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The National Archives: C 24/1154/22 (note. The
catalogue reference will only go to C24/1154. These notes refer to
bundle 22 within that box)
Town Depositions in Booth & ux con Peters & al (1692)
Brief notes only:
Nov 1692 Thomas Prissick of Gra...church Street London Uphosterer aged about 28
- did know Thomas Attwell, late of London, carpenter decd the complainant Elizabeth's late father
- Thomas Attwell died about 4 of the clock in the morning on or about 25 May 1690 and the deponent was present at his death
- The daughter Elizabeth was the only child left living at the time of his death
- this deponent did intermarry with the daughter of the said Elizabeth
- Peters was Scrivener to Thomas Attwell
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deponent notes that Peters confirmed on the day of Thomas Attwell's
death that there was a 'writeinge' granting his estate solely to the
daughter Elizabeth ( & specifically not to her husband) but this
had not been signed and sealed
Nov 1692 Benjamin Whiter of the parish of St James Clerkenwell, Middx, Gent aged 50 years & upward
Nov 1692 Mary Prissick, wife of Thomas Prissick of Gracechurch Street, London, aged about 21 yeares
- lived with Thomas Attwell about 12 month before he died, he being her grandfather
Nov 1692 Christopher Prissick of Tower Street, London, Mrcht aged about 33 years
- mentions going to see Peters with Mr James Oades in Aprill or May 1691
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Notes claim by Peters that Attwell owed £50 to a Captain Rutter, but
had checked thsi with Captain Rutter who confirmed that although it had
been loaned in 1675, it had been paid back in 1681.
Nov 1692 James Oades
- refers to Christopher Prissick as Captain Prissick