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| 23 Nov. 1643. |
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Vol. A |
No. or p. |
O.C.C. 120 565
O.C.C. 159 260
120 567
C. 120 566
L.C.C. 159 264
D. 159 259
–262 |
Elizabeth, widow of Ralph Seacombe, petitions Sir Thos.
Stanley, one of the colonels for the county, to allow her the
⅓ of an estate in Melling, sold by her late husband to Rob.
Molineux, sen., and sequestered. Applies to him, there being
no legal proceedings these turbulent times. Noted, the
Sequestrators of Derby Hundred to allow her the third. |
120 |
564 |
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28 Sept. 1652. Wm. Strangways, of Liverpool, who has married
Eliz. Seacombe, begs discharge of the estate, secured by the
County. Commissioners last August, as having belonged to
Rob. Molineux, Papist delinquent. |
120 |
562 |
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28 September. County Commissioners to examine the cause and
date of sequestration, &c. |
17 |
280 |
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22 Aug. 1650. The petition of Rob. Molineux, jun., infant of
10 years, by Cuthbert Ogle, his guardian (missing), referred
to counsel. |
11 |
85 |
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P.E. 105 771 |
19 November. Begs to compound moderately, as he might have
avoided a composition for the manor of Melling and other
lands, co. Lancaster, lately fallen to him by deeds of 12 Charles,
on the death of his grandfather, Rob. Molineux, sequestered for
recusancy only, and of his father, Rob. Molineux, who was a
delinquent though never sequestered. Appealed to the Barons
of Exchequer, but his case has not yet been heard. Noted as
referred to Reading. |
105 |
769 |
P.E. 220 745
P.R. 12 63 (2)
R. 220 737
741
L.C.C. 159 219 |
12 December. Petition renewed, and referred also to Reading |
220 |
739,
744 |
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31 December. The report referred back to Reading, to examine
the deed of settlement. |
12 |
80 |
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14 Jan. 1651. Fine at 1/6, 240l. |
12 |
91 |
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29 April. Estate to be still kept under sequestration till further
order. |
30 |
209 |
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10 September. Complains that though he has paid the fine, the
county commissioners refuse to discharge his estates, on plea
that his grandfather and father were Papist delinquents, and
that he has been brought up in Popery; but they died Protestants, and his guardian is a known Protestant. Begs
discharge of his estate, with the profits since payment of fine,
or examination into the charge of recusancy. |
105 |
747 |
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10 September. He is to prove that he is not a Papist, and the
county commissioners to show whether any of the three
Robert Molineuxes convicted of recusancy between 1619 and
1637 was the petitioner's father. |
15 |
13 |
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28 Jan. 1652. Complains that he has already spent 60l. in attendance, and begs either discharge of the estate, or repayment
of the fine of 240l. borrowed on interest. Has no other subsistence for himself and 4 brothers and sisters. Noted, the
proceedings in the case to be produced. |
105 |
760 |
C. 220 735
R. 220 725
228 3
D. 228 4
REC. 228 5 |
4 February. Reading to peruse the deeds, and report what estate
the father had in that which was compounded for. |
15
220 |
240
733 |
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23 March. Order on report that—as the grandfather was sequestered for delinquency only, and the estate never came to
the father, who was a Papist delinquent, and the infant is
brought up a Protestant,—on proof of the father's death, the
estate be discharged, with profits since the payment of the fine,
21 Feb. 1651. |
16
228 |
191
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