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From the comments, it looks to me like I need to be a little more specific in my explanation of the fatal flaw in online data storage. The initial question is whether or not the online data constitutes "property" in the legal sense? I would be of the opinion that it certainly does. Although they are incorporeal, the online documents consist of work product and are undoubtedly, except for the facts and data, subject to copyright claims. This is not to say, that the online data has any monetary value. The value may be a historical, sentimental or emotional but there is still a value. In some cases, the online data may actually have a monetary value. This would be especially true if the owner of the material at any degree of public notoriety. For example, a famous author's writings stored online may very well have a significant value.
If we accept the fact that the data stored online has value, then, as far as the law is concerned, the data could be transferred, sold or disposed of by will or devise.
The focus of the comments I received were on the mechanical aspects of maintaining the data online. For example one suggestion included a reference to a company that would agree to maintain the data for a specified period of time up to and including 30 years. However, the physical preservation of the data is only one aspect of data storage. In fact, there are alternatives to the data preservation problem if the data is stored on an archive that is committed to preserving the data in perpetuity. There are of course more reasonable methods of preserving large amounts of data, including publishing the entire corpus. Tragically, I regularly hear of genealogists who pass away and whose life's work is summarily disposed of in the nearest dumpster. I heard one such story this week.
The problem is not that there is a lack of method to preserve the data, the real issue is that the individuals who become the subsequent owners of the data have no appreciation of its importance and are unwilling to expand the time and effort and perhaps money necessary to preserve the data. So the fatal flaw of online data storage is not that there cannot be arranged some commercial enterprise or free archive where the work could be stored indefinitely, the real issue is the resolve of those who become the subsequent owners of the data/property.
Part of the problem stems from the fact that the law in the United States has yet to address the issues of the succession in interest to incorporeal property. You might suggest that I use the term "intellectual property" however that term applies primarily to issues involving the ownership of copyright or other statutory property interests such as trademarks. Although, as I mentioned there may be copyright interests involved in the situation, this is not the main thrust of the problem. I foresee a problem because of the lack of a standardized way by which online incorporeal property can be disposed of properly and given to individuals who will appreciate its value.
So the fatal flaw in online data storage is not a programming, engineering, business organization, or contract issue, it is primarily an issue arising out of the lack of legal mechanisms for her properly transmitting the data. In a previous post I referred to the fact that some online service providers, in their terms of use, flatly state that they would require a court order to release the information which they hold. This of course assumes that the provider has not summarily erased the property from its storage drives. From my perspective, the really serious issue is the fact that most current estate plans do not include provisions for disposition of the deceased's online data. The results of these omissions is that the mere existence of the online data may frustrate the entire estate plan by requiring the heirs to go to court, even though a trust has been created to prevent that eventuality.
For example, let's suppose that you contracted with a provider to archive your accumulated data for 30 years. What happens at the end of 30 years? You see, any such arrangement merely postpones the inevitable determination of the disposition of the data. This of course is absent a disposition that lasts in perpetuity. But even if the data were In a perpetual account there would still be legal disposition issues that may require probate. Postponing the disposition of the property in an online storage facility for a period of time, such as 30 years, moves the issue of the disposition of the property from those who should be the most interested and concerned about the data to another generation or two that may have even less interest in preserving the property.
Unfortunately, there is no present solution to this problem. The flaw exists. Until the law catches up with technology the issues will continue to exist. From a practical standpoint, in a probate action the heirs can simply agree and summarily dispose of any property in the estate. One point that is perhaps not obvious is that upon death all of the property interests owned by an individual pass immediately and automatically to the individual's estate. The estate becomes the owner of the property. Probate is the process of transferring ownership from the estate to the heirs or devisees. Heirs inherit property by right of relationship. Devisees obtain property by gift or transfer. This is an immensely complicated subject which to a great extent it has been entirely ignored by those providing online storage services.
Wednesday, December 18, 2013
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Much of the coverage of today's Supreme Court decisions will focus on the affirmative action case, Fisher v. University of Texas, but as Ian Millhiser points out in this post, two 5-4 decisions in the workers' rights area will actually have more of an impact on most Americans and should not be overlooked.
In Vance v. Ball State, the Court limited the definition of "supervisor" to those who have the power to make a "significant change in [your] employment status, such as hiring, firing, failing to promote, reassignment with significantly different responsibilities, or a decision causing a significant change in benefits."
As Millhiser notes:
The problem with this definition of the word "supervisor" is that it cuts out many individuals who exercise significant power to direct fellow employees — potentially including the power to intimidate those employees against reporting their actions to their employer — just so long as those individuals don't actually have the power to fire or demote anyone. Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's dissenting opinion lists several examples of now-no-longer-supervisors under Vance. One of them is a senior truck driver who coerced a female subordinate into unwanted sex with him. At oral argument, Justice Elena Kagan gave the example of a secretary whose boss "subjects that secretary to living hell, complete hostile work environment on the basis of sex." Under today's decision, the secretary's boss is not her "supervisor" if the power to fire her rests with the "Head of Secretarial Services." Don Draper can proposition his secretary with near impunity, so long as Joan Harris is the only one empowered to fire her.
In the second case, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center v. Nassar, the Court rejected "mixed motive" retaliation claims in which race or other improper reason was one of several motives for retaliation.
As Millhiser explains:
Mixed motive suits are important because they force an employer to reveal what they were actually thinking at the time that they fired or demoted an employee. Without this framework, employees are faced with the nearly-impossible task of proving that the sole thing on their boss' mind was discrimination at the time that they decided to take action against a worker.

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Tour Maria Bello's Former Home in Venice, Calif.
It only took 10 days for the actress' cozy Craftsman to go from just listed to just sold. Take a peek at the home's charming features.
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August 10, 2015
By: Lisa Johnson Mandell
Colorful Craftsman Exterior
Ruby red-pained French doors and windows, blue walls and butter-yellow detail make this Craftsman-style home bright and cheery, while fences, mature foliage and a sturdy gate allow the front deck to be used as living space, free from the prying eyes of people on Venice's walk streets.
The kitchen includes stainless steel appliances, including a restaurant-quality stove, glass cabinets and a generous butcher block-topped island with an additional vegetable sink.
Dining Room
The dining room's unique details include chocolate-colored walls, persimmon swag drapes and original, refinished wood flooring.
Living Room
Numerous built-in book shelves and and the original 1915 wood flooring and pocket doors give the quaint living room added character.
Master Bedroom
The master bedroom may not be huge, but windows on two sides let in plenty of light, and it has tasteful dove gray walls, dark wood floors and a walk-in closet.
Walled and Gated Front Yard
Maria Bello's son will probably miss the sports net, set up just behind the front wall that provides sufficient privacy for playing, lounging, dining and relaxing.
Gated Entry
When you're a celebrity, security is always important. This gated front entry doesn't sacrifice beauty for functionality, but makes it possible for the front yard to be used as private living space.


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Somewhere in France
September 11th, 1918
Dear sister Madaline:
Nothing much to write about except that I am in the best of health and enjoying my rest while in our rest camp. In todays mail I received five letter from you dated July 30, 31 Aug 1, 5 +7. I also received your cable gram while at the front and honestly it surely did make me feel fine. At first I was afraid to open it but courage then came. I thought at first it might be ill luck from home but when I saw "Love from home" you can imagine how happy I was. Since my stay in france quite a few of my friends have been faithful to me by writing me quite often but one girl that I am about to refer to is the young girl from Glendale. I think you remember the short blond girl her name is Anna Westrich. I invited her up to see you for I think you will take a liking to her. I am going to try and persuade her to pay you a visit. Priscilla has written twice every week since I have been away. Has she been up to see you since I've been away.
Guess I will close now and write again tomorrow. I am.
Your Brother
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Love to you all.
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My advice is that if you ever feel like adding a little bit of sassiness to your outfit, just choose bold shoes. I'm really crazy about metallic ones! They are such statement pieces, they lift every outfit. When I got these babies everyone told me that they are too granny and that the color is really bad. I totally ignored them because they didn't know how cool they can be. So, never listen to what others have to say. If you like it, go for it! You have to admit, they look amazing.
If you want to know how to wear metallic shoes, click on the link, I wrote a whole post about it.
So if you want to take tuxedo on another level, here are some of the tips:
- Change classic cigarette pants for palazzo ones.
- If metallic shoes aren't your thing go for a metallic shirt!
- Don't wear anything underneath the jacket, or wear a cool bra. Right now that's a big trend, wearing bra as a top.
- I replaced classic tuxedo jacket for an oversized and baggy one and you have to admit, it's still looking very cool, sexy and feminine!
How do you style tuxedo?
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(für Deutsch - bitte dem Link oben folgen und den Artikel auf openmtbmap.org/de lesen) - Well long time no see, here are News from Openmtbmap and Velomap again. I know it's been a long time, but I just didn't find the time to write down all the news during the last weeks. Largely responsible for this is also, that as I couldn't really do sports over the last 8 weeks, due to my ankle still not fully recovered, I fell into a bit of a motivationless hole. But well, in 1-2 weeks my ankle will have recovered so far, that I can go mtbiking, skiing and boarding again - I just hope that there will be another big fall of snow - like the last 2 days here in Vienna, where around 30cm of snow came down even downtown.
My main work during the last weeks, was focussed on bugfixing on the server side, and on making the maps for Mac OSX easier to use - here is now a guide for Dummies on Mac OSX
Besides the Newssection below the picture - I put up a promotion special - hoping to convert some of the readers of this newsletter to donate a bit to openmtbmap. If you're already a member - the news continue after the picture.
As a winter special - and for everyone who would like to to try out the premium maps, or the Mac OSx maps - here is the openmtbmap email subscriber promotion: Get 4 month premium membership for just €8.99 - This offer is only valid for payment via Paypal and people subscribed to the openmtbmap/velomap newsletter - please click the following link:
link removed (this offer is valid until Sunday 27. January 2013)
Thanks a lot for your Support - I promise to continue supporting Openmtbmap and Velomap as much as I can - even during bike trips:
So here the main visible changes over the last 8 weeks - additionally I did quite a lot of bugtracking on mkgmap and my build scripts - so that errors are less likely in case of corrupted data, or other crashes.
New Features / News :
-- After extending the Mac OSx downloads to cover all countries, just like the Windows Installers, I worked a lot on improving the format, and making the installation as easy as possible - also for those countries where it is not practical to put the contourlines into the same download package. So for all Mac OSx users - here is now a description for dummies - showing really every click you need to do: tutorials/install-maps-mac-osx/
Velomap: avoid steps only with toll=yes, not with avoid unpaved roads...
Add dav_scale for corrections against sac_scale (not used much yet though...)
add place=isolated_dwelling
remove military from resolution 24 (will be shown in resolution 22 and 21 only - so huge military areas are less of an map obstruction)
Add amenity=clinic, add natural=hill, consider backcountry=yes for campsites, and tent=yes for caravan sites. Better naming of amenity=fuel
Remove cemetary=yes from polygons. Add waterway=canal, waterway=drain and waterway=stream also as polygon. Add back landuse=field - but show it very very decent (mainly visible on PC - too low contrast for GPS by default).
Consider vehicle:forward=no, and bicycle:backward=yes. Also consider bicycle=dismount
add highway abandoned / disused when analysing tags on roads.
water=pond resolution 23 not 22 (add exception).
Footways, better classification if not usable for bikes and make them less visible.
shop=sports and sports centre less visible (resolution 23/24 instead of 22).
Don't render leisure=* and tourism=* as wildcard anymore for unknown values. Added some more values (all top 20 included).
Add rules for Slovakia and Czech Republic for Kraj and Okres substitution.
update tinted background colour in high contrast typfiles (there was a typo that got copied over - only noticeable on newer GPS, older converted to white anyhow).
fix many bugs on the Mac OSx maps - mainly about address search.
fix bug mountain_pass=yes not rendered...
Fix Error that Asia Installation was not possible to send to GPS (mdx/mdr in registry but not actually present).


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- Black crinkled patent leather crossbody bag with flap in black smooth calf
- Adjustable and removable shoulder strap, can be worn crossbody and as a belt bag
- Shoulder Strap Drop: 50-61cm
- Cotton lining
- Tonal topstitching
- Magnetic closure on front flap
- Edge dyed
- Two internal compartments
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The Tibetan page displayed here is from the eKangyur, a digital input version made by the University of Virginia and the British Library, with help from Esukhia, from scans of the Degé Kangyur held in the U.S. Library of Congress. This post
Note that 84000 translations are made from a variety of sources, and readings may not always follow this particular version exactly. For details of the readings used in this translation, see Introduction and Notes; for the eKangyur, see the Tibetan and Himalayan Library.


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Ralph Fiennes (1962 - )Actor Director Soundtrack
- Born:Ralph Nathaniel Twisleton-Wykeham-Fiennes
- 12-22,1962 in Ipswich, Suffolk, England, UK
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Ralph Twisleton Wykeham Fiennes was born on December 22, 1962 in Suffolk, England, to Jennifer Anne Mary Alleyne (Lash), a novelist, and Mark Fiennes, a photographer. He is the eldest of six children. Four of his siblings are also in the arts: Martha Fiennes, a director; Magnus Fiennes, a musician; Sophie, a producer; and Joseph Fiennes, an actor. … »


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Sentiment: Verve Stamps: Starlight Starbright Remixed
Embellishments: Mother of pearl fish embellishment recieved from Heidi over on Papirverden . for Christmas :-) All gems, ribbon found at Michaels
Tools: Stampin up "small oval"
Paper/CS: Citrus, Stampin up (Black, White and textured Celery Green) card size is 5.5 x 5.5 inches
This super cute card was made by Tricia... she won one of the Magnolia Easter blogcandy i gave away.. can you believe it? She sent this lovely "Thank you note" :-) what a wonderful surpirse in my mailbox. Thank you so much :-) xxx


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| C78/1798, no. 8 [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/AALT7/C78/C78no1798/IMG_0393.htm]
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|C78/, no. []
|13 Jan
|Elizabeth Lee, widow, the administratrix of Elizabeth Lee, her late daughter and also executrix of Thomas Lee her late husband v. Creswell Hunt; John Heley; Thomas Harris; and Thomas, earl Conningsby
|re. conveyance 2 Nov 1681 £550, paid by William Hitchcock, Samuel Barrow & George Karver to Creswell Hunt and Mary his wife, a capital messuage called Great Marston in Heref. [? in par. Pembridge], with lands, meadows, pastures etc....
|C78/1739, no. 5 [2]
|3 Feb
|Attorney General at the relation of Thomas Fuller, doctor in physick on his own behalf and for the rest of the parishioners and inhabitants of Sevenoke [Sevenoaks], Kent v. John Daines; Thomas Everest; Robert Martin; Sir Charles Farnaby, knight and baronet; Thomas Lambard; William Bosvile; and Thomas Pettley, esqs
|re. will 4 Apr 1432 (sic), of William Sevenoke [d.1432], grocer of London, lands and tenements in Petty Wailes Street, par. All Saints, Barking near the Tower of London; bequest to Rector of Sevenoaks [funds for the foundation of almshouses and a school in the town of Sevenoaks, Kent].
|C78/1769, no. 3 [3]
|5 Feb
|Robert Dashwood, knight and baronet v. Richard Bytheway, esq
|re. sale 29 June 1687 all that ancient messuage with the appurtenances by William, earl of Craven [1608–1697] to Richard Bytheway, gent. in Leintwardine, Heref. called the Demesne House with barns, buildings, orchards, gardens and foldyards etc. and a cottage...
|C78/1808, no. 2 [4]
|7 Feb
|The Attorney General at the relation of William Gordon and Nathan Firth v. Samuel Scott; Henry Smith; Thomas Carpenter; Ebenezer Dubois; John Morgan Zachary Gisbourne; Hester Gordon widow; Susanna King; the Master and Wardens of the Haberdashers Company of London; the Vicar and churchwardens of the Church and the bailiffs of Much Wenlock, Salop
|re. will 29 May 1717, of Joseph King, haberdasher (and bachelor) of the City of London and his considerable real and personal estate; bequests to relatives and charitable uses [ Aske's Hospital at Hoxton].
|C78/1932, no. 7 [5]
|7 Feb
|Thomas Glass; and Phillip Glass, executors of John Garrett of St Leonard, Shoreditch, London, merchant taylor, together with Elizabeth Glass and Susannah Glass the daughters of the complainant; Thomas Glass; Rebeccah Glass; and Bethiah Glass the daughters of the complainant Phillip Glass; Sarah Taylor; Sarah Beart; Elizabeth, Sarah and Susannah Beart; Phillp Beart; Martha Walrond; Phillip Walrond; Bethia Glass; Elizabeth Field; Elizabeth Lynam; and Elizabeth Cheney v. Joshua Pembroke, esq
|re. will 21 May 1728, of John Garrett of St Albands [Saint Albans], Herts, and 26 acres of land lying in or near St Albans; bequests.
|C78/1739, no. 4 [6]
|18 Feb
|Thomas Lockyer v. John Simpson and John Brome esqs; and Lancelot Tolson Tilly
|re. will 25 Feb 1726, of Lancelot Tolson of Plaistow, Kent; considerable real and personal estate; bequests.
|C79/20, no. [7]
|19 Feb
|Edmund Lassells citizen and goldsmith of London v. Humphry Resterloe; Sarah Thwaites alias (??) Bennett widow; John Simpson & Elizabeth his wife; John Squibb esq; Anne Rayner; and Elizabeth Rayner daughters and coheirs of John Rayner deceased; Thomas Adderley administrator of said John Rayner; Sir Mathew Jenison knight; Winchcombe Howard Parker esq; and Henrietta Winchcombe and others
|re. mortgage 1 Aug 1706 of the Rectory or Parsonage, tithes, glebe lands, meadows etc of Newark upon Trent, Notts., purchased by John Rayner from lady Mary Howard [dau. of Thomas, Earl of Berkshire].
|C79/144, no. [8]
|19 Feb
|Thomas Wright, executor of Thomas Wright; John Bateman, executor of John Bateman v. William Norcliffe; and Edward Jeffereys; and William Symonds; AND Edward Jefferys; and William Symonds v. William Norcliffe; and Thomas Wright; AND William Norcliffe v. Thomas Wright; John Bateman; William Symonds
|[vide 1730 C78/1817, no. 10] re. ordered and decreed on 8 December 12 year of Queen Anne [1713-14], that it should be referred to one of the Masters of this Court to take an account of was due to the complainant for principal and interest, and to tax him his costs of these suits and of his former suit with the lady Throckmorton...
|C78/1817, no. 8 [9]
|19 Feb
|Thomas Burges, gent v. Sir Charles Napier, baronet, & Dame Melone his wife
|re. will of Thomas Burges (complt's father) died Bengal, Sept 1705; considerable personal estate in England, as well as beyond the seas, £5,000+; bequest to Mellone Napier (then his wife) £800...
|C78/1689, no. 4 [10]
|23 Feb
|Granvile Wheler,esq [1701–1770] v. Jonathan Shere, gent, & Bridget his wife; Francisca alias Frances Wheler; Robert Hutton; Grace Hutton; George Hutton; Ralph Middleton, & Frances his wife; Thomas Sharpe, & Judith his wife; John Smith; Grace Smith; Mary Smith; Elizabeth Smith; George Grey, esq; John Hutton, gent; and Sir Phillip York, knight, Attorney General
|re. will 23 May 1719, and descent of property of late Sir George Wheler [1651-1724] to his two sons (elder is now deceased., other is complt.) and four married daughters; several real estates in City of London & in several counties and very considerable personal estate...
|C78/17668, no. 9 [11]
|25 Feb
|Richard Phillipps, gent, son and heir of Richard Phillipps, esq, by Bridgett his wife and brother and heir to John Phillipps, gent, eldest son of said Richard Phillips by said Bridget his wife and also brother na dheir of Daniel Phillipps second son of the said Richard Phillipps by said Bridget his wife v. Thomas Phillipps and James Johnson; and others
|re. marriage agreement John Phillips (complt's brother) and Mary, only dau.and heir of John Phillips (complts' father's eldest brother [sic]); messuage , tenement and demesne called Dolehaydd in par. LLangeler & ?Pemboyre in Camarthenshire...
|C78/1798, no. 1 [12]
|28 Feb
|John Sutton clerke & Muriel his wife v. Watkin Williams Wynne esq; Samuel Littlehales; John Green; Charles Baldwin; and John Ward
|re. descent of considerable freehold estate of late Francis Berkely [Francis Berkeley MP)] in ?Eaton and Astley in liberty of Shrewsbury {Salop]...
|C78/1932, no. 6 [13]
|5 March
|Richard Prince, gent, & Jane his wife v. Joseph Barton
|re. marriage agreement about 1700, Richard Prince and Jane; £180 p.a. to be settled on Jane and sum of £1,800 on Richard; terms and conditions.
|C78/1772, no. 6 [14]
|6 March
|Harry Rodney, esq v. Henry Holt; and William Morgan, esq
|re. complt. appointed 2 July 1702, captain, in company commanded by lieutenant-general Henry Holt until 5 Oct 1713 when complnt. disbanded; pay due...
|C78/1710, no. 4 [15]
|7 March
|Mary Clarke, spinster, heir at law also devisee in remainder in fee of William Clarke thentofore citizen and merchant taylor of London, her late great uncle, an infant of 16 years, by Mary Clarke her mother v. Mary Wright, widow; Elizabeth Johnson; Joseph Eve, & Agnes his wife
|re. will 21 Oct 1691, of William Clarke (complt's great uncle) and descent of manor of Cockermouth, and certain lands, tenements and hereditaments in or near Dagenham and Barking, Essex.
|C78/1706, no. 6 [16]
|14 March
|Edward Brasier, & Anne his wife v. Thomas Edlyne, brother and heir and also devisee of Wall Edlyne; William Manlove, gent; and William Seller, executors of Samuel Manlove; and Thomas Truston, gent
|re. loan £60 10s, 4 March 1723, by late Wall Edlyne (complt's Ann's brother) from Edward Brasier, secured by promissory note; will of Wall Edlyne...
|C78/1790, no. 6 [17]
|25 March
|Susanna Guillum widow and relict of John Guillum and also one of the sisters in law of Richard Michell late of Cheshunt, Herts; Susanna Guillum spinster; John Guillum; John Cook of Royston, Cambs, gentleman & Ann his wife; Smauel Guillum; and Peter Guillum, the said Susanna Guillum spinster, John Guillum the son, Ann the wife of John Cook, Samuel Guillum, and Peter Guillum are the sons and daughters of the said Susanna Guillum widow; the said Peter Guillum being an infant by Susanna his mother v. Samuel Hannott esq; William Hughes; George Hames; and Richard Michell
|re. will 18 Jan 1719 of Richard Mitchell; divers lands tenements and hereditaments to a considerable value; legacies, bequests and devises.
|C79/129, no. [18]
|26 March
|Henry Fisher esq & Mary his wife v. Philip Wiltshire esq and Thomas Western gentleman
|re. marriage agreement 9 Dec 1721, Henry Fisher & Mary; manor, messuages, lands and tenements in Portsmouth [Hants.] to be conveyed from John Fisher (complt. Henry's elder brother) after his decease...
|C78/2048, no. 8 [19]
|26 March
|The Honorable John Bligh, esq, second son of the Right Honorable John, late earl of Darnley, an infant by the Honorable Colonel John Bligh; and John Doweall, esq, one of the executors of the said late earl v. Edward, lord Clifton of Great Britain and earl of Darnley , Ireland AND v. Elizabeth Bligh and John Taney the two other executors of the late earl
|re. descent of lands of John, late earl of Darnley [1687–1728)], viz. manor of Portlester in barony of Lune, in co. Meath, Ireland, and of the site of mansion house of Rathmore with 300 acres land with farms... Cobham hall and park & divers other manors and messuages in Kent and Middx. and elsewhere...
|C78/1800, no. 12 [20]
|7 Apr
|Christopher Baldwin of Maidstone, Kent, and Mary his wife late widow of William Francklin late citizen and Broderer of London decd v. Jane Francklin
|re. will ('pretended will' 26 Mar) of William Francklin, died 26 Mar 1720 (sic), tallow chandler & soapmaker of Lambeth, Surrey, and widow's entitlement under the customs of the City of London; personal estate of about £1,500.
|C78/1423, no. 3 [21]
|13 April
|George Bourne of Enfield, Middx, esq v. Roger Tuckfield; Edmund Wise; Henry Tuckfield; and Thomas Tuckfield, infants by their guardian; John Green, & Mary his wife; and William Gilbert, gent
|re. marriage agreement 3/4 Dec 1702, John Green the younger and Mary Lockwood, spinster, dau. of Susannah Lockwood; messuage in Enfield and 36 shares in New River Company and one 36 share of the king's moiety thereof..
|C78/1781, no. 5 [22]
|15 Apr
|Ralph Scott and Susannah his wife executrix of Hannah Edwards who was the widow and executrix of Mathew Edwards decd v. Richard Dance; Richard Burges; Joseph Beeton; and Richard Pretty
|re. loan £200 25 Mar 1723, by Richard Dance from Mathew Edwsards, secured by the lease by Richard Dance to Mathew Edwards of a parcel of ground in St Gyles in the Fields, Middx., near New Nelson Street on the south side of Vinegar Yard.
|C78/1447, no. 4 [23]
|15 April
|Mary Heather of London, widow, executrix of Burgess Slater of Lambeth, Surrey, gent v. John Heather; and William Heather
|re. loan £114 30 July 1716, by late John Heather of Balham, Surrey & John Heather, the younger from
late Burgess Slater, secured on messuages or tenements with yards, gardens and grounds in par. St Mary Magdalen, Bermondsey, Surrey [now London Borough of Southwark].
|C78/1742, no. 4 [24]
|18 April
|George Cartwright esq v. Robert Harniss; and John Harniss
|re. loan 28 April 1701 £500, by Robert Harniss from Richard Smith, secured on divers lands and tenements in Wigtoft and Swineshead, Lincs.
|C78/1779, no. 3 [25]
|21 April
|Michael Burnett, gent, & Mary his wife, one of the daughters of Daniel Cox of London, doctor in phisick by Rebecca his wife who was the only daughter of John Coldham alias Couldham late of Tooting Graveney, Surrey, esq, the complainant's grandfather v. Francis Rhodes, & Margaret his wife; and Charles Robins, esq
|re. will 1 May 1696, of John Coldham and his divers manors, messuages, lands, tenements and hereditaments in Surrey and Bucks and elsewhere...
|C78/1808, no. 1 [26]
|21 April
|Anthony Tripe of Exeter, goldsmith, the only executor and residuary legatee of Elizabeth Cross, widow, the relict of Edward Cross of Exeter, esq, who died intestate in the lifetime of said Elizabeth his wife, who was one of the daughters of William Trevill, esq v. Trevill Cross, esq; William Maunder; William Prowse; Harry Trelawny, esq; Charles Trelawny, esq; Thomas Lethbridge; William Gyllett, clerk; Joan Lethbridge; and Bodley Spettigue
|[vide 1731 C78/1768, no.15] re. will 16 Apr 1680 of William Trevill and the descent of his property in Devon, after the death of his son Lethbridge Trevill unmarried and without issue...
|C78/1698, no. 2 [27]
|25 April
|Bernard Mason of Thornbury, Herefs, laborer, eldest son and heir of Thomas Mason late of the parish of Felton, Herefs, yeoman v. John Prise of Wisteston [Wistaston], Herefs, esq
|re. copyhold lands held for one, two and three lives within manor of Felton; procedure upon decease of tenants.
|C78/2074, no. 7 [28]
|27 April
|John Hyde of Kingston Lisle, Berks, esq v. Francis Hyde
|re. descent of manor of Kingston Lisle and lands of late William Hyde, since 36 year of Queen Elizabeth [1593-4], in Sparsholt, Kingston Lisle, Balking alias Baulking [all now in Oxon.] and Favely alias Fawley, Berks...
|C79/60, no. [29]
|28 April
|William Andrews, gent v. Robert Hales, & Sarah his wife; and Littleton Poyns Meynell; and (added later:) William Dawson
|re. will 8 Apr 1714, of Wardall Andrews of Barbados, and the 40 year lease of the parsonage of Aveleigh [Aveley], Essex, leased from Dean and Chapter of St Paul's; bequests and conditions...
|C78/1542, no. 4 [30]
|1 May
|Rose Pannell spinster v. Shelly Wankford and John Littell
|re. loans £1,400, £100, £250 before 1715, by Shelley Wankford [d.1731] from Rose Pannell, secured on manor of Samborne otherwise Samborne Hall [Stambourne, Essex] with rights, members and apurtenances etc., etc..
|C79/97, no. [31]
|1 May
|Rowland Drew the younger; Prudence the wife of John Griffiths; John Drew; and Anne Drew, the children of Rowland Drew; and said John Griffiths v. Phillip Jones; Prudence Jones; John Jones; and Robert Jones, the children of Winifred Jones; and Thomas Kynaston
|re. will 3 March [1724-5] of Charles Drew; his estate of near £2,000, contract with Mrs Elizabeth Lake to be fulfilled, £200 to nephew Ricahrd Drew,contents of a paper signed by him to Ann Absolom, his servant, to be fulfilled; other bequests...
|C78/1730, no. 5 [32]
|5 May
|Joseph Woodward of London cornfactor assignee of the estate and effects of George Halliday late of Berwick upon Tweed merchant v. James Blair and the said George Halliday
|re. bankruptcy of George Halliday March 1725, following the carrying on a business in buying and selling, his considerable debts to complt.
|C78/2074, no. 6 [33]
|5 May
|Theodore Darley of Northill [North Hill], Corn, esq
v. Stephen Revell; Sarah Darley, his the said Theodore's wife; Elizabeth Ackland; John Lufkey; Thomas Darley, & Sarah his wife; John Treharne; Judith Smithurst; James Tregeare; William Ruddle, clerk; John Dingley; Richard Couch of South Petherwin; Richard Couth of St Dominick; William Sheere; John Rudge; Thomas Issaac; Robert Combe; Edward Couch; John Avery; Decory Pearse; Stephen Hoskin; Thomas Harvey; Henry Hutchnantt, clerk; Robert Rawlin; John Reed; Roger Edgecombe; John Burrow; Grace Harvey; John Balt; Richard Spour; Emanuell Budge; Michael Jasper; Robert Hodge; William Bant; Robert Browne; William Palmer; Christopher Wadge; John Combe; Christopher Pillow; Peter Dingley; Samuel Courtis; Ricahrd Wadge; Nicholas Evans; John Perrivall; Edward Deacon
|re. several debts Apr 1712, of Stephen Revell of Ermington [near Ivybridge], Devon; secured on capital messuage, barton farm and other lands in par. Ermington....
|C78/1733, no. 5 [34]
|6 May
|Winifrid Davis; Elizabeth Davis, spinsters, two of the granddaughters of Roger Collings of Carbeal in the parish of Antony [or Trevanta], Corn, gent v. James Tillie
|re. several messuages, lands and tenements, value £100 & personal estate of £600+ sufficient to pay debts with over-plus of Roger Collings, d.1710 after making will; claims of grandchildren.
|C78/1798, no. 8 [35]
|12 May
|John Taylor of Rotherhithe, Surrey, cook v. John Jesson
|C78/1818, no. 1 [36]
|13 May
|Juana Roderigues Miranda als Juana de Mansilla (only sister and next of kin to Don Francisco Dias de la Puebla decd); Francisco als David Roberigues Miranda and James als Isaac Miranda of London merchants (the said James being administrator of the said Don Franco Dias de la Puebla)
v Francisco Manrique Lewis Francis de Paramo; The governor & company of the Bank of England; and the Governor & company of merchants of Great Britain trading to the South Seas and other parts of America & for encouraging the Fishery; and Anthony de Costa
|Estate of Franco Dias de la Puebla, provider general of the Spanish Army in the Low Countries, who died intestate in France 1707.
|C78/1401, no. 6 [37]
|13 May
|Sir Philip York, knight, Attorney General, at the relation of Miles Martin of Malinsbury [Malmesbury], Wilts, gent v. Thomas Estcourt; and Edmund Estcourt of Burton Hills in Malmsbury, Wilts, gent; William Hodges; Walter Hodges; and Gilbert Gastrell of Tetbury, Glouc, gent
|C78/1780, no. 20 [38]
|15 May
|Robert Bacon of Misley, Essex, carpenter v John Ward; William Mason
|Complt's employment by John Tyssen of Wolverston Hall [Woolverstone Hall], Suffolk to build a dwelling house, malting office, kiln mill & sinder oven at Wolverston, and subsequently by John Ward when John Tyssen absconded from his creditors [see also 1735 C78/1747, no. 1].
|C78/1398, no. 1 [39]
|15 May
|Peircy Griffith and Alicia his wife administrarix of Joseph Bennet late of Hornchurch Hall, Essex decd v. John Ward; and John Wyburt
|Lease by John Ward of Hackney to the decd Joseph Bennett of Tythe corn, petty tythes, dwelling house & other property in Hornchurch, and debts of Joseph Bennett.
|C78/1449, no. 1 [40]
|15 May
|Francis John Tyssen only son and heir of Francis Tyssen then late of Shacklewell in the parish of Hackney, Middx decd; and Mary Tyssen only daughter of the said Francis Tyssen decd, infants by Osmond Beavoir their uncle
v. Samuel Tyssen executor of John Tyssen decd; and John Tyssen an infant, son and heir of the said John Tyssen decd; Mary Tyssen, widow; William Tyssen; William Cooke; John Ward; John Theodum; Thomas Burgess; Dame Hester Child and Sir Cesar Child, and previously v. Rachael Tyssen, mother of the plaintiffs; John Tyssen then of Hackney, one of the brothers and sole executor of Francis Tyssen decd; William Tyssen and Samuel Tyssen, infants, brothers of the said John Tyssen and Francis Tyssen
|C78/1493, no. 13 [41]
|27 May
|Benjamin Haskins Stiles esq; William, duke of Devonshire; Robert, lord Kingley; Francis Charteris, esq; Samuel Dunstar, doctor in divinity; Charles le Bass, esq; Rene Benowyn, merchant; Frederick Frankland, esq; John Neat, esq; Thomas Pitt, jr, esq, lord Londonderry, Ireland; William Gibbons, doctor of physick; Edward Young; Roger Williams; and Thomas Blunt for themselves and all other judgment creditors of Phillip, duke of Wharton and marquis of Malmesbury v. Phillip, duke of Wharton and marquis of Malmsbury; and Martha, duchess of Wharton; Alexander Denton, esq; Thomas Gibson; John Jacob; and Robert Jacomb
|C78/1751, no. 1 [42]
|29 May
|Thomas Wright executor of Thomas Wright; and John Bateman, executor of John Bateman v. William Norcliffe; and Edward Jeffryes, esqs; and William Symonds AND Edward Jeffryes; and William Symonds v. William Norcliffe; and Thomas Wright AND William Norcliffe v. Thomas Wright; John Bateman; and William Symonds
|C78/1817, no. 10 [43]
|29 May
|Mary Mitchell, widow; Robert Mitchell, & Elizabeth his wife; James Jacobson, & Mary his wife; Elizabth Hopkins, widow; Anne Deane; and Mary Deane; and Anne Deane, infants by said Mary Deane their mother; John Rand, & Sarah his wife; and William Rand; Martha Rand; Sarah Rand; and Elizabeth Rand, infants by said John Rand their father; Joseph Rand; Deborah Rand; and John Smith, & Mary his wife v. James Hale; John Cartlitch; Sir Joseph Eyles; John Heron; John Ridout; Thomas Phillipps; John Hatley; Sir Harcourt Masters; Sir John Eyles; William Billers, esq; Joseph Brooksbank; Thomas Styles; Samuel March; Sir George Caswell; Joseph Beachcroft; and Jerom Knapp
|C78/1749, no. 5 [44]
|30 May
|Peter Vavasour of Haslewood [Hazlewood near Leeds], Yorks, esq commonly called Sir Peter Vavasour v. Edward Marshall
|C78/1769, no. 5 [45]
|Trinity Term (bill)
|James Smith, esq v. Henry Bromley, esq, surviving executor of Richard Mead esq, & Frances his wife; Francis Wiatt, esq,& Elizabeth his wife; Ann Mead, widow and relict of Richard Mead; and James Blake, esq
|C78/1799, no. 8 [46]
|2 June
|William Hinton of London, vintner; John Newton of London, uypholder; Thomas Guybon of London, gent; Mary Whitworth of London, widow; Richard Richardson of London, carpenter; Christiana Reynoldson of London, widow; Francis Bostock of London, peruke maker; Joseph Gurney of London, joiner; Jonathan Castledine of London, tayler; Roger Gale of London, tallowchandler; Obediah Donne of London, blacksmith; John Glover of London, merchant; Nathanill Blandford of London, gent; Jane Marsh of Dunstable, Beds, spinster; Anne Littlefild; and Rebecca Randell of London, widow; and Frances Bird, executrix of Richard Bird of London, printer v. Joane Scott, widow; Robert Scott; Robert Reyneldson, & Elizabeth his wife; Michael Philips; and Christopher Smith
|C78/1780, no. 15 [47]
|3 June
|Penelope Chester; Elizabeth Chester; Anne Chester; Catherine Diana Chester; Dorothy Chester; and Mary Chester, the six daughters and coheirs of Sir William Chester of Brook [?Brooksby], Leics, baronet, infants by Dame Penelope Chester their mother v. Sir John Chester, baronet; Dame Frances Chester; John Toller, esq; Sir Pynsent Charnock, baronet; William Hewett; and Francis Duncombe, esqs
|C78/1798, no. 9 [48]
|4 June
|Gyles Watts, & Jane his wife, who was niece and heir at law of Jane Sharpe late of Battle, Sussex, widow, that is, only daughter of James Relfe of Newington, Surrey, mercer, who was eldest brother of said Jane Sharpe v. Richard Relfe; Thomas Back; John Hendley, & Jane his wife; Humphrey Holland, & Jemima his wife
|C78/1809, no. 1 [49]
|8 June
|John Downes and Edward Kitchin v. Hugh Southerland and Matthew Teeme
|C79/96, no. [50]
|8 June
|Robert Loder of Letchlade, Gloucs, gentleman v. Semour Loder clerk & Mary his wife; John Loder gentleman & Jane his wife; John Jordan gentleman & Ann his wife; and John Carne esq & Elizabeth his wife; and others (sic)
|C78/2047, no. 1 [51]
|8 June
|John Sabell of Wadesmith Street, Herts, malster v. Thomas Kilpin, esq; John Turner; Walter Pettyward, esqs; and John Gardner, an infant
|C78/1742, no. 11 [52]
|9 Jun
|James Field of St Neots, Hunts v. John Hooper, clerk
|Will of Thomas Jackson of St Neots decd and settlement on marriage of his widow Sarah and the complt.
|C78/1423, no. 1 [53]
|13 June
|Henry Revell of Gainsborough, Lincs, the assignee of Thomas Harrison of York, mercer, under a commission of bankrupt v. Richard Chambers; Francis Buckle; Samuel Wand; and David Loyd
|C78/1742, no. 5 [54]
|16 Jun
|Edward Rose of the parish of St James Clerkenwell, Middx, tallow chandler; and John Brown of the same parish, victualler, surviving executors of Abraham Thebridge late of the same parish decd v. Thomas Cox; Josiah Smith; and Mary Smith als Biffen
|Mortgage by Sir Charles Cox late of St Olave Southwarke, of messuages called The Two Brewers, The Spread Eagle, The Red Lyon, The Plaisterers Arms and The Dolphin, all in Mill Lane, St Olave Southwarke
|C78/1423, no. 4 [55]
|16 June
|Jonathan Helder, nephew and heir of Richard Helder, esq and also cousin and heir of William Helder who was the only son of the said Richard Helder, that is to say, only son and heir of Mathew Helder who was the only brother of said Richard Helder and uncle of said William Helder v. Mary Helder, widow; Richard Sheppard, esq, & Anne his wife; and Larry Cross, gent
|C78/1787, no. 6 [56]
|18 June
|Rebecca Fulcher widow for herself and the rest of the creditors of Josiah Knight late of London, cheese monger; and Mary Knight the widow of said Josiah Knight; and William Knight & Elizabeth Knight the younger children of said Josiah Knight infants by said Mary Knight v. Joseph Willett his guardian
|C78/1857, no. 5 [57]
|18 June
|John Freke of London, barber surgeon v. Moses Owen, citizen and embroiderer of London; and Samuel Robinson of London, gent
|C78/1734, no. 1 [58]
|18 June
|John Corbin of Longham in Hampreston, Dorset, gent; Henry Carew, gent; Aaron Boorne, yeoman; Joseph Warne, butcher; George Budden, gent; John Barrow, yeoman; James Hutchins, yeoman; William Frost, taylor; James Deane, yeoman; Edward Torbuck, gent; Thomas Bull, tallow chandler; Jane Wayman, widow, for themselves and other creditors of martin Biddlecombe the elder; and Martin Biddlecombe the younger of Merrytown in Christchurch, both deceased v. Rebeccah Biddlecombe, widow; Rebeccah Biddlecombe, spinster; Richard Biddlecombe; William Lacey; John Biddlecombe; and John Willis
|C78/1705, no. 4 [59]
|19 June
|Nathan Hickman, gent v. Robert Holt, esq; Richard Worthington, gent; John Conyers; and Bridget Dade, widow
|C78/1767, no. 1 [60]
|20 June
|Robert Hare of Digby, Lincs, gent, administrator with the will annexed of William Thornton, esq; William Thornton alias Rump; Ann Thornton alias Rump; and Martha Thornton alias Rump, infants by said Robert Hare v. Sir John Rodes, baronet, Francis Radcliffe, gent; Mary Chamberlen; Edward Hopkins, esq, & Anna Maria his wife; and Richard Luther, esq, & Charlotte his wife
|C78/1767, no. 3 [61]
|20 June
|Christopher Crow, esq, the administrator of Charlotte, Lady Baltimore, his late wife v. Margaret, Lady Baltimore, widow; Charles, Lord Baltimore; the Honorable Roger North, esq; and Rob ert Webber, gent
|C78/1699, no. 1 [62]
|26 June
|Kenelme Digby, esq, eldest son and heir of Simon Digby, gent, who was the brother and heir at law of John Digby esq v. Sir William Napier, baronet
|C78/1798, no. 7 [63]
|26 June
|Elizabeth Tringham, spinster v. William Brome; Richard Traherne; and Stephen Phillips
|C78/1542, no. 2 [64]
|3 July
|Robert Richardson & Elizabeth his wife v. John Sedgwick & Elizabeth his wife and Edmund Duckett
|C79/8, no. [65]
|6 July
|John Wynne, gent v. George Wynne, esq, eldest son of said complainant by Jane his first wife; Evan Lloyd, gent; and others (sic)
|C78/1707, no. 7 [66]
|7 July
|Benjamin Hoare, goldsmith v. Sir Edward Leighton, baronet
|C78/1843, no. 6 [67]
|7 July
|Elizabeth Helder, spinster v. Joseph Parish
|C78/1769, no. 2 [68]
|10 July
|Simon Beckley of London, scrivener v. William Newland, esq; Dame Rebecca Newland; Turgis Newland; and George Newland, esq, executors of Sir William Lewen
|C78/1781, no. 4 [69]
|13 July
|John Roberts, esq, & Katherine his wife v. David Roberts, esq
|C78/1801, no. 11 [70]
|14 July
|Richard Symons, surviving executor of Thomas Symons and executor of John Symons, and also administrator with the testament annexed of Eleanor Symons; David Chitty; and Robert Stamper v. Elizbeth, lady Romney; Robert, lord Romney, an infant; and Sir Edmund Probyn one of the justices of King's Bench
|C78/1779, no. 1 [71]
|16 July
|Thomas Johnston an infant by John Raspin v. Thomas Owen; and Thomas Burdus, esq
|C78/1800, no. 14 [72]
|16 July
|Isaac Milner; Ann Milner; and Godfrey Milner, children of Isaac Milner of London, merchant, infants, by Lyonel Copley, esq, their uncle v. Thomas Colemore, & Anne his wife
|C78/1747, no. 8 [73]
|17 July
|Thomas Hayward an infant son and heir of Hugh Hayward who was son and heir of Thomas Hayward esq v. Thomas Beach; Robert Duke; Henry Biggs; Thomas Frances; Dorothy Mason; Phillip Hayward; and Edward Machen
|C79/62, no. [74]
|13 Oct
|Lancelot Pearson of Stepney, Middx, yeoman v. Thomas Blake, & Anne his wife
|C78/1742, no. 7 [75]
|15 Oct
|Robert Sandford v. Thomas Burdus, esq; and William Midford, gent
|C78/1709, no. 6 [76]
|20 Oct
|John Scrimshire, gent; and James Fage, executors of Thomas Landey v. Piercy Griffith, & Alice his wife; Jane Bennett; and Thomas Diggles, & Sarah his wife
|C78/1786, no. 16 [77]
|26 Oct
|Thomas Reeve, gent, & Alice his wife, youngest daughter of Sir Joseph Herne v. Penelope Herne, widow, relict, and executrix of Joseph Herne, esq; and Penelope and Catherine Herne their children, infant; Sir Lambert Blackwell; and Dame Elizabeth his wife; and John Borrett; Robert Chapman; and William Peer Williams, esq, executors of Thomas Frederick, esq, who was surviving executor of Sir John Frederick
|C78/1750, no. 5 [78]
|31 Oct
|Robert Harrigate, son of Robert Harrigate of Newcastle upon Tyne, mariner v. George Hinckster; Mary Robson; Timothy Robson; Jane Tyzack; George Lliddell, esq; and Margaret Curry
|Will of Robert Harrigate of Newcastle, mariner, the complts grandfather, dated 30 May 1628. Complts rights to messuages etc in Newcastle, which had been bequeathed to the complts father, now decd, & his uncles, also decd, without issue. To his eldest son Richard the house called the Three Kings, after the death of his wife Elizabeth, to his second son John, the house where George Errington lived, to his 3rd son Edward the tenement where Thomas Air dwelt & to Robert his youngest son & Mary Harrigate his sister, tenements in Broad Garth in possession of Thomas Rotherford & widow Cornwall
|C78/1755, no. 3 [79]
|3 Nov
|John Titford, & Amy his wife, now Amy Titford, widow, one of the daughters of Jacob Meulh, an infant, by Abraham Spencer, gent v. Joseph Du Casse; Samuel Meulh; and Anne Meulh
|C78/1790, no. 8 [80]
|4 Nov
|John Herring, esq v. John Towne, & Mary his wife; George Reynolds; Thomas Hurst; John Wylsbore; and William Barker; and Mary Towne; William Towne; Bell Towne; John Towne; Dorothy Towne; Elizabeth Towne; and David Towne, the children of said John and Mary Towne
|C78/1738, no. 7 [81]
|9 Nov
|Elizabeth Lonsdale, widow v. John Lonsdale; John Hargreaves; Miles Lonsdale; Henry Lonsdale; William Cooper; and Henry Watson, esq
|C78/1769, no. 6 [82]
|10 Nov
|George Sparrow gentleman v. Henry Green esq; Thomas Watts; and Stonier Parrott
|Lease to ground called the Wast or Outer Wast in the common fields of the manor of Sow [Sowe in Coventry], Warks, for the purpose of mining coal. Ref also to Bill exhibited by the deft Parrott against the present complt Sparrow.
|C79/185, no. [83]
|12 Nov
|George Cartwright, esq v. Robert Harness; and John Harness
|C78/1779, no. 14 [84]
|18 Nov
|Robert Corker of Falmouth, Corn, esq v. Samuel Guys, esq; Thomas Tonkin, esq; Chambre Corker; Philip Webber;James tonkin, son and heir of said Thomas Tonkin; ___ Clarke; ___ Argoll; and ___ Drake
|C78/1732, no. 2 [85]
|19 Nov
|Thomas Barton and Joanna Hudson widow v. Rebecca Barton widow; (added later:) Thomas Newsham esq; William Nicholas an infant; Samuel Hartopp esq; and others (sic)
|C79/51, no. [86]
|20 Nov
|Henry Nugent, son and heir of Edmund Nugent, gent, by Frances his wife, who daughter and heir of Henry Bynne v. William Hancock, & Elizabeth his wife
|C78/1750, no. 2 [87]
|24 Nov
|Elizabeth Vincent of North Petherwin, Devon, singlewoman, executrix of Shadrach Vincent of Bratton Clovelly and also executrix of Mary Vincent, spinster her late sister v. Samuel Ennys; Henry Hawkins; Thomas Tonkin; William Roberts; and Margaret Oates; Samuel Kempe; Thomas Worth, & Margery his wife; and James Tonkin
|C78/1732, no. 4 [88]
|27 Nov
|Everard Buckworth of Spalding, Lincs, gent v. Thomas Mufutell; John Peart; Anne Fox; Basil Berrcorte; Alice Arnold, widow; Richard Jackson
|C78/1780, no. 16 [89]
|1 Dec
|Brockhill Newburgh, esq v. Charles Hayes; John Bourne; George Bishop; Thomas Bull; Sir Robert Dashwood, baronet; and John Perry, esq
|C78/1801, no. 2 [90]
|2 Dec
|Leonard Jones, grandson of Leonard Jones decd v James Jones
|Legacy due from the will of Leonard Jones
|C78/1394, no. 3 [91]
|7 Dec
|Sir Phillip Yorke knight Attorney General at the relation of Thomas Saunders; Willliam Wood; Arthur Schooly; John Saunders; Thomas Carter; George Cope; John Gregory; John Smith; George Turner; Phillip Schooly; and Benjamin Bateman inhabitants of the the parish of Brill, Bucks
|C79/97, no. [92]
|8 Dec
|Henry Window, esq v. Samuel Cockerell, esq; and Abraham Wright
|C78/1710, no. 7 [93]
|9 Dec
|Sir Cesar Child of Woodford Bridge, Essex v John Tyssen; John Ward; Richard Bell; Jeremiah Woolley; Henry Austin; Sarah Martins; William Croxton; Robert Brooke; and Sir Cesar Child
|Refs previous decree of 6 July 1719 in Cesar Child; Sir Cesar Child and Hester Child his wife v Sir James Edwards; Sir Llambert Blackwell; John Tyssen and others concerning agreements made on the marriage of Sir Cesar Child & Hester his wife, the current complts parents.
|C78/1397, no. 3 [94]
|9 Dec
|Eugene Vaughan an infant by Jane Vaughan, spinster, his aunt v. Elinor Vaughan, widow; Nicholas Williams, baronet; Owen Brigstock, esq; Edward Jones; and others
|C78/1798, no. 5 [95]
|12 Dec
|John Ley of Exeter, gent, one of the executors and devisees of John Drake of Bistock [Bystock], Devon, gent v. Phillis Drake; William Simons; and John Drake
|C78/1733, no. 3 [96]
|14 Dec
|Thomas Harris, & Mary his wife, late Mary Hilley v. Robert Phelps; Joseph Phelps; and William Hilley
|C78/1778, no. 4 [97]
|15 Dec
|Joshua Say; John Safery; John Youngs, & Ann his wife, administratrix of Mary Say of Norwich her late mother who was relict and one of the executors and residuary legatee of Samuel Say of Norwich, butcher v. John Drake of Wymondham, Norf, esq
|C78/1781, no. 6 [98]
|19 Dec
|Thomas Abbott v. John Hicks and Ann Greening
|C78/1793, no. 20 [99]
|21 Dec
|Joseph Unwin of Castle Hedingham, Essex, gent, executor of Mathias Unwin of the same, his late brother v. James Gray, esq
|C78/1742, no. 10 [100]
|21 Dec
|William Mathews for himself and the other creditors of Sir James Lumley, baronet, a lunatic v. Elizabeth Neville, widow; the said Sir James Lumley, baronet; William Guidott; and Hildebrand Alington, esqs
|C78/1742, no. 8 [101]
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Well, the 2012 list is pretty much all wrapped up, but what were the best episodes of TV in 2011?
10) "You're Getting Old" – South Park
This was not the funniest episode of South Park this year, or even the best, but it was certainly the most memorable for the way it dealt with the show's ongoing existence. As Trey Parker and Matt Stone found success on Broadway with The Book of Mormon while their aging series had now passed its 200th episode, they were bound to start questioning the value of a show that "just shows how shitty things are." When Randy and Sharon Marsh broke up, it seemed like a thinly veiled commentary by Parker/Stone on the series itself ("Every week it's kind of the same story in a different way, but it just keeps getting more and more ridiculous"). It was so jarring that some people expected it to be a surprise series finale. Of course, I'm happy Parker and Stone are continuing with the series, and the fact they are willing to question the value of the show is part of why it's so great.


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To all you shutter bugs (camera buffs) out there, here is another opportunity for you to get out in nature to zoom in on the magnificent essence of nature's animal kingdom.
Canadian Geographic is hosting the "Canadian Wildlife Photography of the Year Competition"
~ deadline ~ 12:00 p.m. ET on Tuesday, September 4, 2012
~ link to enter contest ~ http://photoclub.canadiangeographic.ca/cg/Contests/wpy/Prizes.aspx
~ Categories ~ From the ground up, Things with wings, On the prowl, What's in the water and Junior Photographers (kids 15 and under)
~ Prizes ~ too many to list here ~ click on the contest link above for a complete list ~ 500 cash prize, a Lowepro Slingshot 102 AW, a family membership to the Canadian Museum of Nature (value $99), a selection of Canadian Museum of Nature products ~ books, pens, cups and t-shirts, in an environmentally friendly bag ($50). Winning photos will also be published in the December 2012 issue of Canadian Geographic and receive a one-year subscription to Canadian Geographic ($30) and more…
Watching this YouTube video, "National Geographic's Best Nature Photos Of The Year", by DownUnderKid91 on Jun 2, 2009, should be all the inspiration you need to pack up your equipment and outdoor gear and head out into nature in search of your award winning 'shoot and capture' moment.
~ More inspiration for our aspiring "Award Winning" Photographers ~
Uploaded by izjustagirl on Jan 10, 2011 ~ "Some photos from fellow Canadians & animal lovers from a photo competition that I am in; all amateur. The first pic is my entry, the last 4 belong to me also, used as filler. All credit goes to the respective photographers who have captured superb moments in time with some of Canada's most beautiful & interesting critters. So many more wonderful pictures to be seen on the competition site."
Link ~ Canadian Wildlife Photography of the Year Competition ~ Slide Show ~


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The agreement is expected to place up to nine residents at JMH in the first year, with the number potentially increasing during the initial five-years of the program. VCOM will provide support personnel and other resources during the five-year startup phase.
"We are excited to partner with VCOM because they carry a great deal of expertise in establishing new residency programs," said Sean McMurray, chief executive officer of JMH. "In the last eight years, VCOM has helped to roll out 10 community-based residency programs, so we are confident in their ability to lead a smooth startup here at JMH."
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The number of gas tax increase proposals continues to grow with 10 and counting just weeks into Session 2013.
"Some of those ideas are starting to coalesce. My hope is that we can get a critical mass behind a set of ideas, then we can advance forward," said Montgomery County Sen. Rob Gargiola, D-District 15.
Among the proposals includes legislation that would allow local governments to raise the gas tax by 2 cents per gallon, but they could only use the money for local transportation projects.
"We have counties that come in and ask for $100 million to $1 billion for transportation funds, and they say, 'Don't raise the gas tax.' So, basically, I'm putting it on them," said Sen. Ronald Young, D-District 3, whose district encompasses portions of Frederick and Washington counties.
Senate President Mike Miller said he likes the idea so much that he proposes allowing locals to raise the tax by 5 cents a gallon.
He also suggested that the state lease, or even sell, the Intercounty Connector to a private operator and use the funds to help pay for light rail expansion in Montgomery County and Baltimore City.
"We are giving it to the governor to comment on, the speaker to comment on," Miller said.
Republicans who represent rural areas said they don't want their constituents to continue subsidizing mass transit. There's talk of creating regional authorities and giving them the power to generate mass transit funds.
"No other state has that type of dependency. So, if any conversation where we are removing that or providing an alternative funding source is very, very positive," said Sen. David Brinkley, R-District 4, whose district encompasses portions of Carroll and Frederick counties.
The discussion includes raising the sales tax by 3 percent and applying it to gasoline at the wholesale level. Another possibility would create a separate 3 percent sales tax on gas statewide. Last year, Gov. Martin O'Malley proposed phasing in a 6 percent sales tax on gas.
"We will probably be making another proposal or similar proposal this session," O'Malley said on Jan. 8.
A recent Gonzales Research poll found 94 percent of those surveyed said it's important to maintain and improve the state's transportation system, but only 26 percent favor a 10-cent increase in the gas tax to pay for it.
A House subcommittee is investigating best practices across the country.
"We're trying to come up with the best plan that we think that would be beneficial to Maryland," said Howard County Delegate Frank Turner, D-District 13.
Budget analysts with the Maryland Department of Legislative Services said that after 2017, Maryland will only have enough transportation money to pay for maintenance of the existing system, and the state will not money available for construction of new roads or mass transit.
At the moment, none of these ideas are in bill form, although several proposals are expected to be introduced next week.
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You May Bawl After Watching Chevy's Emotional Dog Commercial
So, dogs are now the go-to pitchmen of this generation.
On the heels of Budweiser's acclaimed Super Bowl ad featuring a horse saving a puppy comes Chevy's attempt to tug on the heartstrings.
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Samantha Ronson will face a judge over her driving under the influence arrest earlier this month.
On Tuesday, Access Hollywood confirmed that the celebrity DJ has been charged with two misdemeanor counts – for driving under the influence and driving with a blood alcohol level above .08.
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As previously reported on AccessHollywood.com, Ronson was arrested on Aug. 1 on suspicion of driving under the influence.
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The celebrity DJ was stopped outside of Baker, Calif., at 10:31 AM for speeding in her black Porsche. She was clocked going 89 MPH in a 70 MPH zone, California Highway Patrol said in a statement released to Access Hollywood at the time.
After Ronson was stopped, law enforcement officials said she displayed signs of alcohol intoxication and was given a series of field sobriety tests and then arrested.
Ronson refused a portable breath test on the scene, but submitted to a breath test at the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Substation in Baker. She was then later booked at the Sheriff's jail in Barstow, Calif., and released on Monday, Aug. 1, at 5:30 PM
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As I have told y'all before, the reason why my posts have decreased on this blog is because of my new blog, South Texas Wedding.
I'm hosting my first giveaway on that blog! Please check it out!
I love her products and the prices are so reasonable that $15 can go a long way!!
Saturday, July 9, 2011
Hamilton Beach Toaster RECALL
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About a year ago I did a review on the Hamilton Beach Toaster which we really enjoyed and have personally had no issues with. This review was part of CSN Stores where I was allowed to select an item and review it. It is by no fault of CSNStores, but yet I sill received this e-mail from CSN Stores informing me of a recall on the Hamilton Beach Brands Recall of Model 22600 Toasters:
We are writing to let you know that Hamilton Beach, in conjunction with the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), has announced a voluntary recall of the Classic Chrome 2 Slice Toaster.
Some potential safety issues have emerged with the heating element, which can remain energized indefinitely when an item is placed in the toaster. This malfunction can cause a fire hazard if the toaster is near flammable items. Fortunately, no injuries have occurred, but we wanted to alert you to the situation right away. A more detailed description of this recall can be found here:
The recall affects the Classic Chrome 2 Slice Toaster, model number 22600 with specific series codes. These series codes begin with the letters C or D, and have the format of CXXXXBI or DXXXXBI, where XXXX is a four-digit number ranging from 0190 through 5290. The model number and series code are printed on the bottom of the toaster. The toaster has a chromed steel exterior, a front control panel with a rotary toast shade selector, function buttons arranged in an arc, a front removable crumb tray and "Hamilton Beach" printed across the front.
If you have one of the recalled toasters, please stop using it immediately and contact Hamilton Beach about receiving a replacement. You can reach Hamilton Beach at (800) 379-2200 anytime, or visit the firm's website at: http://www.hamiltonbeach.com/recall-info/toaster-recall/.
We wanted to bring this matter to your attention as soon as we heard about it, as your safety is our highest concern. We apologize for any inconvenience that this recall might have caused.
I loved that they wrote me to infom me of the issue! Another reason why I love CSN Stores!
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So...you might have noticed that haven't posted here in a while.
That would be because I have a NEW BLOG!!
That's right!
I'm documenting and sharing my experiences of planning my wedding over the next year on my blog, South Texas Wedding.
I am so excited to be doing this!! Although I haven't been taking advantages of coupons, doesn't mean I've lost my frugal side. I'm trying to plan a budget wedding and sharing it all with my readers! It's really difficult to try to have the wedding of your dreams and stay frugal! I really hope you get a chance to stop by and share this journey with me!!
I mean...who doesn't love a wedding?!?!
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A former Philadelphia church official who made history when he faced charges of helping to shield pedophile priests is now free after a court overturned his conviction.
Monsignor William Lynn had already posted 10 percent of his $250,000 bail at about 11 a.m., less than an hour after a Philadelphia judge ruled that he could be released on bail. By 3 p.m., Lynn walked out of Waymart State Correctional Institution in northeastern Pennyslvania's Wayne County.
Philadelphia District Attorney Seth Williams vowed to re-try Lynn on child endangerment charges. Lynn is accused of protecting priests who molested children by moving them around in an attempt to cover up the abuse.
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"To the victims, their families and the citizens of our region: Know that my office takes the charges of institutional sexual abuse extremely seriously," District Attorney Seth Williams said in a statement. "I will continue to use every available legal option at my disposal to prosecute pedophile priests and those who shield them to the fullest extent of the law."
The state Supreme Court threw out Lynn's conviction, concluding the 2012 trial judge allowed too many priest-abuse victims not directly tied to the case to testify. Prosecutors had called the witnesses to show a pattern of behavior at the Philadelphia Archdiocese.
Lynn's attorney, Tom Bergstrom, told NBC10's Rosemary Connors that Lynn plans to live with his sister and her family. He is due back in Philadelphia court on Thursday morning for a status hearing.
Lynn was the first U.S. Roman Catholic Church official ever charged and convicted of helping to shield child molesters within its ranks.
A spokesman for the Archdiocese of Philadelphia on Tuesday referred all questions back to Lynn's attorney.
Appeals courts have wrestled with the legality of his conviction.
Lynn has been in and out of prison during his appeals. He's served nearly three years of a three- to six-year sentence and was due to be paroled in October. If Lynn is re-tried and convicted again, a judge can sentence him to a maximum of about 2 1/2 months in jail.
After the judge granted Lynn bail, the director of Philadelphia's local chapter of the Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests issued a statement encouraging more victims of abuse to come forward and push for justice. She also praised District Attorney Seth Williams' vow to re-try Lynn.
"We hope Msgr. William Lynn is convicted again," said Karen Polesir, SNAP's local director. "That will be even more effective at deterring cover ups of child sex crimes."
Despite the decision, Polesir urged victims of priest abuse to "see the glass as half full" in Lynn's case.
"Finally, a Catholic enabler — a church official who put kids in harm's way — has been punished. And he may be punished further," she said. "That should make many employers think again when they're tempted to hide known or suspected child sex crimes."


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To celebrate Blake's birthday we had pizza and cupcakes.
The kids painted a bird house for grandma's birthday.
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Surveys consistently show that a clean club is one of the most important things people look for when choosing a fitness facility and deciding whether to stay. So it makes sense for club management to make cleanliness a priority. After all, a new-looking facility can be a key part of a club's marketing.
Club owners have three choices. First, their clubs can be dirty and look worn. The second is to focus on cleaning and maintenance with little attention to future maintenance planning. The third is to create a low-maintenance club that is an attractive marketing tool and requires less cleaning and payroll expense.
Here are some proven tips to help keep new and existing clubs looking their best:
Walls: Dirty, beat-up walls are common in health clubs. Some areas, no matter how many times you paint them, quickly look worn again. Choosing the right colors for walls can help significantly. Stay away from light colors in heavy-traffic areas. This does not mean that you can only use dark colors. It just means that lighter colors work best on large walls and where traffic is light.
Also, I recommend covering walls in high-traffic areas with materials and finishes that require little or no maintenance. The use of laminates, tile or heavy-duty vinyl wall coverings helps minimize a worn look. One tip for laminate on walls is to properly prepare the walls before applying the laminate, especially in locker rooms. More tile on the walls also allows for better maintenance because it lowers the possibility of moisture damage — as long as the tiles are installed properly. Granite or other hard surfaces cost more initially, but they save on maintenance costs in the long run.
Floors: Once again, light-colored flooring, including most carpet, makes little sense because it gets dirty quickly and is hard to keep clean. Lighter-colored vinyl floors and stair treads also show dirt quickly. White or light grout around ceramic tile turns dark and is impossible to keep clean, so it's best to choose darker tile and grout colors that interact with lighter colors.
Some club owners eliminate carpet in the workout areas altogether, going with rubber flooring instead. If this is done and mostly black rubber flooring is used, then it is important to use energetic colors in other places around the club.
Group exercise flooring: For many years, wood has been the standard choice for group exercise floors. However, today's classes often use more accessories, which means more wear and tear for wood floors. As a result, a growing number of owners choose an absorbent-backed vinyl floor that looks like wood.
Lighting: Lighting options now allow for long-lasting, energy-efficient fixtures and bulbs. The long-lasting bulbs are especially desirable in lighting fixtures that are difficult to reach.
Furnishings: A key point with furnishings is to stay away from fabric-covered chairs. Instead, use darker vinyl or leather. Also, glass tables look dirty more often than they look clean. Make sure to spend the money upfront on commercial grade furniture because most home-oriented furniture wears out quickly.
Plants: You have two types of plant options: real and silk. Real plants are best for a healthier environment, but they require regular attention. Silk plants require dusting, but they don't deteriorate like real plants do. Often in clubs, real plants look half dead, and silk plants look dusty. Either keep them healthy and clean or don't have them at all.
For club operators and cleaning people, simple steps can make day-to-day club operations easier. Many club owners unknowingly let their clubs go because they get used to the environment and don't see how bad their clubs look. But just imagine the effects of having a dirty, worn club when your competitors' clubs look clean and refreshing.
Bruce Carter is the president of Optimal Fitness Design Systems International, a club design firm that has created about $600 million worth of clubs in 45 states and 26 countries.


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Belmont streetscape through glass
Belmont was bustling on Tuesday, July 7, when this image was captured from the front table of Bel Rio restaurant. From left, one can see the very-soon-to-open Tavola, the groovy-terraced Local, Jean's Beauty Salon, Belmont Bar-B-Que, and just a sliver of the roof and gable of the just-approved-by-City Council Southern Crescent.
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And against the careful consideration of the Council appointed Planning Commission. Why do they even have a PC if they aren't allowed to plan ?
Galileo - what are you talking about?
What a stunning slap in the face to the Belmont neighborhood from city council. I'm really starting to get disgusted with our local government. I knew Brown was a menace, but the more smiling while back-stabbing I see from Norris, the more I'm beginning to despise him too.
Music Lover, Did you miss the part in the brief article above that mentions city council's approval of rezoning for Southern Crescent despite strong neighborhood opposition and against the better judgement of the usually pro-development department of neighborhood development services?
The village elders really showed that no matter what others think, they do whatever they wish. That is known as democracy the TJ way. My guess is the elders will now get "low cost" food at the new joint for many years.
This decision goes hand in hand with the new parking rules. Those rules were designed to be implemented when a large new hotel was in place on the mall. Well...we have a big empty shell, but it may be a decade or more before a single person stays in the building.
Bricks...get your bricks here. $7.5 million for a few...
Does anyone remember the days when Democrats ran on neighborhood protection as their platform ? --looks like those days are over. There is a choice this time, both an independent Mr. Fenwick, and a write-in Mr. Williams are running.
Holly, like Kendra before her, seems to be there to serve one segment of the population, one that doesn't live in Belmont in large numbers. Norris won't have any problem at all with the precedent that this change has created, because he will soon be part of an effort to shove SRO housing into an inappropriate site in a neighborhood that neither needs nor wants it. Brown is simply not in touch and generally worthless on city council, so no surprise there. This city desperately needs some new blood on city council. Fenwick is starting to look good and he has my vote for now.
Its Vinegar Hill all over again. Belmont already had an active mixed business community, and a steadily growing neighborhood with hardworking folks gentrifying. City Council decides it has a different view and just runs over everything.
As one Belmonter said, if they didn't who was elected they would assume its a totally GOP agenda. All business folk, no matter how poor their ideas, must be susbsidized at everyone else' s expense.
Inluding other business owners.
Given the opposition to changing the zoning to accomodate prospective restaurant owners who knowingly bought a residential home, I really wonder how well that restaurant will do. Two Cajun restaurants have come and gone in this city. Somehow, trying that particular formula again, in this economy doesn't seem terribly bright. Add on that they're likely to be one of the first local restaurants ever to be boycotted before they even open and it almost makes you wonder why they're trying in the first place. Good luck with that.
Considering the legitimate problems Belmont residents seem to be having with the city council discounting their views, I certainly hope that there are some Belmont residents running for council next time around. Edwards, in particular, showed borderline contempt to the residents who dared to eat at the existing restaurants but opposed dangerous growth, claiming that one couldn't do both. Oh, REALLY? I'm not a Belmont resident myself and even I want an alternative to those people come election day. What they're doing to Belmont shows a "we know better and the legitimate concerns of residents or even our own planning commission don't matter" way of thinking that could easily be applied all over the city. We should ALL be concerned.