Court of the Manor of Deopham Hall December 1737

Contents

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Title	Deopham Hall
Date	December 29^th 1737
Steward	John Amyas, Gentleman, Steward
Location	–
Page numbers in Court Roll	53 – 66

Homage

Sworn

Archibald Bale

James Story

Sarah Cooper

Property

Person surrendering property	Proclamations	Date of the Copyhold	Beneficiary	Attorney	Identification of property	Rent
June 13^th 1737: William Cullyer of Great Yarmouth, Merchant, appointed attorneys to sell all his lands etc. December 12^th 1737: The attorneys surrendered William Cullyer’s assets to Richard Jolly out of Court.		February 2^nd 1726	Richard Jolly of Kimberley, Thatcher	Joseph Colman and John Colman, both of Great Yarmouth, merchants and Thomas Turner of Wymondham, Gentleman.	1) 3 roods with a tenement called Watts; 2) 3 roods in a pightle adjoining the above; 3) 7 acres in an inclosure called Watts Close; 4) 1 acre called Dunnings Acre; 5) ½ acre called Shrubs Half Acre; 6) 10 acres, copyhold of this Manor, in 4 pieces in Westfield: 6.1) 8 acres between George Roper (deceased) & lands of Catherine Smith, widow, West; lands late of John Entwissel (deceased) East; Hollstreet way (otherwise Palloway) North; 6.2) 1½ acres between George Brooke West & East; George Roper (deceased) North; 6.3) 1 rood between John Entwissel (deceased) North, South & East; 6.4) 1 rood between Head Lands of divers men South; John Entwissel North & East.
As above		As above	Richard Jolly of Kimberley, Thatcher	As above	4 acres of Copyhold land in Deopham called Braky Close¹ abutting Tungate Way East.
As above		As above	Richard Jolly of Kimberley, Thatcher	As above	2 acres on which is a messuage built called the Guildhouse in Deopham, lying next to the Common Pasture North; Churchstreet West.
As above		As above	Richard Jolly of Kimberley, Thatcher	As above	6 acres of land, Copyhold of this Manor, in 2 pieces: 1) 5 acres between land late of Robert Noobs East; Lord of this Manor West & South; 2) 1 acre to the south of the above
As above		As above	Richard Jolly of Kimberley, Thatcher	As above	A piece of land late in the copyhold tenure of Robert Edwards with a house called the Backhouse & a small stable between the messuage & lands of John Gostling East; part of the yard of Nicholas Smith West; Common Pasture of Deopham North; breadth: 24′ North; 41′ South; 147′ West.
Richard Jolly			All assets regranted to Richard Jolly & Ann, his wife.		All properties listed above.
Richard Jolly			To the Lord of the Manor for the use & behoof of his last will & testament.
			Richard Jolly		Certain freehold lands & tenements late of William Cullyer formerly Clarks	6s
			Richard Jolly		Certain freehold lands & tenements late of William Cullyer formerly Paynes	4d
Edward Foulsier (deceased)	1st Proclamation
			Zachariah Wright		Certain lands & tenements late of Edmund Wright	3d

William Cullyer London Gazette announcement

The following announcement appeared in the London Gazette of February 12^th 1736²; the announcement itself is dated January 12th 1736-7.

Whereas William Cullyer, of Yarmouth in the County of Norfolk, Merchant, has vested all hbis Estates and Effects in us for the payment of all his Creditors; all Persons indebted to the said William Cullyer are required immediately to pay such Debts to us the said Trustees, or one of us, or they will be sued for the same : And the Creditors of the said William Cullyer who expect any Advantage from the said Trust, are hereby required to come and execute the Deed of Trust made between the said William Cullyer, his Creditors and us, as Trustees, on or before the 25th of March next ensuing. And we do hereby give Notice, that the Estates of the said William Cullyer, situate
– in Thornden, in the County of Suffolk, to the yearly Value of Forty Pounds or thereabouts;
– in Deopham in the County of Norfolk, between Fifty and Sixty Pounds a Year; and
– in Windham in the said County, Twenty Pounds a Year,
are to be sold by us the said Trustees. Particulars of the said Estates may be seen at Mr. Robert Ferners, Attorney at Law in Yarmouth, or with any of us.

Joseph Cotman, Great Yarmouth,
John Cotman, Great Yarmouth,
Thomas Turner, Windham.

Leet Court

Leet Jury

Robert Meek	Charles Cullyer
John Dey	Archibald Bale
Robert Wright	Richard Reynolds
George Wright	John Curl
James Story	James Sherrilan
John Taylor	Thomas Brasenet

Offices

Office	Name
Constable	William Payne

Footnotes

This field is called Braky Close in the Court Roll for this Court, but subsequently (e.g. the Court of July 29^th 1762) it is referred to as Breaky Close. ↩︎
https://www.thegazette.co.uk/London/issue/7584/page/1 ↩︎

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Date	Change
4/7/25	London Gazette announcement
4/7/24	Published ref IMG_20240627_114441