Court of the Manor of Deopham Hall September 1843

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Title	The Manor of Deopham Hall: A General Court of the Right Honorable John, Lord Wodehouse Baron Wodehouse of Kimberly
Date	September 13^th 1843
Steward	James Feltham the Younger, Deputy Steward of Samuel Heyhoe Le Neve Gilman, Gentleman, Chief Steward
Location	In & for the said Manor
Page numbers in Court Roll	252 – 257

Homage

William Jolly

Taylor Phenix

Property

Person surrendering property	Proclamations	Date of the Copyhold	Beneficiary	Attorney	Identification of property	Rent	Fine
The Right Honorable John, Lord Wodehouse Baron Wodehouse of Kimberly		February 27^th 1843	Francis Oddin Taylor of Winfarthing, farmer, produced a Deed of Enfranchisement dated September 1^st 1843 transferred the freehold to Francis Odding Taylor.	Garrett Oddin Taylor	All the Copyhold lands & tenements transferred February 27^th 1843 [i.e. Piece no 96 on the Deopham 1814 Inclosures Map containing 3 acres, 2 roods & 2 perches with a Messuage standing thereon]		£40
Rowing Brasnett (deceased)	1st Proclamation: November 23^rd 1842 2nd Proclamation: February 27^th 1843		Sarah Brasnett, widow of Rowing Brasnett, according to her husband’s will [see below].	Herself	1) Piece no 74 on the Deopham 1814 Inclosures Map containing 10 acres & 35 perches; bounded by land allotted to John Dobbs and the Trustees of the Rev. Henry Rix’s Charity 2) Piece no 46 on the Deopham 1814 Inclosures Map containing 5 acres, 3 roods & 35 perches	4s	£40
			Sarah Brasnett	Herself	Certain lands & tenements held in free & common socage, late of Rowing Brasnett, formerly of John Jolly	6s
Isaac Easton (deceased)	1st Proclamation: November 23^rd 1842 2nd Proclamation: February 27^th 1843	April 7^th 1814 under the award of the Inclosures Commissioners	Robert Easton of Deopham, farmer, only son & heir of Isaac Easton (deceased)	Himself	Piece no 26 on the Deopham 1814 Inclosures Map containing 9 acres, 3 roods & 4 perches¹	4s	£25

Extract from the will of Rowing Brasnett

The following extract from the will of Rowing Brasnett dated March 19^th 1842 has been included in the Court Roll:

First, I give and devise unto Sarah my loving Wife for and during the Term of her natural Life,
All the Rents or Profits of which I die seized and also all my Furniture, Palte, Glass and Linen in my said Dwellinghouse situated in Deopham aforesaid for the said Term and after the decease of my said Wife as soon as conveniently can be, my Executor is authorized and empowered to sell all and every of my Messuages, Lands, Tenements and Hereditaments whatever situated, lying and being in Deopham aforesaid for the best Price or Prices that can be obtained for the same;
And my Will is that the Receipt or Receipts of my Executor shall be good and valid Discharges for the same at Law and in Equity;
And that such Purchaser or Purchasers shall not be accountable any further for such Consideration Money or Moneys to any Person or Persons whatsoever for any Cause or Reason whatever;
And the Money or Moneys arising by or from such Sale or Sales together with the Rents and Profits thereof until sold (after deducting all Costs, Charges, Disbursements and Expences attending the Execution of the Trusts hereby in the reposed) I give in the Manner following. etc.