Short title: Attorney General v Popham. Plaintiff(s): Sir Robert Heath, kt (late...

Short title: Attorney General v Popham.

Plaintiff(s): Sir Robert Heath, kt (late Attorney General), and the present Attorney General.

Defendant(s): Edward Popham and his wife, Lady Anne Portman, George Speeke, John Brown, John Hunt, Roger Henburrow, Alexander Popham, Francis Webber, Henry Draper, Thomas Patten, Robert Shawe.

Subject of depositions: Manor and demesnes of Huntworth alias Huntworthy, the manor of Buckland Fee alias N. Petherton, the rectory impropriate of N. Petherton, the manor of Clehanger and Tuckerton, the manor of Milton, the manor of Wombston and Hadworthy, and the manor of Bothmeston alias Bompston, and land in Allermore (Somerset), the manors of Beare and Otehill, lands in Crewkerne, Otehill, Whitnoll, in the manor of East Chinnocks, lately belonging to the defendant Edward. What goods and chattels, belonged to him at the time of his outlawry.?.

County/place: Somerset.

Date of commission: 10 July 1633.

Additional information: interrogatories and depositions taken 16 September 1633 at Bridgwater.

Deponent(s): John Canne; George Hooper; Lancelot Noke; Edward Woodhowse; Mathew Goodwin.