Court of the Manor of Deopham Hall April 1775

Contents

1. Heading
2. Homage
3. Property
4. Navigation

Heading

Title	Deopham Hall A Special Court at the request of John Jolly the Younger
Date	April 28th 1775
Steward	Capel Bringloe
Location	–
Page numbers in Court Roll	183 – 188

Homage

James Cooper

Richard Jolly the Younger

Property

Person surrendering property	Proclamations	Date of the Copyhold	Beneficiary	Attorney	Identification of property	Rent	Fine
Richard Jolly (deceased) and Ann Jolly (deceased) his wife		Richard Jolly the grandfather: December 29th 1737; Richard Jolly the father: July 29th 1762	John Jolly the younger, son of Richard Jolly, one of the grandsons of Richard Jolly (deceased)		1) 3 roods in a tenement called Watts; 2) a pightle of 3 roods adjoining tenement (1) 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 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; Holl Street 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; 7) Piece of land late in copyhold tenure of Robert Edwards with a house called the Back House and a small stable between the messuage & lands of John Gosling East; yard of Nicholas Smith West; Common Pasture North; 24ft breadth at North end, 41ft South; length at West side 147ft.
John Jolly			Richard Jolly (his father)		All & singular the said premises
Richard Jolly (conditional surrender)			John Morphew of Norwich advanced a mortgage of £250 + 4½% p.a. interest
Richard Jolly			Surrender to the Lord of the Manor to the use and behoof of his last will & testament

Navigation

Date	Change
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