Short title: Clerke v Philpot. Plaintiff(s): Thomas Clerke, the elder, of Alvington,...

Short title: Clerke v Philpot.

Plaintiff(s): Thomas Clerke, the elder, of Alvington, William Brown.

Defendant(s): David Philpot, clerk.

Subject of depositions: Parsonage and rectory of Micheldevor, and the Site and demaines thereof (Southampton), parcel of the late monastery of St Peter, of Hide, near Winchester. Tithes thereof in Micheldever, Weston, and Northbrook. [The Earl of Southampton, Walter Bull, of Weston, Richard Bull, John Stansby, Mr Sherborne, and Mr Wriothesley (sometime vicars of such parsonage), John Hall, William Blunden, of Northbrook, John Mundy, and Sir William Wareham, are mentioned].

County/place: Hampshire.

Date of commission: 7 May 1599.

Additional information: interrogatories and depositions taken 12 June 1599 at Micheldever.

Deponent(s): Thomas Hacke (2); Walter Bull (2); John Collier (2); William Eyds (2); John Eids (2); Henry Daye (2); Stephen Cooke (2); Phillip Beare; Richard Hare (2); William Hack (2); Bennet Clemence (2); John Jeffreis (2); Thomas Clerke; John Tomson; Thomas Marshall; Robert Strowde.