Short title: Hutchinson v Attorney General. Plaintiff(s): Richard Hutchinson, the...

Short title: Hutchinson v Attorney General.

Plaintiff(s): Richard Hutchinson, the elder, Richard Hutchinson, the younger, and Elizabeth, the wife of the said Richard Hutchinson, the younger.

Defendant(s): The Attorney General of the King and Queen that now are, the Attorney General of Her Majesty Catharine the Queene Dowager of England, and Thomas Covell.

Subject of depositions: Manor or farm of Newton Hall, near Sudbury (Suffolk), and a piece of waste ground or com'n in the parish of Newton, near Sudbury, called Newton Greene. Also touching the hundred of Baber alias Baker (Suffolk), leased by the trustees of the said Queen Dowager to the defendant Covell. Also touching the right to the soil and jurisdiction in said common. Encroachments, etc. Customs of said manor and hundred.

County/place: Suffolk.

Date of commission: 1 July 1691.

Additional information: interrogatories and depositions taken 14 October 1691 at Newton.

Deponent(s): Thomas Alston; Nathaniel Missener; John Balls; John Downham; William Woolstone (2); William Evans (2); Daniel Bernard (2); John White; Thomas Dansie (2); John Bell (2); Mathew Isaack; John Nutt; John Hall; Abraham Worpoole; George Sturgeon; Edward Alston; Thomas Balls; Edward Deane; Edward Bert; Richard Hussey.