Deopham History

Court of the Manor of Deopham Hall January 1732/3

Contents

  1. Comment
  2. Heading
  3. The Court Baron
    1. Homage
      1. Sworn
    2. Property
  4. The Court Leet
    1. Capital Pledges
      1. Sworn
    2. Offices
  5. The Source Document
  6. Footnotes
  7. Navigation

Comment

This was the last Court to be recorded in Latin.

Heading

TitleDeopham Hall:
General Court with the Leet & petty session
DateJanuary 11th 1732
(Ecclesiastical Calendar)
StewardJohn Amyas, Gentleman
Location
Page numbers in Court Roll28 – 30 (one page number for each double page)

The Court Baron

Homage

Sworn

William Poynton
James Stacey

Property

Person surrendering propertyPrevious ProclamationsDate of the CopyholdBeneficiaryAttorneyIdentification of propertyRentFine
William Poynton made a conditional surrender in return for a mortgage of £50 50sMargaret Eastwick of Hingham, spinsterAll & singular the messuages, lands, tenements & hereditaments held by copy of Court Roll of this Manor
John Knights (deceased)1st Proclamation:
1723
2nd Proclamation:
1724
3rd Proclamation
1725
February 11th 1685 on the surrender of Thomas Reynolds, gentlemanMary, wife of Roger Cooper, gentleman1) 6 acres in Deopham with a tenement built thereon;
2) 1½ acres in two parts in Deopham:
2.1) Dunnings in West Field of Deopham;
2.2) Grubbes half acre
£10 10s
Issamy [?] Andrews (deceased)1st Proclamation:
October 17th 1730
February 15th 1731
1716John Andrews heir of Issamy Andrews2 roods in 2 parts in Deopham abutting Tunn Green
John AndrewsThis CourtHenry Masters of London2 roods in 2 parts in Deopham abutting Tunn Green
September 29th 1732
William Rose surrendered out of Court1
February 15th 1731William Lane of Hingham, millwrightJohn Monck, gentlemanA piece of Copyhold land in or near the Common Pasture of Deopham called The Low Common by a Water Mill previously of Richard Raven, by the water course South & West.
In length, 60 feet and width 60 feet 2
7s 6d
Muriel Stoughton – free tenant of this ManorThomas Jecks4d

The Court Leet

Capital Pledges

Sworn

Robert Meek
Archibald Rowing
John Dey
Charles Cullyer
William Poynton
Thomas Osborn
Robert Gibbs
George Wright
James Osborn
William Vincent
William Burnham
Daniel Thurling
John Curle

Offices

OfficeName
ConstableWilliam Burnham

The Source Document

(Page 1)

Footnotes

  1. There are more details of this transaction, including a transcript of the Indenture, on the page concerning the Low Common Mills – see here↩︎
  2. A note in the margin recorded that Rose Lane was admitted to this property at the Court held on August 22nd 1757 (see page 131 of the Court Roll). ↩︎
DateChange
15/7/25Revised description of the Low Common Mill + link to Low Common Mills page
28/5/24Published – IMG_20240516_123038