Chancery Depositions (PRO C22/84/16 depositions: Jn Hunwick v Thos Clark)
5.9.14Chas2
(Friday 5 September 1662)
document 18100604
to the first fifth and ninth interrogatory this deponent saith that he hath known the complainant about nine years and known the defendant about twelve months that
father
Jn Hunwick
that the complainant is the said
Jn Hunwick
the elder his son and heir that mr
Geo Cressener
of Earls Colne did give 20s in earnest for the
which defendant about eight months ago and he doth believe the reason why he did
for the said lands for that he did doubt the defendant's title in the same the
for confessing the same to this deponent that the lands in question contain about 15a
and are worth as he doth believe about 14li per annum and are now worth
150li and he is induced the rather to judge the same at 14li
being he was informed by
Thos Linnet
of Cornard in Suffolk that the
so much a year for it of him and that he the deponent could have 14li
said
Linnet