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15. Mary Whetenhall v. Thomas Whetenhall

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  13 October 2008

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Court Order   7 February 1606   REQ 1/22, fo. 141v  217

Court Order   19 May 1606   REQ 1/23, p. 39  217

Court Order   30 May 1606   REQ 1/23, p. 65  217

Court Order   1 July 1606   REQ 1/23, p. 157  218

Court Order   8 July 1606   REQ 1/23, p. 266  218

Court Order   4 November 1606   REQ 1/23, p. 296  219

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Research Article
Information
Royal Historical Society Camden Fifth Series , Volume 32 , July 2008 , pp. 217 - 219
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Copyright © Royal Historical Society 2008

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References

546 Masters Julius Caesar, Roger Wilbraham, and Daniel Dunn presiding.

547 Or p. 291; or p. 800.

548 Thomas Caesar, Julius Caesar's brother, b. 1561, adm. Inner Temple 1582 (bar 1591, bench 1607), ktd. 25 June 1610, d. 18 July 1610. See E.L.C. Mullins, ‘Caesar, Sir Thomas’, in History of Parliament 1558–1603; Foss, Judges, vol. 1, p. 148.

549 Masters Julius Caesar and Daniel Dunn presiding.

550 Or p. 43.

551 Roger Wilbraham's brother, adm, Lincoln's Inn 14 April 1580 (bar 1589). See Lincoln's Inn Admissions, p. 90; Prest, Barristers, p. 403.

552 Officials of the high commission for ecclesiastical causes.

553 Masters Julius Caesar, Roger Wilbraham, and Christopher Parkins presiding.

554 Or p. 161.

555 The page is torn and most of the entry is missing.

556 Master Roger Wilbraham presiding.

557 The original mistakenly reads ‘defendant’.

558 Masters Roger Wilbraham, Daniel Dunn, and Christopher Parkins presiding.

559 The Clink prison was named after the liberty of the Clink in Southwark, in which it was located.

560 This page is torn and damaged.