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A History of the County of Essex
… Darcy's three sisters and co-heirs, apparently to Samuel Kekewich, vicar of Rainham, who presented in 1704. 9 The next …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… one moiety of said arrear being [already] granted to one Kekewich, who prosecutes the recovery thereof: petitioner and …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… reference to the Surveyor General Crown Lands of William Kekewich's petition for a grant for two lives in reversion in …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… of a lease to Mary Rosse (at the nomination of William Kekewich) for her life and that of Thom' le Feure of a …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… warrant to the Clerk of the Pipe for a lease to William Kekewich of premises as in the two particulars below on terms … in the tenure of Thomas Bash: all as demised to William Kekewich, 1626, May 24, for 99 years, determinable on the … Aug. 6, demised (on surrender of the above lease) to Jane Kekewich, William Kekewich and Richard Kekewich (on the …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… that the King has granted a moiety of said debt to Mr. Kekewich, who has extended petitioner's estate and will …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… of the tenements and mill in the possession of William Kekewich, ut supra, p. 399, and likewise a particular of … tenement with a view to a new lease thereof to said Kekewich for two lives for the first set of premises and for … William Harbord, Surveyor General of Crown Lands on said Kekewich's petition for same. The tenements and mill are come …
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… of the manor of Bonialva, co. Cornwall; of which William Kekewich prays a lease. Ibid. Same by same to the Customs …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… the Clerk of the Signet for a same for a grant to William Kekewich of a moiety of what he shall at his own charge … the Exchequer process against his estate: but the said Kekewich has proposed to prosecute the recovery of same at his own cost: all powers to be given to said Kekewich to prosecute, compound etc. etc. King's Warrant Book …
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… fine of 200 l. contracted by them in the name of William Kekewich, in several tenements in the manor of Treworgie and …