Charles Birch, clerk v. Robert Stone, Henry Jackson, Alice Eley, Roger Wharton, Rebecca...

Charles Birch, clerk v. Robert Stone, Henry Jackson, Alice Eley, Roger Wharton, Rebecca Lea, widow: Rectory and parish of Barton Blount (Derby), and the defendants' lands in the said parish, viz., defendant Wharton's "three parcels of land called `the Two Launds' and `Great Parke,' parcel of Barton Parke," defendant Jackson's parcels of "said park called Barton Parke called `the Bushey Parke,' `the Thistly Close,' and `the Cowgate,'" defendant Stone's large parcels of grounds called "Barton Fields," defendant Alice Eley's parcel of ground called "the Gorsty Fields," and defendant Lea's lands called "part of the Barton Fields," &c., &c. Tithes. [The names and possessions of James Blount, knight, Lord Mountjoy, John Merry, citizen and tallow chandler in London, Mrs. Simpson, of London, Richard Simpson, owner of Barton Hall, Mr. Simpson, of London (an infant), the son of Edwd. Simpson (deceased), lord of the manor of Barton Blount, Sir Henry Merry, Richd. Lort, of Foston, Merry Simpson, Frances Simpson, widow and relict of Edwd Simpson, and mother of said Mr. Simpson, "an infant," are mentioned.]: Derby