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| Title | Deopham Hall The Special Court at the request of Elizabeth Morrant, Widow |
| Date | July 14th 1736 |
| Steward | John Amyas, Gentleman, Steward |
| Location | – |
| Page numbers in Court Roll | 46 – 49 |
Homage
| John Amyas, Gentleman |
| Robert Payne |
| Sarah Cooper |
Property
| Person surrendering property | Proclamations | Date of the Copyhold | Beneficiary | Attorney | Identification of property | Rent | Fine |
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| Rev. John Amyas & Mary his wife | July 17th 1722 | Ann Amyas, Widow, relict of George Amyas, Gentleman (deceased) during her lifetime then in equal thirds to:- 1) Mary, wife of Edward Sayer, Gentleman, 2) Catharine Amyas; 3) Elizabeth Amyas; daughters of John Amyas & Mary his wife. At this Court, Elizabeth Morrant, widow, (daughter of John Amyas) requested to be admitted to her third of these premises. | Robert Meek | 1) 12 acres called Glocesters; 2) 4 acres called Humfryes [Humphreys]; 3) 3 acres & 3 roods enclosed in the Field of Morley near the freehold lands of John Amyas called Pillrood; 4) 11 acres called Churchclose between the lands of the Dean & Chapter of Canterbury West; King’s Highway and land of this Manor East; Palloway South; 5) 6 acres & 3 roods of Copyhold land now enclosed in the Field of Deopham between Dean & Chapter of Canterbury on East & West; Pillrood & lands of this Manor South late in the copyhold tenure of John Amyas the elder; 6) 2 acres of Copyhold land in Churchfield between lands of the Vicarage West; John Amyas the elder East; Pallow Way South; 7) 1½ acres between John Amyas the elder West; Dean & Chapter of Canterbury East; Pallow Way North; late in the Copyhold possession of John Amyas the elder, Gentleman; 8) ½ acre between John Amyas the elder East & West; abutts Pallow Way; 9) ½ acre of Copyhold land between Bernard Burman, Esquire, West; Lands of the Lord of the Manor East; John Amyas the elder South; late in the occupation of Edmund Cock; 10) 8 acres of Copyhold land inclosed in the Field of Morley between Robert Payne, Esquire, East; Robert Underwood West; Pallow Way North; late in Copyhold Tenure of George Cooper. | £5 10s |
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