Archive binge

How bout we check-up on some of the national archive document on Henry Carey (essentially all the time he got sue)in and around our current time.

The Queen and Henry Lord Hunsdon, Captain of Berwick. v. Tenants of the fishing in the Tweed.: Right of fishing New Water of Tweed by the captains of Berwick Castle, and the Queen's title to New Water of Tweed.: Northumberland.

Description of Courts: Extracts from Courts, and Burgage Court. Court of Richard Ryche, knt., Lord Ryche (4 Phil. & Mary). Courts of Henry Carye, K.G., Lord Hunsdon (22 Eliz. & 2 Jas. I ).

 

Parties: Isham v Hunsdon, Lord, and Tottye. Subject: Proceedings on recognizance of debt County: London

Archbishop of Canterbury v Lord Hunsdon: depositions taken in the country

(wee bit curious about the last one though there is a possibility that its one of Henry descendant)

Thos. Jackson, Thos. Burrell. v. Thos. Moreton or Murton, John Crafford, tenants to the Lord Hunsdon.: Profits of the fishing in the new water of Tweed.: Northumberland.

Looking into this I think I might have to look into the fishing around tweed.

Chancery: Inquisitions Post Mortem, Series II, and other Inquisitions, Henry VII to Charles I. Hunsdon, Henry: Middlesex.

Carey v Twisden.   - Carey v Pakington Segrey v Carey. (land dispute)

James Duckett, servant to Henry Carey, first Baron Hunsdon [styled 'Earl of' Hunsdon v Robert Garford  (amusingly he is style Earl of Hunsdon there, the always chase title )