\ Deceb. 19 h. 8 39 ant m 1629/ the lady Chancy \Souchie/ mayed {sic} to the a french lord a debeyst son sueth for lands Due to her by her first husb: {t} |H|er enemy Mr Thomas Cockn, A {n} | {g}|nys Cocken his wife to whō
The Counsayllers agaynst her Timothy Leemā & Thomas Leemā his brother \baylye/ yt hath the land in possession and williā Stanvp brothr to mres Cocken. all these defend the land
S Rich: Minchey is Consellour sollicitour to the Queene & the Ladys Counsayller yet hard laced & looketh for mony.
\Mr Litleton her councellour/ Mr williā Androws a widower & her atturney.
hath obtayned the lease
They are to come to tryall at Candlemas \Lāmas/ sises next. god send thē to make a good & a speedy cōposition & agreemēt.
Calendared note from MS Ashmole 194, p. 18 (upper left part of page)
