Short title: Lisle v Duke of York. Plaintiff(s): Alice Lisle, widow, John Lisle....

Short title: Lisle v Duke of York.

Plaintiff(s): Alice Lisle, widow, John Lisle.

Defendant(s): HRH James Duke of York, Henry Earl of Peterborough, Richard Earl of Burlington, Lady Mary Lisle, widow.

Subject of depositions: Capital messuages, etc. of the manor of Wootton alias Wooditon, and of Chellerton Farm, and closes or grounds called "Stileclose Coppice" (in Atherton parish), "Curlews" (in Whippingham parish), "Barnes Coppice" and "Quarles Coppice, and "Fatting Park Coppice" in Wootton aforesaid; formerly belonging to Sir William Lisle and John Lisle (plaintiff's late husband). Of what kind or nature were the grounds on 1st May 1643, or during the four years immediately preceding 1643, to what manors belonging. By whom inclosed. Metes and bounds.

County/place: Hampshire.

Date of commission: 28 November 1673.

Additional information: interrogatories and depositions taken 15 January 1674 at Newport, Isle of Wight.

Deponent(s): Thomas Urry; Henry Ringwood; David Sanders; Andrew Farthing; Edward Scott; Anne Rose; Thomas Rose; Abraham Bayley.