Person:John Bacon (45)

Short title: Audeley v Draper.

Plaintiffs: John Audeley of London, tailor, and Alice, his wife, sister and heir of William, son and heir of John Richardson.

Defendants: Robert Draper and Elizabeth, his wife, John Bacon (Bakyn) and Elizabeth, his wife, Robert Tybbott and Margaret, his wife, Anne Lowe, alias Fyfehed (Fyfelde), and John Scutton.

Subject: Detention of deeds relating to a messuage and garden called `the Horn' in St Mary Magdalene, Southwark, claimed by the female defendants as daughters of John Lowe, alias Fyfehyde.

Surrey.

3 documents

Robert Draper and his wife Elizabeth, John Pykerell and his wife Anne, Elizabeth Bacon, widow, John Flete, son and heir of Margaret Flete, widow, sisters of said Elizabeth, Anne and Elizabeth, daughters and heirs of John Fyfeld, late of Waltham Cross, [in Cheshunt], Hertfordshire, v Francis Lovell, knight: messuages or inns with gardens and land in Waltham Cross called 'The Swan' and 'The Greyhound'. 6 mm.

[Standard surname: Pickerell, Fleet, Fifield]

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