Exchequer deponents
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Microfilm of original published in 1916-1918, and issued only to members of the Genealogical Co-operative Search Club. Housed in the National Library of Wales, Aberystwyth.
Exchequer Depositions by Commission are those depositions in suits before the Court of Exchequer where deponents (or witnesses) were examined in the locality concerned in the dispute before commissioners appointed by the court. They are of especial value to genealogists because the deponents stated on oath their names, addresses, ages, and occupations, and because the evidence given by them is generally of biographical and genealogical interest.
Contents: v. 1. The names of the 43,625 deponents in the "Exchequer Depositions by Commission" from 1 Elizabeth to 18 James I., arranged in eight geographical groups, according to the counties to which the documents relate (1559-1620) -- v. 2. The names of the 44,924 deponents in the "Exchequer Depositions by Commission" from 19 James I. to 19 Charles II, arranged in eight geographical groups, according to the counties to which the documents relate (1621-1667) -- v. 3. The names of the 39,079 deponents in the "Exchequer Depositions by Comission" from 20 Chas. II. to 7 William III., arranged in eight geographical groups, according to the counties to which the documents relate (1668-1695).
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| Note | Location | Collection/Shelf | Format | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Exchequer deponents | FamilySearch Library | British B1 Floor Film | 104399 Items 3-6 | 8937967 |
| Note | Location | Collection/Shelf | Film | Image Group Number (DGS) | Format |
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| Exchequer deponents | FamilySearch Library | British B1 Floor Film | 104399 Items 3-6 | 8937967 |
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