Short title: Cabell v Mack-worth. Plaintiff(s): Richard Cabell, Richard Helyar, John...

Short title: Cabell v Mack-worth.

Plaintiff(s): Richard Cabell, Richard Helyar, John Rock, clerk, John Norton, Robert Talbott, John Raymond, John Chasey.

Defendant(s): Sir Thomas Mack-worth, bart John Webb, Richard Tomlyns, Gawen Lowry.

Subject of depositions: Manors of Butley, Street, and Glastonbury, and the moore or waste ground called "South Moore" alias "Alder Moore" (said to be parcel of the late abbey of Glastonbury), lying in or near the parishes of Butleigh, Street, and Glastonbury. Touching the inclosure of moor, and allotments made to Chas I to the lords of the manors, and to those having right of common on the manor. Common of estovers.

County/place: Somerset.

Date of commission: [unspecified].

Additional information: interrogatories and depositions taken 16 January 1672 at Somerton.

Deponent(s): Thomas Chapple; William Meade; Henry Roach (2); John Parker; Nicholas Dowthwayte (2); William Chapman; James Webb; John Stourton; Thomas Brynton; Andrew Stokes; George Burdham (2); Peter Abbott; Roger Hebditch; Alexander Callow; Roger Clarke; John Perks; Audilocus (Sic) Chasey; William Tuckey; George Day; Thomas Cooke; Thomas Symcocks; John Browninge; William Webb.