Short title: Walker v Parker. Plaintiff(s): Thomas Walker and his wife Elizabeth,...

Short title: Walker v Parker.

Plaintiff(s): Thomas Walker and his wife Elizabeth, Katherine Games, spinster.

Defendant(s): Sir Phillip Parker, bart Mercy Parker, Sir William Hedges, kt, and his wife Dame Ann, William Pott, John Nichol, trustees for said Dame Ann, and Daniel Farrington.

Subject of depositions: Right and title, to mannors, messuages, lands, tenements, and hereditaments, marshes, parright or sheepwalke over several marshes and lands lying in the severall townes called the Burnhams, or in any other townes or places neare adjoyning in Norfolk, lately belonging to Richard Hoo (whose daughters married John Games and Francis Steward). Also touching a manor called Vewters, in the town of Burnham, said to be owned by plaintiffs. Quitrents claimed. Customs of manors. [The names, of Richard Lucy and his wife Florence, John Games, Elizabeth Games, and Hoo Games are mentioned].

County/place: Norfolk.

Date of commission: 5 July 1693.

Additional information: interrogatories and depositions taken 24 October 1693 at Burnham Market.

Deponent(s): Thomas Displine; Thomas Houghton; Robert Blyford; Robert Briggs.