noe. And wher he shall ℞ any money of Thomas Nailor of newe castle Toward the Discharg of that w^c Raf standeth bound for nailor/ According to his mise or no/ 1600 the 16 of march ☉ an’ m’ at 45 p 9. and wher Rafe shalbe Imprisoned for Debte or noe w^thin 3 monethes /