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In Chancery
Between William D’Aranda and others........Plaintiffs |
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Sir John Head Baronet and others...........Defendants |
Interrogatories exhibited on the part of the said Plaintiffs before the Right Honorable Lord Henley one of the Masters of | this
Honorable Court to whom this cause stands referred for the examination of the Defendants Sir John Head Baronet Samuel | Hunt Russell and
Samuel Clayton the Executors of the Testator Thomas Harridge/ mentioned in the pleadings in this Cause pursuant to a Decree made on |
the hearing of this Cause bearing date the first day of July One thousand eight hundred and thirty one. |
First Interrogatory. Whether or not have you or any or either and which of you or any person or persons by your or any or either
of your order or for your or any or | either of your account received divers or any sum and sums of money for and in respect of the estate
and effects of the said Testator in the pleadings | named other than and except the sum and sums of money set forth in the Schedule annexed
to the Answer of the said Defendants Sir John Head Baronet | Samuel Hunt Russell and Samuel Clayton and in the account annexed to the
Affidavit of said Sir John Head Baronet and Samuel Clayton Sworn the twenty fifth day of November One thousand eight hundred and thirty
one If yea set forth a just and true account of all and every sum and sums of money so | received by you or any or either of you or any
person or persons by your or any or either of your Order or for your or any or either of your account and when such | sum and sums of money
and every of them was or were/ received and from whom.
Second Interrogatory. Whether or not you or any or either of you or any person or persons by your or any or either of your order
or for your or any or either of your use have | or hath received on account of the said Testators Personal Estate the sum of Three hundred
pounds or any and what other sum or sums of money from Thomas | Fulford Executor of David Young Harridge deceased and if yea set forth the
sums or sum of money so received and the time when such sums or sum of money was or were | received
Third Interrogatory. Whether or not you or any or either of you pr any person or persons by your or any or either of your order or for
any or either of your use have or hath | received on account of the said Testators Personal Estate the sum of Five hundred pounds/ or any and
what other sum and sums of money from George Belcham of Rayleigh in the County | of Essex now deceased or from the Executors of the said George
Belcham and if yea set forth the sums or sum of money so received and the time when such sum | and sums of money was or were so received.
Fourth Interrogatory. Whether or not you or any or either and which of you have or hath had in your or any or either of your custody or
power since the decease of the | Testator in the Pleadings named or whether any persons or person for you or any or either and which of your
knowledge information or belief have or hath had in their | or his custody or power since the decease of the said Testator any book or books of
Account paper or papers writing or writings security or securities of or belonging to the | said Testator other than and except the paper
writings and securities set forth in the Schedule annexed to the said Answer of the said Sir John Head Baronet Samuel | Hunt Russell and Samuel
Clayton or in the Affidavit of the said Samuel Clayton sworn the eleventh day of December One thousand eight hundred and thirty one | And if yea
set forth a full and true account of all such Book or Books paper or papers writing or writings security or securities and where the same and
every of | them now are or what hath become of the same.
D’Aranda v Head |
[signed] John Copland |
2d May 1832
[signed] Jno Copland Jr
I allow these interrogations being the same as those |
referred to in my report of this date |
[signed] Henley
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