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Short title: Peyton v Newce. Plaintiff(s): Johannah Peyton, widow. Defendant(s):...
Catalogue reference: E 134/30Eliz/East21
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- E 134/30Eliz/East21
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1588 Apr 24-1588 May 20
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Short title: Peyton v Newce.
Plaintiff(s): Johannah Peyton, widow.
Defendant(s): Thomas Newce, clerk, bachelor of divinity.
Subject of depositions: Parsonage, parish, and vicarage of Gaseley (Suffolk). Perambulation of parish; whether the tithes of the hamlet of Kenford, parcel of the late college of Stoke, belong to the parsonage. Tithes. [Mr Peyton, Mr Kirkham, and Sir Clement Heigham, farmers of the parsonage, are mentioned].
County/place: Suffolk.
Date of commission: 27 November 1587.
Additional information: interrogatories and depositions taken 23 May 1588 at Bury.
Deponent(s): James Taylor (2); William Symon; John Copsey; Richard Cranford; John Brooke; William Willyngham; William Symond; John Browne; Thomas Helder.
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- Litigation
- Tithes
- Farming
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