Short title: Gwillim v Morgan. Plaintiff(s): John Gwillim, clerk. Defendant(s): Sir...

Short title: Gwillim v Morgan.

Plaintiff(s): John Gwillim, clerk.

Defendant(s): Sir Charles Morgan.

Subject of depositions: Tithes, of the rectory or church of the park of Trevell. Do the font stones or altar stones which once stood there stand now in the church or chapel of Kilpeck. Did the tithes of the rectory belong to the monastery of Gracedew (Monmouthshire). Did Thomas Harbert of Winistowe (Monmouthshire), purchase the abbey and lease the said tithes to Elizabeth Morgan, great grandmother to defendant; did she will same to Thomas Morgan, of the Blackemore (Herefordshire), her son; did he assign same to Thomas Morgan of one Arkston, father to defendant, and he to defendant. Did James I grant the rectory to George Johnson and John Grimsdiche.

County/place: Herefordshire; Monmouthshire.

Date of commission: 27 June 1610(?).

Additional information: interrogatories and depositions taken 29 August 1610(?) at Grossmond.

Deponent(s): Richard Sayer; Richard Shadnor; Thomas Morgan; William Hawley; Alice Mathewe; Ievan John Thomas Vaughan; John Gwillim, clerk (2); John Smith; Robert ap Rees; James Quarrell (2); Hugh Gwynne, clerk; Thomas John Nicholl; John Smith; John Pye; John Bevan; Richard Gronowe; Morgan Williams; Thomas Lewis; Robert Price.