Short title: Morris v Jones. Plaintiff(s): Sir William Morris, kt, of Clenenny (Carnarvon)....

Short title: Morris v Jones.

Plaintiff(s): Sir William Morris, kt, of Clenenny (Carnarvon).

Defendant(s): Sir Henry Jones, of Abermerles, kt, Thomas Jones, Watkin Morgan.

Subject of depositions: Lands and possessions of the late Rowland Puleston, of Carnarvon, father of plaintiff's wife Dame Jane Morris, formerly wife of Sir Thomas Jones, deceased, father of defendants. Touching the payment of an annuity of £300 claimed by Dame Jane as her inheritance, said to have been excepted in a release made by her. [The possessions of defendant Sir Henry Jones, including the rectories of Llanvayhangell Castell Gwalter, Llanginoelyn, Llan Badarn Vawr, Llanvayhangell y Croythin, Llanyllar Llan, Llangavoothen, and Llan Badarn y Croythin, granted by the Crown, and the possessions of Sir Richard Price, are mentioned].

County/place: Cardigan; Caernarfonshire.

Date of commission: 25 June 1618.

Additional information: interrogatories and depositions taken 26 August 1618 at Llanbadarn Vawr.

Deponent(s): Hugh ap John; John ap Ievan (2); Thomas Jones; Humfrey Garland; William Morris, clerk; John Powell; William Thomas; Hugh Jones; Roland Gruffith; Ellis Brinckir; Thomas Price.