Deopham History

Court of the Manor of Deopham Hall February 1798

Contents

  1. Heading
  2. Homage
  3. Property
  4. Defaulters
  5. Footnotes
  6. Navigation

Heading

TitleDeopham Hall
The General Court of the Right Honourable John Lord Wodehouse Baron Wodehouse of Kimberley
DateFebruary 13th 1798
StewardJohn C. Stoughton, Gentleman, Steward
Location
Page numbers in Court Roll12 – 18 (one page number per double page)

Homage

Jonathan Dey
Richard Jolly
John Jolly

Property

Person surrendering propertyPrevious ProclamationsDate of the CopyholdBeneficiaryAttorneyIdentification of propertyRentFine
Anne Amyas (deceased)December 6th 1763 by the will of John Amyas, and after Mary AmyasJohn Amyas was beneficiary under the will of Anne Amyas (deceased); she describes him as the “Cousin of my cousin, the Rev. John Amyas1“.
“John Amyas the Son” comes to this Court via his attorney.
Samuel Heyhoe Le Neve Gilman, Gentleman1) One piece of land with a Barn thereupon built,
2) 1 acre & 3 roods in a Croft called Nethercroft, formerly of John Stephenson,
3) 1 acre between the lands now or late of Robert Underwood North;
lands of Manor Shadwells South;
abutts upon a Common Way West;
4) 1 rood between lands of Edward Borman [?] West;
lands of Church of Cathedral of Canterbury East;
abutts upon a Way leading from Tungreen to the Church North;
5) 1½ acres in Morley in 3 pieces:
5.1) 1 rood between lands later of John Wright then of William Sedley Esquire East;
Lands late of Richard Raven then John Pooley West;
abutts upon Palloway North;
5.2 1 acre between lands of William Childerhouse West;
Lands of this Manor East;
abutts upon Palloway North;
5.3 1 rood between lands late of Thomas Bliss now Robert Payne West;
lands of William Childerhouse East;
abutts upon the Common Way North;
6) 1 acre between lands of divers men West, Lands of this Manor in the tenure of John Cooper East;
abutts upon the Common Way South;
7) 3 roods in a Field at Stone Hill called Church Field between lands of Dean & Chapter of Canterbury North;
Robert Underwood South;
Lands of this Manor East;
the Common Way West;
formerly of Christopher Notley;
8) ½ acre in Westfield between land of George Brooke West;
Land late of Thomas Amyas, Clerk, East;
9) 3 roods in Church Field between lands of Thomas Amyas, Clerk, East & West;
abutts upon the Highway South;
formerly of Sarah Calendar;
10) 2½ acres in Nether Row Street with a Messuage or Tenement called Newman’s with a Croft adjoining;
formerly of Robert Payne;
Total acreage is exactly 10 acres .
£18 18s
John AmyasSamuel Heyhoe Le Neve Gilman, GentlemanCertain freehold lands & tenements late of the said Anne Amyas (deceased), before Mary Amyas5s
+
1s 6d
+
1s 6d
+
1s 10d
John Steward of Norwich, GentlemanMarch 23rd 1797
following surrender of John Rudd

John Taylor of Deopham, Farmer, provided a mortgage of £150 + interest to Isaac Easton of Deopham, Yeoman
Himself1) One tenement built called Berrys and 2 acres of Copyhold land
2) 1 acre in the Field of Morley between lands late of Robert Underwood West and Richard Rowen East;
3) ½ acre between lands formerly of Ralph Cooper late of John Cooper East & West;
abutts upon Palloway North;
4) 3 roods between the lands formerly of Ralph Cooper late of John Cooper East & West;
abutts upon Palloway North;
£8
Isaac EastonSurrender to the Lord of the Manor to the Use & Behoof of his last Will & Testament.All & every his messuages, tenements and hereditaments whatever.
Mortgage provided by Thomas Rose of Norwich, Cork Cutter, confirmed to be redeemed by a payment received from John Steward of Norwich, Gentleman.Certain hereditaments & premises late of John Rudd then of John Steward
John Bousell (deceased)2nd Proclamation
Richard Jolly (deceased)1st:
December 29th 1796
2nd:
March 23rd 1797
3rd Proclamation
Precept awarded to the Bailiff that he should seize the lands & tenements into the hands of the Lord of the Manor.

Defaulters

The Default of Tenants and every of them are severally in Mercy three pence.

Footnotes

  1. Whether Anne Amyas made this error or a subsequent copyist, this must have been intended to say “Son of my cousin, the Rev. John Amyas”, who died in 1803 leaving by default everything to Bevil Amyas. ↩︎
DateChange
28/5/24Published