Short title: Dymock v Cotes. Plaintiff(s): David Dymock, alderman, of Chester, John...

Short title: Dymock v Cotes.

Plaintiff(s): David Dymock, alderman, of Chester, John Francis (tanner), churchwardens of the parish church of St John the Baptist, in Chester.

Defendant(s): Alexander Cotes, gent, Thomas Burges (dyer).

Subject of depositions: Late dissolved collegiate church of St John the Baptist, in the cityof Chester, the tithes, of which are claimed by defendants as fee farmer to the Crown of the premises. Survey of the repairs of the church, etc.

County/place: Cheshire.

Date of commission: 30 June 1596.

Additional information: interrogatories and depositions taken 16 August 1596 and 13 September 1596 at Chetser, certificate dated 14 October 1596.

Deponent(s): Thomas Greene (2); Robert Collier; John Whitaffe, clerk (2); William Dymocke (2); Hugh Janyon, clerk (2); Henry Crosbye; Gyles Wolverston, clerk; John Leeche; George Duckworthe, clerke; William Framwaye; Edward Hadocke (2); Richard Byrd (3); George Conye, clerk; Ralph Barlowe (3); Richard Broster (3); Ralph Bromley; Richard Werden; Roger Bryne; John Moulson; Richard Woodcocke (2); John Tittle; William Banester; Laurence Leicester; Christopher Goodman; William Kinge; Henry Anyan; Richard Sponer; William Birde; Robert Robinson; Henry Bennet; Richard Kellye; Thomas Birom, clerk; Ralph Lyvesley; Robert Woodcocke; Peter Newhall; Ralph Finchett; Robert Wilson; Richard Thornton; George Flowre; Rondull Fynchett.

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