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*[[Court of the Peculiar of Binstead]] | *[[Court of the Peculiar of Binstead]] | ||
*[[Court of the Peculiar of Bishopstoke]] | *[[Court of the Peculiar of Bishopstoke]] | ||
*[[Court of the Peculiar of Brighstone|Court of the Peculiar of Brighstone]] | *[[Court of the Peculiar of Brighstone|Court of the Peculiar of Brighstone]] sometimes called Brixton (Isle of Wight) | ||
*[[Court of the Peculiar of Burghclere]] | *[[Court of the Peculiar of Burghclere]] | ||
*[[Court of the Peculiar of Calbourne]] | *[[Court of the Peculiar of Calbourne]] | ||
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*[[Court of the Peculiar of Havant with Leigh and Brockhampton]] | *[[Court of the Peculiar of Havant with Leigh and Brockhampton]] | ||
*[[Court of the Peculiar of Highclere]] | *[[Court of the Peculiar of Highclere]] | ||
*[[Court of the Peculiar of Holdenhurst]] | |||
*[[Court of the Peculiar of Houghton]] | *[[Court of the Peculiar of Houghton]] | ||
*[[Court of the Peculiar of Hursely with Otterbourne, Merdon and Silkstead]] | *[[Court of the Peculiar of Hursely with Otterbourne, Merdon and Silkstead]] | ||
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*[[Court of the Peculiar of Winnall]] | *[[Court of the Peculiar of Winnall]] | ||
*[[Court of the Peculiar of Wonston with Sutton, Scotney and Cranborne]] | *[[Court of the Peculiar of Wonston with Sutton, Scotney and Cranborne]] | ||
*[[Court of the Peculiar of East Woodhay with Ashmansworth]] | *[[Court of the Peculiar of East Woodhay with Ashmansworth]] | ||
In addition, the [[Prerogative Court of the Archbishop of Canterbury]] held jurisdiction over England including both the provinces of York and Canterbury. Mostly the wealthy but occasionally from among even those of modest means who owned property in more than one diocese or smaller court jurisdictions, as well as Royal Naval personnel--often had their estates proven through one of the Archbishop's court. | <br>In addition, the [[Prerogative Court of the Archbishop of Canterbury]] held jurisdiction over England including both the provinces of York and Canterbury. Mostly the wealthy but occasionally from among even those of modest means who owned property in more than one diocese or smaller court jurisdictions, as well as Royal Naval personnel--often had their estates proven through one of the Archbishop's court. | ||
== Some Explanatory Notes on the Hampshire Probate Courts == | == Some Explanatory Notes on the Hampshire Probate Courts == | ||