Deopham History

Court of the Manor of Deopham Hall November 1850

Contents

  1. Heading
  2. Homage
  3. Property
  4. Defaulters
  5. Locations on the 1814 Inclosures Map
    1. Piece no 4
    2. Piece no 88
  6. Footnotes
  7. Navigation

Heading

TitleThe Manor of Deopham Hall: A General Court of the Right Honorable John Lord Wodehouse Baron Wodehouse of Kimberley, Lord of the said Manor
DateNovember 11th 1850
StewardThomas John Woodrow, Deputy Steward of
Samuel Heyhoe Le Neve Gilman, Gentleman, Chief Steward
LocationIn and for the said Manor
Page numbers in Court Roll20 – 30

Homage

Taylor Phoenix
John Baker

Property

Person surrendering propertyProclamationsDate of the CopyholdBeneficiaryAttorneyIdentification of propertyRentFine
On June 16th 1849 William Page of Carleton Rode, Farmer, and Bridget his wife (formerly Bridget Brasnett)Bridget PageAll and every the Messuages Lands & Tenements …
William Simpson the Younger formerly of Norwich but after of Downing Street Westminster, Gentleman, in his will dated September 20th 1828, passed hs estate to
1) his brother John Palgrave Simpson (known as John Simpson of Corpus Christie College, Cambridge), Gentleman and
2) William Vynne Bacon of Watton
during the life of his mother Katherine Simpson, upon trust to pay rents to her.

Katherine Simpson died December 11th 1844

Her trustees,
1) George Edward Simpson of Norwich, Gentleman &
2) Gustavus Thomas Taylor of Holborn, Middlesex
sold the property to Philip Daniel Alexander		John Palgrave Simpson admitted October 22nd 1839 as the eldest brother & heir at law of William Simpson (deceased)John Palgrave Simpson of Brompton, MiddlesexMessuage Lands & Tenements
On October 25th 1850 John Palgrave Simpson by an Indenture of sale dated October 25th 1850 sold this property to Philip Daniel Alexander to whom absolute surrender was made.1Philip Daniel AlexanderPiece no 88 on the Deopham 1814 Inclosures Map containing 2 acres, 1 rood & 35 perches24s 7d£6
Philip Daniel AlexanderCertain lands and Tenements held of the Lord of this Manor in free and common Socage late of Murrell Wright, formerly of Robert Wright1s 4d
Mary Jolly (deceased)November 12th 1845 on the death of her husband, William JollyIsaac Eke Page of Norwich, Yeoman, purchased the property from the executors of Mary Jolly (deceased)Piece no 4 on the Deopham Inclosures Map of 1814 containing 2 acres 2 roods & 10 perches32s£6

Defaulters

All Tenants as have made Default in their Suit and Service are severally amerced Nine pence apiece.

Locations on the 1814 Inclosures Map

Piece no 4

All rights reserved by Norfolk Record Office who hold the original; their ref is NRO C/Sca 2/86

Piece no 88

All rights reserved by Norfolk Record Office who hold the original; their ref is NRO C/Sca 2/86

Footnotes

  1. The chain of events recorded here appears convoluted because the Indentures of Sale have become out of step with the Surrenders and Admissions to the Court. ↩︎
  2. A marginal note states that William Wade was admitted to this land on September 21st 1853. ↩︎
  3. A note in the margin says that Mary Ann Page was admitted to this piece at a Court held on November 22nd 1877. ↩︎
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