Short title: Bellamy v Caver. Plaintiff(s): Oliver Bellamy. Defendant(s): Richard...

Short title: Bellamy v Caver.

Plaintiff(s): Oliver Bellamy.

Defendant(s): Richard Caver, Ralph Shenton, Edward Brotherick, Hugh Kerchever, William Freeman, Thomas Wright, Henry Holcroft.

Subject of depositions: Parsonage of Balderton; by what right held by plaintiff Bellamy? whether same was granted, July 43 Queen Eliz to William Wright from John Keale, who likewise had a grant from the Queen? Touching forcible entry of the rectory, and taking of tithes by defendants; whether the tithes were demanded for Mr Archdeacon Pratt, prebendary of Farndon and Balderton, or for John Keale? All interest in the parsonage possessed by William Wright from John Keale was (it is alleged) assigned by him in 43 Eliz to complainant, at a reserved rent of £60 per annum, £20 to the Queen, £20 to Keale, £18 to Mr Archdeacon Pratt, and 40s to the church of Lincoln. Survey.

County/place: Nottinghamshire.

Date of commission: 11 July 1603.

Additional information: interrogatories and depositions taken 30 September 1603 at Newark.

Deponent(s): William Browne; Edmund Pettenger (2); Gilbert Haslobie; Nicholas Goderde (2); John Mitchill; Richard Thorenton; Thomas Brewster; Dorothy Beteney; Margaret Clarke; William Bugg; Thomas Wilson (3); William Rowse; John Bushopp; Alexander Bushopp; Phillip Hall; William Willson, clerk; William Clarke; John Willson; Edward Grubb; William Wright; Robert Newton; (blank) More.