Court of the Manor of Deopham Hall November 1761

Contents

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

Heading

Title	Deopham Hall – General Court Baron
Date	November 5th 1761
Steward	John Amyas, Gentleman, Steward
Location	–
Page numbers in Court Roll	133-139

Homage

James Cooper

Archibald Bale

Property

Person surrendering property	Proclamations	Date of the Copyhold	Beneficiary	Attorney	Identification of property	Rent	Fine
Alice Breese, Widow, confirmed that the loan of £260 + interest at 4% p.a. made to James Cooper on August 5th 1751 had been fully repaid			James Cooper		All and every his Messuages, Lands, Tenements & Hereditaments whatsoever holden by Copy of Court Roll of the Manor of Deopham Hall
James Cooper on June 26th 1758 surrendered his property in return for a mortgage of £100 + 4% interest p.a.			William Cooper		All and every the Messuages, Lands, Tenements & Hereditaments whatsoever holden of the said Manor by Copy of Court Roll
William Cooper on June 23rd 1759 confirmed receipt of £104 in full satisfaction of the loan & interest.			James Cooper
James Cooper on June 26th 1759 surrendered his property in return for a mortgage of £100 + 4% interest p.a.1			Anne Amyas & Frances Amyas		All and every the Messuages, Lands, Tenements & Hereditaments whatsoever holden of the said Manor by Copy of Court Roll
Catharine Amyas, Spinster, confirmed receipt of £175 in full satisfaction of the loan		September 23rd 1755	William Donne & Mary his Wife	Robert Mallom, Gentleman
Theophilus Lowe, Clerk, of Stiffkey & Elizabeth his wife (previously Elizabeth Saint Clair and executrix of the will of Ann Watson) confirmed receipt of £290 2s in full satisfaction of the loan & interest. This was confirmed January 31st 1761.		November 20th 1741	Thomas Grigson Payne, son of John Payne of Hingham, grocer (deceased)	Robert Grigson, Gentleman	All his Messuages, Lands, Tenements & Hereditaments holden of the Manor of Deopham Hall
Philip Carver, Clerk (deceased)		October 19th 1718 following the death of Walter Carver, father of Philip Carver	Charles Carver, Clerk, Son & heir of Philip Carver	Edmund Lask, Gentleman	1) 1½ acres of Copyhold Land in Deopham at a place called Pallow Way between lands belonging to the Cathedral Church of Canterbury, late in the tenure of John Houthin, South; another way called Pallow Way North; abutts upon Tills Crofte East; 2) 2 acres in Small Close abutting Pye Lane East		£3 3s
John Dey (deceased) father of Jonathan Dey		December 4th 1739 on the surrender of Robert Payne	Jonathan Dey as heir to his father’s estate		1) 5 acres in 5 pieces of land holden by Copy of Court Roll in Westfield in Deopham2 1.1) 2 acres with part of a messuage thereupon built called Skippers between the land late of George Dover North; Land of this Manor South; 1.2) 3 roods between the land of this Manor North & South 1.3) 3 roods in Longland next Demeasne [sic] land of this Manor South; land late of John Walter North; 1.4) 1 acre between land late of Philip Corey South; land late of John Dover North; abutts upon land of said John Dover, West; 1.5) 3 roods between land late of John Dover South, North & West; 2) 1 acre of Copyhold land in Westfield between land of Jeremiah Wodehouse East; George Dover West; land late of John Entwissell [sic] North & South.		£5
Jonathan Dey			Into the hands of the Lord of the Manor to the use & behoof of his last will & testament.

Footnotes

1. A marginal note recorded that this loan was discharged – see pages 158 & 159 ↩︎
2. It was noted in the margin that George Browne Leake was admitted to these premises at the Court held on December 10^th 1807. ↩︎

Navigation

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