Short title: Baskett v Earth. Plaintiff(s): George Baskett, Henry Lovell, Henry Androes....

Short title: Baskett v Earth.

Plaintiff(s): George Baskett, Henry Lovell, Henry Androes.

Defendant(s): Joseph Earth.

Subject of depositions: New Forest, and a messuage and lands in North Gorlye, in the parish of Yelinge, in tenure of George Baskett; whether the forest belongs to the Crown, and is exempted from payment of tithes. Right of common (and exemption from tithes thereby) of such lands in New Forest Audits kept at the manor of Lyndhurst for the forest Tithes paid to Mr Colsill, a prebend, and others of Salisbury Church, when the Earl of Devonshire and Earl of Pembroke were wardens of the forest Survey. Have the inhabitants of Harbridge right of common in the forest? Touching parcel of New Forest called Culverley; extent and tithes thereof. [The township of Marchwood Romsey, in the parish of Yelinge, is mentioned].

County/place: Hampshire.

Date of commission: 9 July 1606.

Additional information: interrogatories and depositions taken 14 August 1606 at Romsey.

Deponent(s): John Fysher; Robert Bright; Richard Reade; Thomas Byssell; Edward Clifford; Thomas Bartholomew; Hubert Galton; Richard Winge; Richard Linsfeild; Thomas Tarver; John Percher; Christopher Ringwood; Thomas Edmonds; Edmond Williams; James Brockenshaw; John Bemister; Thomas Joye; Robert Hide; Robert Godley; Thomas White; John Thomas; Thomas Mansbridge; Thomas Hame.