Short title: Powell v Harbert. Plaintiff(s): William Powell. Defendant(s): Nicholas...

Short title: Powell v Harbert.

Plaintiff(s): William Powell.

Defendant(s): Nicholas Harbert (late high sheriff of Monmouth), Moore Waters (under - sheriff to said Nicholas).

Subject of depositions: Lands called "Gwyrlod y Beden" Hendrey Booth ynys Tan yr Allte, and "Kayey yr ty hene" held of William, late Earl of Pembroke, as of themanor of Usk (Monmouthshire), and the plaintiff's lands in Woolles Newton alias Wolvesnewton (Monmouthshire), the lands of Sir Thomas Barry, kt, and Sir Thomas Morgan, kt, in Wolvesnewton. Touching a levy made by defendant for arrears of rent of the executors of Sir Thomas Morgan, kt, son of Sir William Morgan, upon lands in Wolvesnewton, formerly belonging to the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem, in England (Middlesex), and sometime belonging to the late commandry of Dynmore (Herefordshire).

County/place: Monmouthshire; Herefordshire.

Date of commission: 28 November 1597.

Additional information: interrogatories and depositions taken 19 January 1598 at Trelleg, Monmouth, certificate dated 31 January 1598.

Deponent(s): John Harrye Adam; John William; John Coock (2); Henry Pratt; Anthony Pratt; David James; Thomas Proberte; Morgan Richard (2); William Watkines (2); Henry George; Maurice Thomas; George William Lace; Walter Powell; William Herbert; Hugh Roberts; John Treharen; Rees Mathewe; WIlliam Vaughan.