Short title: Holland v Verch. Plaintiff(s): Humphrey Holland. Defendant(s): Lowrie...

Short title: Holland v Verch.

Plaintiff(s): Humphrey Holland.

Defendant(s): Lowrie Verch Foulk, widow, Foulk Vaughan, Percy Thomas.

Subject of depositions: Lands in Tinhengroen, in the lordship and county of Denbigh, in tenure of plaintiff, and other lands in same place called"Dryll y badell","Dryll y Llyllon","Cae Fynon","Wallies" and"Caer Pant." Did Robert, late Earl of Leicester, as lord of such lordship demise the grounds in November 27 Eliz to Charles Wednester; did Wednester assign same in March 32 Eliz to Thomas Owen, serjeant-at-law; did Owen assign same, December 33 Eliz, to Rees David ap Holl; did Queen Elizabeth, after the Earl's death, grant same to Rees? Trespass of defendants. Survey.

County/place: Denbighshire.

Date of commission: 12 February 1606.

Additional information: interrogatories and depositions taken 25 April 1606 at Llanyvyth, certificate dated 26 April 1606.

Deponent(s): Humfrey ap Rees Wynne; Hugh Panton (2); George ap John ap Williams; Thomas ap Richard; Pyers Foulkes; Pyers Hugh; John David ap Ievan; Humfrey Foulk; David ap Kewicke; John ap John David Lloyd; John Holland; Moris ap John; Thomas Lloyd; William Gruffith ap William; William ap Roger; Moris ap William; Pyers ap Hughes ap Ievan; Meredith ap John ap David; John Gruffith ap Rees; David Lloyd ap William; Thomas Lewis.