Short title: Hide v Lewknor. Plaintiff(s): John Hide, John Hancock, on behalf of...

Short title: Hide v Lewknor.

Plaintiff(s): John Hide, John Hancock, on behalf of Sir Anthony Ashley, kt.

Defendant(s): Sir Lewis Lewknor, Stephen David, and others.

Subject of depositions: Lead mines called Comustwyth, in the parish of Llantihangell y Croythen, demised by Queen Elizabeth to John Morley (since kt), and mines lying within a tenement called "Tythin Compenlidan" or Tythin y Castle" in the parish of Llanavan, demised by David Lloyd, of Abbermade, to Sir Richard Lewknor, and by Edward Vaughan, of Tenscoyd, to defendant Sir Lewis. Rent and profits of mills. [The names and possessions of Sir Gelly Meyrick, Rowland Meyrick, his eldest son, Francis Langley, John Dallander, and Jenkin Morris Llewellin, are mentioned].

County/place: Cardiganshire.

Date of commission: 27 November 1616.

Additional information: interrogatories and depositions taken 15 January 1617 at Llanidlos, Montgomery.

Deponent(s): Jenkin Morrice (2).