Heading
| Title | Deopham Hall The General Court Baron |
| Date | July 29th 1762 |
| Steward | John Amyas, Gentleman |
| Location | – |
| Page numbers in Court Roll | 139 – 143 + various loose documents |
Homage
| James Cooper |
| Archibald Bale |
Property
| Person surrendering property | Proclamations | Date of the Copyhold | Beneficiary | Attorney | Identification of property | Rent | Fine |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Richard Jolly the Elder & Ann his wife (both deceased) | Proclamation | December 29th 1737 | Richard Jolly, son of Richard Jolly (deceased) | Himself | 1) A tenement called Watts containing 3 roods; 2) A Pightle containing 3 roods adjoining said tenement; 3) An Inclosure called Watts Close containing 7 acres; 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 lands late of George Roper (deceased); Catherine Smith Widow West; John Entwissel (deceased) East; Holl Street Way, otherwise Palloway North; 6.2 1½ acres between lands of George Brooke West & East; George Roper (deceased) North; 6.3 1 rood between lands late of John Entwissell North, South & East; 6.4 1 rood between the Head Lands of divers men South; lands late of John Entwissel North & East; 7) A piece of land in the Copyhold Tenure of Robert Edwards with a house called the Backhouse & a small stable between the messuage & lands of John Gostling East; the yard of Nicholas Smith West; Common pasture North; Breadth 24 feet North & 41 feet; length at West side 147 feet with the Appurtenances; Nos (1) – (3) are separated from the rest by the Palloway | £20 | |
| Richard Jolly & Ann his wife (both deceased) | December 29th 1737 | John Jolly | Himself | 1) 4 acres of copyhold land called Breaky Close abutting Tungate Way towards East;1 2) 6 acres in 2 pieces: 2.1) 5 acres between Robert Noobs East; Lord of this Manor West & South; 2.2) 1 acre at South end of (2.1) | £12 12s | ||
| December 29th 1737 | Richard Jolly, grandson of Richard Jolly (deceased) | A messuage built called the Guildhouse containing 2 acres next to the Common Pasture North; Church Street West. | |||||
| Richard Jolly the Younger – grandson of Richard Jolly (deceased) | Lord of the Manor, to the use & behoof of his last will & testament. | ||||||
| Richard Jolly the elder | Lands & tenements late of his father Richard Jolly, formerly Cullyer’s. | 4d | |||||
| John Jolly | Lands & tenements late of his father Richard Jolly, formerly Cullyer’s. | 6s |
Defaulters
We present all such Tenants as have this day made default of their Suit & Service and amerce them one Shilling a piece.
Footnotes
- There is a marginal note indicating that at the Court of December 19th 1787 this land passed to John Jolly, referring to page 240 of the Court Roll. ↩︎
Navigation
| Date | Change |
|---|---|
| 4/7/24 | Links to December 1737 Court |
| 7/6/24 | Further detail added |
| 3/5/24 | Published (ref IMG_20240605_103413) |
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