Short title: Earl of Mulgrave v Boynton. Plaintiff(s): ohn Earl of Mulgrave, George...

Short title: Earl of Mulgrave v Boynton.

Plaintiff(s): ohn Earl of Mulgrave, George Lord Carterett, Baron of Hawne, Lord of the Manor of Epworth, in the Isle of Axholme, in Lincoln (an infant), by John Earl of Bath, his next friend, Robert Ryther, the elder, James Gardiner, DD, Robert Medley, DCL, William Theaker, William Hebshaw, John Moody, John Townend, John Small, Simon Nelson, William Clarke, Thomas Hill, the elder, William Welbore, Ann Coggan, John Maw, the younger, Anne Ingham, Valentine Crosby, Thomas Sparke, John Coggan, Henry Taylor, Thomas Everat, the younger, Richard Watson, William Smith, John Roberts, Robert Browne, Mary Ingham, David Watson, William Maw, Alexander Hill, Edward Godfrey, Alexander Clarke, Edmund Wildbore, John Watson, and very many others (named), tenants and inhabitants of Epworth.

Defendant(s): Sir John Boynton, John Harvey, William Marwood, John Hatfield, William Simpson, Nathaniel Reading, Mark Vanvalkenbrough, Henry Mieres, Elizabeth Bradborne and others.

Subject of depositions: Grounds in the manor of Epworth; touching the marshes and waste grounds drained by Sir Cornelius Vermuyden, etc, and the award of Sir John Banks in the Exchequer.

County/place: Lincolnshire.

Date of commission: 28 November 1685.

Additional information: interrogatories and depositions taken 28 December 1685 at Epworth.

Deponent(s): Isaac Chapman; Daniel Chapman; John Bett; Richard Ile; William Shuttleworth; Christopher Jervis; Gregory Devis; Thomas Auckland; William Wells; Robert Picock; Thomas Grainger; Samuel Bernard; Francis Jeeve; George Palmer; Margaret Thornton; Mary Drewry; James Thompson; Robert Scott; Peter Clarke; Christopher Bate; Thomas Snowden; John Farmery.