ECR 48 019
Reference code
ECR 48 019
Title
Mapledurham, Oxfordshire: Articles of agreement
Level
Item
Date
10 August 1648
Extent & medium
1 manuscript
Content description
Articles of agreement between William Day, clerk, and Anthony Langston, of Bisiter, gentleman. Various suits and controversies between Day and Sir Charles Blount concerning the tythes of the manors of Gurney and Chawses were due for a hearing in the Exchequer, but by reason of the wars and the death of Sir Charles were not heard. Now for the settlement of the differences between Day and Michael Blount, esquire, son and heir of the said Charles, and a minor, it is agreed between Day and Langston, on behalf of Blount.
Full details given in document.
Endorsements.
Notes concerning interlineations signed by Langston and Day.
Witnesses; Matthew Day, Walter Blount, Thomas Martin, Thomas Whitehall.
Memorandum that this writing was shown to the deponet, Matthew Day at his examination 28 October 1656, before Robert Nicholas.
Memorandum that it was shewn to Thomas Martyn, gent., at his examination in a court in the Exchequer, Day v. Walter Blunt and others, before William Knollys, John Davis.
Memorandum that is was shewn to Matthew Day, DD, at his examination in Chancery in the suit Walter Blount v. William Day.
Full details given in document.
Endorsements.
Notes concerning interlineations signed by Langston and Day.
Witnesses; Matthew Day, Walter Blount, Thomas Martin, Thomas Whitehall.
Memorandum that this writing was shown to the deponet, Matthew Day at his examination 28 October 1656, before Robert Nicholas.
Memorandum that it was shewn to Thomas Martyn, gent., at his examination in a court in the Exchequer, Day v. Walter Blunt and others, before William Knollys, John Davis.
Memorandum that is was shewn to Matthew Day, DD, at his examination in Chancery in the suit Walter Blount v. William Day.
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