Short title: Attorney General v Bevill. Plaintiff(s): Attorney General. Defendant(s):...

Short title: Attorney General v Bevill.

Plaintiff(s): Attorney General.

Defendant(s): Sir William Bevill, kt, deceased, John Wills, under-sheriff to said Sir William and others, late sheriffs, under-sheriffs, and their officers in Cornwall.

Subject of depositions: Manors of John Killigrew, esq, in Cornwall, "extended in the Exchequer to Her Majesty." Whether the sheriffs, have received more money for such premises than they have paid into the Exchequer; whether Killigrew resisted, the extent of his lands. Including notes of "what sums of moneye the shriefes, under-shriefes" or other deputies have received of the "manors of Arwannock" alias "Rescrow" Ethron, Myler, Hamatethye (and park), Trenearthe, Trethewye, Predanneck Wartha, Predanneck Wolas, Roscugthon, and Rosemorder (Cornwall). ".

County/place: Cornwall.

Date of commission: 12 February 1602.

Additional information: interrogatories and depositions taken 20 and 22 April 1602 at Penzance and Gwendron.

Deponent(s): Richard Penros; Bennet Richard; John Harries; John Leversage; Regnold Mohun; Thomas Lower; Jonathan Trelawnye; Charles Trevanyon; Barnard Grenvyle; William Penycotte (6); Robert Pellowe; William Bolles; John Hamblie; Henry Nanspian; William Jeincken; John Thomas, alias Trewthall; Nowell Mitchell; William Thomas; William Hearle; Gilbert Mitchell; Richard James; William Stephen; Martin Bossaverne; Thomas Cubard; John Carrallack; John William, alias Porthmeer; Thomas Rawe; John Toncken; William James; William Harrie; John Trerise; Richard William; Sampson Rosewarne; Julyan Thomas; John Roskilly; John Skewes; Bennet Harrie; Godolphin Fletcher; Richard Cornishe; Thomas Richard; Josias Kinsham; John Retallack; John Benat; George Potter; John William; Anthony William.