Catalogue description Short title: Wickliffe v Bowles. Document type: Bill and two answers. Plaintiffs: John...

Short title: Wickliffe v Bowles.

Document type: Bill and two answers.

Plaintiffs: John Wickliffe junior, gent of Petworth, Sussex and Ann Wickliffe, spinster of Petworth (administrators of Ann Wickliffe, widow deceased of Petworth) John Wickliffe senior, gent of Petworth, John Legg, clerk of Pulborough, Essex, John Hitchcock, mercer of Pulborough, John Parham, butcher of Pulborough, Matthew Weatland, officer of the Excise of Weatland of Rye, Segear Sharp, joiner of Petworth, Gregory Haines, gent of Kirdford, Sussex, Henry Hull, gent of West Burton, gent, Henry Sandham, tobacconist of Petworth, William Sandham, woollen draper of Petworth, William Fielder of Kirdford and Richard Launder of Alford, Surrey (administrators with will annexed of John Fielder, deceased, during minority of John Fielder, infant) John Boxall, yeoman of Kirdford, Mary Denn, widow of Kirdford, Henry Bonner, yeoman of Kirdford, William Russell, shoemaker of Petworth, William Stanford, yeoman of Slinfold, Sussex, Edward Dee, esq of Petworth, Joseph Whicher junior, apothecary of Petworth, Jeffrey Dawtrey, tallow chadler, Alice Lickfold, Mary Lickfold of Petworth (executor of Joseph Lickfold, deceased) Nicholas Puttock, fell monger of Petworth, Adam Martin, linen draper of Horsham, Sussex, William Brookfield, carpenter of Pulborough, Matthew Gutteridge, blacksmith of Pulborough, Thomas Page, shopkeeper of Pulborough, Richard Richardson, shoemaker of Pulborough, Thomas Lucas junior, a butcher of Pulborough, John Hayler, husbandman of Pulborough, George Nye, a peruke maker of Pulborough, Gabriel Ayree, merchant of Lewes, Sussex, John Pyke, stone cutter of Petworth, William Blunt, gent of Horslam and George Heath, gent of Cliffords Inn, London (executors of Thomas Sheppard), John Edsaw, malster of Stopham, Sussex, Robert Burrell of Pulborough, James Andrew of Pulborough, John Baker of Pulborough, Elizabeth Richardson of Pulborough, Martha Ayling, spinster of Pulborough, Joseph Thorpe, vintner of London, Anthony Austen, gardiner of Petworth, Edward Boxall of Petworth and others (creditors of Francis Mose, clerk deceased late of Pulborough).

Defendants: Edward Bowles gent, Jenina Mose, widow, Francis Mose and Elizabeth Mose (her son and daughter), infants (by their said mother) John and Peter Jewhes, John Parsons and Edward Thomas.

Date of bill (or first document): 1735