Short title: Curwen v Wiberghe. Plaintiff(s): Sir Henry Curwen, Thomas Salkeld, Edward...

Short title: Curwen v Wiberghe.

Plaintiff(s): Sir Henry Curwen, Thomas Salkeld, Edward Stanley, and the Governor of the Free Grammar School of St Bees alias St Bege, of Edmund Greindale, late Archbishop of Canterbury.

Defendant(s): Thomas Wiberghe.

Subject of depositions: Payment of a fee-farm rent of £143 16s 2½d for the cell, rectory, and parsonage of St Beege otherwise St Bees, granted by Edw VI, 16 June 7 Edward VI, to Sir Thomas Challoner, and his heirs [and granted 5 Philip and Mary to the Bishop of Chester]. Survey. [The names of Gerard Lowther, William and Robert Sands, Henry Sands, Sir William and Henry Fleetwood, Isabel Briggs, Anthony Barwisse, the manor, grange, and village of Stimburne, parcels of St Bees, called Salter, Winder, and Rowray, and others in the manor of Gaunge, Roddington, Byresteade, Woodend, Skalogill, Sandwath, Hensington, Wray, tithes of Esdaile, Materdaile, Wasdaile, and Wasdaile Head, are mentioned].

County/place: Cumberland.

Date of commission: 12 February 1608.

Additional information: interrogatories and depositions taken at Workington Church.

Deponent(s): William Briscoe; Walter Marr; Thomas Brownrige, clerk; George Grame.