Short title: Attorney General v Vaughan. Plaintiff(s): Attorney General, by information...

Short title: Attorney General v Vaughan.

Plaintiff(s): Attorney General, by information of intrusion.

Defendant(s): Morgan Vaughan, Hugh ap David ap Hugh, John Williams, Fulk Vaughan, Robert ap David, and his wife Helen, John ap David ap Jevan.

Subject of depositions: Lands in Dynhengroen, in the lordship of Denbigh, lying near a house called "yr Hen Skybir" and other lands called "y Wean gelyn" situate in the township of Serior, in the commote of Istulas. [The names of Griffith ap David, William Griffith ap David, John Griffith, Edward Griffith, Griffith Vaughan, Charles, Wednester, Robert late Earl of Leicester, Thomas Owen, sergeant-at-lawes, and after one of the Justices of the Common Pleas at Westminster, Dymocke, Rees ap David ap Hoell, are mentioned].

County/place: Denbighshire.

Date of commission: 30 April 1597.

Additional information: interrogatories and depositions taken 20 May 1597 at Denbigh, certificate dated 25 May 1597.

Deponent(s): Moris Gruffyth (2); Hugh ap William ap Llewelyn (2); David ap John Gruffyth Vaughan (2); John ap John Gruffyth Vaughan; Richard ap William ap Hughe; Robert ap Ievan ap John (2); John Wyn ap John Gruffyth Vaughan; John Gruffyth ap David; Richard ap William.