KING, Jeremiah (Grimwade p.571, 756)
Posted: Thu Sep 12, 2013 4:44 am
The Will of Jeremiah King, Embroiderer late of London, was proved for probate on 2nd May 1750 (National Archives reference PROB 11/779/18).
The National Archives ref C 12/328/34
Document type: bill only.
Pitts v King.
Plaintiffs:
John Pitts of Grest Queen Street, St Giles on the Fields, Middlesex, Sandylands Drinkwater, goldsmith of Gutter Lane and Richard Snagg, apothecary of old Bailey, London (executors of Mary King, deceased of St George Bloomsbury, Middlesex, who was widow and executrix of Jeremiah King, late citizen and embroiderer of London, deceased; said Jeremiah King and Mary King has two daughters Susan King, spinster deceased late of St George Bloomsbury and Elizabeth King, now the wife of Edward Hasker, upholsterer of Fetter Lane).
Defendants:
John King of Kings Langley, Hertfordshire, Jarvis Trapp and Edward Hasker and Elizabeth Hasker his wife.
Subject matter:
Failure of John King to repay a loan made to him by Jeremiah King