Short title: Hitchcock v Edward. Plaintiff(s): Stephen Hitchcock and Margaret his...

Short title: Hitchcock v Edward.

Plaintiff(s): Stephen Hitchcock and Margaret his wife.

Defendant(s): Edward Edward, Thomas Haynes.

Subject of depositions: Touching leases made by Edward Clement alias Brown (father of plaintiff Margaret), of his lands in Fovent, Quidhampton, near Salisbury, Wilton, and Gillingham, and bonds entered into by him and others. [The names and possessions of Edward Clement alias Browne, of Tisbury (Wiltshire), father of plaintiff Margaret, and William his father, Edward Clement, the son of John Clement, of Hindon, John Everard, of Gillingham, John Webbe and Robert Dawbney, of Gillingham, Richard Creed, of Wilton (clothman), and Margaret his wife, John Hayes, of Wilton, Thomas Ashby, of Wilton, Thomas Carpenter, of Wilton, George Creed, of Cambridge, John Rodman, John Jeate, Mr Randal, of Fisherton, Sir John Marvin, Sheriff of Wilts, and John Lushe, of Tisbury, are mentioned].

County/place: Wiltshire; Dorset; Cambridgeshire.

Date of commission: 26 June 1588.

Additional information: interrogatories and depositions taken 3 September 1588 at Warminster.

Deponent(s): John Thressher (2); John Cooke; William White; Thomas Dirdo; James Fromton; John Allen; Edward Bolles; Christopher Whitte; […] Dwards, alias Crampe; John Haylocke; William Abbott; Thomas Mayhue.

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