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The National Archives: C 11/807/42
Prissick v. Manners Geo. II
Brief
notes only:
Complaint
of George Prissick, Lyth, Yorkshire; John Stubley, Cramb, Yorks, yeoman
and Mary Newton, Scarbrough, Yorks, widow.
- Thos Manners, decd, was employed by George Prissick in April 1740 and became indebted to George Prissick and the other complainants.
- mention of an approach by Thos Manners to John Conyers, Attorney, New Malton, Yorks with an offer to provide security (to cover the debt??) of a bond from William Bell of Huby, Yorks & Margaret his wife to Thos Manners of Slingsby, concerning land in Flaxton.
- no further details of complaint extracted
Answer of Mary Manners (widow) late Nichol and her son Nichol Manners an infant.
- no details of this answer extracted
Answer of John Conyers, Attorney at Law, New Malton
- Includes a schedule of Thos. Manners' estate & debts at his death
- no further details extracted