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23rd November 1654 Thomas Smyth small court held at Penkhull before William Hill deputy steward
Thomas Smyth late of Eaves announces in open court that he has been paid £125 which Thomas Smyth father of Thomas Smith should have paid him by virtue of a surrender made to him 24th March 12 Charles [1637] and which has been paid by Thomas Smith the son.
Thomas Smith, now of Park Lane and late of Eaves, and John Sneyd surrender as follows:-
23rd November 1654 Thomas Smyth small court held at Penkhull before William Hill deputy steward
Thomas Smyth late of Eaves announces in open court that he has been paid £125 which Thomas Smyth father of Thomas Smith should have paid him by virtue of a surrender made to him 24th March 12 Charles [1637] and which has been paid by Thomas Smith the son.
Thomas Smith, now of Park Lane and late of Eaves, and John Sneyd surrender as follows:-
This is the last Will and Testament of me, Michael Henny, of Penkhull in the parish of Stoke upon Trent in the County of Stafford, Maltster;
18 June 1802
To this same Court came the said Hannah Henney, in her proper person, and prayed to be admitted tenant to: follows the list of assets left to Hannah.
A true and perfect inventory of goods and shattles for Thomas Fenton late of Penkhull Bank within the parish of Stoke-on-Trent taken at Penkhull 1667
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