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 This page lists Court of Chancery cases relevant to an understanding of Oxenden family commercial ventures and family affairs (Aylmer, Dallison, Oxenden, Piers, Stanley).

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	'''Mid-C17th Chancery cases'''		'''Mid-C17th Chancery cases'''

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	This page lists Court of Chancery cases relevant to an understanding of Oxenden family commercial ventures and family affairs (Aylmer, Dallison, Oxenden, Piers, Stanley).		This page lists Court of Chancery cases relevant to an understanding of Oxenden family commercial ventures and family affairs (Aylmer, Dallison, Oxenden, Piers, Stanley).

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 The subscriber list to the Smirna Venture Joint Stock and to the ''King Fernandez'' have been compiled by this author from several Chancery cases following the conclusion of the ventures.
-See [[MRP: ''Smirna Venture Joint Stock'' subscriber list|''Smirna Venture Joint Stock'' subscriber list]]
+See [[MRP: Smirna Venture Joint Stock subscriber list|Smirna Venture Joint Stock subscriber list]]
-See [[MRP: ''King Fernandez'' subscriber list|''King Fernandez'' subscriber list]]
+See [[MRP: King Fernandez subscriber list|King Fernandez subscriber list]]
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 ==Litigation involving the Bishop's place, Halling==
-The Bishop's place, or palace, was acquired through marriage by the grandfather of Elizabeth Dallison's husband, [[MRP: William Dallison II|William Dallison II]].  The mansion house and estate proved problematic for the [[MRP: Dallison family|Dallison family]] from its acquisition onwards, and there are a number of suits involving various parties contesting individual tenancies as well as the overall lease.
+The Bishop's place, or palace, was acquired through marriage by the grandfather of Elizabeth Dallison's husband, [[MRP: William Dallison II| William Dallison]].  The mansion house and estate proved problematic for the [[MRP: Dallison family|Dallison family]] from its acquisition onwards, and there are a number of suits involving various parties contesting individual tenancies as well as the overall lease.
 [[MRP: C2/Eliz/D2/45 f. 1|C2/Eliz/D2/45 f. 1]]
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 ==Litigation involving Edward Kelke, lawyer friend of Elizabeth Dallison==
-[[MRP: Edward Kelke|Edward Kelke]] was a Kent born Gray's Inn lawyer and friend of both Elizabeth Dallison and George Oxenden.  Kelke appointed Elizabeth Dallison his sole executrix.  His will was contested, leading to a Chancery suit between Elizabeth and a number of Kelke's cousins.
+[[MRP: Edward Kelke|Edward Kelke]] was a Kent born Gray's Inn lawyer and friend of both Elizabeth Dallison and George Oxenden (prior to his knighthood).  Kelke appointed Elizabeth Dallison his sole executrix.  His will was contested, leading to a Chancery suit between Elizabeth and a number of Kelke's cousins.
 C 9/242/63

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 This page lists Court of Chancery cases relevant to an understanding of Oxenden family commercial ventures and family affairs (Aylmer, Dallison, Oxenden, Piers, Stanley).
 Most of the Chancery cases involve [[MRP: Oxenden family|Oxenden family]] members or their commercial partners.  Some provide a broader perspective on merchant activity amongst merchants who were contemporaries of [[MRP: Sir George Oxenden|Sir George Oxenden]].
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 '''Mid-C17th Chancery cases'''
-This page provides a listing of Court of Chancery cases relevant to an understanding of Oxenden family commercial ventures and family affairs (Aylmer, Dallison, Oxenden, Piers, Stanley).  A number of the cases originated in other courts, in particular in the Court of Kings Bench and in the Lord Mayor's Court of the City of London.
+This page lists Court of Chancery cases relevant to an understanding of Oxenden family commercial ventures and family affairs (Aylmer, Dallison, Oxenden, Piers, Stanley).
 Most of the Chancery cases involve [[MRP: Oxenden family|Oxenden family]] members or their commercial partners.  Some provide a broader perspective on merchant activity amongst merchants who were contemporaries of [[MRP: Sir George Oxenden|Sir George Oxenden]].

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 [[MRP: C22/969/42|C22/969/42]]
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-==The ''Loyal Merchant'' litigation==
+==The Loyal Merchant litigation==
 Sir George Oxenden was a part owner of the ship the ''Loyal Merchant'' in the 1660s.  A suit at Chancery was brought by the part owners of the ''Loyal Merchant'' against XXXX.

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 [[MRP: C10/488/141|C10/488/141]]
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-==''Smirna Venture Joint Stock'' & ''King Fernadez'' litigation==
+==Smirna Venture Joint Stock & King Fernadez litigation==
 The ''Smirna Venture Joint Stock'' was a substantial venture put together by five or six merchants who had worked together in Surat and around the Arabian sea in the 1640s and 1650s.  George Oxenden was one of its instigators, and was one of two factors employed by the joint stock to be based in Surat, where they purchased goods for the joint stock.  [[MRP: Christopher Oxenden|Christopher Oxenden]], a younger brother of George Oxenden, was employed by a separate, but related venture, the ''King Fernandez'', which sailed from London via Surat to Macao and back to London.
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 C22/1036/34
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-==Litigation involving merchant subscribers to the ''SVJS'', but not directly related to the ''SVJS'' or to the Oxenden family==
+==Litigation involving merchant subscribers to the SVJS, but not directly related to the SVJS or to the Oxenden family==
 C6/36/77 ff. 1-2 is a suit brought in 1668 by the London merchant Hugh Upton against Thomas Noell and George Robinson, the executors of Thomas Noell's father, Sir Martin Noell.  Upton had been a commercial partner of Sir Martin Noell.  Noell had died suddenly, of the plague, in 1665, leaving a complex estate.