Short title: Street v Walwyn. Plaintiff(s): John Street. Defendant(s): Robert Walwyn....

Short title: Street v Walwyn.

Plaintiff(s): John Street.

Defendant(s): Robert Walwyn.

Subject of depositions: Manor and rectory of Newland, parcel of the late monastery of Much Malvern, the churchyard there, a pasture called Fleford, and a pasture lately in the tenure of Johannah Collick, widow. Did Queen Elizabeth grant the rectory, 24 February 20 Eliz, to Edward late Earl of Lincoln, and Christopher Gouffe, gentlemen? did the Earl and Gouffe, about 25 February grant same to Thomas Smith and William Hagon? did Smith and Hagon grant same (25 Februray 21 Eliz) to Anthony Rotsey. Touching descent of same. Tithes. Customs of manor. Survey. [The names of Edward Street, William Sponer, the church in Woodfield, chapel called St Leonard, chapels in Madersfield and Cleeveland, William Ridley, Richard Holder, William Winsmore, James Hartland, John Andros, Anne Williams, Ann Price, Michael Foord, Eme. Heminge, Margery Bridges, Mr Marlions, Mr Bromhall, clerk, John Sponer, Elizabeth Sponer, Henry Sponer, John Moore, farmer of Newland, and yeoman of guard to Henry VIII, John Robins, John Green, and Thomas Moorley, farmers thereof, are mentioned].

County/place: Worcestershireshire.

Date of commission: 12 February 1608.

Additional information: interrogatories and depositions taken 25 March 1608 at Worcester.

Deponent(s): Thomas Chapman; Augustine Tayler, clerk (2); Roger Cother; Thomas Wesburie; Edmond Smyth; William Moorton; Alice Gifford.