Deopham History

Court of the Manor of Deopham Hall December 1807

Contents

  1. Heading
  2. Court Baron
    1. Homage
      1. Sworn
    2. Property
    3. Defaulters
  3. Court Leet
    1. Leet Jurors
      1. Sworn
    2. Defaulters
    3. Officers
  4. Footnotes
  5. Navigation

Heading

TitleDeopham Hall:
The General Court (with the Leet) of The Right Honorable John Lord Wodehouse, Baron Wodehouse of Kimberly
DateDecember 10th 1807
StewardSamuel Heyhoe Le Neve Gilman, Gentleman, Steward
LocationIn and for the said Manor
Page numbers in Court Roll60 – 65

Court Baron

Homage

Sworn

John Jolly
John Reeve

Property

Person surrendering propertyProclamationsDate of the CopyholdBeneficiaryAttorneyIdentification of propertyRentFine
Jonathan Dey (deceased)
William Ripper Coe & Francis Parke as executors sold the property
November 5th 1761 on the death of John Dey his fatherGeorge Browne Leake of Holt in trust for John Browne Esquire of TacolnestoneJohn Mitchell1) 5 acres & 1 rood of Copyhold land in 5 pieces in West Field in Deopham;
2) 1 acre of Copyhold land in West Field in Deopham between Jeremiah Wodehouse, East,
lands now or late of George Dover, West;
abutts on lands now or late of John Entwissell, North & South.
£20
December 5th 1806 as recorded at the Court of December 8th 1806:
Samuel Pettingall of Deopham, farmer, & Sophia his wife surrendered out of court
April 16th 1794
on surrender of Robert Meadowes
George Browne Leake of Holt in trust for John Browne Esquire of TacolnestoneThomas Huggins5½ acres of Copyhold land in 2 pieces in Deopham:
1) 3 acres between John Godfrey, North,
Hawfield Lane, South, abutting Town Green, East;
2) 2½ acres between lands now or late of Robert Reynolds, North;
Dean & Chapter of Canterbury, South,
abutts Pye Lane, West
£10 10s
George Browne LeakeThomas HugginsCertain lands & tenements held in free & common socage late Pettingall’s, sometime Meadowes’s, formerly Lane’sRelief
3s 1d
George Browne LeakeThomas HugginsCertain lands & tenements held in free & common socage late Pettingall’s, sometime Meadowes’s1Relief
1s 5d
October 10th 1807
Jeremiah Russell declared that the loan advanced had been repaid in rull
Jonathan Dey
Elizabeth CollisonDaniel Alexander the YoungerCertain lands & tenements held in free & common socage late Peter Stoughton’s2Relief
2d

Defaulters

All tenants that had made default in their suit & service were amerced 9 pence.

Court Leet

Leet Jurors

Sworn

John Jolly
John Dobbs
Robert Dey
Rowing Brasnett
William Wright
Robert Knights
Taylor Fenix, junior
Richard Jolly
Samuel Pettingall
Isaac Easton
John Reeve
James Clarke
Archibald Rowing
William Wright, junior

Defaulters

StatusAmercement
Headboroughs6d
Handboroughs3d

Officers

OfficePerson appointed
ConstableGarrett Oddin Taylor
PindarWilliam Patrick

Footnotes

  1. It has been noted in the margin that the Rev. James Stoughton & Thomas Church acknowledged tenure of this land at the Court of November 7th 1815 ↩︎
  2. It has been noted in the margin that Henry Collison acknowledged tenure of this land at the Court of July 14th 1840 ↩︎
DateChange
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