Short title: Coke v Gwavas. Plaintiff(s): Edward Coke (an infant), son and heir of...

Short title: Coke v Gwavas.

Plaintiff(s): Edward Coke (an infant), son and heir of Robert Coke, late of Holkham (Norfolk), by the Lady Ann Coke, widow, his mother and guardian.

Defendant(s): William Gwavas, Elizabeth Cobb, widow.

Subject of depositions: Last will and testament and estate, of John Coke, of Holkham, deceased, including lands, called Dunton, Burrough Hall, Hill Hall alias Holkham, Lucas, Neales, Waterden, Fulmodeston, and Roses (Norfolk), Campdolent, Laxfield, Cratfield. Horham, Thorphall, and Horham Jernegans (Suffolk), in the possession of defendant Gwavas, and lately in the possession of Gwavas and Robert Coke, of Nonsuch (called Captain Coke), now deceased, a kinsman of John Coke.

County/place: Norfolk.

Date of commission: 13 February 1682.

Additional information: interrogatories and depositions taken 28 May 1682 at Fakenham.

Deponent(s): John Wheeler (2); Nathaniel Hooke (2); Phillip Savery (2); Peter Panke (2); Peter Watts (2); Richard Ferrour (2); Timothy Carian (2); William Pilch (2); Thomas Sawyer (2); Elizabeth Lee (2); Mary Manser (2); William Mann; William Pretheroe (2); Anthony Cates (2); Peter Browne; Francis Hardinge; Richard Dew (2); Peter Prime; Nicholas Gooch (2); Anne Burcham (2); Leonard Gleane (2); Nicholas Browne; James Woodyard (2); Richard Wenman (2); Mathew Fiske (2); William Fothergill (2); John Watts (2); William Doughty (2); Phillip Browne.