Short title: Waterhouse v Cutler. Plaintiff(s): Isaac Waterhouse, farmer of His Majesty's...

Short title: Waterhouse v Cutler.

Plaintiff(s): Isaac Waterhouse, farmer of His Majesty's mills in Barnesley.

Defendant(s): Thomas Cutler, of Flathwayt, in the town of Staynborough, Gabriel Keresforth, Emery Jenkinson, Laurence Byrkes, Robert Clarke, Godfrey Roades otherwise Russell.

Subject of depositions: Manor or towns of Barnesley, Old Barnesley, and Dodworth, and the King's mills within same manor. Touching ancient custom of "suit and grist" to the mills. Survey. [The names of John Hobson, late farmer of the mills, Peter Rowse, miller to George Wood, at Smithie Mills, in Royston, George Rookeby, the Abbey Mill, at Burton, Robert Thwaites, late farmer of the mills, Ospringe Mill, Barghe Mill, Silkstone Mill, Flathwait Mill, Mr Wilkinson, messuage in Dodworth, parcel of the late dissolved chantry of the Blessed Virgin Mary, in Darton Church, and after united to the duchy of Lancaster, Thomas Keresforth, Edward Armitage's lands at Keresforth Hill, John Armitage, Hole Mill, in Barnesley, parcel of the late monastery of Monckbretton, Arthur Cockson, once farmer of the mills, Godfrey Bossevile, Thomas Bossevile, and Frans. Everingham, stewards of the manor, are mentioned].

County/place: Yorkshire.

Date of commission: 5 May 1608.

Additional information: interrogatories and depositions taken 15 September 1608 at Barnsley.

Deponent(s): George Wood (2); John Scamaen (3); John Hobson (2); Peter Rowse; Richard Cudworth; William Ward; John Coward; Peter Baxter; Henry Drax; Anthony Wordesworth; Arthur Cockson; Richard Thwaites.