Case in the Court of Exchequer between John Awdeley also Audley the Elder of Middlesex, Esquire, improprietor of the rectory of Scarborough, and Thomas Fiddy and Nicholas Duck as to the liability of the latter to pay 1/20 of their catch as recortial tythe to the improprietor of the rectory.

i) Bill of Complaint, 1652

ii) Defendant's answers to Bill of Complaint, Hillary term 1652

iii) Plaintiff's Replication

iv) Interrogatories to be put to the plaintiff's witnesses

v) Interrogatories to be put to the plaintiff's witnesses in his complaint against Thomas Fiddy and John and William Rosdale

vi) Depositions of the plaintiff's witnesses, 27 Nov 1653, ref no in Stanewell M.265

vii) Copy of a record in the Exchequer Office

viii) Order for Trial made at the Michaelmas session of the Court of Pleas, 24 Oct 1654

ix) Exemplification of the degree giving judgement for the plaintiff, 28 Nov 1654

x) Copy of Exemplification of the degree giving judgement for the plaintiff, 28 Nov 1654

xi) Verdict and order for the payment of the plaintiff's costs, 28 Nov 1654

xii) Petition of the poor fishermen of Scarborough to parliament, 31 Oct 1653

xiii) An order of the Committee for Trade and Corporation relating to a petition, 17 Nov 1653, ref no in Stanewell M.284

xiv) Copy of Exemplification of the degree giving judgement for the plaintiff on 28 Nov 1654, 1720, ref no in Stanewell M.429

xv) Order for the Council for Trade, 17 Jan 1680

Ref no in Stanewell unknown in most cases.