Short title: Gascoigneclerk v Parker. Plaintiff(s): George Gascoigne,clerk. Defendant(s):...

Short title: Gascoigneclerk v Parker.

Plaintiff(s): George Gascoigne,clerk.

Defendant(s): Laurence Parker, Thomas Spicer, Francis Story.

Subject of depositions: Vicarage of St John the Baptist in Peterborough, the parish of Peterboro', the Dean and Chapter of Peterboro', the manor of Burrough Berry in such parish of St John, the manor of Longthorpe also in the parish, parcel of the late abbey of Peterboro', and farms called "Bellamys Farm ", "Conduit Close" alias "Tinkersons Close" and "Flagg Fen" (in the defendant Parker's possession) in the parish. "The manor of Castor reputed to belong to the Wingfields before the dissolution" (of the monasteries, etc.). Tithes.

County/place: Northamptonshire.

Date of commission: 28 November 1676.

Additional information: interrogatories and depositions taken 17 January 1677 at Peterboro'.

Deponent(s): George Leafield (2); John Vokes; Thomas Garner (2); Robert Norton; John Cofield; Simon Phillips; John Clement; John Lambstead; Robert Jerman; William Tompson (2); Timothy Holmes (2); Joseph Stamford; Edward Read; William Parker (2); Charles Clerke; Adam Miller; Ambrose Troughton; William Heard; Edward Scarborough; Robert Jarman; John Lamstead; Edward Tinkerson; William Milburne; Edward Reade; John Reade; James Thorneton,.