Short title: Darcy v Hewly. Plaintiff(s): Sir William Darcy, kt, George Darcy. Defendant(s):...

Short title: Darcy v Hewly.

Plaintiff(s): Sir William Darcy, kt, George Darcy.

Defendant(s): Sir John Hewly and his wife Dame Sarah, Jeremy Elwes.

Subject of depositions: Manor or manors of Killinghall and Bracroft, and lands in Killinghall and Nidd, holden of the honor of Knaresborough, formerly the estate of Henry Withes andHenry Darcy (brother of the plaintiff Sir William), the third part of the manor of Eston, and lands, in Skelton (now or formerly used for allome works), woods called "Lambhagg Wood" (formerly the estate of the plaintiffs). Touching a mortgage of lands, made by Henry Darcy to Robert Woolrick, of Grays Inn.

County/place: Yorkshire.

Date of commission: 12 February 1675.

Additional information: interrogatories and depositions.

Deponent(s): Francis Robinson; Peter Deareloue; Edward Bilton; Peter Hardistie; William Tooes; Ralph Grainge; Tobias Eden; William Treyherne.