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Court cases: Papers re the case Langford -v- Lloyd

Item Title	Description	Archive Date
X/POOLE/4311	BILL OF COMPLAINT to the Lord Chancellor by Lloyd Langford of the parish of St. Clement Danes, co. Middlesex, Esq., re a dispute over lands of the late John Lloyd, deceased, his late uncle. He compla... more	1766 3 Dec.
X/POOLE/4312	1) Lloyd Ligford of Tullagha, co. Limerick, Esq., and Susanna his wife. 2) Sir Nicholas Bayley of Plas newydd, co. Anglesey and Francis Meade of Dublin, Esq. 3) Nicholas Smyth of Dublin, Esq., and Rob... more	1769 8 May
X/POOLE/4313	1) Lloyd Langford of Tullagha, co. Limerick, Esq., and Susannah Langford his wife. 2) Sir Nicholas Bayly of Plasnewydd, co. Anglesey and Francis Meade of Dublin, Esq. 3) Nicholas Smyth of Dublin, Esq.... more	1769 8 May
X/POOLE/4314	RENTAL of the infant estate in the county of Caernarfon re the case Langford -v- Lloyd.	1784 and 1785
X/POOLE/4315	DRAFT SCHEDULE being a rental of lands in the parishes of Penllech, Bryncroes, Aberdaron, Llaniestyn and Nefyn. Gives rent due and rent paid in 1784-1785 re the case Langford -v- Lloyd.	1784-1785
X/POOLE/4316	LETTER: Richard Bodder Thomas of Dublin to Mrs. Lloyd of Hyderfaig, Gwyndy, Holyhead. He asks her to send the money she promised for the children’s affairs. He adds that the minors are entitle... more	1785 29 Dec.
X/POOLE/4317	COPY SCHEDULE of premises in the parishes of Penllech, Bryncroes, Aberdaron, Llaniestyn and Nefyn in the case Langford -v- Lloyd and others.	1785
X/POOLE/4318	MISCELLANEOUS PAPERS re the case Langford -v- Lloyd.	1785-1786
X/POOLE/4319	DRAFT ANSWER of Susannah and Sarah Langford, infants, by their guardian, in the case Langford -v- Lloyd and others.	1786 June
X/POOLE/4320	DRAFT ANSWER of Richard Lloyd, Esq., in the case Francis Langford, an infant, -v- Lloyd Esq.. (Chancery Great Sessions) in a dispute over the estate of the late Lloyd Langford.	1786 21 June

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