- form "doggette" in 1485, and
later also as doket, dogget(t), docquett,
docquet, and docket. The
derivation and
original sense are obscure,
although it...
- acta extraprotocolar), best
represented by the
notarial certificate (or "
docquet" in Scotland). This is
generally a
writing that
certifies the due execution...
- with the
notorious pirate Peter Easton in 1611-12 (ib.
James I, lx. 16;
Docquet, 6 Feb. 1612); but the name is too
common to
render any identification...
- acta extraprotocolar), best
represented by the
notarial certificate (or "
docquet" in Scotland). This is
generally a
writing that
certifies the due execution...
- Gardiner, x. 169.
Firth 1891, p. 373
cites Life, ii. 77; Black,
Oxford Docquets, p. 351. Hyde 2009, p. 182.
Hutton 2004. Hyde 2009, p. 231. Hyde 2009,...
- duly
attested by
witnesses and
endorsed with a completio, or
eschatocol (
docquet).
Early on and like the notarius, a tabellio's
instrument lacked probativity...
- life. [
Docquet.]
March 30. Like
grants of the same
pensions to
Henrietta Orpe, Eliz. De Plancy,
Rebecca Brouncker, and Jane l'Espervanche. [
Docquet.] March...
- 1604-1629.
Retrieved 14
September 2023. "TNA, E 134/8Jas1/East36". The
Docquets of Lord
Keeper Coventry 1625-1640. List and
Index Society. 2004. pp. 241...
- make a
lease to the King of the farm of Sandleford,
Wiltshire [sic], a
docquet, a
Scots word for docket.
Newbury W****ly News, Thursday, 18
October 2012...
- Broadway, Jan; Cust, Richard;
Stephen K.,
Roberts (2004). A
Calendar of the
Docquets of Lord
Keeper Coventry 1625-1640. List &
Indexes Society. p. 201. CSPD...
