| Description | Parties:
1) Basil Horne, esquire, Senior Six Clerk in Chancery, Sir John Suffeild, formerly a Senior Six Clerk
2) George Wold, Willey, Shropshire, esquire, son of George Wold, Willey, esquire deceased (and grandson and heir of Dame Elizabeth Wold, deceased, one of three sisters and co-heirs of William Whitmore senior, Balmes, Middlesex, esquire deceased), Sir Charles Remeys, Revenmably, Glamorgam (grandson and heir of Dame Mary Remeys, another of three sisters of William Whitmore), and Anne Robinson, spinster, only surviving daughter of Sir John Robinson, Farringswood, Northamptonshire, deceased (and grandaughter and heir of Dame Anne Robinson, the other of three sisters of William Whitmore)
3) Francis Barlow, Middlethorpe, esquire, Samuel Barlow, London, citizen and apothecary
Property: manors of Ottringham and Ottringham Marsh, East and West Bainton, Belthorpe and Dringhouses; with lands in those places and in Yappam and Heslington
Further to a Chancery decree |