Short title: Langley v Ireland. Plaintiff(s): Sir Henry Langley, kt. Defendant(s):...

Short title: Langley v Ireland.

Plaintiff(s): Sir Henry Langley, kt.

Defendant(s): Thomas Ireland, Humfry Suker, Stephen Bullock, Richard Paine, John Roberts, Morrice Begg, John Mansell, William Bowdler.

Subject of depositions: Manor of Wilderley (Shropshire), of which the plaintiff is seized in fee by purchase, and waste or uninclosed grounds called Stanley and Sowre Marsh, adjoining unto or part of a great waste or common ground called the Longmaine alias Longmind (Shropshire), and the township of Cothercott. Metes and bounds. Whether the lords of the manor are or have been entitled unto or seized of any quantity of the waste and uninclosed ground, and what part or quantity thereof in particular? Right of common, of the inhabitants of Cothercott in such waste, etc.

County/place: Shropshire.

Date of commission: 12 May 1684.

Additional information: interrogatories and depositions taken 24 May 1684 at Coleham, Shrewsbury.

Deponent(s): William Corbett; John Williams; John Crump (2); Thomas Partrich (2); Humfrey Suker (2); Edward Wellings; Richard Skett; Stephen Bullock (2); Edward Skiner; Allen Corbett; William Hurds; Edward Bayley; John Partridge; Richard Bradeley; John Hamms; William Cooke; William Prees; Edward Smith; John Hall; John Cooper (2); Thomas Hall; Elizabeth Starre; John Rogers; Elizabeth Corbett; John Taylor (2); John Wareing; Richard Howle; John Baxter; Thomas Powis; John Bradeley; Morris Bigge; John Roberts; Robert Roberts; John Wright.