Short title: Allen v Warden of the church of St Mary in Winchester. Plaintiff(s):...

Short title: Allen v Warden of the church of St Mary in Winchester.

Plaintiff(s): John Allen and Mary his wife.

Defendant(s): The warden and scholars of the Collegiate Church of St Mary, Winchester, in Oxford, Michael Younge, William Boulter.

Subject of depositions: Claim made by defendants of 2d and one pound of pepper yearly out of a messuage or tenement and two yard land in the town and fields of Weston, Ixwell, and Kingham (Oxfordshire) ; whether such lands are parcel of the late college or guild of Brayles (Warwickshire) by the gift of the warden, etc; whether plaintiffs have paid a fee-farm rent of 30s to the present King and to the late Queen Elizabeth ever since her grant of same in fee-farm to Roger Manners.

County/place: Oxfordshire; Warwickshire.

Date of commission: 27 June 1610.

Additional information: interrogatories and depositions taken 24 September 1610 at New Woodstock, Oxford.

Deponent(s): John Huckins; Ralph Bolter; William Hadland; Elinor Hale; Thomas Younge (2); Elizabeth Gisborne; William Farrand (2); Richard Smyth, alias Haddon; James Bradley.