Viewing Event Record: Chancery, John Henslowe vs Edward Alleyn et al: Mr Moore reports on John Henslowe's claim

Abstract

Following Philip Henslowe's death, his nephew John Henslowe charges Edward Alleyn, Agnes Henslowe, and Roger Cole[s] with having suppressed a former will, and with the criminal misrepresentation of his uncle Henslowe's estate. The Chancery suit provides valuable details concerning Henslowe's property in Surrey. On 26 January, Mr Moore -- one of the Masters of the Court -- reports that Agnes Henslowe had indeed conveyed four other leases to 'trusted parties,' and that in his opinion, Alleyn himself had 'cunningly [sought] to retayne in his handes the principall leases & writinges belonging to thestate of the said Henslowe.'

Date Event Recorded

Date
From: 26 January 1617 (Source of claim: original)

Date Event Happened

Date
From: 1616 (Source of claim: transcription)

Venues

Name
Fortune (I)
Name
Bear Garden

People

Name Event Role(s) Document Role(s)
Moore, Richard Master in Chancery
Henslowe, Philip deceased
Henslowe, Agnes defendant executrix
Alleyn, Edward defendant
Gardiner, Stephen leaseholder
Henslowe, John plaintiff

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Event Type

  • court case
  • will