Court of the Manor of Deopham Hall May 1803

Contents

1. Heading
2. Homage
3. Property
4. Defaulters
5. The Court Leet
   1. The Leet Jurors
   2. Offices
   3. Defaulters
6. Footnotes
7. Navigation

Heading

Title	Deopham Hall The General Court Baron (with the Leet) of the Right Honourable John Lord Wodehouse Baron Wodehouse of Kimberley
Date	May 3rd 1803
Steward	John C. Stoughton, Gentleman, Steward
Location	–
Page numbers in Court Roll	31 – 36 (each double page counts as one page number)

Homage

Jonathan Dey William Lock Samuel Pettingall

Property

Person surrendering property	Proclamations	Date of the Copyhold	Beneficiary	Attorney	Identification of property	Rent	Fine
John Bousell (deceased)		Item (1): March 2nd 1795 after surrender of Daniel Ganning; Items (2) & (3): February 13th 1798 after surrender of John Jackson	Thomas Kett, Thomas Back, William Hart Joint trustees under the will of John Bousell (deceased)	William Withed	1) 3 roods in the field of Morley between lands late of Robert Juby East & West; Palloway North; Lands late of Miles Hobart Esquire South; 2) 1 acre (part of 8 acres & 1 rood in the Field of Morley) between lands late of John Wright West; Manor of Shadwells East; Palloway North; Stephen Baldwin South; 3) 2 acres in the field of Morley between lands pf Stephen Baldwin West; John Amyas, Gentleman, East; Palloway North; Divers men South;
			Thomas Kett, Thomas Back, William Hart		Late Bousell, before Ganning’s, before Grigson’s.	12s 2½d
			Thomas Kett, Thomas Back, William Hart		Late Bousell, before Ganning’s before Grigson’s, long since Goulds.1	9d
			Thomas Kett, Thomas Back, William Hart		Late John Bousell, before Jackson’s, before Payne’s, long since Baldwin’s.	2s
Henry Brasnett (deceased)		December 29th 1783	Rowing Brasnett, eldest son of Henry Brasnett	Himself	1) 1½ acres at a Place called Palloway between lands of Dean & Chapter of Canterbury, late in tenure of John Houchin, South; Way called Palloway North; Tills Croft East; 2) 2 acres called Small Close abutting Pye Lane East;		£6 6s
Philip Champion Crespigny (deceased)	1st Proclamation
Elizabeth Green (deceased)	1st Proclamation
Money Fisher	1st: April 2nd 1800 3rd Proclamation		“A Precept is awarded to the Bailiff that he should seize the said Lands & Tenements into the Hands of the Lord.”

Defaulters

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

The Court Leet

The Leet Jurors

Stephen Taylor William Wright Robert Knights Richard Jolly John Reeve Jonathan Dey

Isaac Asting Richard Goldspink John Jolly Henry Wright Taylor Phenix Samuel Pettingall

Offices

Office	Name
Constable	Garrett Oddin Taylor
Pindar	James Moore

Defaulters

Status	Amercement
Headboroughs	6d
Handboroughs	3d

Footnotes

1. A marginal note states that James Forster was admitted to the piece at the Court of November 1^st 1816 ↩︎

Navigation

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