Short title: Lisle v Attorney General. Plaintiff(s): John Lisle, an infant, by his...

Short title: Lisle v Attorney General.

Plaintiff(s): John Lisle, an infant, by his guardian John Clarke, Alice Zouch, widow, Robert Gourdon and his wife Elizabeth, Margaret Lisle, Mary Lisle, Triphena Lisle, and Mabel Lisle, sisters Lisle, sisters of said John Lisle, infants, by their guardian, the said John Clarke.

Defendant(s): Sir Jeffrey Palmer, kt and bart (Attorney General), Sir Edward Turner, Attorney General of James Duke of York, Sir Charles Berkeley, kt, Henry Bronkard, William Lisle.

Subject of depositions: Manor or demesne lands of Wootton or Woodington, in the Isle of Wight, and the farm called Chillerton Farm in the Isle, lately belonging to Sir William Lisle, father of John Lisle, who was father of John Lisle and his sisters (the plaintiffs). Touching the last will estate, debts. of Sir William.

County/place: Hampshire (I of Wight).

Date of commission: 8 July 1663.

Additional information: interrogatories and depositions taken 14 October 1663 at Newport.

Deponent(s): Michael Arnold; Henry Bull; Abraham Bayley; William Porter; Richard Holbrooke; William Lisle; Stephen Moores; William Inning.