Short title: Marsh v Williams. Plaintiff(s): Edward Marsh, Christopher Marsh, John...

Short title: Marsh v Williams.

Plaintiff(s): Edward Marsh, Christopher Marsh, John Kirkes, William Gooddye, Edward Brown, John Purvey, John Godfrey, Cutht. Brown.

Defendant(s): John Williams, John Goddard, Robert March, Francis Reedman, William Garrett, Edward Hall, William Hall, William Savage.

Subject of depositions: Leases of certain marsh grounds called "The Delves" and "Osdelves" in the parish of Hadnam (Haddenham), in the Isle of Ely (Cambridgeshire), made by Thomas Goodrick, Bishop of Ely, to Thomas Wren, George Hall, and John Grace; and another made by Richard Cox, Bishop of Ely, to the late Lord St John, of Bletso. Touching the "contributories" among the inhabitants of Haddenham for the purchase of said last-named lease, and the sale of the lease by Lord St John to Thomas Phipers, William Gooddey, John Gooddey, Thomas Wolwyn, and others of the inhabitants. Alleged trespass committed by defendants.

County/place: Cambridgeshire.

Date of commission: 5 July 1595.

Additional information: interrogatories and depositions.

Deponent(s): William Marche; William Hearne; Richard Farrar; Daniel Goodryck; Thomas Chester; John Phypers; William Hubanck.